The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-24
LOCAL NEWS

Patrolman Luby is away on furlough
The Westminster street bridge is being
repaired.
John p. Thompson has taken position
in Bos' OH
II. c Mott was in Roston Tuesday Oh 8
business trip.
Mrs. A. NJ. Foley is visiting relatives in
Mayo County, Iceland.
Some repairs are being made at the
Plain6eld ST. crossing.
There will be no turkey rafiles in Oney,
Vile this Thank giving.
Walter Tanning is seriously i'll at his
home on Westminster St.
Patrolman Fay Of the Sixth Station, has
returned from his furlough.
A Mems Club is to be organized at the
Plainfield ST. Baptist Church.
Rev. II. ]. Klaren ofIiciated ai ST. James
Church last Sunday morning.
A minstrel show was given on Wednes
day evening at the Sunset Club
George Dover, overseer at the Atlantic
Mills, has a new REQ touring car.
Policeman w. +. Burns Of the Sixth
Station, is away on a short furlough
Lucian Pike haa a wireless telegraphy
outfit al his home on Plainfeld Street
+. f. Pratt Of Alyerson avenue, has re.
turned from a weeks hunting trip in Foster
A Harvest Festival will be given at the
Broadway Bsplist Church next sunday
evening.
Willow Camp OF American Woodmen,
held a well attended meeting on Monday
evening.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa
t On held special meeting ON Wednesda,
eve'iug
James II Hogan, the local representa-.
I've of he Tribune, Is in the Soun Tor a
short TRIP.
The One,vIre Cricket Club held well
attended social IN Library Hall last Satur-
day evening
w. h. Gi more began his duties as
manager Of the Olneywlle Square Market
On Monday.
Isaac Marco, motorman Oh the Brook
street line, has iu,t returned from a month IS
S ay III Canada.
The J. NJ. Casey and the Crescent foot
ball teams Will play on Saturday at Neuta-
konkanut Park
The Mems Club Of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church held a meeting on Wednesday
evening at the ye,Dry.
A big delegation from the local Nest OF
Owls attended an initiation in Providence
ON Wednesday evening
Charles Carlecn, who has been assistant
at the Oneyville Station, is now acting
agent at the Cranston street station.
A the next meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association, officers will
be nominated for the ensuing year.
Manufacturers Lodge, 10 OF. confer
ed the second degree on several candidates
at a meeting held on Tuesday evening.
Court Henrietta, No. 20, +. 4. a. will
hold a fair and entertainment in Irons
Hall on the evening Of December f4th.
The Dorcas Society Of the First Free
Baptist Church, will hold Thanksgiving
sale on Wednesday afternoon of next week.
Trafiicman NJ. p. Bates, began his duties
on Olneyville Square on Monday morning
lie is considered the right man for the
place.
Grand Master William II. Heryey and
board Of officers, paid an official visit to
Manufacturers Lodge, /. .. o. +. on
Tuesday evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Tunniclfc
was held on Tuesday at her late residence
on Marvin Street. The burial was at the
Pocasset Cemetery
james PhinneY an expert checker
player, belonging in Belfast Me-, who
was expected to visit Olneyville this week,
failed to put in an appearance.
The planet Mars is rising in the east
right after sunset during November, aud
Is beautifully in view through the night
near that wonderful cluster Of stars, the
Pleiades.
The Dorcas Society, Mzpah Class and
Sunshine Band Of the First Free Baptist
Church, will give an entertainment and
ale IN the Library Hall on the evening Of
December 18TH.
Congressman George n. Utter addressed
! large meeting Il men at the Free Baptist
Church. Wednesday evening. Fred
Nicholas rendered several solos ard there
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