The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-03-24
LOCAL NEWS

! lhe fa'aSon mlll Is running lls "ASh'n'
cry day and night.
Charles Calder, who has been quite i'll,
is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton K. wslch are visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
| Patrolman keenan,. of the Sixth Station,
is away on his annual furlough.
John Brown, resident of the Merino
section shot himself on Monday.
Z NJ. MORN attended the funeral Of a
brother, at Nashua, n II on Tuesday.
The annual tea party was he'd at the
Tabernacle Church on Tuesday evening.
The Harrington property on Bancroft
Street, has been sold to Providence parties.
The drug store of G.. IL. Lees on
Springer Square, was sold at auction on
Monday.
Mrs. Hannah English OF the Annex,
has gone to England for stay Of several
months.
Alderman Gilbert X. Parker, and
Councilman Seth Walton, were ia Boston
on Monday.
Ex-Governor l.: f. c. Garvin has been
elected presiden of the Bell Street Chapel
Association.
Thomas and Lucian Pike, of Plainfield
Street, has gone to California, for a two
months stay.
Mrs. Harlan A. Page of Webster ave-,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Baldwin Of
Philadelphia.
John w. Leach gave an address in Guild
Hall on Sunday evening. His subject was
"Induslrial Unionism. "
Miss Ruth Cemence, stamp clerk at the
Olneywlle Pest Office, has been confined
to his home tlis week by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Labby of Canada,
are being entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph LabbY of Webster avenue.
Roy Ashiuore, a well kno Sn. resi- n of
the Tenth Ward, has been appointed a
member of the Providence police force.
Miss Edith A. Hughes of Whittier ave.,
will give violin solos at the concert. in
Infantry Hall on the evening Of March
27th and 2Sth.
Mr.. Louis Meyer, who has just returned
from a southern trip, spent week at
Havana. He was much pleased with the
Cuban capitol.
James ID. Remington, motorman on the
Brook Street line, has gone TO Davisville,
Rhode Island where he will engage in
poultry raising.
Lewis IL. Salisbury, for some time in
the employ of the Rhode Island Company,
has taken a position on a farm in the
Antioch District.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Sawyer are in Bos-
ton this week, attending the annual con-
vention OF the New England Hardware
Dealers Association.
The Dorcas Society of the Free Baptist
Church, met IN the church parlor Wednes-
day afternoon, and work for the Day
Nursery was completed.
The :" Jolly -Four" have dance at
Mechanics Hall on Plainheld Street, on
the evening OF April 18th.
The fnnerai Of Mrs. Catherine Dalton
was held at her home on Delaine Street,
on Monday morning. Requiem mass was
said at Saint Mary's Church
Last Sunday was Anniversary Day ."
at the Tabernacle Church. Rev. >. L.
Irwin spoke at the morning service.
Rev. Frank /. Hanscom will speak next
Sunday evening, at the Pilgrim Congrega-
| tional Churcn on Harrison Street, on
" he Best Place on Earth-the Christian
Home
II looks now as though there would be
no legalized deer hunting in Connecticut
this fall, for the chances are the law pro-
lection will b. extended five years more or
until 1917.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, held anniver-
sary exercises at Odd Fellows Hal on
Monday evening. A large number present,
including quite a number Of visitors from
other lodges.
1t is expected that James Mccarthy,
president Of the Woonsocket Business
Mems Associs ,ion, will give an address at
the April meeting Of the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems A sociation.
Malt Extract, large bottles for 2sc.'
Violet Taleun Powder, pound can, z5c.;
Bitter Apple lair Tonic, 4gc., Powdered
Borsx, IIc. pound: Blue Sea Vsseline, SC
jar; Fla1seed s pound; Scudder's Lico-
rice, large stick, &C.; Little Liver Pills,
roc. bottle; Floating Bath Soap, large
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