The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-02-03


several days this week by illness.
The Peoples Hardware Store has
cadelac Car for delivery purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Gobeille have
gone To Florida for a six weeks stay.
A whist was held at the rooms OF the
Sunset Club, on "Wednesday evening.
The wind played havoc in the vicinity OF
Webse avenue. on Monday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge, at III eting on
Tuesday evening. practised degree work.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rafferty, of Bancroft Street, last Saturday
Joseph Brehaney, student at Mont
real College, is home on short vacation.
Paul San Souci has taken position with
II. b. Clahin & Company, of New York
City.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Taber-
nacle Chrrch held social on Wednesday
evening.
Willie Haigh, the boy preacher. spoke
at the Tabernacle Church last Sunday
evening.
disturbance was suppressed by the
police on Avery St, early Thursday
morning.
The minimum water rate in the city Of
Providence, has been reduced from
$40. to s..
Joseph 5. Jackson, sporting editor Of
the Washington Post, is visiting relatives
in this section.
The members of the Grover Club enjoy.
ed bear dinner at their club house, in
Warwick on Sunday.
A reception was given TO Bishop Perry
on Tuesday evening, at the Parish House
Of Saint James Church.
Several candidates for admission to the
church, were baptised at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday evening.
Miss Isabel Crawford, a missionary
among the Indians, spoke at the Broadway
Baptist Church, last Monday evening
The next regular meeting Of the Olney-
willie Business Mems Association will be
held on Wednesday evening, Feb. 72nd.
The No. 8 mill on Valley Street, be-
onging to the American Woolen Company,
shut down on Saturday until further notice.
Mr.. George A. Walden and Miss Clara
Band, were married on Wednesday after
noon, at the Tabernacle Parsonage, by
Rev. Fay B. Hunt.
THE THIRD DEGREE-READ IT.
The Irving Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment in Irons Hall on the eve
ming of February 18th. The drama,
captain Jack" will be produced.
The Young Mems Association of the
Tabernacle Church, held its first dinner
in the church parlors last Saturday even
ing. After the dinner a musical and
literary program was given.
Col. T.. J. San Souci and family, arrived
in Jacksonville, Florida, on Saturday,
after pleasant trip by boat from New
York. They are now at Saint Petersburg,
on the west coast Of the State.
Rev. Frank Hanscom OF Creston,
Iowa, has accepted call to preach at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church on Harri-
son Street. Mr.. Hsnscom is young man
and most excellent speaker. lie will be-
gin his duties there at once.
Charles Beevers, the six year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Beevers died at his
home 90 Priscilla avenue, on Saturday
last The funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon, at the undertaking
rooms Of j. Will Carpenter & Son.
A fifteen year struggle to free their
property from debt Of $4,000 was ended
Monday night by the members Of the
Second United Presbyterian Church Of
Providence, in the burning Of the mortgage
representing the incumbrance.
Claiming that to continue at work under
the requirements made by the government,
is participating an endurance contest
that may cost them their lives, number
Of the 200 Connecticut railway postal
clerks have resigned within few days.
Fletcher's css,oria, arc; FIasseed, Sc
ID Castor Oil, 3oc. pint; Arabian Bal
sam, I5o; Liquid Corn Cure, 7oc; Pow
dered Borax, tic. ID; Bicsrbonate Of
Soda, foc. h.; Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil,
soc. pint; Bitter Apple Hair Tonic, 4oc.'
Zymole Trockies, f9c; Break .up-a-cold
Tablets, age; Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine
Tablets, age; Sal Hepa,iea, I6e.; s. b.
Cough Drops, three boxes, Ioc.j sulphur;
and Cream Tartar Lozenges, Ioe. box (;
Floating Bath Soap, SC. cake sulphur,
e. q mound White Pine and Tar Cough