The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-02-17

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The Rhody base ball team held a social
in Library Hall on Tuesday evening.
A regular meeting of the Sunset Whis,
Club Was held on "Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodgson left here
on Monday for Los Angeles, California
The nemes of two couples were publish
ed on Sunday, a, Saint Anthony's Church
The Pocasset Ice Company have large
force of men engaged in harvesting its ice
crop.
| Manufacturers Lodge, l. o o. +. visit
ed James Wood Lodge, of Provide &C, on
Tuesday evening.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. Ie X. OF p. conferr-
ed the rank of knight on one candidate on
Thursday evening.
The annual meeting Of the Rhode Island
Milk Producers Association will be held
here on Saturday.
William Parker of Dixie Street, has taken
a p sition with the Postal Telegraph Com
pany OF Providence.
The Jolly Bachelor Girls held valentine
party OH Tuesday evening, i'll Mechanics
Hall on Planheld Street
A regular meeting Of the olneyviIle
Business Mems Association will be held
next Wednesday evening.
The drama Captain Jack will be
given this evening, in Irons Hall, by the
Irving Dramatic Company.
The Farther Lights Society of the
b oadway Baptist Church held valentine
;ial last Monday evening.
f, Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening, at the Broadway Baptist Church
on Mind your own Business. "
The cantata of Esther " was given last
Friday evening, by the choir of the First
Free Baptist Church of this place.
A reception was given to Rev. and Mrs.
Frank l. Hanscom, at the Pilgrim Congre
gational Church on Wednesday evening.
Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, Trial by
Jury, will be given in Irons Hall next
Wednesday evening. by the orpheus Club.
Employees Of the New Haven railroad
have received orders not to occupy seats
in passenger cars when any passengers are
| standing.
Prof ]. q. Dealey of Brown University,
spoke on Sunday evening, before the Tex
tile Union on "Some of the Hsndicaps Of
Civilization. "
Fred Hurst delivered an address on
The Science Of Socialism " before the
Mems Club Of Saint Peters Church,
Manton, last Friday evening.
At the Sunday School exercises, at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday,
Judge Francello Jison, gave an address on
abraham Lincoln as knew him. F"
The Sunset Club held a regular monthly
meeting on Monday evening, when con-
siderable routine business was transacted
After the meeting lunch was served.
The Anna Goi don w. c. T. U. held its
annual meeting at the Plainheld Street
Baptist Church on Monday afternoon
Rev. Fay b. Hunt gave an address on
"Abraham Lincoln.
Conductor Bradford ID. Bosworth, en-
ployed on the electric trains Of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
has been confined to his home in Bristol,
for the past 10 days, by severe attack OF
the grip.
The funeral of John Furguson was SOL
emnized at his late residence on Dorches-
ter avenue, on Thursday afternoon. Rev.
Fay K. Hunt officiated at the service.
Mr.. Feguson was for many years in busi-
ness in this section.
A fine bust OF Abraham Lincoln was
presented TO the Olneyville Free Library
on Monday evening, by A. Des Granges.
The occasion drew out large audience
and the following program was given
Music by Schubert Ladies' Orchestra, |
assisted by Mr.. Edward Roscoe, Baritone.
Opening Address by w. A. II. Grant,
President Of the Library Association.
Reading by Miss Elsie Barnes; Pretenta-
ton Of Lincoln Bust by A. Des Oranges.
Acceptance Of bust by J. p. Farnsworth,
Vice. President Of the Library Association.
Baritone Solo by Mr.. Edward Roscoe
Address by II. Brigham, State Librarian.
Music by Orchestra; Address by Col.
Charles Z. Mulhearn; Violin Solo by
Miss Edith A. Hughes; Address by Rev.
Arthur n. Vim; Baritone Solo by Mr.
Edward Roscoe; Remarks by Joseph |
Cough, Treasurer Of the Library Associa-
ton.
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