The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-05-19

turned from stay in California.
F. II. Banspach has been confined 10 his
home several days this week by illness.
Patrolman Mclaughlin of the Sixth
Station, is confined to his home by illness.
,Patroman Malvin p. Bates is confined
to his home on Messer Street by illness.
DIR. w. ii. Jorden of Mt. Peasant has
just returned from ten weeks stay in
Europe.
Manufacturers Lodge, conferred the
first degree on several candidates on Tues
day evening.
The OlneyvilIes defeated the Hopkins
team last Saturday at the Merino Flats by
score Of I3 to 5.
The funeral of Mrs. John Webster was
solemnized at her late residence on Joslin
Street, on Sunday.
The Saint Lawrence Base Ball Club will
give social in Library Hall on the even
ing of Saturday, May 27th
John Slater, who has been chief engineer
at the Atlantic Mills, has resigned. lie is
succeeded by William Hodgson.
Ball teams representing the Olneyville
and EImwood Car barns, will play base
ball this afternoon on Merino Flats.
The Red Cross Chapter of the Church Of
the Messiah, will hold "Singing School
next Wednesday evening in Library Hall.
Rev. George l.. Barnard spoke last Sun
day morning at the Panheld Street Baptist
Church, on "The Province of the Mother
The william Hughes Company have
received two car loads OF REQ cars this
week and expect another to arrive to
morrow.
Frank Riley of Manton avenue, has the
contract for a large plumbing job on two
houses belonging to Charles f. Angel on
Benefit Street.
A mass meeting in the interest Of re
tanning the Fire Station on Manton ave,
will be held in Holden's Hall, Manton
this evening
A reception will be rendered his even.
ing to Rev. and Mrs George +. Barnard
by the members of the First Free Baptist
Church on Plain6eld Street.
The Independent Athletic Club Of tile
Providence City League, will play the
Lilly A. c. OF the same circuit, Saturday, !
May aoth on Neutaconkanut Oval.
A meeting of the directors of the Rhode
Island society for the Prevention of Cruel |
ty to Animals was held on Tuesday of this |
week and James N. Smith was reelected |
general agent.
Kuno Hahn, well known resident of
the annex, died at his home at 537 Plain
field Street on Wednesday. He had been
i'll for some time. The deceased formerly
conducted a barber shop on Olneyville
Square.
AT the annual session of the Grand Court
of Rhode Island Foresters of America held
in Pawtucket on Tuesday. James X. Can
non Of Court Olneyvie was elected Grand
Chief Ranger.
Rev. Frank /. Hanscom will be installed
as pastor of the Congregational Church
ON Harrison Street this evening. Rev.
Charles +. Jefferson, ID. ID. of the Broad
way Tabernacle, of New York City, will
preach the installation sermon.
A regular meeting of the Olneyville
BUSINESS Mems Association was held on
Wednesday evening in Library Hall.
One new member was elected and some
routine business transacted, George Il.
Ronne gave a most excellent talk on
independence. After the meeting
lunch was served.
The Mems Club of the Broadway Bap-
fist Church, elected the following officers
at a meeting held on Thursday evening: |
President-Alfred loyal; First Vice Presi-
dent-Percy Townsend; Second Vice
President-Percy A, Arnold; Secretary
Charles A Beaumont; Treasurer-Ernest
C.. S,reeter; Membership Committee-H
Eugene Clarke, Albert Knight and
Clarence Cray; Social Committee-John \.
Woodward, Frederick Temple and William
ii. Clarke.
DIR. Frederick w. Thrift and Miss Sarah
T. Price were married on onday at the
home Of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs
George Price, ISL Jewell Street The
ceremony was performed by Rev +. X.
Hunt of the Tabernacle Church, in the
presence of small company of relatives
and friends. Miss Elsie Price was brides.
maid and Mr.. Thomas Downs acted as
eroomsman. After the ceremony we'd