The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-27

! III, Is improving
Richard Sewell has resumed work for the
Evening News.
Frank Crothers of the annex, is enjoying
two weeks vacation.
Eight children were ehristened at ST.
Mary's Church on Sunday.
Thursday evening was past ehancellors
night at Ivanhoe Lodge, X. Of p.
There was Reid rally and flag raising
in the 10th Ward on Tuesday evening.
Patrolman Reuben +, Rowe, of the
Sixth Station, has returned from his fur
lough.
Joseph l. Koehhan has been appointed
librarian of the Broadway Baptist Sunday
School.
Mr.. John Hunter Of the annex, has re-
turned after stag of nearly a year at
Detroit.
Mrs. Emma Neary, wife OF Martin
Nearv, died at her home, Io4 Union ave :,
OH Sunday.
Newton ]. Sweet, bookkeeper at the
office of l.. Sweet & Go, is in Philadelphia
on vacation.
John p. Thompson, Of the Olneyville
Square Market, was in Boston, Tuesday on
business trip.
The Anna Gordon w, c. T. q met on
| ,..,t1 Inn -
! Pocasset Avenue.
Ralph Ii Kirby. local correspondent of
the Providence Journal has been confined
TO his home by illness.
The postponed game between the Olney-
wlles and All Stars will be played at
Manion Oval on Sunday.
William f. King and family, of the
annex, have returned from several months
stay at Shawomet Beach.
MI. and Mrs Gilbert Tucker have re-
turned from visit in Spring field and An
auto trip to the Berkshire Hills
Postmaster William II. Duffy Jr., expects
to attend the Brown-Harvard foot bal
game at Cambridge tomorrow.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. +. con.
ferred degrees on several candidates at its
meeting held on Tuesday evening.
The annual session of the Rhode Island
Institute Of Instruction will be held in
Providence on Friday of next week.
1
John Biltcliffe, assistant manager OF the
Olneyville Square Market, is spending his
vacation this week at Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, who resided
at ZIG Harris Ave-, died on Sunday at the
Rhode Island Hospital of pneumonia.
Banspach Brothers furnished the sup
per for the Young Republican Club Rally
at Infantry Hall on Thursday evening.
Owners of woodlands are in little fear Of
forest fires caused by careless hunters now
that the rains has left grass and under
brush so damp.
The funeral of Mrs. Myra b. Cochrane,
who died ON Sunday, was solemnized on
Wednesday afternoon at the Broadway
Baptist Church.
Councilman George A. Smith, Of the
Ninth Ward, has been declared the Re.
publican candidate for alderman by the
! Board of Canvassers.
William T. Galligan, teller at the
Oneyville Branch of the Union Trust Co.
who has been confined to his home by ILL
ness for several days, is able TO be out
again.
1t is understood that the Valley Worst
ed, spinning plant belonging to the
American Woolen Co, which has been idle
for some months, will resume operations
at an early date.
James Gilmore, for some time connected
with the Continental Mills, has severed
his connection there TO accept a position
in the power plant Of the Idus,rial Trust
Building in Providence.
James J. McCabe, who is well known in
this section, has been elected president OF
the Oakland Beach Improvement Associa-
tion. Mr. McCabe, who is a rising young
attorney, spends his summers at the Beach
According to an Indian tradition the
winter is going to be severe. The usdi.
tion is that there will be a fall Of snow
every year sufficient to cover up the Indian
posies, which are higher now than in years.
An entertainment was given by the Shu-
bert Orchestra on Wednesday evening IN
Library Hall The affair was under the
auspices Of the Sunshine Band Of the First
Free Baptist Church aud was we'll patron
zed
The Sunshine Band Of the Free Baptis,
Church met at The home Of Miss Florence