The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-03-17

The Emmett Rifles of this place, took
part in the Saint Pauick's Day Parade.
An organ recital was given last Sunday
evening, a, the Church Of the Messiah
Rev. w. O. Kierstead spoke at the First
Free Baptist Church last Sunday morning.
The annual tea party of the Tabernacle
Church will be held next Tuesday evening
A second telephone booth has been
placed in Hall & Lyons Oneyyile store.
A p. Little Of Oak Street, has recently
purchased the Fisher estate at Conimicut
Col +, ]. San Souci aud family, are ex-
pected home from Florida about April Ist
The Qugley Base Ball Club have an en-
tertainment and dance this evening in
Irons Hall.
The Annex Social Club held very en-
joyab'e dance in Mechanic Hall on Tues
day evening.
The Anna Gordon w c. T. IT, met OF
Monday, at the parlors of the Broadway
Baptist Church
II. B. Wood Esq. who has been i'll for
several weeks, is not improving as rapidly
as his friends wish
Fred. Green, OF the firm Of the Bowen &
Green, who has been sick for several weeks
is able to he out again.
Miss Annie Lovett. who is i'll at the
Rhode Island Hospital, is not gaining as
rapidly as her friends wish.
Rev. Bowley Green gives talk every
Friday noon, at the General Fire Ex-
tinguisher Plant in Auburn.
Rev. Bowley Green gave his lecture on
lIumbugs" " at the Broadway Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening.
Charles r. Donle gave an illustrated
talk before the Broadway Baptist Brother-
hood on Wednesday evening.
The OlneyviIle Roy's Club will have
social meeting on Tuesday evening, March
2Ist, at 80 o'clock, in Textile Hall.
The funeral of Jeanette Kennedy, who
died at Hartford, Connecticut, was held
at Saint Mary's Church on Monday
morning.
Class II, of the Broadway Baptist Sum
day School, will hold its annual sale, in
Odd Fellows Hall on the evening OF
March goth.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o.. +. held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday even.
ing. The first degree was conferred on
several candidates
Rev. Frank l. Hanscom will speak mex
Sunday evening, at the Pilgrim Congregat
tional Church on Harrison Street, on
"The Model Wife. "
Miss Theresa Lovett died at the home Of
her parents, 81 Erastus Street on Sunday.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning, at
Saint Theresa's Church.
Professor James Motley Of Brown
University, gave an address in Guild Hall
',st Sunday evening, OH Economic Ad-
vace and adjudgement. "
Judge Frank +. Fitzsimmons, of Lin
coin, gave an address to the men of Saint
Theresa's Parish on Sunday evening, on
American-Irish Idealism.
Owen O'Gara, one Of the best known
saloon keepers in this section, died at his
home on Oak Street on Sunday evening,
fter a brief illness af pneumonia.
Dr. William II. Jordon Of the Mt. Pleas
ant district. sailed for Europe on Tuesday.
He will take special courses Of study in
London and Paris and will spend a few
weeks in Vienna.
The TIMES received this week, a copy
Of the annual report Of the town OFFICERS
Of Astead, n. H. +. a. Mitchell, former
~ Of this place, is chairman of the board
Of selectmen
The quarterly meeting Of the Broadway
Baptist Church, was held on Monday even
ing and was we'll attended Considerable
routine businc's was trafsacied, particular
/ ly in relation to the Hartford and Dyer
avenue Chapels.
New Haven railroad trainmen we're
notified Saturday morning, that be-
ginning March 2oth, they will be required
to have a thorough knowledge Of the
manuel Of train rules, on which they will
be examined at frequent intervals.
Horlick's Matted Milk, 5sc. and 74o
Pape's Diapepsin, 36c.; Scotts Emulsion
3oe and 6ec.; Laxative Pig Syrup, 7sc and
COS; Wild Cherry Cough Drops, r7c. 10 /;
Special Port Wine, 7Sc. a.. bottle; Witch
Hazel, 5sc. qt; Hair Insoles, } pair for
ro.c; Malt Extract, large bottles for 2Sc
Tar Soap, large cake, SC We carry line