The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-03-10

DR.. James 2. Reid returned on Monday,
from a visit in South Bend, Indiana.
Walter Z. Smith of Pocasset avenue,
who has been quite III, is able to be out
again.
Owen O'Gara of Oak Street, is confined
to his home by serious attack of pneu.
monia.
Rev. Bowley Gaeen preached last Sun:
day evening on "christ's Fourfold
Witness. "
f. II. Salisbury and Thomas Mills, at
tended the Auto Show in Boston on
Thursday.
William Hughes, of w. II. Hughes Com
pahy, is recovering from a severe attack
OF the grippe.
The Tabernacle Church will hold its
annual tea party on the evening of Tues
day, March 2Ist.
Iyanhoe Lodge, X. Of P. transacted con-
siderable routine business at its meeting on
Thursday evening.
A new baptismal font was dedicated on
Sunday, at the Second Presbyterian Church
on Harris avenue.
John Fletcher gave an address before the
local branch Of the Socialists, in Guild
Hall on Sunday evening
Rev Arthur Harmon Winn preached
last Sunday morning at the Bell Street
Chapel on the Art Of Life.
Rev. Bowley Green will lecture on
"Humbugs at the Broadway Baptist
Church next Tuesday evening.
A regular meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening Of next week
1t is stated that Ur. +. A. Twiichell,
who is now at Saint Augustine, Florida,
is considerably improved in health.
Rev Fay b. Hunt preached last Sun
day morning at the Tabernacle Church or
Jesus the Light of tts> World.
Luther +. Hopkins, the milk dealer
has pu chased Courageous the wei
known PAGER, with a record OF ALI 4.
Rev. A. b. Cristy gave a lecture before
the Mems Organization Of the Evangelical
churches of Olneyvilie Oh Tuesday evening
Rev. Frank 1. IIanscom will speak mex,
Sunday evening, at tile Pilgrim Church on
Harrison ST., on "Tle Model Husband. y
Chief of Police Eagan and Deputy CHIEF
Murry inspected the summer uniforms al
the Sixth Station, Wednesday afternoon.
A number Of people from this place at
tended the lecture given by William J
Bryan, in Infantry Hall, "Wednesday even
ing.
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. o. +. con-
ferred the initiatory degree on several
candidates, at its meeting on Tuesday
evening
Ex-Governor James II. Higgins gave
an address on Monday evening, before
Robert Emmett Literary Association, in
Irons Hall.
For the second time within a year,
thieves effected an en- rance 10 the second
story Of the Library Building, but nothing
of value was taken.
The funeral Of Mrs. Betsy NJ. Burgess
was held at her late residence on Roose.
Welt St, on Thursday morning. The
burial was at Foster.
An elderly man wa ; in town on Monday,
who claimed he had walked from Worces-
ter and was en- route for Hopkins Mills,
where he has a son residing.
Rev. GeorgeiE. Barnard, of Marion,
Ohio, who has accepted a call TO the First
Free Baptist Church On Plainfeld Street,
will begin his duties there about April Ist.
James J. McCabe, principal Of the
Roosevelt, Street Evening School, was pre-
sented with a pair Of handsome cuff links,
by the teachers Of th. school last friday
evening.
The Willing Workers Of the Pe,tis Ave.
Mission, will give an entertainment on the
evening OF Wedne day, March zznd.
Percy W. Sweet, the magician, will be the
chief attraction.
The large reservoir in Smith6eld, which
is owned chiefly BY Olneyville manu-
facturers, is ready to be flowed, and only
wants sufficient water TO be pu, in com
mission. Il will cover over 100 acres and
is provided with an up-to-date dam.
Hobson's Corn Sslve, 25c., Fellows
Syrup Hypopbospha'es. 96e.; Port Wine,
zsc quart bottle; Malt Extract, I5c..
bottles, 75e.; good Bath sponge, 25c.;
Arapian Balsam, r5c.; Sal Hepatica, I6c.
and 3ec Vaseline, SC. jar; Matted Mill,
74c and 7oc.; Fleteher's castoria, age;
Headache Consells, 7Sc. box; Allcock's
Plaster, &C Cod Liver Oil. soc pint We