The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-02-24

Business is rushing at the Paragon Mill,
at the present time.
Business is showing a decided improve
ment at the Riverside Mills.
r. c. McNabb has taken out license
for his new Cadillac delivery car.
]. w. Wellington spoke at the Hartford
avenue Chapel OH Sunday evening
Rev. Bowley Green's subject last Sunday
evening, was The Healed Hand, "
The Young Pedders' Club held dance
in Library Hall on Tuesday evening.
The Happy-Go-Lucky Club held dance
in Library Hall on Saturday evening.
ii b. Wood is still confined to his home
on Plainheld Street, by serious illness.
Miss Mary McCarty, for many years a
resident of the annex district, died on
Sunday.
Robert Reoch, for the past six years,
manager Of the Crauston Print Works, has
resigned.
The names of couple to be married,
were published at Saint Anthony's Church
on Sunday.
Bishop Perry oficiated at confirmation
service. at the Church Of the Messiah,
Sunday evening.
The Olneyvlle Branch Of the Union Trust
COMPANY, closed Wednesday, Washing
toms Birthday.
The funeral Of Edward Engell was sol.
emnized at the Church OF the Messiah on
Sunday afternoon.
The funeral of James ii Cramer was
held at his late home on Appleton Street,
Saturday morning.
Rev. Fay Hunt spoke at the Taber-
nacle Church, Sunday morning on
Church Unity.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Gardiner, was
considerably injured by a fall on the ice
Monday morning
A special meeting Of the Rhode Island
Milk Producers Association was held last
Saturday, in Irons Hall.
The West Side Reading Club held a
banquet and entertainment at Odd Fellows
Hall last Friday evening.
Rev. Frank l. Hanscom addressed a
large audience at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday. %.
The clerks and carriers Of the Olneyvile
Post Office will hold a banquet at the
Olneyville Hotel, early in April.
IF. Morris, of the Olneyville TIMES
Office, returned Monday from short
business trip to New York City.
DIR. p f, Gervais of I672 Westminster
Street, had valuable horse blanket stolen
from his Office on Sunday evening.
The Orpheus Glee Club presented the
opera "Trial by Jury " in Irons Hall on
Wednesday evening. 1t was we'll attended.
Mr.. William Hawkins and Mr.. Ernest
Davis will give a social dance in Mechanics
Hall, Plainheld Street on Tuesday, March
I4th.
DIR. Julius p. Reid gave an address be-
fore the Textile Union, Sunday afternoon,
on "Why wanted to 60 to the General
Assembly.
Kennedy & Cough have placed an order
for wireless telegraph outfit, so that they
will be able TO obtain news direct from
ocean steamers.
The Reverend Arthur Harmon Winn's,
subject last Sunday, at the Bell Street
Chapel, was The Religious and Moral
Education we Need. "
Rev. J. II. Roberts Of Attleboro, spoke
at the First Free Baptist Church, Plainfield
Street, Sunday, m. on I" The Two-fold
Duty of the Church.
"Capt Jack a well known Irish
drama, was given last Friday evening, in
Irons Hall, by the Irving Dramatic Club.
A large audience witnessed the perform
anee.
The funeral OF Abbie Theresa Walsh
was held az her late residence 7S Hyatt
Street on Monday morning. Requiem
mass was said at Saint Theresa's Church |
on Manton avenue, at nine o'clock.
George Nuttle, a carpenter employed by |
McDonough Bros, fell from a building on
Bancroft Street las, Saturday, and was 50
seriously injured, that he died an hour
later at the hospital. Ills funeral was
held on Tuesday.
The funeral Of 7. n. waleh was held !
on Thursday afternoon, at his residence on
Pacasset avenue. Rev. =. !. Collins con-
ducted the services. The bearers were: /
Byron A. Smith, Edgar ~. Holbrook, 1
william Harris and Arthur Chamberlain.
Burial was at Pocasset Cemetery.
Hot water bottles 7zc. mentholatum Ioc. /