The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-03-31

James ID. Baldwin recently purchased
cottage at Conimicut.
Thomas Pike returned on Thursday from
a months stay in Florida.
The TIMES will issue a very attractive
Easter number next week.
Walter Ryan has just returned from a
trip in he Southern States.
Col. z. ]. San Souci and family are ex.
pected home from Florida next week.
George McKenna has been reelected
president of the Jonathan Driving Club.
The Regent L and ). Club will hold its
annual banquet on Friday evening, May sth.
Peabody Lodge, Sons of St. George,
hold a social this evening in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Webb Of Broadway,
have returned from a weeks stay in New
York.
There was baptismal service last Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church.
The Rhode Island Press Club holds a
meeting on Saturday a, the Hotel Belvedere
at Bristol.
Edward ]. Shawcross and Byron Shaw
cross have returned from a trip to New
York State.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. r9, K. of p. OBJ
served past chancellor's night on Thurs
day evening.
Everett +. Salisbury, of the Atlantic
Mills, has recovered from severe attack
Of the grippe.
Ex-Alderman CovelI of the 10th Ward.
is said 10 be candidate for the fire COM
mission ership.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Archabault, of
Woonsocket, was in Olneyville on Mon
day, on business.
Inspector George S Amidon, returned
on Monday from ten days stay at Spring
field, Massachusetts.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph II. Hahn was
held at her late residence on Planheld ST., 4,
Wedne' day morning.
The Anna Gordon w. c. T. U. met with
Mrs. larles Ainsworh, SO Messer Street,
OH MOI day afternoon.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening, at the Broadway Baptist Church
on the Assurance Of Salvation. I"
Rev. J. II Roberts spoke at the First
Free Baptist Church en- Plainheld Street
last Sunday morning and evening.
The olneyville Council of Evangelical
Churcher, held a meeting on Tuesday even
ing, at he Broadway Baptist Church.
Rev. DR.. Hubert of Newport, gave an
address before the Pilgrim Brotherhood Of
the Pilgrim Church on Tuesday evening.
The victorious Sunset bowling team was
given banquet at the club rooms on
Monday evening. About IS people were
present.
Miss Alice Peckham, who has been
spending the winter al the home of John
T. Kenyon in the snnex, has returned to
her home in Wakefield.
In a number Of localities where English
sparrows seem less numerous than former
ly, it has been discovered that they are
being devoured by hawks.
Rev. Frederick /. Collins will speak
next Sunday evening, at the Church Of the
Messiah, on "The Man of the Hour, the
Remedy for Political Corruption.
Rev. George K. Barnard, the new pastor
Of the First Free Baptist Church, arrived
mere from Marion, Ohio, on Wednesday.
lie will occupy the Pdlpit next Sunday.
9Th. Responsibilities OF American
Citizenship A" was the subject of Peter Nc
Dermoit's address in Guild Hall, Sunday
evening. A large au Hence was present.
Arthur O'Iara, for some years connect
ed with the New England office Of
Lamont & Corliss, importers Of New York,
will TAX. position wi h John r. Kenyon,
about May Ist.
The carriers at the OneyyilIe Post
Office, have been relieved Of Sunday work
These outies now desolye on the clerks
aud the time they work on Sundays, is
taken Il ON the week day schedule.
The ext meeting Of the Oneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association, will be held on
Wednesday evening, April I2,h. Mr..
James iIcCarthy, president Of the Woon-
socket Business Mems Association, will
give an address.
Malt Extract, large bottles for age,
Violet -'alcum Povder, pound can, 25e.
Bitter Apple Hair Tonic. 4gc.; Powdered
Borsx, nc. pound: Blue Seal vsseline, SC.
jar; Fls1seed, s pound; Seudder's Lico-