The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-17
Deal NEWS


Col. f. J. San Souci is doing jury duty
Douglas Mitchell was in Boston on We'd
nesdaY.
Mrs Henry Pohle is visiting friends in
Peabody, Mass.
Mrs. Peter Tunncliffe is i'll at her home
on Marvin Street.
DIR. A. w. Drew of Colorado, is visiting |
relatives in the annex.
new house is being erected on West
minister ST., near Messer.
Mounted Officer Luby, has been away |
this week on a short furlough.
The Whipple Block on Westminster ST.,
was sold at auction sale this noon.
The J. o. San Souci Co have installed a
new system of lighting in their store.
William X. Champlin of Messer ST., is
spend ng few days in New York City.
Miss j. A, Riggs has been the guest oi
New subscribers to the TIMES for 1914
will receive the remainder of this year free
John p. Thompson concludes his duties
at the OlneyvlIle Square Market tomorrow
Miss Margaret Fraill Of Huntington ave-
nue.. has returned from a stay in Europe.
The ladies of ST. Anthony's Church
held whist in Library Hall last evening.
The Oneyvlle Cricket Club will give a
select dance i'll Library Hall, to morrow
evening
Rev. Bowley Green spoke on "David's
Offering" at the Broadway Baptist Church
las, Sunday morning.
The Olneyilles and Greystones will
play foot ball Saturday afternoon at
Neutak konkauut Park.
lsaac Daniels spoke at the Christian En-
dea, or meeting at the First Free Baptist
hufcn !. st Suud,y evening
Miss K leila Haud', dancing cl SIS be-
Jan Is sessions in Mechanic,' Hall on
an6eld on We inesday evening
The Iii Dam tic Club will give the
L. ann "All Cha' les Fault" in Irons
la ON Wednesday evening, Nov 9th.
Whatsoever Circle Of the Broadway Bap-
ts Church will give an entertainment
aud social IN Odd Fellows Hall this even
ing.
Class s, of the Broadway Baptist Sunday
| = l,,il a., ,lI (achinnad epplliuU
ma ch on Tuesday evening in the church
vestry.
The first degree was conferred on
one candidate at meeting of Manufact-
urers' Lodge, 1. o. o. F. on Tuesday
evening.
II. 5 Sherman Jr's new two story cot
tage at Oaklawn is nearly completed, and
Mr.. sherman and family, expect to remove
there soon.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Duffy, who were mar
ried here last week, will reside at Middle
boro, Mass.
Grand Master w. II. Hervey and board
Of officers will pay an official visitation TO
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. f. mex,
Tuesday evening.
Congressman George II. Utter, will
speak before mems meeting at the First
Free BAPTIST Church on Wednesday even
ing, November 22nd.
The Union Trust Co. warns the public
to be on the lookout for counterfeit half
dollars, as quite number Of these are in
circulation in the Olneyvile section.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary J. Carroll
was soemnzed on Saturday afternoon at
her late residence on Heather ST., in
Cranston. Rev. F. l. Collins officiated at
> the service.
DR.. James p. Reid of this place, was
: elected as representative in the Ninth As
sembly District by majority ofIo, accord
ing TO the official count Of the State Re
turning Board.
The semi-annual meeting Of the National
Association Of Woolen and Worsted Over
seers Is to be helo III Boston SATURDAY.
The last meeting was held at Crescen,
, Park last r.
The funeral of Alexander McMutrie,
who died on Friday Of last week, was held
] on Monday forenoon at his late residence
No. "a Dover St, Mt Pleasant. The burial
was at franklin, Mass.
Herman J. waterhouse, formerly Of this
firm Of Guild & Waterhouse, proprie'ors Of
the Earnclfe Mills Of this place, was
married on Friday Of last week to Mrs.
Elizabeth Gertrude Downey Of Providence
The Dorcas Society Of the Free Baptist
Church, met at the home Of Miss Emma
Clifford on Wednesday afternoon, and