The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28

Monday.
w. ]. Freeman has purchased Max
we'll runabout.
Wolf Tone Branch, no. $40 held a social
this evening in Library Hall.
A new drop curtain has been placed in
the Pastiine Theatre this week.
DR.. w. II. Harrington spent several
days this week IN New York City.
Walter f. Rhodes OF Webster Avenue,
has returned from trip to the South.
William II. Hill OF Pennington Avenue,
has just received new Packard touring car.
The Anna Gordon, w. {. L. u. met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs T.. p. Mason
of Wood Street.
Robert Graham, a resident OF Baltimore
Street, died on Saturday. The funeral ser
vices were held on Tuesday.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Broad
way Baptist Church, held its annual meet.
ing on Wednesday afternoon.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. +. met
on Tuesday evening of this week. Nothing
of unusual interest occurred.
The Pilgrim Brotherhood of the Pilgrim
Church on Harrison Street, held supper
III the church parlors on Monday evening
Sergeant T. A. Kane, who has been con-
fined to his home by illness for several
months, is again on duty at the Sixth
Station.
A minstrel show under the auspices OF
the Saint Theresa's Institute, will be he'd
in Irons Hall on the evenings Of May Ist
and and.
Rev Bowley Green's subject next Sun.
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church, will be "Christ's Appeal to the
Burdened.
The clerks and carriers Of the Olneyville
Post Office, held their annual banquet on
Saturday evening Of last week, at the
Olneyville Hotel.
Rev. Frank /. lIanscom will speak at
the Pilgrim congregational Church Oh
Harrison Street next Sunday evening, on
"City Government by Commission. "
Narragansett Lodge, No. 4, A. o. U. w,
will meet on Thursday evening, May 4,h,
in Artisans Hal. The Grand Master
Workman and suite of officers will be
present.
The Union Trust Company will begin on
Thursday May 4th, to pay SO per cent OF
the principal Of all contingent certificates.
This will make cope rcent Of the cancelled
indie btedness of the Company.
Police Inspector Cofey, of the Sixth
Station, went TO Fall River on Monday
and returned with Pole, who was wanted
here for his alleged connection with a
stabbing affray on Saturday evening.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, who for several
years has conducted restaurant at No. q
Olneyville Square, will open the Diamond
Restaurant at IoI Eddy Street, Proyi
dence, next week The Eddy St., restau-
rant has been thoroughly renovated and
rehtted and will be under the personal
management of Mr.. Fitzpatrick. His
friends and customers will be sure Of pure
food well cooked and at reasonable prices
The annual concert Of the Schubert
Concert Company has become an event
looked forward to by the lovers Of good
music in this section. The entertainment
given on Wednesday evening in Irons
Hall maintained the high standard OF ex-
cellence for which the concerts are noted.
The program given was varied, and pleased
the large audience present. The selections
by the Schubert Ladies Orchestra received
merited encores, and the singing by Mrs
Evelyn Jordan Johnson and Mr. Edward
Roscoe we're OF a high order. Miss
Florence Newall, a local elocutionist,
gave several selections in a way hat won
the keen appreciation Of those present
Miss Hughes violin solos we're given with
rare skill. After the concert, dancing
was in order,
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