The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-13
LOCAL NEWS
! Historical Society

Rev. Bowley Green, who has been i'll,
is able to be cut again.
Policeman Saviguac of the Sixth Sta
tion, is away on his furlough.
Clinton K. walch is having a new
house built on Lowell Avenue.
Improvements are being made to the
Paine Homestead on Delaine street.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood held
a regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Olneyyille Foot Ball team will play
the Y. T. c. AS at Thornton tomorrow.
Rev. f. ". Ward, d. ID. spoke at the
tabernacle Church last Sunday evening.
Rev. J. V. Osterhout spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
John Clabb of Baltic, Conn, has return
ed home, after vacation spent in this
section.
Miss Nellie Mason of Bainhridge Ave.
is confined to her home by an attack oil
typhoid fever.
Manufacturers Lodge, / o. o f. confer
red the first degree on several candidates
on Tuesday evening.
Judge Nathan M, Wright has been con
fined to his home nearly a week by a severe
attack Of ivy poisoning.
Rev. +. A. Butler of Sligo, Ireland
will be given reception this evening in
Robert Emmet's Hall
Hope Council, Knights of Columbus,
atended a special mass at St. Mary's
Church, Thursday morning.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary S. Gill, wife OF
John f Gill, was held at her late residence
7 Newark street, on Monday.
The {. K. cciety of the Broadway Bap-
tist Dhurch will hold a Hallowe'en Social
o. The evening of October goth
James ID Shannon of Superior ST., has
ct the ely for All,ghany, n. Y, where
he Is to study for the priesthood.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Carter formerly of
he annex, who have been living in New
Bedlo d, val spend the winter here.
William Armsheld and Harry Wymers,
recently appointed policemen have been
assigned to duty at the Sixth Station
Edward Llppman was elected secretary
of Manufacturers, Lodge at a meeting OF
that organization held on Tuesday evening.
Clinton f Potter, carrier at the Olney-
vile Post Office, starts OH his annual fur
lough on Tuesday, October 18th. lie goes
on hunting trip.
The next meeting Of the Oneyvlle
Business Mems Association will be he'd on
Tuesday, October 24th. 1t will be "Past
Presidents Night"
A Democratic rally was held in Odd
Fellows hall, Mt. Pleasant, on Tuesday
evening Messrs Coen, Curran and Cos
grove were the speakers.
Jere Dulea, manager of the Oineyville
! branch Of the Eastern Coal Co, starts
next week on a vacation, which he will
spend in New York and Saratoga.
! Herbert James Gulliver and Miss Ethel
Galloway were united in marriage Wednes-
day night at the home of the brides par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Galloway, Is
Priscilla avenue.
The Connecticut state board Of agricul.
ture has decided to hold three days ses-
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speakers will be Joseph Wing of Ohio, an
| authority on alfalfa.
Miss Annie Calvey, for a number Of
years employed at Banspach Brothers
store, will be married on Wednesday OF
next week to Mr.. William Cotter, an em-
ploye Of the same firm.
The Sunshine Band of the Free Baptis
Church were entertained by Miss Mabe'
Williams at her home Tuesday evening,
October 9th. The evening was spent in
sewing, preparing for sale early in Dec
ember. After the business session, refresh
ments was served.
The "Oient in Providence" closed last
Saturday evening, after two weeks Of ex
hibition The attendance had been good,
though not as good as the management
had hoped for. It is expected that def
cit will be met by those who guaranteed
the expense as the affair has cost some
sI5,o 900. while the amount received has not
equa.led that amount. As a display Or
missionary effort, however, the exhibition
has been a success.