The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-20

The Continental Mills are running day
and night.
San Souci has splendid assortment OF
sweater coats.
John T. Kenyon is in the South County
on fishing trip
Emil Meyers is attending the ball games
in New York this week
G., +. Roughan returned on Tuesday
from trip to New York City.
A new pool room has been opened in
Pixies Building on the Square.
Clinton E. Potter of the olneyville Post
Office, is away on hunting trip.
Patrolman Reuben + Rowe, Of the Sixth
Station, is away on his furlough.
Mr.. w. wilkins spoke at the Hartford
avenue Chapel last Sunday evening.
A regular meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge, X.
Of p. was held on Thursday evening.
II Eugene Clark of Webster avenue, is
on hunting trip in Foster this week.
Miss Evon Du Hamel of this place, is
attending school at St Hyenthe, Quebec
The Olneyville ball team will play the
All Stars at the Manton Oval on Sunday
afternoon.
Batastini Bros, the Delaine ST., bakers,
are making some Improvements to their
premises.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius A. Webb of Andrew
ST have returned from summer spent at
Conimicut.
DIR. Massicotte, local dentist attended
the Worlds Series Of ball games at New
York this week.
Tag Day for the benefit of the District
Nnrses' Association will be held on Satur-
day, October 2Ist.
Rev. Arthur Harmon Winn spoke OH
"The Law of Liberty" at the Bell Street
Chapel last Sunday.
The funeral OF Miss Annie I. Conley
was held at her ate residence on Pocassef
ave on Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Stone of Worcester, was
the guest Of Miss Jennie V. Greene OF
Hudson ST., over Sunday.
The Regent Literary and Social Club
will hold fair in Irons Hall from Octo-
Der 27th 10 November 9TH.
A. w. Smith, a we'll known resident of
the annex, is confined to his home by quite
a serious attack OF illness.
The Providence Dyeing, Bleaching and
Calendering Co. on Valley St, is building
another addition to its plant,
The same council ticket as last year was
nominated at the Eighth Ward Republi-
can Caucus on Thursday evening.
A regular meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
on Tuesday evening Of next week.
William Holohan, a newly appointed
patrolman, reported and was assigned for
duty at the Sixth Station on Monday even.
ing.
Class No. s, of the Broadway Baptist
Sunday school will hold an Old Fashioned
Spelling Match on the evening Of November
| 9Th in the church vestry.
The Elite Dramatic Club will give the
drama "All Charles Fault" in Irons
Hall on the evening of November 29th.
The play will be produced under the
direction Of Miss Anna Herbert.
Mrs. Margaret Mulhearn died last night
after an illness Of several weeks Mrs.
Mulhearn was native of this section and
had lived here all Of the time, and for
years had resided at 2So Manton Avenue.
The Tribune sporting editor writing to
his paper from Philadelphia, says among
other things about the big games:-"A
big bunch Of Olneyville ball fans are also
here and one can hardly turn around with
out running into some Of them"
Mr.. William J. Cotter and Miss Annie
Calyey were married on Wednesday even.
ing at St. Anthony's Church. After their
return from a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotter will reside on Linwood Avenue
Fred Nicholas has succeeded w. 4.
Reward as chorister at the Free Baptist
Church, Plainfeld Street Mr.. Reward
has taken a similar position at the Roger
Williams Free Baptist Church on West.