The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-02-10

A number of Oneyville residents attend
ed the meeting of the Churehmen Club, at
the Narragausett Hotel on Thursday
evening.
The Progressive and l. S. Club held a
"smoker" in Columbus Hall on Sunday
afternoon.
The choir Of the Church Of the Messiah,
will give an old fashioned Singing School,
in Irons Hall on the evening OF Feb
ruary 2Ist.
The Young Peddlers Club will give a
dance in Library Hall on the evening OF
February 2Ist.
Councilman Henry A. Grimwood, OF
the 9th Ward, has gone South, for stay
Of several weeks.
Quite a delegation Of the Olneyville
Nest of Owls, visited Central Falls last
Sundayafternoon
George McKenna, who is we'll known in
this section, has been reelected president
of the Jonathan Driving Club.
The Irving Dramatic Club will produce
the drama Captain Jack " in Irons Hall,
on the evening of February 18th.
Rev. Bowley Green's subject last Sun
day evening, at the Broadway Baptist
Church, was The samaritan" +"
The State Organizing Board Of the l. {.
B u. visited Saint AIMS Council, st
Cranston, on Monday evening.
Rev. Arthur Hannon Winn spoke at the
Bell Street Chapel last Sunday morning,
on The Reward of Dicepline. Z"
Mrs. Iohu T.. Bowen, who has been con-
fined TO her home by illness, for the past
six weeks, is able TO be out again.
The next meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
Oh Wednesday evening, February 2and.
Rsv. Charles Allen Fisher spoke at the
Second Presbyterian Church on Harris
avenue, last Sunday evening on LADY
Macbeth.
The State President end officers Of the
|. &. b U. visited Saint Bernardine Coun
ell OF Mount Pleasant, on Monday evening
of this week.
The funeral of Tompkins Fenner, for
many years resident of Scituate, was
solemnized on Wednesday, at the home Of
his son, Orrin Fenner, Of the annex.
Rev. ]. II. Roberts Of Attleboro, spoke
at the First Free Baptist Church on Plain.
field Street last Sunday evening on
Opposite effects of the same Cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodgson start on
Monday for Los Angeles, Calf. They go
by the Panama route. MIR. Hodgson ex-
poets to engage in busiress in Southern
California.
The earliest day on which Easter can fall
is March zznd. Twice in the nineteenth
century, it fell on March 73rd, and this
will be the date only once in the present
century-in 1913. The latest possible
Easter day is April zsth. This was the
date once in the last century, and will be
once in the present-in I943.
Frank Riley, the Manton avenue plum
Der, has several or: Of town contracts.
He is putting a steam heating plant in the
house owned by Mrs. Mary McAleer Of
Fall River. A hot water heating outfit in
the residence Of James O'Rouke Of New
Bedford, and steam heat in a house owned
by James Mcdowell Of Thornton.
The olneyville Free Library Association
will hold a Lincoln celebration in Library
Hall. February 18th, at s o'clock p. m.
Rev. A. winn, Col. Charles Mulhearn Of
Bay scouts, Herbert Brigham, President
Of the X. l. Library Association and other
speakers are expected. All persons in
teres,ed in the library are most cordially
invited.
ScuddeT's licorice, SC. stick; charcoal
lozenges Ioe. box; S. B.eough drops 3bos-
es Ioc.; Kleno hand soap Ioe.; laxative
phospho quinine tablets Izc. box; bronoh.
ial lozenges Ioc. box; Fletcher's eastoris
zIc. castor oil 3Sc. pint; rock candy r5e ID
hsKseed Sc. ID; sulp ur Sc. ID; comp. lic-
oriee powder SC. box; Seidlitz powders 7oc
box; toilet paper large roll SC. 6 for age;
tar soap SC. cake. We give green trading
stamps. Byron A. Smith, Prescription
Druggist, re olneyvine So.