The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-15
LOCAL NEWS

on Valley street
The annual tea party was held at the
Tabernacle Church on Tuesday evening.
b. Bennett Of Newtonville, Mas
was a caller at the TINES Office, Tuesday.
Green and gold stamps at San Souci's
You do not get these in all the stores
"down street"
John Consadine has succeeded the late
Frederick Wicks as papmaster at the
Atlantic Mills.
The 29th Anniversary Of the Tabernacle
Church was observed by appropriate exer'
cise' on Sunday.
J. o, San Souei has purchased new
Premier touring Car through the agency Of
John c 'Donnell.
The Central Quick Lunch at the foot
of Broadway is to be open for trade in a
very short time,
coal team belonging to John X White
& Son, broke down on the Square on
Wednesday afternoon
A number of candidates will receive
the rite of baptism at the Plainheld Street
Church next sunday evening.
DR.. Frederick Thrift has purchased an
Overland touring car and is now building
garage at his residence on Hilarity 81
An excellent picture of the old Dyer
Pork Market can be seen in the window Of
Patrick Flynn's news and periodical store.
The Anna Gordon, w. c. I. u. held a
regular meeting on Monday afternoon at
the parlors of the Broadway Baptist
Church.
Rev Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on "Our Safeguard Against Cor
ruption
Manufacturers Lodge, |, O. q. +. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
which considerable routine business was
transacted.
Joseph q. Wagner died at his home on
Stella ST., on Monday. The funeral SER
vices were held ON Thursday. Rev. Bow
ley Green officiated.
Alderman John Kelso will speak ON
Municipal Ownership" before the
Brotherhood of the Pilgrim Church on
Harrison II on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Frank l. Hanscom, pastor of the
Pilgrim Congregational Church, spoke at
the Broadway Baptist Church last sunday
morning in exchange with the pastor, Rev.
Bowley Green.
Mrs. Layna Bailey Hill died on Wed.
nesday at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs, Joseph Cough on 50 Whittier ave ;,
on Wednesday. The funeral services will
be held tomorrow.
The funeral Of Thomas Lord, who died
at Orlando, Fla last week, was held on
Wednesday at the residence of his brother
Algron Lord, aga Eastwood Ave, on
Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral OF Gustave Rehm, who died
on Sunday, was solemnized at his late resi-
dence, 265 Lowell ave Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Fay r. Hunt officiated. The burial
was at Pocasset Cemetery.
A wage increase affecting I25, 600 New
England textile mill operatives, traced to
the Lawrence strike and the agitation and
unrest of the help growing out Of that
long labor struggle, was announced in
Boston, Saturday,
San Souci is advertising a new line Of
men and young mems suits this week.
The clothing department at the big
Store" like all the other departments,
are well looked after and those looking for
good styled suits at reasonable prices need
60 no farther.
The Dorcas Society OF the First Free
Baptist Church met in the church parlor,
Wednesday afternoon for the purpose Of
tying comforters Arrangements were
made for a supper to be held at the home
Of Mrs. Horace Martin Of Ralph ST., on
Wednesday evening. March 7oth.
Mrs. Mary Phillips, widow Of Judge
William A. Phillips, died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Driver on Plain
field St on Tuesday. Mrs. Phillips was
we'll known in Johnston aud the annexed
section. She was formerly an active
worker in the Union Aid Society. The
funeral services will be held this afternoon.
BY new act presented to the Rhode Is
land Assembly, 1t is provided ths, any
person, Who break, and enters in the night
time any place where hens are confined, or
any person who steals hens thus confined,
shall be liable to imprisonment Of not less
than two years, nor more than FIVE years,
or a fine Of not more than s6oo, or both.
Rev. Erie I. Lindh Of Pawtucket, I'd.
dressed his church last Sunday on the
srt,iect of the religions growth OF the state.