The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-29
LOCAL NEWS

Winter is staying in the game this year,
all right.
J. F. Morris of the TINES, spent sun
day in New York.
J. A. Angel is expected home from the
South this week,
Local mill business is showing a very
decided Improvement
Quite extensive repairs are being made
10 the Broadway Baptist Church.
John H. Feeley has fine new sign at
his dry goods store on the Square.
The Central Quick Lunch on Broadway
opened for business last Saturday.
Rev. w. L. Wood spoke at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday morning.
1t is rumored that Larued Williams
has sold his milk route to Luther L. Hop
kins.
A baptismal service was held last Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church.
The grading Of the ball grounds at the
foot OF Neutakonkanut Hill is in progress
this week.
Rev. {. II. Heptonstall spoke at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
d. Miller & Co. are fitting up a very
handsome office in their store in Stokes
Building.
A union teachers meeting will be held
this evening at the PIainheId Street Bap-
tist Church.
Everett + Salisbury OF The Atlantic
Mills, was in Boston on Wednesday on
business trip.
The Schubert Concert Go. will give a
concert and social i'll Irons Hall on the
evening of April IsIh.
The annual report of the Town Treas
urer OF North Providence was printed this
week at the TIMRs office.
Joseph Labbee, manager of the shoe de-
partment at San Souci's, is out again after
an illness of several days.
The Grover Club will hold the first din
ner Of the present season on Sunday at
their Warwick club house.
The Anna Gordon, w. &. T. U. met
last Monday afternoon with Mrs. Bowley
Green, I67 Princeton Avenue.
A delegation from Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of
paid fraternal visit to Syracuse Lodge,
of Auburn on Monday evening.
George w. Amison will attend the
National Grocers' Association Convention,
which will be held in Oklahoma next month.
Court Good Hope, N. 4679, |. o. +.
held an important meeting on Tuesday
evening III their hall at 1929 Westminster
Street.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on "Our Safeguard against
Despair"
The Rhode Island Press Club will hold
a regular meeting on Saturday, April 9th.
1t is expected that the meeting will be in
Providence.
Rev. Bowley Green will address a meet
ing in the interest of the Men and Religion
Forward Movement in East Greenwich
this evening.
Frank McGoyern, who was injured by
the explosion at the Olneyville Public
Market is not recovering as rapidly as
bis many friends would wish.
The "furlough season" began at the
sixth Police Station, March Ist. This
week PatroImen Martin Feeney and w J.I
Feeney started on their annual vacations.
Mr. Louis +. Robinson aud Mrs. Louise |
>. Robinson recently sold to the city Of
Providence, a triangular parcel Of land, |
corner Of Dixie and Agnes streets for high
way purposes.
Judge Frederick w. Rueckeri, Of the |
Sixth District Court, will give an address
on Juvenile Crime" before the Plsin6eId |
Street Baptist Church brotherhood next \
Tuesday evening.
This mex, summer the English govern
ment is 10 send representative 10 Wick |
ford to study the propagation Of the lob
ster and naih,h, as has been developed at
The Rhode Island FISH hatchery.
For the first time since 1905, Brown
won the collegiate triangular iesgue debat-
ing contest last week, gaining decision
over the Williams debaters at osyIes hall,
and winning from Dartmouth at Hanover.
~. II.
Mr. and Ms. William J. Duffy Jr, Of
Pocasset ave, entertained small COM
pany OF friends last Saturday evening.
The fair was in nature Of a reunion Of