The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-10-25


Repairs and improvements are still in
progress on Plainheld ST.
Frank Huntoon, car starter, is on duty
again, after two weeks vacation.
St. Theresa's |. C b. U. held dance in
Library Hall on Wednesday evening.
A harvest festival was given at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel on Sunday.
The Olneyville Boys Club has been
opened for the season in Woods Hall.
Revival services will be held at the Dyer
Avenue Chapel the week of November 3rd.
The striking weavers at the Colwell
Worsted Mills, resumed work on Monday
morning.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p. held we'll at
tended meeting last evening in odd Eel
lows Hall
Captain f. H. Leavitt, who has been
confined to his home by illness, is able TO
be out again.
Rev. Bowley Green gave a stirring ad-
dress on "The New York Grafters" las,
Sunday evening.
The Grover Club members enjoyed
chicken dinner at their club house in War
wick on Sunday.
A pair Of horse blankets valued at So 90
were stolen from the Pocasset Ice Co.'S
barn last Sunday.
DIR. o. P. Clifford of Boston, will speak
at the Broadway Baptist Church on Sunday
evening, November 2Ist.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. r. trans.
acted routine business only, at a meeting
held on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James NJ Shawcross of Pocasset
home by illness, is able to be out again.
The annual ball Of the Providence Police
! association will be held on Thursday even
ing, December Sth at the State Armory.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
/ Church on "The Criminal at Howard !"
Loyal Bud of Hope Lodge. NJ. U. will
attend worship at the Pilgrim Church on
Harrison street on Sunday, November 10th.
Joseph Brauey of the annex, who is a
student at Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass,
is playing fine game on the Academy
foot ball team.
The Independent Athletic Club will
hold a Halloween Social in Mechanics
Hall on Painhed street on the evening OF
October 3Ist.
Work is progressing on the improve.
ments TO the OlneYville Post Office, but it
will be some time yet, before the job will
be entirely completed.
A Republican Rally was held in Odd
Fellows Hall, Plainield St on Monday
evening. The speakers were Hon. Ros-
we'll B. Burchard and Frank Shoemaker.
Miss Ethel Wood died at her home on
Webster avenue on Wednesday. She will
be missed. by large circle Of friends.
The funeral service will be held tomorrow.
At a Republican rally at 62I Union
avenue on Tuesday evening, addresses
were made by Mayor Henry Fletcher,
Frank X. Shoemaker and Harry Cutler.
Inspector George F. Monahan went to
Putnam, Conn, on Monday to bring back
Timothy b. Buckley, who was locked up
there OH a charge on non-support Of his
wife and children here.
The Sunshine Band OF the First Free
Baptist will give an entertainment in the
church ON the evening Of wednesday,
November 9th. The Schubert Concert
Company will be the attraction.
Joseph II. Gamer, candidate for Mayor
+. X. l.. Rattey, candidate for Congress;
Perry g. Gerry, candidate for Congress,
and Senator Addison P. Munroe spoke at
noon rally in Oneyville square, Thursday.
The condition of Adjt. Gen. Charles w.
Abbot, who has been i'll at his home in
Providence for the past week, reached
serious stage early Wednesday morning,
when he suffered a relapse.
The Federation OF Churches and Chris
tiau Workers OF the state Of Rhode Island
has accepted the resignation Of Rev. K.
Talmadge Root, for nearly eight years
field secretary Of the organization. The
resignation takes effect on December ist.
The Independent, Athletic Base Ball
team will hold its annual banquet in
Mechanics Hall, Plainheld street on Sat-
urday evening Of this week. It is expect
ed that a number Of prominent citizens
will grace the occasion with their pres
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, who were
married last week at the First Free Baptist
Parsonage, IIo Webster avenue by Rev.
George r. Barnard, will on their return