The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-12
Z Historical Society --
Providence, RIA1 NEW.

Baptist Church will be he d next Monday
The Anna Gordon, w. -. I. U. met on
Monday at the Tabernacl, Church parlors,
The weather on Saturday caused a smile
to come over the counter anee OF the ice
man.
Next Sunday thirty candidates will be
received into the Second Presbyterian
Church.
The Pocssset Ice Co. began cutting ice
at Pocasset, Monday. The ice was 9 inches
thick at that time.
William IL. Draper attended the Con-
in Boston this week.
The demonstration Of Portsmouth coal,
which was to have taken place at local
store ha, been declared OF,
John w, Thornton of this place, has
been elected first vice president Of the
British Club of Providence.
Councilman Harry Il. Windsor Of the
Eighth Ward, has been elected chairman
Of the council committee on hsrbor.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the b oadway Baptist
Church on "a Protestant Newspaper"
Fred Hurst has taken the position of
state organizer for the Socialists. He
will devote part OF his tia c to this work.
Mrs. James Gay of DeSoto, is at the ST..
Joseph's Hospital where the recently sub
mltted to an operation for appendicitis
The Mothers Friendly Chapter of the
Messiah Guild held an e. tcrtaInment aud
supper in Library Hall, tlonday evening.
Banspach Brothers finished the ban
quet for the "den and Religion Forward
Movement" in Infantry Hall on Monday
evening.
Mrs. William Mellor Of Webster ave =,
who has been at st. Joseph's Hospital, is
recovery.
A Robert Burns Ann versary Concert
VIII pS biNCH ht AHS AlS'p1AS'ian Nhu' SH
on Harris Avenue on Wednesday evening,
January 24th.
Mr.. Charles Heptonstsll, missionary at
burma. will give an illus rated lecture al
the Broadway Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening, January 23rd,
John p Thompson of hicago. gave an
address on the struggle OF the Working
lass and Industrial UNI )nism" in Gui d
tall on Sunday evening.
Charles Pearce, for mt mber of years a
car starter on Olneyville square, has re.
signed that position and cone a conduc-
tor on the d. er avenue line.
A regular meeting OF he Sunset Club
was held on Monday evening. The mem.
bership was we'll represer ted and consider
able routine business was transacted.
Lieutenant Leander Da Wiley, OF Engine
Co. No. Io, Plainfeld st had several
fingers frozen while fighting a fire on
Ethan Street last Saturday morning.
The platform meetings Of the "Men and
Religion Forward Moven ent," which have
been held this week at tn. Church Of the
Messiah, have been fairly well attended.
Mr.. George Dean, OF 5 1ithfeld, was in
town on Monday and renewed his sub
scription to the TIMES. Mr.. Dean has
been on our list for nearly twenty five years.
Edward Chalmers Of the annex, who
was injured about Thank sgving time, is
home from the Rhode Island Hospital and
is now showing very rapid improvement
The funeral Of Mrs. Arm Tiernan, who
died on Friday OF last week at her home
on Atwells Ave, was soomnized on Mon.
day at her late residence. The burial was
at Danielson.
The Union Trust Co, will be prepared on
February sth TO pay the balance Of its in
debtedness Of 10 per cent on contingent
certificates. This will W pc out the banks
indebtedness to old depo itors.
According 10 the statement OF the De
partment of Agriculture a sick bee can be
cured. Many farmers laye been losing
their bees, the latest rep'r showing loss
Of 500, 600 colonies on t1e farms In the
country.
If all the wealth in Cor nectieut was de.
yided equally among the inhabitants Of
Connecticut. each would ave 81, ,6o8. The
bureau Of statistics announces that the
total wealth Of that state estimated from
the figures on hand last Saturday is
sL797,42b355.
Msnufseturers' Lodge, o. q. r. held
veil attended meeting n Tuesday even
ing The following ofhc .rs were installed:
Nelson Anderson, Mob E Grand; James
Gabbi, Vice Grand; Edwird Lippmsn, Re-
cording Secretary; Edwi I'd ]. Shaweross,