The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-12-13
LOCAL NEWS.

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George Richards has been in Kinesto
several days this week on a hunting trip
John Maekie of Northbridge, Mass, wa
the guest Of Benjamin Whitaker this week
The officers Of Peabody Lodge. Sons o
ST. George, were installed on Monda
evening.
Miss Mary Crandal of Pocasset avenue
has just returned from a visit at Syracuse
New York.
Patrolmen ii. G Manchester and ]. T
Curley of the Sixth Station, are away OF
their furloughs.
Anthony rourtelolte of Oak Street, at
tended the Progressive Party meeting O.
Chicago this week.
Mrs Edward Chalmers submitted to .
serious operation at the Rhode Island
Hospital this week.
A delegation from Ivauhoe Lodge, X
of p. visited Garfield Lodge of Wanskuck
on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on "The Sting OF the Serpent" "
The employees of the National Proyi-
dence Worsted Mills held a minstrel show
in Irons HILL on Monday evening
The Anna Gordon, w CT L. met ON
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mary Pearson, a23 Linwood avenue.
Rev. Frank /. IIanscom gave the ad-
dress at the mass meeting for men at the
NJ 4 Tabernacle last Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Broad
way BlpIist Church held a sale and supper
at the Church Parlors on 1'ueeday evening.
Rev. c. A. Fisher is preaching eies
of very interesting sermons Sunday even.
ings at the Second Presbyterian Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church held a sale aud sup
per on Wednesday afternoon and evening
Mrs Z. J San Souci and Misses l. ,use
and Mabel San Souci left on Tuesday for
Florida, where they will spend the winter.
PATRON man Charles Ma,hewson OF the
Sixth Station, who has been on the sick
leave of absence, reported for duty Sunday
evening
The December III 'eting Of the OrueyviIle
Business Mems Association will b. held
next Thursday evening Officers will be
nominated for The ensuing year.
c, Earle Whitaker, manager Of the
Oneyville Branch Of the Union Trust Co
nas been col6n,d to his home several days
his week by an attack of tonsilitis.
The price OF Rhode Island eggs la,
iropped and is nov from ~ TO so cents a
iozen. A month ago they were selling as
nigh as 6s and 10 cents a dozen and it was
iificult to get the real article even at those
ligh figures.
An automobile owned by DR.. A B. F.
ones, I76 Broadway, was wrecked by FIRE
arly Monday morning on the driveway
n front Of Hitchcock Banks Motor Car
garage on West Exchange |
reet. The cause Of the blaze is unknown. |
The committee in charge Of the detail |
# the banquet Of the Oneyville Business
Mems Association, which is TO be held on
he evening Of Thursday, January 10th, |
leld a meeting on Thursday forenoon aud J
urther arrangements were discussed
John r Bishop ct al Of Georgia have
old a tract Of land between Harris and
kinsley avenues, being the so.called
'Thatch Beds" Of the old Cove Lands 10
he Providence Land and Wharf Company,
ccordiug to a deed filed wednesday at the
flee Of the Recorder Of Deeds
Diamond rings, szs to S35; largest, best
nd most brill ant diamonds for the price
! Providence, blue, white and perfect,
eayy II k gold, Tiffany, Bclcher and
ucy setting. Look at them and compare
em with others and see how much better
e can do by you han downtown. J. A.
NGELL, I92S Westminster street,
IneyviIle square. Established I873.-
Nv. ;
A wagon owned by Place Brothers #
hitler avenue and driven by Harold b
hnson Of 40 Pian6eld street, collided
tn one Of J. n. Preston's wagons IN e
mt Of I5 Dyer street Tuesday and threw
e Of the horses. In trying 10 regain its o.
4, the animal struck Fred Chandler Of
, Bernard street, slightly injuribg his =
! leg. lie vas able to 60 to his home
assisted. The wagons were not dsmag.