The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-10
LOCAL NEWS

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DIR. A. II. Longfellow has purchased
'unabout.
II A. Page, who has been i'll, is able to
De out again.
Fredette Bros. have new two ton Gra-
ham auto truck.
olneyville Nest of Owls held meeting |
on Tuesday evening.
John Featherstorne, who has been on the
sick list, is out again.
F. A Steere is suffering from the effects
of an injury to his hand.
Arthur w. Carpenter visited friends in
this week.
William II. Draper has removed from
Rye ST., TO 35S Plainheld St.
Fred G Swanson and family, have re-
moved from Harris to Wood St.
Maurice p Burnside has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia this week.
Joseph Labbee has purchased the Robert
Midgeley cottage on Sterling ave.
An organ recital was given at the Church
of the Messiah on Sunday evening.
Quite extensive repairs has been made
recently at T. X. Parker's drug store.
1t is understood that DR., +. +. Gill has
purchased house lot on Webster ave.
Mrs Johnson of Bancroft ST., died Tues
day evening, after a very brief illness.
R.C. McNabb has added a piazza TO the
house he recently purchased on Roosevelt
Street.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. o. o F. held
we'll attended meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Oscar A. Tourtellott Of the annex, is in
North Scituate, where he will spend the
summer.
Richard Williams of the annex, sails for
England next week for visit of several
months.
The freight business at the Olneyville
Station has-been rather light for the past
few weeks.
The Brotherhood of the Broadway Bap'
tist Church held a regular meeting on
Tuesday evening.
The next meeting Of the Olneyvillc
Business Mems Association will be hald
on Wednesday, May 22ud.
The OIneyvile Branch of the Union
Trust Company's closes to-day, ArboI
Day, which is a state holiday.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening
on "lhe Titanic and tower of Babel"
Rev T. L. Bartlett will speak at th'
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
morning on Concentration and Effort
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptis
church on "rhe Worlds Creates
tragedy"
Allen McNabb, who has been in tn
Philippines aud New Mexico for the pas
year, is now at the home of his parents OF
Roosevelt ST. lie will remain her
through the summer.
Anniversary services at the Hartfor'
avenue Chapel last Sunday, recognized th'
eighth year Of the chapels career OF useful
ness. Rev. John Stewart spoke at p. III
and Rev. J. V. Osterhout at 6.3o O'Clock
William Gall Of this place, who is Il
charge Of signal repair work of the n. y
n. II, & II. K. K. between Prowidenc
and New London has recovered from a
illness Of several weeks duration and e.
poets to resume work at an early date.
John Shepard, Jr., who last year distrit
uted to pupils Of the Rhode Island school
nearly $4,000 catalPa trees has announce
that this year for Arbor day, May iot'
he will give to every pupil in the Prov
dence public schools an American elm TIE
: The general assembly Of 1917 passed
concurrence $40 acts or resolutions.
that number gas have already been signc
by the governor. There were introduce
during the session Gao measures, and
little more than one-half Of them beean
law
Out Of approximately 6ooo eorporatio
, whose principal place Of business Is
the internal revenue district Of Connee,
g cut. which embraces Connecticut al
3 Rhode Island, 7'3 corporations have fsil'
5 70 file their returns with Robert . Eato