The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-01
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Souci's store this week.
John Equi has lately removed from East
Greenwich to Sterling ave.
"The Fair" is getting in shape in its
new quarters on the Square.
The w. V. Small Co. have opened a tea
and butter store at 90 Valley ST.
The Providence Y. NJ. c A, has started
campaign to increase the membership |
Luther Z. Hopkins and family, have
moved into their new home on Alverson |
Avenue.
The revival service at the Plainhed ST.
Baptist Church this week have been well
attended
Mrs. Ethel Thorpe of Manton, is sub
stituting at the Franklin District School,
in Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leprelhe Sweet of Broad
way, have returned from FIVE weeks stay
in Georgia
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening on "Our Safe Guard against
Maierialism."
The funeral of Annie NJ. Flanagan was
held on Monday from her home at SO
Kossouth ST.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. .. O. +. held
well attended meeting ON Tuesday even
ing of this week.
The Anna Gordon w. c. 4. u met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. 5 A. Olney,
50 Webster ave.
Fred Biltclife, died at his home on Ban
croft ST., on Wednesday. Ills death was
due to heart disease.
Rev. A. II. Winn of the Bell Street
Chapel spoke last Sunday morning on
''The New Infedelity"
A fine program is being arranged for
the March meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association.
1t is understood that Tristan Mowry of
the Mt. Pleasant District, was a candidate
for he Office of the city weigher.
| An auto ran over and killed dog on
Monday, belonging to Mrs. Sarah =
Peikington, of 1896 Westminster st
The next meeting Of the Olneywlle
Business Mems Association will be held
on Wednesday evening, March goth.
Court of Good Hope, l. o. F. held a
meeting on Wednesday evening at its new
meeting place, 1929 Westminster ST.
The proprietors of the "Outlet" have
given a very handsome subscription to the
Brown University Endowment Fund.
Henry Collingham, wool buyer for The
Atlantic Mills, started for Europe on
Tuesday OH a six weeks business trip.
Hon. Zenas w. Bliss, the chairman of
the new Tax Commission, is the owner OF
considerable real estate in Olneyville.
Rev. c. II. IIeptonstall will give talk
on "rent Life Experiences in the jungle
at the Broadway Baptist Church this
evening.
The local council of the Junior Order
of American Mechanics attended the
Broadway Baptist Church in a body Sum
day evening
DIR. Mitchell will give a lecture at the
Broadway Baptist Church OH Tuesday
evening, March 5th on "Job, or the
Worlds Ash Heap"
Mr.. Max Nathanson, one of the pro.
prietors of the Pastime Theatre Of this
place and Mrs. Nathans on are spending a
month in North Carolina
The Independent Athletic Club held a
"smoker" on Friday evening at their hal
on Plainfeld St. A good musical and
literary program was given.
The Plainfeld Street Baptist Brother
hood will hold a regular meeeing on Tues
day evening of next week. 1t is EXPECTED
that John s. Murdock Esq, will be pre-
sent and give an address.
The Reid Rooters held a Smoker" and
good time at Kennedy & Cough Hall on
Manton avenue on Sunday. The company
was made OF Dr. keid's supporters IN M
legislative campaign last all.
Mrs. Christina Bach died at her home
$40 Plainfeld St. on Sunday. The iunera
services were held on wednesday at the
Advent Church on Dexter st. She Leaves
three sons and one daughter TO mourn hei
loss.
A public hearing will be given Wednes
day by the House committee on labor
legislation at the State House, on an ac
establishing 81 hour work day. The
hearing will be upon adjournment of th'
House on that day.
The General Assembly has before It
bill to require all wheeled vehicles usinI
the Highways at night 10 carry light o