The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-10-18
LOCAL NEWS

The mills in this section are all busy.
A new metal ceiling is being placed il
the Oneyville Post.ofice.
Quite a number of white posts in thi
section have been changed.
Mrs. Sarah Marshall Of Deborah street
is visiting relatives in Maine.
The strike at the Colwell Worsted Mill
is now going on its third week.
Patrolman Holland of the Sixth Station
has returned from his vacation.
Work is progressing fairly well on tn,
Plainheld Street improvements.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. .. o. f. helC
irregular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Hiram Mitchell died suddenly at hi.
home on Leah ST., on Thursday morning,
Mrs. Maria Noon of I55 Chaplin Ave
nue., is visiting relatives at Pomfret, Conn
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Hart.
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
The Nile Trio have social in Library
Hall on the evening of Friday, October IS.
Frank Kiley of Manton avenue, is an
agent for the well known Mercury truck
f. +. Dolan will begin classes in dan
cling at Odd Fellows Building, tomorrow
evening.
A.W. Carpenter and Joseph Delaney
attended the ball game in Boston, on
Tuesday.
The officers Of the Sixth Station made a
fine showing in the police parade on
Thursday.
Rev, o. A. Fisher spoke to a large audi.
ence at the Second Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
James +. Brannegan died at his home in
the annex, on Tuesday. The funeral
services were held today
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Budlong have re-
turned from an automobile trip III Western
and Vermont
Mrs. Agnes Nldeau shot her husband,
Thomas Nadeau, AT their home, 1873 West
minister 81, thursday evening.
A delegation OF the members OF Iyanhoe
Lodge, Is. OF Z. visited What Cheer Lodge
OF Providence on Monday evening.
Rev. Bowey Green will speak next
evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on "rhe New York Grafters."
Miss Katherine reckham of Putnam
Heights, Conn., Is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Edward NJ. Harris, at her home on Bell
street.
Banspach Brothers furnished the ban.
quet al the big meeting OF The Yoong Re.
publican Club IN Infantry Hal, ON We'd
nesday evening.
The Anna Gordon w. c. +. U. met with
Mrs. George W. Amisop ON Webster ave-
nue. last Monday afternoon. Mrs. Carol
dodge gave an address.
Iyanhoe Lodge, X of r., at a meeting
on Thursday evening, appointed a com
nittee to make arrangements for an open
meeting, 10 be held IN the near future.
Letter Carriers John G.. Budlong, Mich
'el L. Coyne, Warren l. Rogue, August
Nolde aud William Pearce have returned
10 the Olneyvllle Post Office from lhlu
vacations.
Mr. aid Mrs. Henry <. Pohlt, Of Whit
ler Avenue, observed he fifteenth ami
'ersary Of their mauirge on Thursday
.yening, A number OF friends wer,
present, and the occasion proved very en
oyable.
No new cases Of diptheria or scarlet
ever were reported from the Ruggles 81. !
'rmary school district, Tuesday. The |
chool re-opened, Wednesday. II was |
tated by the board Of health that all tne
atients are progressing fayorably.
AT regular meeting Of the Olneyviile
usiuess MEMS Association held ON We'd /
ssday evening, Bernard Nc crieruan pre-.
ded in the absence Of President Sails
lry. Considerable routine business was
A lunch was served after the
isiness session.
Prosperity Lodge, No. 29, Order
aughters Of 81. George, met in Odd
allows Hall, z79 Plainhed ST., Friday
ening, October nth, considerable busi-
IS being transacted. The social COM
litee reported all arrangements had
en made Tor the Harvest Moon Social,
be held October 25th, in the lodge