The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-12-06
LOCAL NEWS.

lie work on liarUs avenue Is nearly
completed. II is now fine street
Edward Mcbride aud Hugh Rowley
visited friends in Boston this week.
A daughter was born this week to Mr..
aud Mrs. James Hymau Of Pocasset Ave.
Edwin A. Parr, OF Pettis avenue, is sery
ing on the jury Of the U. 5. District Court
William NJ. Harris. Jr.. has been elected
a member Of the Providence Board Of
Trade.
Miss S Luella Ausworth is very sick
with la grippe at her home, SO Messer
street.
Miss Clara Larraway Of this place, has
returned from a visit to friends in Che
pachet.
Several candidates were baptized at the
Plainfeld Street Baptist Church last Sun
day evening.
Messiah Guild of the Church Of the
Messiah held a social on Monday evening
in Library Hall.
Patrick II Healey Of Galveston, Texas, is
the guest of John Gormley of hudson
street this week
Col and Mrs. J. San Souci attended
the funeral of relative in Greenfield,
Mass, last Saturday.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. +. con
ferred the initiatory degree on one candi-
date on Tuesday evening.
A Christmas Razar was held at the
Tabernacle Church on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings of this week.
An illustrated lecture was given in the
hall of the Webster Avenue Grammar
School on Thursday evening.
The local Nest of Owls initiated a mum
Der Of candidates at a meeting held in
Guild Hall on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas r. Day entertained the
Entre Nos Club on Friday evening Of last
week at her home on Broadway.
Fred Taylor, an employe Of the River.
side Mills, was quite seriously injured by
an elevator accident there on Monday.
Frederick Bilt, manager of the Kitchen
ware department at San Souc's store, is
recovering from a sickness Of several
weeks duration.
The funeral of Mrs. Eizobeth Weedcn,
who died on Thursday Of last week, was
held on Saturday at her late residence, $50
Eastwood Avenue.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Tuesday, December 18th. Officers will
then be nominated for the ensuing year.
Joseph Hill, well known resident Of
the annexed section, died at his home on
Whittier avenue Tuesday. The funeral
services will be held on Saturday from his
late residence.
Horace Johnson Of East IIaddam, Conn,
the weather prophet, who forecasted the
storm Of Thanksgiving, based it on the
assumption that the earth is moving in the
quake belt of its orbit and that the planets
that attract atrongly from the central force
of the earth are in full force.
Watches for holiday gifts. Complete
assortment Of ladies and gents iolid gold
gold filed and silver watches. Make your
selections now and have them reserved
until you are ready to call for them. This
is the time for first choice. J. A.
ANGEL, I92S Westminster street, Oney-
Vile square.-Adv.
After thorough investigation Of the
finances Of the Rhode Island Grand lodge,
A O. u. W., by the insurance department
the grand lodge is pronounced to be IN
solvent condition. Some changes in the
board Of grand officers are suggested and
some are insisted upon. That the order is
solvent and will continue, is pleasing news
10 the many members throughout the
State.
II cost Representative George J..
O'Shaunessy 5000 20 to be returned 10
congress at the recent elections, according
10 his statement now on file with the clerk
Of the house Of representatives. This sum
was spent after he received the nomina
tion, no funds being used prior to that.
Former Congressman William p. Sheffield, |
Republican, spent 5000 in his unsueeess-
ful attempt to be reelected.
Manufacturer Lodge, o. o. F., elect
ed the following officers on Tuesday even.
ing Noble Grand - lanes ~. Cabbi /
Vice Grand-Wiliam r. Kyle, Recording |
Secretary-John T.. Bowen, Financial Sec
retarY-Edward J. Shawcross Treasurer-
Joseph Cough, Trustees-James y Smith, /
Gilbert K. Parker and Thomas Walch, /
Hall Committee-Ceorge n. Barton, Dele.
gate to the Odd Fellows Home Association /