The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-02-02
LOCAL NEWS

The International Correspondence School
have a display this week 1T Cars drug
store
Everett w. White Of Oak 81 has been
working at the Office Of A. l.. Sayles &
Sons at Pascoag.
Letter Carrier Joseph Heegan, Of the
Oneyville Pos, office, is confined 10 his
home by illness,
DIR T. 4 Garvais, for number of years
practising physician here, is now locat-
ed at Arctic, X. |.
1t is stated that considerable money is
being sent from this place 10 the aid of fhe
Lawrence strikers.
The Plaiufeld Street Church Brother.
hood will hold a regular III :cIing on Tues
day evening of next week.
The next meeting Of the Olneyylle Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, February 2ISt.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak on "The
Richesons i'll Society" at the Broadway
Baptist Church next sunday evening.
The third degree was conferred on
several candidates at meeting of Manu-
tsctnrers' Lodge he'd on Tuesday evening,
Court Rochambeau, No, S7S9, q. r.
will hold an "apron and necktie party" in
Library Hall on the evening of February
18TH.
The renovation of two stores on the
lower floor of stokes Block for the occu-
plncy OF ID. Miller q Co, S approaching
completion.
cles in this section, died al his home on
Manton Avenue on Sunday. lie was SO
years OF age.
Willie Haigh, the well known boy
preacher, will speak at the broadway Bap.
list Church on Sunday, February 4th a.
O'Clock p. IN
The annual tea party and entertain
ment was held at the Hartford Avenue
hapel on Wednesday evening. 1t was
well pltronzed.
Thomas Gore, the well X iown concreter,
has removed his business headquarters
from Atwells ave, to 64o broadway, next
10 the Post office, Olneyvlle.
Braying the rigors of New England
winter and an exceptionally severe one at
Jhat, colony Of robins, Numbering cose
zoo, is encamped at Bristol.
R-v. Frank /. llauscom will preach a
hg rIlsum Churco, Harrs n ST, Sunday
evening Oh "Ahat IS \ our Excuse"
Bowen X. Church will renc er several cor
net so.os.
he sketches "Mad % Order" aud
'An open secret" viii BE- given by the
Gins Friendly ociety Of the Church OF
the Messiah on Wednesday evening, FeDIu-
ary I4th IN Irons Hdl.
Representative Leshy Of Bristol, iutrO-
duCed IN the otate liouse, friday, an act
intended TO increase the pay OF grsnd and
petit jurors from 81 10 s. day. The act
Is similar 70 one which was introduced at
last years session Of the General Assembly.
Charles Burdick, Of So Pocssset ave.
uue, died at the Rhode Isisnd Hospital Oh
Ionday evening. lie was q machinist by
occupation and employed the American
ahIp HIndlass Works. me funeral ser
wees were held on wednesday afternoon.
The Connecticut River Power company
appeared before the Providence City Coun.
Gil Wednesday and asked for the right 10
sell power in that city. 1t Is a long way
from the Connecticut river, but Proyi-
deuce would make a good fed for the
project
1t is remarkable that 50 few drowning
accidents have been reported during the
present skating season in New England.
The only thing worthy Of comment in
Rhode Island thu, far have been one Or
two cases where skaters have skated into
open holes.
Flexcher's automobile repaIr shop on
Broadway near the Post Z hce was totally
destroyed by FIRE Wedns day afternoon.
Three autos were burned 10 a crisp aud
seyeraIwere saved. Mr Fletcher saved /
ais books. 1t is uudersto ID that the pace
vas insured.
lac Providence board Of police COM
missiOners yesterday issi ed statement /
endorsing an appeal made ~ The Committee /
on public morals Of thu Federation Of
Churches, relative to the enforcement Of .
the curfew law passed a, he last session
Of the general assembly.
The Town Cuers Of Kh de Island con
cluded their campaign {, increase Their \
membership lasl Friday night. They
sough, for 100 members u a weeks time.
The result Of the weeks " 1Tk was a total .