The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Walter Stokes Irons has returned from a
stay at DryDurd, Mich.
MIR. and Mrs IL. K. Stanley are in the
Bermudas on pleasure trip.
The Improvements at the Olneyvile
POST Office are about completed.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Day spent last
Sunday with friends in Rehoboth.
A meeting for men is held every Sunday
afternoon at the Tabernacle Church.
Pa'rolman J. H. McCrann OF the Chaffee
Street Station, is away on furlough.
Work is being pushed on the Rhode Is
land Cos new storage p ant on Dixie ST.
A dozen or more Olneyville hunters
went to SmIhhed on Sunday morning.
John A Hawthorne and family, are
occupying their new home on Union Ave.
Benjamin Lister, of the firm of Lister &
Hopkins, has been serving on the jury this
week.
Waldo VI. Place Of the annex, is serving
on the jury In the U. 5. District Court this
week.
1t is stated that some OF the Clneywlle
mills are finding trouble in securing
weavers.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Somer
willie, Mass, Y. NJ. c. A. last Sunday
afternoon.
Captain and Mrs. Il. II. Leavitt OF Dor
chester avenue have returned from stay
at Edgewood.
Patro'man w. A. Flynn of the Sixth Sta
tion, is recovering from the effects of a
sprained ankle.
Rev. James l.. Norcross of Boston,
preached at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday morning
! MIR and Mrs. NJ. 7. Braney Of Pocasset
avenue, spent last Sunday with friends at
Williamantic, Conn.
The Independent Athletic Club held a
whist at its rooms on Plainfed street on
Wednesday evening.
St. Theresa's Institute, a fourishing
10th Ward organization, held dance last
evening in Librsry'IIaIl.
A Christmas Bazar will be held at the
Tabernacle Church parlors on the even
ings vi December and and 3rd.
Rev. Bowley Green will address the
brotherhood of the Pilgrim Church, Har.
rison street on Tuesday evening.
Rev. +. A. Agar Of Portland, Oregon.
spoke at a meeting at the Broadway Bap-
tist Church ON Thursday evening.
Joseph Reynolds, of $50 Wood street,
has just taken position in the Office of
Pugh Brothers, the automobile dealers.
The subject of the address at the Broad.
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening
was "When Italians run Rhode Island Z"
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. +. con-
feered the initiatory degree on one candi-
date at meeting held on Tuesday evening.
Patrick J. Regan died at his home, %
Bowdoin ST., on Monday morning He
was for many years employed in the ice
business.
The Rhode Island Company has a gang
of men at work, double tracking Pocasset
avenue from Odd Fellows Square to Ban
croft Street.
Quite a number from this place attended
the banquet Of the Rhode Island Baptist
Union at the Narragansett Hotel on Mon.
day evening.
Mr.. 5. S. Sweet and family, who have
been spending the summer and tall in
Foster, have returned to their home on
Plainheld street.
James Moran, for the past dozen years
in charge Of the roll covering department
of the Atlantic Mills, has accepted posi-
tion in Trenton, N. J.
The employees Of the Providence
National Worsted Mills hold minstrel
show and ball in Irons Hall on Monday
evening, December 9th.
A wagon belonging to Shepard & Co.
collided with Thornton car on Plainfield
street near Laurel Hill avenue on Wednes-
day forenoon. The wagon was consider.
ably broken up.
Augustus II. Higgins, a member Of the
Providence police force and Miss Sarah
McGinn Of Mt. Pleasant, were married on
Tuesday at the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament. They will reside on Camp
street.
John Nangle, an employe Of the Rhode
Island Company at the car house on Hart !
ford ave, had one Of his hands quite seri- |
ously injured while working on a car Mon
day evening. lie was attended by DR.. !
{ y. Colwell.
The Sinners Club, a we'll known local
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