The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-17


The Joslin Club held an important meet
ing on Saturday afternoon.
W. II Weeden has removed from Plain.
ie d St to Laurel Hill avenue.
The Ourselves Club have an excursion
''down the rivel" on June 25rd.
Mrs. Julius Webb has been visiting
friends in Cumberland this week
Rev Gideon A. Burgess of Oak St, has
just returned from a trip to Ohio.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood held
a regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter is the guest Of
relatives at Falmouth, Mass, this week.
Mrs. II. c. Mott and Mrs. Fred Harris
are at Atlantic City for two weeks stay
Miss l.. NJ Pollock of Webster ave
spent Sunday with relatives in Westerly
Manufacturers Lodge, | o o Il. held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
Resolved Waterman of Plain6ed St, is
out again, after severe attack of rhumatic
fever.
X A Pollock of No. I23 Webster ave-,
submitted to a minor operation on We'd
nesday.
William l.. Waterman. the w,ll known
contractor, is confined to his home by
illness
Rev. Charles T. tIeptonstall will preach
At the Second Presbyterian Church next
sunday
Banspach Brothers have ordered new
REQ delivery truck, which they will use in
their business
Joseph Honan of this place, has taken
position with picture framing concern on
Wesl minister St.
Anna Gordon, w. c. +. u met OH
Monday afternoon at the Broadway Bap
tist Church Parlors.
Improvements are being made to the
vacant lots at the corner of Webster ave
nue. and Plainfeld street.
II. A. Pollock and Miss Jennie Pollok
Of I25 Webster ave, have gone TO Winth.
rop Beach for the summer.
Frank Chamberlain of Whittier ave
who recently submitted to an operation FOR
appendicitis, is improving.
The 4. \. c. l.. X. Club have clam
bake on Sunday on the grounds Of the
Wyaudotte Club in Auburn.
The Cranston Concrete Co. have been
doing some concrete work this week for
DR.. Fidanzo Of Pocasset Avenue.
The employees Of the Olueyvle lines Of
the Rhode Island Co will go to New Bed
ford on an excursion, June goth
DR.. Edward Carroll of Broadway, Arthur
Donnely, Walter McGinn aud A. Molter
are on a fishing trip in New Hampshire.
Emil Maeckel Of this place, sailed for
Europe on Tuesday on the North German
Lloyd Steamship "Kronprinzessin Cecilie."
Rev. Bowley Greene will speak Oh sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on /" Perishing in the Wilderness
Rev. Charles A. Fisher and family,
who have been visiting friends in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania are expected TO
return next week.
The funeral OF James Fricker, Of No 81
Health ST., who died on Monday, was
solemnized on Wednesday at the Taber-
nacle Church. Rev. Mr.. Gray oficiated
at the service. The burial was at Black
stone, Mass.
On Sunday, James r. Cannon, Grand !
Chief Ranger OF the Foresters Of America |
Of this State, was presented with an
elegant cut glass water service by Grand |
Court officers. The presentation was
made at Falstaf Hall by John McPike,
Grand Beadle Of the State Court.
When the $4,000 employees Of the Grand
Trunk railway and steamship system
ceased labor as a fye-minute tribute TO the |
late President Hays, drowned when the |
Titanic went down, the great system sacri.
feed in all total Of 10000 minutes, or
4, 100 hours.
Louis l.. Carmack Of Oak 81 has re
signed his position as superintendent Of
the dyeing department at the LymansviIle
Mills the same taking effect last Friday.
Mr. Carmack, who is one Of the best
known dyers in New England, held the
position for over twenty years.
Lieut.. Christopher Carpenter Of the
Hook and Ladder Of Providence, died
Sunday morning at the Rhode Island
hospital, Of injuries received at the FIRE Of
the Revere Rubber Company's warehouse
on Atwel's avenue IN that city last week.
Lieutenant Carpenter resided on Ham
mond st.