The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-12-27

OlneyviIle Nest Of Owls held smoker
last Sunday afternoon.
Douglas Mitchell was in Bosion an
Monday on business trip.
Patrolman ]. c. McCrann Of the Sixth
Station, is away on his furlough.
Manufacturers Lodge. /. o. o. +. held
a regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
DIR. II, +. Polvn Of ia Manton avenue,
has gone to Quebec for a two weeks stay.
The Christmas mails have been very
heavy this week at the Olneyville Post
office.
Patroman James Devine Of the Chaffee
St, Station. will spend his iurlough in
Indiana.
The Ourselves Club held a smoker in
Columbia Hall on Putnam ST., on Sunday
afternoon.
The Mems Club Of the Plainheld street
Baptist Church will meet OH Tuesday even
ing January 9TH.
Conductor William Borders, who has
been laid up by injuries, resumed his
duties on Sunday.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Cannon
was held at Ter late residence, AZ Merino
avenue on Monday morning.
Charles Dunn's plumbing shop on Man
ton avenue was broken into Sunday even
ing, but nothing OF value taken.
Conrad Baker, who is well known in
this section, was sentenced TO the State
Work house for one year on Monday.
A shed belonging TO the o'Brier Con-
struction Co was broken into last Satur-
day night and several articles stolen.
Georg, Anderson, bookkeeper for
Appleton & Lee, who has been i'll for
some time, is still under the doctors care.
Tickets are selling well for the Oney-
Vile Business Mems Association Banquet
which is to be held on Thursday, January
10th
Rev. G. A. Fisher will speak at the
Second Presbyterian Church next Sunday
evening on Glow may become a Chris
tan"
Miss Annie Roy, a student at the East
Greenwich Academy, is spending the
holiday vacation at her home on Sterling
avenue.
Rev Bowley Green spoke at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening
ON "rhe Growing Power Of Papacy in
America"
The local Hall & Lyon store employees
received IS per cent of their weeks
salary additional as a Christmas present
from the firm.
Charles Cannon, who is studying medi-
cine at Baltimore College, is spending
tile hoiday vacation with his parents on
RosedaIe Street.
Alexander Stewart, who was recently
appointed member Of the Providence
Police force, has been assigned TO duty at
the Chaffee street station.
A Christmas festival with the accom-.
paniment Of tree and a Santa Claus
was held at the Second Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening,
"fhe Industrial Proletariat' was the
subject OF an address given by Prof. James
q, Dealey of Blown University at the Bell
Street Chapel last Friday evening.
A Christmas Concert was given at the
Free Baptist Church last Sunday evening
The program was a most excellent one and
was listened to by large and sppreciative
audience.
The employees Of the New Haven road,
v ho has been IN service for ten or more
years, are to receive passes over the entire
division. The courtesy extended TO the
men goes into effect the first of January.
Mrs Charles DesRoches, who has con-
ducted a millinery score at the foot OF
Broadway for the past five or six years, in
tends to remove her business TO her resi-
dence on Broadway nearly opposite -
Mary's Church about January Ist.