The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-11-29
LOCAL NEWS.

station, Is away on ms turlough.
There was no carriers deliveries at the
Olneyville Post.ofiee yesterday.
A meeting for men was held on Sunday
afternoon at the Tabernacle Church.
Patrolman ". c. Parker of the Sixth
Station, is away on a short furlough.
Elmer w. Colwell of Hartford Pike,
Johnston, has new Overland touring car
A Fall River man has opened store in
the Kimball Building, Hartford Avenue.
The Olneyvile Business Mems Associa-
tion will hold its annual banquet in jan
uary.
The Anna Gordon w. c. T. U. met on
Monday afternoon at the Broadway baptist
church.
Rev. Or. Murch preached last Sunday
morning at the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
morning.
George Anderson, book-keeper for
Appleton & Lee, is confined to his home
by illness.
Edward Bedella and Frank Wrubel Of
this place, spent Thanksgiving with friends
at Lowell.
1t is understood that the S,h Ward Pro-
gressive Cub is making a fine gain in
membership
A special service was held on Thanks
giving morning at 10 O'Clock at the Church
of the Messiah.
The funeral of Adele Baudet was SOL
emuized on sunday at her late home on
Florence street.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. O. q. f.
nominated officers on Tuesday evening for
the ensuing year.
The Robert E&<~ett Literary Associa-
tion held a meeting in Irons Hall last
Sunday afternoon.
Members OF the Wyandotte Club enjoyed
a beefsteak dinner on Sunday at their clob
house in Cranston.
The funeral Of the late William r Joslin
was solemuized at his late residence
Broadway last Friday.
Rev. c. A. Fisher spoke last sunday
evening at the Second Presby byterian Church
''To the Brotherhood"
L A 4 n
ave-, was broken into on Sunday night aud
a number OF fowls stolen.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
afternoon at the Second Presbyterian
Church on Harris avenue.
The Schubert Concert Company gave
Thanksgiving Concert on Sunday evening
at The Tabernacle Church.
Peabody Lodge, No IS4, Sons Of St
George, will nominate officers for the en-
suing year on Monday evening.
Conductor b Borders is confined to his
home on Almy ST., as a result Of street
car accident on Saturday night.
The local division of the Ancient Order
OF liibernans have dance on Thursday
evening OF next week in Library Hall.
A number Of young men from .his sec
tion, enjoyed a chicken dinner at Holges'
Cottage at Oakland Beach on Sunday.
The Young Peoples Choir of the Broad.
way Baptist Church held a concert on
Tuesday evening at the church Parlors.
The employers Of the Providence
National Mills hold minstrel show IN
Irons Hall on the evening of December 9lh.
1t has been stated that the electric train
between New York and New Haven will
be running not later than the first Of next
July.
A dance under the auspices Of the Iude-
dendent Athletic Club was held on Thurs
day evening in Mechanics Hall, Plain6eId
street.
The 42nd annual convention Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence union Of the
diocese Of Providence was held sunday at
WEXFORD.
The policemen Of the Sixth Station, re-
ceive.sa quantity Of fruit on Tuesday, the
gift Of The Misses Brown Of 1888 Chalk
stone avenue.
Rev. Bowley Green gave an address De-
fore the Brotherhood Of the Pilgrim Con-
gregational Church on Tuesday evening
on ''The Mans Job in his Church.
Division No. 40, a. o. Of r.. and the
Robert Emmett Association held special
meetings on wednesday evening 10 take
action in the death of Patrick Harlow.
Henry B. Fiske, the head Of the we'll |
known hrm, II. b. Fiske & Co, Wholesale |
dealers in fruit and produce, died sudden
Il, a. hfs home ou AIfhea ag,aaf lat Csfur.