The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
LOCAL NEWS

ast week.
Edward Chalmers of Ihs annex, who was
injured about Thanksgiving, is able to be
out again.
VIM. Hughes Co. have had a foe exhibit
of Keo cars and trucks al the auto show
this week.
J Bron has opened new furniture ware
oms in one of the Atwood stores on
Plaiufield ST.
The Anna Gordon, w. {. I, U meet on
Monday afternoon with Mrs Pepper, I3
chaplin Avenue
Manufacturers Lodge will confer the
third degree on several candidates next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. l.. Stranger Of Merino Ave-, is
visiting her sister, Miss IT, "A. Hohier a.
olorado Springs.
The Mission Class of he Church OF ,he
Messiah gave a social III Library iiali on
"Wednesday evening.
The funeral Of Mrs =, rsh Lolwell was
held at her home on Manton avenue,
Thursday afternoon.
The Dresser Tenders enehcial Assoeia-
ZION viii hold meeting this evening Ia
the Library Building.
Rev. Charles ~. Hel tonstall gave az
illustrated ecture al the broadway Baptis,
Nhuich on Tuesday evening
Mi. flnl aud family, WI, have b en-
LIVING ln Johnston, nsva taken up rheh
fesIdence on Aversion Avenue.
A Series OF prouacted neeIings viii b.
held at the FIRST Free Baptist Ohutch on
lalnfeld ST., beginning next week.
The Hayden Concert company OF Bos-
ton, will give an entertainment this even
ing at the broadway Baptist hurch.
Joseph Wood, a resident Of Steuben ST i,
died at The Rhode Island Hospital on
Monday evening, after a brief iuness.
A very su, cessful Burns Anniversary
Coucerl va, gwen at Ihr Second iIesDy
teIian church on tuesday evening.
Rev. Bowley Green SPOKE last Sunday
evening at the b. oadway Baptist Church
on providence Needs a Christian Univer-
sty."
The annual election # officers OF the
Olneywlle Business Mems Association
takes place on Monday evening of n xt
week.
Mrs James Gay Of SO DeSo,o ST., who
has been at The 81 Josepn's Hospt4l, has
recovered sufficiently to be removed TO
her home
George Middleton, we'll known in the
annex, has opened a plumbing es ablsh-
ment at 400 Plainfeld st near Odd Fell
lows Square.
A social for the cor gregation Of the
Second Presbyterian CHI, rch will be given
in the church parors OF Friday evening,
February and.
The alumni Of the Rhode Island Normal
school are unanimous in their endorsement
Of the proposed change Of name to
Teachers college.
Richard Sewall, of the Providence News,
who broke bone in one OF his legs about
Christmas time, is home from the Rhode
Island Hospital.
The First Free Bsptis, Brotherhood will
hold a regular meeting o Tuesday, Febru-
ary 9th. 1t is expected that a musical
program will be given.
The city Of Providence expects TO save
about $40, 600 during the next year on a
new lighting contract wi the Nausganseu
Lighting Company Of tn city.
The funeral Of George Mallinson was
solemnized at his late residence on Dora
ST., Monday. Rev. c. A Fisher Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, oficisted.
The interment was at the North Burial
Ground.
Ai,s Sarah Colwell d. ed at, her home,
I39 Msnton avenue on onday. She was
the wife OF the late lame B. Colwell and
has always resided in tn 5 section. Mrs
Colwell leaves five ionS and three
daughters.
Mrs. Henry CoIlingt am entertained
company Of friends at ser home, 96 Po-
easset avenue, on "Wednesday afternoon
The rooms were preitiIy decorated and an
entertainment consisting Of readings and
musical selections was given.
some Of the finest ice that has been har
vested in years in this state Is now being
placed IN the ice houses. There is prscti-
caliy no snow ice in he 100000 tons
shich will have been talen IN by the end
Of the week, IL the weather holds good.