The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-04-12
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MSaNlVs arc very PISN"iSh' 'h '"N a""NN
ed section.
The schools in the annex resume their
sessions on Monday,
Col. +. !. san Souci is expected home
from the outh next week,
The roofs of the Broadway Baptist
Church are being reshingled
Clinton +. WaIch, who has been con-
/ fined to his home by illness, is improving.
Rev. +. w Gray began his duties as
pastor OF the Tabernacle Church last sun
| day.
Mr.. Joseph sullivan of Baltimore,
Md, spent Easter with relatives in this
! section.
Twenty candidates were bap,ised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
Rev. John Stewart will speak at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
morning,
The Misses Conley has begun the build
my ol new AOusS Ou NNSAh'hSNNl ~,
near Mesier.
The organized laboring men are asking
to have representative on the Utilities
Commission.
A Patriotic Concert will be given at
The Broadway Baptist Church next Wed
nesday evening,
The beginning Of the widening of Plain
field St, is a coming event that casts rs
shadows before.
A bazar under the auspices Of Court
Good Hope, |. Q. r. opened IN lions Hall
on Wednesday evening.
Nanhoe Lodge, No. -, X. Of Z. confer
red the rank Of esquire on three candidates
OH Thursday evening.
Mrs. John IL Williams OF Wood ST.,
former resident OF the annex, who has
been very Ill, is much better.
Traffic Ohcer NJ. 4. Bates attended the
funeral OF hts aunt, Mrs. Jonathan Bates at
Auburn on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on Summer Religion"
Thomas Farrell Of Webster, Mass father
of Dr.. Jonn I. Fauen Of this place, died
on Thursday otter short illness.
Ferdlnand Greene, formerly OF the firm
OF Bowen & Greene, is about TO start IN The
wood turning business at Auburn.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. .. r. held
regular meeting on tuesday evening.
One candidate was given the first degree.
The Schubert Concert Co... entertain
ment comes off in Irons Hall on Thurs
day Of next week. It will be we'll worth
attending.
The Bible Class Of the Second Presby
terIan Church on Harris avenue, VIII hod
an entertainment and supper at the church
parlors next Wednesday evening
Joseph Mills, Of the firm of William
Hughes GO. Is IN Lansing, Mich this
week, hurryIng the shipment Of large IN
voice OF Rco cars, sod by the firm recently.
William Hughes CoJeceved a telegram
from the REQ factory at Lansing, Mich,
stating that carload OF Keo cars were
shipped on Thursday and three more cars
Will start ON Tuesday.
James II, CoIlIngham has begun build
ing house at the corner Of Waerly and
Sorrento streets for Mrs. Julia Grcayes.
He also has the contract for a new dwell.
ing on Messer ST., for Mrs. +. A Reynolds.
Daniel l.. Mathewson, a well known
resident Of the annex, was married Oh
Saturday afternoon Of last week to Miss
Maud Beatrice Willard Of MedlOrd, Mass
kew Bowley Green performed the cere-
mony
Miss Edith +. Wilcox, Of Japan, will
speak in the Plainfed St. Free Baptist
Church on Sunday evening, April T4'h at
7 o'clock, upon the home life of the people
Of that country. Miss Wilcox is principal
Of the girls high school at HimeJl.
l.. Sweet & Co., the we'll known lumber
dealers, have raised the wages.of it, en-
Ipoyes 30 per cent The new scale Of
wages went into effect on Monday Of This
week and was a surprise 10 the men a. 90
increase 10 pay had been asked
Thomas vs.. Penney, who is well kno~u
IN Olueswlle, where he conducted busi-
ness for number OF years, will selra
lot II per oual property at his place 10
ClayyiI.e on Tuesday, April z3rd. II Isl
understood that Mr.. peeney will remove O.
Providence.
At the meeting II the Olneyvl'e Busi-
ness Mems Association next wednesday
evening, Terance O'KeiIly will speak on
"Nuisances from Legal Point Of View
aud Malcolm Chsce IS expected 10 make a
short address on The Connecticut River
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