The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-02-09

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been the guest of Thomos Cloxton this
week.
A baptism and reception of members
was held a; the Tabernacle Church last
sunday.
The VIM Hughes Co. have sold REQ
touring car this week to George Henry oil
Cranston.
Olneyvile Nest of Owls held a largely
attended meeting in Guild Hall on Tues
day evening.
Glass No. 9, of the oadway Baptis,
Sunday school will hold an entertainment
this evening in Irons Hall.
"The Fair" at the foot e Broadway, it
is understood, is to remo'e to the store
lately occupied by Fred lrst
Waldo NJ Place has been elected seere
tary and treasurer of tn, Rhode Island
Safe Deposit Co. of Provid :nce.
| DR.. A. o. Trottier has removed his
office from the Tabernacle Building to Io4S
Westmin ter St, opposite Messer
Rev. &. G. Mitchell CAV, an interesting
sddres. before the Broldwly Baptist Bene-
fetal Institute on Monday evening.
The initatory degree was given TO
several candidates at Manufacturers
Lodge, l. Q. o. +. on Tue sday evening.
Willie V. Haigh, the boy preacher,
spoke al o'clock service last Sunday
afternoon at the Broadway Baptist Church.
The Brotherhood OF til, Plainfeld 81
Baptist held a meeting on Tuesday even
ing. An Interesting prog am was gwen
A reception was given on Wednesday
evening to Rev. and Mrs. Z, ii. Hepton-
stall at the parlors of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church.
The clerical force at the Union Trust
Go. has been busy this week paying de-
positors the balance OF ia, company's M
debteduess.
The 6rcmeu of the city Of PIovid nee
want tovrde on the electric cars without
co, and have so petltioned the Rhode Is
and company.
A regular meeting OF the olneyv'lle
Business Mems Assoclatol will be held on
Wednesday evening, Febr nary aIst. An
interesting meeting is exp cted,
IN ,mas English, a dyer IN locaI mills,
died at his home, 10 "a hltucr ave on
fnur,d y. lhe funeral 'ery,ce- "iu "c
ae u on oaturd - afternoon.
Rhode Island led the olates Of the
country IN the yeal oil 1870 IN ITS death
rate among infants under two years cd,
cue 10 dIarrhoea aud enterrtls, according TO
he census Bureaus repor, just ssued
iran. rIey, local sge". lor the Mag, Is
III u.ner, ha, ust " sailed boz er'
.. .uc ues three ten fIeut nous oi
s.uard ieehan, Arnold ST., aud at tn'
res dence of Mrs. Alfred Hanson, 924
Atwells ave.
Congressman George II, Utter will make
he Lincoln birthday sP ech, February
I2th, at Bethlehem, ia. The second week
in February, Mr.. Utter has engagement
10 speak in various cities every night ior
almost week.
II Next Monday evening il Library Hall
The French Naturalization ~ocIety vii
observe Iiucoln's Birthday IN a manner p
huing the occasion. 1t is expected tha
addresses will be made by Governor
Pothier, Mayor Fletcher and 'r Dawc
Layigne Of Woonsocket.
A defective hue was the cause Of ar
in the house Of Michael Russell, S. For
street, Sunday evening. An alarm wa
= sounded from box 29I and it took the FIRE
men some time TO exiting uish it, as th
y flames had worked their way into tn
. partitions, where it was hard TO reach
= A total Of 3, oS6, cog ton' Of merchandis
9 Of all kinds arrived in the port Of Proyi
o dence during the year Of 1871 in 1858
4 vessels, according 10 the harbor master
z report. BY far the larges quantity OF an
> single commodity was ,oal, Of 'slic
y 2, 5Sg, 879 tons were unloaued.
3 Apple growers have been notified tha
y fruit from this section is keeping muel
better than that receiye' in New Yor
3 markets this year from We tern New York
Some attribute The defec in New Yorl
z apples to excessive fertiliz ng, while other
3 hold improper methods Of cultivation re
3 sponsble for it.
z The building on Broadway, near th
y Olneyville Post office, VIII ch was pract
q cally destroyed by FIRE last week, was bui
b about twenty five years agD. Il was hri
4 occupied by the Arlington Hay & Graf
< Co, a concern Of which Al .hony Corcorar
9 Who died two years age was manage
y III. Ar-inrinn HaR 8 Or In wa locate