The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.


The painters in this section have been
very busy this fall
The local Nest of Owls elected officers
on Sunday afternoon.
Red Seal stamps are being sold at the
Olneyvlle Post office.
John l.. Cannon, who has been danger.
ously i'll, is improving
w. l.. Hicks OF Lowell avenue, has re
turned from a trip to Maine.
John O'Donnel's new West Side Car
age is approaching completion.
Col. 4. J. San Souci expects to go to
Florida soon after January Ist.
Sergeant Cornelius DAILY of the Sixth
Station, is away on furlough.
The Jolly Trio hold dance in Library
Hall next "Wednesday afternoon.
Conductor Perry of the Broadway line,
has returned from hunting trip.
Manufacturers Lodge 1. o. o. + he d
well attended meeting on tuesday evening.
Beginning last evening, San Souci's
store will be open evenings until Christ.
mas.
The Providence schools close on Fri
day of TINS week for the holiday vaca-
ion.
Miss Fenuer, a missionary, spoke at the
second Presbyterian Church last Monday
evening.
A Christmas Concert will be held at the
Second Presby terian Church next Sunday
evening.
Loads of Christmas greens have come
through Oneyville this week from
Scituate.
The Potter & Johnson foot ball team
played the Olneyvilles on Saturday at
Merino Flats
The Regent Literary aud Social Club
hold minstrel show in Iron Hall Oh the
evening Of February 3rd.
Work is progressing on the new build
ing that is being erected by the Rhode Is
land Co. near Dixie STREET.
Rev. Bowley Green preached last Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on "rhe Best Religion"
Car Starter 1ih, who has been here,
has been transferred to Market Square and
Starter NangIe assigned to Olneyville
Square.
The pupils OF the Kelley Street Kinder
garten accompanied by their teachers,
visited some Of the stores on the square
Tuesday morning
Mrs. A. II. Barnes entertained the M,z.
pah Circle Of the Plainfeld street Baptist
Church at her home, 4sI Piaufeld street
on Wednesday afternoon.
Work in the Olneyville Post-ofiice,
which has been going on for the past two
months, is at last completed and the re
suit is highly satisfactory.
A conference of the representatives, Of
the New England Southern Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church is being
held in Providence yesterday and to-day
John Gagnon, a former resident Of this
section, who has been in California for
several years, has returned and taken a
position with the Rhode Island Company.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Braney, moth
er Of Michesl T. Braney, was held on
Monday morning. Requiem mass was
sung at ST. Anthony's Church. The burial
was at Danielson, Conn.
John Greenhalgh, a well known resi-
dent Of the annex, died at his home on
Pocasse, avenue on Monday. He was EN-.
ployed for number Of years as a macfin.
ist at the Riverside Mills.
It is rumored that the express COM
panies throughout the country are going
10 be ready to compete with the parcel
post, which goes into effect the first Of
January, by meeting the new rates
It has been stated that the price Of but
ter in New England will not be changed
by the action Of the Elgin, ILL.,, board Of
trade in abolishing its quotstion com
mittee, according to wholesale and retail
faaers in Boston.
We carry full line Of T.. Howard AZ
co. watches in IS years and solid gold
cases, in prices from $3.50 to $3.50, and
we can say tha, they are the bes, running
watches we ever sold. Have a look a,
them-it will be a pleasure to show them
II you will call. J. A. ANGELL, 1928
Westminster street, Olneyvlle square
Adv.
Division 80 70, Ancient Order Of HI
bernians, held their annual meeting Sun
day afternoon. The following were elect
sd for the ensuing year: President-John
HF.-. I..-.Iart Thomas X