The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-19


Sunday in Artisans Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leprelite Sweet started
yesterday for a six week, stay in the South
The Providence city advertising has been
awarded to the Providence Journal ami
Bulletin.
August Nolde, carrier at the Clney-
willie Post Office, is confined to his home
by illness.
John Scott died at hi home on Messer
St, on Monday. lie was we'll known IN
this secuon.
The program for the Rhode Island
Schools tor Grand Army Flag bay, Febru.
AIRY 9Th is out.
The danger Of infection from drinking
cups was noted $50 years ago and probaby y
before that time,
The brotherhood Of the Plaiufeli St,
Baptist Church Will holl ITS next meeting
on tuesday, February 9th.
Joseph Mills, OF the William Hughes Co.
New York Automobile Show.
Frozen water pipes rquired the atten-
ton of many householoers sunday, keep.
ing them f,om church services.
Suggestions concerning the care Of
horses duuug cold weather are beng sent
out by the Connecticut Humane society.
Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, installed officers on Monday
evening at their rooms in the San Souci
building.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke on "rhe Need
Of Protestant Newspaper in this City"
last sunday evening at the Broadway Bap-
list Church.
NJ. II. Corrigan, the well known drug
gist, has been app ,iuted by Governor
Pothier to take place on the state board
OF Pharmacy.
Country inns, which have missed their
auto patronage during the cold snap, are
hoping for compensation in the shape oi
seighing parties.
Edward A. Blackburn, editor OF the
Rhode Island Pendulum, at East Green
wich, was III Olueyviuc Tuesday and call
ed at the TIMES Office.
1t is stated that ST. Nary's Parish is free
from debt This welcome intelligence viii
be given to the parlshlCuers in the pastor 5
annual report next Sun lay.
A Lincoln celebration will be given in
! Library Hall on the evening of Monday,
February ram. Inc principal address viii
be given by ID. l.. lavgne, talented
Woonsocket lawyer.
Daniel B. Fearing, VINO was at the tate
capitol Friday, stated that one item II
work a, The taIe Hatchery at Wlckio d
was the propagation 4 between 6o,ooo,
900 and $4,000, 900 flathsh
tihy-one persons joined the Second
Presbyterian Church o. Harris avenue on
Sunday by confession Of faith. This /,
SAID to be the lagest number that has
joined Protestant Church in Providence
at one time in some years.
The Tenth Ward Social and Improve
ment 4 lub, which ho.d, IT'S meeting on
Valley 81, inst He'd lhs following ofhcer.
ON sunday afternoon: Pr,sid.ut-trau,
9ueay, Vice Presdul-J James Dunlort
/ k.-o.lug 1ecre,ary-- James J. i ga'
r.uanqal secretary ohm Donn; TIE s.
urer- homas Mauio,, oergeant-al- Am
-ratrick Davey.
The Audubon society Is sending an sp
peal throughout the country, wherever
heavy SHOWS are likely TO cover the grounc
to any depth, asking that all friends auc
lovers Of the birds take systematic step
for the protection and preservation Of The
feathered aeghbors. Feed the birds with
crumbs from your tables
The funeral of Robert K. Atwood w..
he'd at his late residerce on Atwood St.
on Saturday afternoon The service wa
conducted BY Rev. James +. Nc onne q
J pastor Of the Uni. II Congregan ouai
Church aud Rev. Geo ge Barnard Of ths
Plaiu6eld St. Baptist hurch. The bunaI
was at Pocasset Genet :ry.
Great credit is due he officials Of the
Union Trus, company Providence, who
have redeemed long time before maiuii.
ty all that company cbliga'ions. Such a
financial institution touches innumerabl'
Interests throughout ths state and any in.
Jury 10 it such as at one time Threatened
would have had statewide effect West
erly Sun.
The Bible Class Of tie Second Presbytsr.
ian Sunday School be- its annual meeti %
on Monday evening a. the residence of
Mr.. Samuel wadding' N, g Health ave
nue., Mt. Pleasant. Tie following officers
we're elected. Presiden william Ashcroft
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