The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-08
LOCAL NEWS


Charles ii Page lr., has opened law
Office in Irons Block.
Mrs. John II. Williams Of Wood St, is
seriously i'll at her home.
J. A. Angel is expected home from
Florida the last of this month.
Mrs. John II. Platt of the annex, who
has been seriously i'll, is improving.
The quarterly meeting of the Broadway
Baptist Church will be held next Monday
evening.
The new Mazdgda lights at San Souci's
department store are giving great satis-
faction.
1t is becoming we'll known that Nc
Glinchey has some very excellent window
displays.
1t is rumored that Oineyvlle is to have
a new theatre, located at the east end OF
the Square.
Edgar p. Holbrook, formerly Of Farm
ington avenue, has taken up his residence
at West Darlington.
The Pure Food Show, which closed last
Saturday, was one OF the most successful
ever held in Providence.
Rev. Arthur X. Winn spoke at the Bell
Street Chapel last Sunday morning on
"rhe New Education"
A restaurant known as the Central
Quick Lunch is to be opened soon in the
store vacated by The Fair"
Rev. Hainer of the Pearl St. Baptist
Church, spoke at the Hartford avenue
Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Mss Edith hughes of the annex, render.
ed several violin solos at the evening ser
vice OF the Pilgrim Church last Sunday.
Rev. w. e Crane, of Saylesvile, gave
an address before the Broadway Baptist
Beneficial Institute on Monday evening.
The Bible Class of the Church of the
Messiah, under the leadership Of James A.
Pirce, meets Sunday mornings in Library
Hall.
The Fair is open and in good running
order. Mr., Feeley has a very handsome,
well stocked with goods that are well DIS
played.
DIR. Mitchell gave an interesting lecture
on Job or the Worlds Ash Heap" at the
broadway Baptist Church last Tuesday
evening.
Richard NJ. Sewell resumed work as
local correspondent of the Evening News,
after being laid up ten weeks with a
broken leg
Warren Farwell, Of Killingly St. who
was injured some time ago at the Provi-
dence & DsnielSon car barn at the city
line, is able to be out again.
The next meeting of the Olneyville Bus
mess Mem, Association, which will be
held on Wednesday evening, March 10th,
promises to be most interesting one.
The special sale Of IS cent neckwear for
9 cents at II. &. Mott & Co.'S store, attract
ed considerable attention. Those who
purchased, considered that they got bar
gains.
George w. Amison, president Of the
Providence Retail Grocers and Market
mems Association has been elected dele
gate to attend a convention in Oklahoma,
in May.
+ Z. Mason entertained the members
Of the Mission group Of the Men and Re.
ligion Forward Movement Of the Broad.
way Baptist Church at his home 70 Wood
ST., on Tuesday evening.
San Souci's department store is looking
"hne as a fiddle" Painters have been
over the wood work in thorough manner.
The new lights add much to attractive
ness Of the store evenings.
Frank Koerner, a resident Of I78 Merino
avenue, died on Saturday. lie was 65
years of age The funeral services were
held on Tuesday afternoon and the burial
was at Pocasset Cemetery.
The city solicitor of Providence has
been directed by the common council to
apply to the legislature for the biennial
election Of officers in the city. The act
will be taken to the General Assembly
Immediately.
Mrs. Harriet Fuller, wife Of Henry
Fuller, died at her home on Broadway on
Saturday evening. She had been in fail.
ing health for some time Mrs Fuller