The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

ii. c. Mott was in Boston, Tuesday on a
business trip.
Improvements.are being made at J. A.
Angelrs store.
J. A. Angel has new Chalmers six
cylinder touring car.
1t is understood that Olneyville is TO
have Progressive Club.
The new furniture for the Oneyville
Post Office arrived this week.
Mrs. NJ. Bennett has removed from
Laurel Hill avenue to Ralph st.
Pauolman James Keats of the Sixth Sta
tion, is away on his annual vacation.
Some repairs are being made at the First
Free Baptist Church on Plainhe'd ST.
The Dorcas Society Of the Free Baptist
Church met on Wednesday afternoon.
Perseverance Lodge, X. of T. held well
attended meeting on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs liart Pierce of Utica, n
", are visiting relatives in the annex.
Mrs Robert Neil OF Derby, Conn, is
visiting relatives Oh Laurel Hill avenue
Three children were baptized at the
Second Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Leslie Barber Of New York State, is the
guest of Henry Dutman of Priscilla avenue
Improvements are being made at Joseph
Krasnow's jewery store Oh Manton Ave.
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of p held an open
meeting on Thursday evening Of this week.
Mrs. Ida Nj. Hrrris Of Dorchester ave-,
spent Sunday with friends i'll Worcester,
Mass.
The State Returning Board is now busy
counting the ballots cast at the recent
election.
James ID. Baldwin and Arthur Drew
were on a hunting trip in Massachusetts
this week.
The Sunset Club enjoyed "Dutch Sup
per" at its regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening,
The OIneyviIle Foot Ball team will play
the Fairlawns on the Merino Flats on
Saturday afternoon.
The Rhode Island Co. has just put in
new switch at the Plainfeld street end of
Olneyville) Square.
The Westminster street cars do not stop
from Perry to Valley street. Quite a dis
tance without post.
The Brother hood of the First Free Bap-
Church, Plainheld street, held a meeting
on Tuesday evening
The Olneyyille football team were de.
feated by the Greystones at Centerdale
last Saturday, to I.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. . ., Il. held
we'll attended "smoker" III odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening.
K. ii. Sainsbury, J. M. Ferrier and G.
b. Cole are in the South County this week
on duck hunting expedition.
In the death of Judge Francello Jison
of the Providence Probate Court, the city
loses one Of its sterling ctizens.
Councilman Frederick l.. Pierce Of the
Sth Ward, is chairman Of the commiltee
on the annual municipal banquet
Rev. Arthur n Winn pre- ached last Sun
day morning on The Way that Seemeth
Right" at he Bell Street Chapel
Jean Parmentier, who was fatally in
jured lest week, was buried on sunday
from his late residence on Amsterdam 81.
Leander Dawley, who resigned from the
Providence Fire Department several months
ago, is now engaged in the concrete busi-
ness
Miss Upham Yates spoke on Woman's
Suffrage before the Brotherhood Of the
First Free Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening
"Higbee Of Harvard" is the name Of
comedy, given at the St. james" Parish
House on Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week.
Herbert {. Clemence, who is spending
the winter on the Pacific Coast, is plan
ming 40 take a trip to the Sandwich Is
lands in January.
Sixteen members Of the Sterling base.
ment club, celebrated their seasons VIC
tories with a dinner at the Nauagansett
Hotel last Saturday night
The Roger Williams Driving club is
preparing plans for a big Thanksgiving
matinee on the Park Speedway. A mum.
Der Of entries are already listed.
A large delegation Of the Loyal Bud Of
Hope Lodge, ". T., 7 o o. +. attended
worship a, the Pilgrim Congregational
Church on Sunday morning
Simeon Hawkins died At his home on
Bancroft street ON Monday. The funeral