The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-04-05

son next week.
c. F. Menial has opened his sausage
factory on Bough ST.
John T. Kenyon spent several days this
week i'll South Kingston.
Thomas Carr has ordered a new soda
fountain for his drug store.
Itis stated that several sewers are to be
constructed in this section this spring.
The brotherhood of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church met on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Sarah A. Page has sold to r. c.
McNabb, a cottage on Roosevelt Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank w Twitchell have
returned from a winters stay in Florida.
Miss Matte NJ Page of the annex, Is
visiting relative in Philadelphia this week
A number of candidates were baptised at
the Broadway Baptist Church last Sun
day evening.
The choir of the Church of the Messiah
rendered "Galeia" at the evening service
last Sunday.
olneyville Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts
held a meeting on Wednesday evening in
Fredette's Hall.
The Grover Club held its first dinner OF
the season on Sunday at its Club House
near Rocky Point.
Rev. c. A Fisher, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church, spoke at the Y W..
<. A last Sunday afternoon
The Rhode Island Press Club will hold
quarterly meeting tomorrow at the New
Blackstone Hotel, Providence.
The Webster Avenue Athletic Club held
its semi-annual meeting on Wednesday
evening and elected officers.
A Patriotic Concert will be gwen on the
evening of April 18TH by the chorus choir
Of the Broadway Baptist Church.
Mrs Jennie c. Dudley of Marlboro,
Mass, is the guest of her son, Charles K.
Dudley of Beaufort St, Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. Father Simmons of the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament, Mt. Pleasant, who
has been seriously ill., is improving.
The Sunshine Band OF the Plainfeld ST.
Baptist Church will give musicale in
Irons Hall on the evening Of April 23rd.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on Baptism and the Resurrection"
An illustrated lecture entitled "Pagoda
Land Scenes" was given at the Broadway
Baptist Church last evening by 5. X.
Vnton.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville Busi.
ness Mems Association will be he'd on
Wednesday evening, April 18TH in Library
Building.
The meeting held at St. James Church
on Monday evening, under the auspices Of
St. Andrews Chapter, was addressed by
Iohn +. Boan aud !. g. Dolbel.
It is expected that Alfred Jordan, who is
regarded as one Of the crack checker play
ers Of the world, will give an exhibition Of
playing at an early date at the rooms Of
the Olneyville Checker Club.
Vincent Bowen, well known resident
Of this section, died at his home on Messer
St. on wednesday The funeral services
will be held tomorrow and the burial is at
North Foster.
The William Hughes Co. have sold REQ
touring cars this week to Herman Lippold
Of the annex, {. w. Clifford Of Pawtucket,
Alexander Leslie Of Saylesville and James
Syne Jr., Of Westerly.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. I9, X. Of p. held
well attended meeting on Thursday even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. The degree Of
page was conferred on three candidates.
Several visitors were present.
The senate passed in concurrence the
annual state appropriation bill last week,
without amendment. The passage, how
ever, came only after more than an hour OF
bitter argument. The bill carries Sz,o9I,-
$50.
Providence and Woonsocket we're among
the cities Of this country, which showed
the highest average cost for maintenance
and operation Of sewers in the year 1909,
according 10 the report on sewers Just COM
piled by the Federal Census Bureau.
The Schubert Concert Co. will give a
concert and social in Irons Hall on Thurs
day evening, April 18th. These concerts
are given annually and are always attend.
ed by large number Of people, who ap-
preciaie good music The members of the
company will be assisted by Miss Helen
Louise Ames, soprano and Mrs. Evelyn
Cook Slooum, reader.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Taber.
nsele Church al meeting on Wednesday
.ftaxrnop eiersed the fotioUfp,r rfTrsre.