The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-04-19

afternoon.
Robert +. Spencer of Sycamore St
starts on a business trip this week to
California.
Officer Martin P. Feeney of the Sixth
Station, has been on the sick list several
days this week.
Miss l.. NJ. Pollock OF Webster avenue,
has been confined to her home several days
this week 10y illness.
Joseph Mills of the William Hughes
Co returned on Monday from a business
trip at Lansing, Mich.
Letter Carrier Charles Rhodes OF the
Olneyville Post Office, has returned from
a winters stay in Florida.
The second degree was conferred on one
candidate at Manufacturers Lodge ON
Tuesday evening of this week.
Miss Clara Larraway and Miss Mildred
Caleton of the annex, have returned from
a visit to friends in Chepachet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Riley Of Sor.
rento ST., attended the funeral of relative
in South Boston on Wednesday.
DR. Austin II. Longfellow has purchas.
ed lot and Improvements on Ophelia ST.,
Of Mr.. and Mrs Hiram c. Pierce.
Nathaniel Slater, formerly engineer at
the Providence National Worsted Mills,
has gone to Europe for four months slay.
Rev. ID. Brewer Eddy of Boston, spoke at
a meeting and banquet OF the Brotherhood
of the Pilgrim Church on Tuesday evening,
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Socia
Circle of the Broadway Baptist Church
was held on Wednesday afternoon of this
week.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Jane Polk was
held at her late residence, ro2 Roosevelt
ST., on Monday morning. The burial was
at Pascoag.
The Sunshine Band of the Plainheld St,
Baptist Church will give musical enter
tainment in Irons Hall on the evening OF
April z3rd.
Mayor Edward Sullivan, of Cranston
and wife were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James J McCoye Of Rye ST., on Wednes
day evening.
Moses Pickles, who has been overseer
of the drawing rooms, No and No. at
the Valley Worsted Mills, has resigned
his position and will 60 to Lawrence, Mass
The Plainfeld Street Church Brother
hood will hold its next meeting on Tues
day, May 9TH. 1t is expected that Rev. {.
c. Mitchell Of Pawtucket, will be present
and give all address.
John McCafery Of Attleboro, died sud-
denly at that place on Tuesday. lie was a
brother of James n. McCsHery Of Plain
field ST., and Edward McCafery Of the
Olneyvlle Post Office.
w. L Gilmore returned on Monday to
his position as manager Of the Olneyville
Square Market, having been away for
several months on account Of injuries re-
ceived at the explosion at the market.
{. B. Colwell, the we'll known restau-
rant owner, is building another three tene-
ment house on Pocasset Avenue. John
Miller has the building contract and
William Whitaker is doing the plumbing
Prof Winslow Upton Of Brown Uuver-
sity, spoke at the Webster Avenue Seho,l
Hall on Thursday evening on "ClmPses
of Perre." James K. Cannon, Of the Prgss-
denee school committee, presided a, the
meeting
Dr, Tupper Of Boston, gave two lectures
in Colonial Hall, on Msnton avenue, sun
day. under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian EDdeayor Society. In
the afternoon his subject was Travel IN
Lithuania" and in the evening, Travels
ia Poland" The lectures we're in Polish
and interpreters we're used and the talks
were illustrated by views.
The following program was given al the
Teachers Meeting Of the Plsinheld Street
Baptist Sunday school on Monday evening.
Prayer, pastor; duet, "God Calling" "
Miss Marian Bray and Miss Gertrude
Emmett; reading, Knowledge Of the
Teacher" Miss Susie Richardson; baritone
solo, "Who Could I, Be-" T.. l.. Clarke;
address, The Greatest Thing in the
World Miss VI. A. Easton.