The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-12-05

Rev. G. A. Burgess of Oak Street,
preached at Newport last Sunday.
Manufacturers Lodge held whist party
at their meeting on Tuesday evening.
1t is rumored that new building is to be
erected on Broadway near the Post. office
An Eoglish Tea was given at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel on Wednesday even
ing.
The Olneyville railway station on Plain
field street, has been removed to its new
location
Ivanhoe Lodge conferred the rank Of
page on one candidate at its meeting last
evening.
Hope Council, K. of q. will hold a
Ladies' Night OH Wednesday evening OF
next week.
Rev. A. l.. Clevenger, ID. d., will begin
his labors at the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday.
A Christmas sale was held at the Taber-
nacle Church on Tuesday and Wednesday
of This week
The Sunshine Band will 'hold a Christ
mas Sale in Library Hail on the evening
OF December 10th.
The Providence District Convention, w
c. T. U. was held yesterday at the Broad
way Baptist Church.
A delegation from Bud of Hope Lodge,
M. U. will attend class initiation at East
Greenwich tomorrow evening.
A. Perry, we'll known empoye Of
the Rhode Island Co., has Just returned
from hunting trip in Canada.
James Warren, who has been at Dun.
kirk, N Y, for some time, has returned
to his home on Gladstone Avenue.
Fred Brindle, of Broadway, left on We'd
nesday for the isle OF Pines, where he is
to engage in the pine apple culture.
The OlneyvilIe Business Mems Associa-
tion will nominate officers at its meeting
held on Wednesday evening, Deem
Der 18th,
Miss Alice Robertson, principal of the
Boston Training school, spoke at the
evening service at the Tabernacle Church
last Sunday.
| Frank K. Huntoon has resumed his
duties as starter" for the Rhode Island
Co. on the Square, after an illness Of
several days.
Rev Charles Allen Fisher preached his
farewell sermon at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Harris avenue last Sunday. Mr..
Fisher goes to Worcester.
Albert c Schortmann, Jr., aged seven
years, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert e.
Schortnann, died at the home of his par-
ents, 30 Ophela street on Monday.
Rev. DIR, Clevenger expect to occupy
the house at I6I Webster avenue, now the
home of Rev. Frank /. Hanscom. Mr..
Hanscom will remove TO Brooklyn the last
of this month.
Watches for holiday gifts. Complete
assortment Of ladies' and gents solid gold,
gold filled and silver watches. Make your
selections now and have them reserved
until you are ready TO call for them. This
is the time for first choice. J. A.
ANGEL, 1898 Westminster street,
Olneyville.-Adv.
Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen Of
America, at a meeting on Monday evening,
elected the following officers; District
deputy, George ID. Baldwin; consul,
Mauran J. Pendergast; advisor, Michael
!. Lynch; banker, William Darcy; escort,
Henry {. Norton; waHhman, Gustaye
Vrotti; sentry, Dennis Reardon; board OF
trustees, Daniel Golden and John +.
Cuuan.
Prosperity Lodge, No. 29, Daughters Of
st. George, at recent meeting elected
the following officers: Worthy Past Presi.
dent, Susie Lindsey; Worthy President,
Edith skirrow; Worthy vice.president,
Eliza Connell; Worthy Financial Secre-
tary, Katherine Ogden; Worthy Record
ing Secretary, Gertrude Lewis; Worthy
Treasurer, Gertrude Martin; Wor by
Chaplain, Mary Waterman; Worthy First
Conductor, Hannah Band WORTH Second
Conductor, Nuriel Mitle., Worthy Inside
Guard, Edith Reilleyj Worthy Outside
Guard, Gertrude Bandj Installing officer,
Eliza Connell; Piano Player, Florence
Bolter; Captain Of Degree Team, Eliza
Connell.
Peroxide Hydrogen, nc pound; Beech
ANS Pills, large, I7e; Scudders Licorice,
large sticks, sc; Hair Ipsoles, sc pair;
Cough Drops, ; toHes Ioe; Harlem oil,
bottles 75e; Epson salts, Sc pound;
FlaKseed, Ioe pound; A ID. s. Carbolic
Salve, 7Se. We carry the very best and
freshest Candies IN olneyville. BYRON
A. SMITH, Prescription Druggist I9
'Olneyyille Square.-Adv.