The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.

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last week for few days.
A case of small pox was discovered on
Tuesday on Tuxedo Avenue.
Rev. r. II. Coe ofiiciated at St James
Church, Broadway last Sunday,
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. Of p. held very
we'll attended meeting last evening.
Manufacturers Lodge, held a we'll at
tended meeting on Tuesday evening,
There will be meeting for men at the
Tabernacle Church next sunday afternoon.
A house on Deborahistreet was struck by
lightning in the storm on Saturday evening
Mrs. Il. c. McNabb of Roosevelt ST., is
recovering from severe attack of the
grippe,
Philip Redford, with II. {. Mott & Co.,
goes to New York on Sunday for vaca.
tion trip.
BYRON ID. Sweet of The annex, has been
doing some successful fishing through the
ice this week.
Mrs. M. J. Houlihan of Roanoke ST.,
Mt. Pleasant, has gone to Panama for a
six weeks stay.
Philip Cockroft Of this place, who SUBJ
milted to an operation last week, IS get
ting along well.
The evangelistic services at the Plain
held street Baptist Church are expected to
close this evening.
Mrs. Gilbert Tucker has been entertain
ing her nephew, Mr.. Fred Williams and
wife of New London, Conn.
The next regular meeting Of the Olney.
vile Business Men's Association will be
held on Wednesday, March 10TH.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Dumphy
was solemnized on Wednesday mo rnng at
her late home on Barton street.
An attempt wrs made to force an en-
trance at l. ii. Sainsburys store on Pam
field street early Tuesday morning.
Mrs. K. A. Champlin of Fail River,
has b-en the guest of officer and Mrs NJ
T. Bates of Chaplin Avenue this week.
Rev. Charles A. Fisher spoke at q
Union Eyangeli,tc serv..e at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening
Joseph Wood of Pittsdeld, Mass, has
taken he position Of superintendent OF the
weaving department; at the Continental
Mills.
Colonel Emery J. san Souc expects to
20 to Florida, after the Inauguration at
Washington, to remain until the middle Of
April.
Col. l.. ]. San Souci will attend the
Inauguration ceremonies in Washington
next week, going with Governor Pothier's
party.
Thomas IIadley, who has been visiting
relatives in this section, has returned to
South America, where he has business
interests.
Rev. A. B. Cristy, secretary Of the
K. /. Anti Saloon League, will preach at
the Broadway Baptist Church on Sunday,
March 9Th.
Anna Gordon, w. {. T. U. held meet
ing on Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs r. A Green, I67 Princeton Avenue,
Providence.
Joseph Cough Of this place, is The COM
mander Of SIocum Post, No. 10, 6 A. K
the Post Hall Of which was badly damag-
ed by fire last Saturday evening.
Two men named Rafferty, and Carroll,
employed by William +. Bowen, were
overcome by gas at their boarding place
on Plainfeld street, Tuesday morning.
Beginning Friday evening and lasting
till sunday evening the traffic was heavy
on the New Haven road, the coaches aud
parlors cars being well filed because Of
he holiday.
a number Of the carriers Of the Olney-
lille Post-ofiice, assisted in the entertain
nent Of delegation Of carriers from New
'edford, in Providence on Saturday after {
oon and evening. d
Alice Page Roberts, the daughter Of
ir and Mrs. Fred l.. Roberts, died at ]
Ter home, AL Webster Avenue on Sunday,
ged one year. The funeral services we're
eld on Tuesday afternoon. '
The Pocasset Ice Company has estab. \
shed new rate card. II went into ef.
ct Monday. The price for ice 10 familie, {
as been raised from "a cents to 10 cents z
eek and the price by the hundred weight
ON 30 10 90 cents 100 pounds. =.
Stephen Walsh, a resident Of the 10th I %
'ard, died on Tuesday morning, after
Undergoing an operation at the city 81
ospital. He was a young man, we'll !,
novn ia this section and bad been EN-.
Ioyed al Brown 3 shapes.
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