The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.
To-day is Arbor Day.

Alendale on Sunday.
James NJ. larding has lately returned
from trip to Utica n. Y.
X. J. Phillips, bookkeeper at Banspaeh
Brothers, is serving on the jury.
w. b. Mathewson OF Rowland &
Mathewson, is serving on the jury.
Omcer Lyons of the Sixth Station, is
away this week on A brief furlough.
Several runTmage sales have been held
in flaiufeld street stores this week,
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. f. held
a well attended Meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
Next Sunday will he observed as
Mothers Day in the churches and Sun
day Schools.
1t is rumored that picture show build.
ing may be erected at the west end Of
OlneYville Square,
Miss J.. NJ. Pollock Of Webster avenue,
attended the funeral of an aunt in New
Haven on Monday.
A large class Of children received their
first communion at st. Anlhony's Church,
Thursday morning.
1t is rumored that Arthur w. Carpenter
has purchased small farm on Pocasset
Avenue, in Johnston.
1t is rumored that new block is to be
erected at the corner Of Plainfield Street
and Webster Avenue.
A number Of the members of the local
l. C.. b. L. will 60 to Boston on Sunday to
witness some degree work.
Miss Emmehne Lewis, who fell some
time ago and was seriously injured, is now
able to get about 10y the aid OF crutches.
Large advertising signs have been placed
this week on ~ building at the corner Of
Westminster Street and huntington Ave.
nue.
A spring fete was given in Irons Hall
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week by the Church Of the Messiah
Guild.
1t IS understood that Charles NJ. Hurst,
who severed his connection at the Atlantic
Mills last week, is planning trip to
Europe.
David B. Mott Of Wood street, who &C
cidentaliy shot himself last week, is get
ting along we'll at the Rhode Island
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick +. Burns of Huron
s'1eet, announce the engagement Of their
d. lighter, Miss Katherine Burns to Mr..
William Smith Of Atwels Avenue.
A Silver Medal Contest under the aus
pices Of the Anna Gordon, w. {. T. u.
will be held on Tuesday evening of next
week at the Broadway Baptist Church.
Professor william Macdonald OF Brown
University, gave an interesting address on
% Immigration, before the Plainfeld
Street Brotherhood and guests on Tuesday
evening.
The May meeting Of the Oneyviie Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, the 2Gst 1t is ex-
pected there will be ladies night and
tertainment.
The next meeting OF the Sth Ward Pro-
gressiye Club will be held on Wednesday
evening, May 2Ist. It is expected that
], nest +. b. Atwood will be present and
deliver an address
New concrete sidewalks have been
placed on Ilalu6cd Street and Alverson
Avenue, abuttng che residence of Charles
W. Tupper. The work was done by George
Corbin, Of Lowell Avenue, and the walks
are among the best to be found in the
annexed section.
At a public meeting Of ST. Mary's
Branch, /. {. b. U. held in Guild Hall last
evening, the speakers were Ex-Mayor
Mccarthy and Police Inspector Caferery
The latter explained the "Bertillion
) stem" in a very interesting way. There
was q good attendance.
Miss Abbie Brownell, money order
clerk az the Olneyviile Post Office, will 20
to Baltimore next week to attend the grad.
uating exercises at the Maryland Univer-
sity. Miss Edith ~. Brownell, niece Of
Miss BrowneIl, is member Of the gradu-
ating class Of the Nurses Training School,
connected with the University.
Father Johns Medicine, 69c.; Atwood's
Bi.ters, rsc.; Beecham's Pills, large, f7c;
Arcock's Plasiers, ITc.; Stewards Dys.
repsis Tablets, 54c.; Hobson's Corn Salve,
as; Quinine Pills, &C. dozen; Moth Balls,
g pound; Nyars Roach Powder, 75c.;
"Deadauek," I9c We carry a full line
Of Cameras, films, plates, papers and
all supplies. BYRON A. SMITH, Pre-
sedptiou Druggist, rs olneyville square
Adv.