The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p. conferred the
third rank on one candidate on Thursday
evening.
Patrolman w. c. Koch OF the Six n Sta
tion, has returned from furlough spent at
Cleveland.
The celebration OF the 75th anniversary
OF Tvanhoe Lodge, X. Of p. will be held
next month.
Col. Z. ]. San Souci has been confined
to his home several days this week by a
severe cold.
The Quigley Social Club held a social
and dance on Wednesday evening in
Library Hall.
Court Good Hope, No. 1919, will meet
next Tuesday and elect officers for the
ensuing year.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Malone
was held on Monday morning at her home,
40 Rosedale street.
Rev. Andrew Forrest preached at the
Second Presbyterian Church on Harris
avenue on Sunday.
Joseph r. IIarwood, for many years a
cloth Inspector at the Atlantic Mills, died
on Friday of last week.
St. Mary's Branch, No. al, /. &. Il. u.
will elect officers at a meeting held in
Stokes Hall this evening.
George w. Hanley is having his marke,
on Odd Fellows Square, fitted up with
new and up.to date ice box
The choir Of the Plainfield street church
sang the the Choruses from the Cantata Of
"Naaman" last Sunday evening.
A large delegation of the mensIs.s Of
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o o. +. visited
Mt Pleasant Lodge Oh Tuesday evening.
Rev. G. +. Wood of the Academy Ave.
nue. Congregational Church, spoke at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
Michael L. Coyne, letter carrier con.
nected with the Olneyvlle Station, has
been elected president of Branch 10,
National Association of Letter Carriers.
Professor Bristol Of Brown University,
spoke at a meeting in Guild Hall OH Sun
day evening on Economic Competition.
The meeting was held under the auspices
Of the Olneyville Textile Union.
Miss Ethel Nichols died at her home
3Io Lowell avenue on Saturday. She was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols
and was II years Of age. The funeral ser
vices were held at the Church of the
Messiah on Tuesday at II a. III.
Florence Kenney, for several years en-
ployed as clerk in the National Butter
Co.'S local store and John Lynch, who has
been in the shoe department at San
Souci's, are now substitute clerks in the
Providence Post-office. They took the
civil service examinations over year ago
Governor Pothier, Mayor Gamer, men,
bers OF the legislature and city council
and prominent business men attended the
ceremonies connected with the opening Of
the new state pier on Aliens avenue,
Providence, Wednesday, when the Venezia,
the first steamship to land at the dock,
arrived.
Diamond rings, s25 10 SIS; largest, best
and most brilliant diamonds for the price
in Providence, blue, white and perfect,
heavy Il X gold, Tiffany, Belcher and
fancy setting Look at them and compare
them with Others aud see how much better
we can DO by you than downtown. J. A.
ANGEL, Ie2S Westminster street, Olney-
willie square. Established 1873 ADV.
The West End Club held its annual meet
ing on Monday evening and elected the
following officers: President, William r.
flaming; Vice President, James B. Con-
nelly; Recording Secretary, Raymond
Rowan; Financial Secretary, William
McCaul; Treasurer, Frederick J. Tanning;
Sergeant st-Arms, Frederick Gurgler;
Trustees, John Mclaughlin, Chairman,
James Lamb aud Joseph Dunn.
Gifs-Baskets Of Candy, 75e.; Candy in
fancy boxes, Ioe. to s. 50; Desk Clocks,
81 90 and 81 z5; Fountain Pens, soc. TO
sL7s; Pipes. big variety, Ioc. to sI.75;
Cameras aud Kodaks, sI.oo to sI5 ooj
Watches, . 90; Comb and Brush sets.
7sc.; Perfumery, &c. to sI.zS; Manicure
Sets. 5oc Xmas Stationery, as low as
Ioc Military Brushes, pair, soc safety
Rs1ors, 7sc 70 s. 90; A good Jacknife,
age Shaving Brushes, zoc. 10 75c.; SHAY
ing SETS, 7Se.; Cigars in Small Boxes
all brsBds, Ribbon Candy, alb. box, z5c.;
Xmas Candies, Large box, los; Candle
Holders, dOz Sc; Cntistmas Jsrds, Pos,
Cards, Decorations aud Stickers. Toys
and Novelties Our Candies are always
fresh. BYRON A. SMITH, Prescription