The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.

cottage at Conimicut
Policeman Bingham Of the Sixth Station,
is away on furlough,
w. II. Mcintyre has closed his drug
store at Springer's Square.
John T. Kenyon is home from Florida,
where he spent the winter.
New awnings have been placed over the
windows at the Oneyville Post.office
Arthur Bainton, who has been III for
week or more, is able 10 be Out again.
A. NJ. Touuellotte of Oak street, has re-
turned from business trip in the South.
Olneyville base bali "fans" are enjoying
the games at Melrose Park this season.
1t is expected that the Puritan Lunch
in Irons Block will be open in about two
weeks.
Several candidates were baptsed at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
DIR. A b. Angel and family of Webster
avenue, have gone to Conimicut for the
summer.
Rev. ]. A. Jones was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Abram Ashworth enter
tanned number of relatives from Fail
River over Sunday.
A son was born on Friday of last week
to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Gardiner, Jr.,
of Priscilla avenue.
Mounted officer John L. O'Sullivan of
the Sixth Station, has been transferred 10
he Seventh Precinct.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on "a Reckless Judge"
Rev. Il. F, Toll expects to begin his
duties as rector OF the church OF Em
manual at Mauyilie next week.
Charles IL. Rhodes, a carrier at the
Oneyville Post.oiiice, has returned from
81 Cloud, Fla, where he spent the winter
Samuel l., Harding, for many years en-
ployed IN the OlneyvIile Mills, died at his
home at 29 Regent avenue on tuesday
Manufacturers Lodge, /. o. o. Il. at
meeting held on Tuesday evening, con-
ferred the third degree On one candidate.
Mrs. J. K. Barney was the speaker at
the vesper service of the Y. w. < A. ol
the Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
afternoon.
Remember the dance given by the
West-SIde Girls IN Library Hall on We'd
nesday evening, May 7th. good time
is assured.
Several of the officers of the Olneyvilie
Business Mems Association visited the
Rhode Island School of Design on Tues
day evening.
DR. and Mrs. Herbert K. Harris, who
were married last week, have returned from
their wedding journey aud are residing at
ira Francis Street.
George Farnell, Esq formerly a resi-
dent OF this section, gave an address at
the peoples Forum" Sunday on "The
Psychology Of Politics."
A medal contest under the auspices of
the Anna Gordon, w. Z. +. u. will be
held at the Broadway Baptist Church on
the evening Of May I3th.
The Ladies Social Circle Of the Broad
way Baptist Church held its annual meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. K. +, Mathewson, IS Dorchester
avenue,
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Cough
was held at her late residence, 557 Broad.
way on Saturday morning. Solemn |
requiem mass was said at St. MaTy's |
Church.
John B. Sullivan Of Newport, a member
Of the Rhode Island House Of Representa-
tiyes, gave an address before the Tenth
Ward Social and improvement Society on
Sunday.
Joe s. Jackson, the base ball writer,
who is we'll known here. has lately ac-
cepted position on the "Detroit News"
leaving the Washington Post, where he
had been for several years.
The Y p. 6. {. +. Of the Broadway
Baptist Church elected the following Off.
GERS on Tuesday evening: President-
Clarence X. Cray; Vice President-Ralph
K. Clarke; Recording Secretary-Manon
Lippitt; Corresponding Secretary-Eya
NJ Cray; Treasurer-Vida Brown; Chair
man Of Committees, Lookout-M. Ruth
Watt; Prayer Meeting-Charies n. Beau
mont; Soeial-Edna NJ. Watt; Music
Grace Craven; Missionary-Alice -.
Greeo; Temperance Clarence Lindsay;
Piower-Glsdys Davis; Information and
Good Literature-1da Clifford; Finance
Vida Brown,