The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.

holiday trade.
Miss Maude Bainton of New York City,
is visiting relatives in this section.
Mrs. Hattie Capron of this place, spent
Sunday with friends in Chepaehet.
c. q. Johnson Of Riverpoint, was caller
at the TINES Office on Wednesday.
The degree team of the local Nest Of
Owls will go to Central Falls on Sunday.
Manufacturers Lodge, 1, o. o. f. held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
A whist aud dance was given at the
rooms OF the Sunset Cub on New Years
Eve.
Rev. +. l.. Sullivan will speak at the
Baptist Church on Thursday evening
January 9th.
Rev. James A. Craig, a eurate of St.
MaryS Church, is preparing to take a
European trip.
The funeral of Miss Annie Adams was
solemnized this afternoon at the Broadway
Baptist Church.
Rev. George K. Barnard spoke at the
Free Baptist Church in Graniteyille last
Sunday afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann p. Haven was
held at her late residence on Valley street
Monday morning.
Mrs. Harriet Carpenter aud Miss Lizzie
Carpenter returned on Monday from visit
to relative at Norwich, Conn.
Captain A. +. Mowry of the Sixth Sta.
ton, has just returned from a short fur
lough spent in New York City
The members Of the Rhode Island Press
Club will dine and hold a quarterly meet
ing at the Olueyvile Hotel tomorrow.
Rev. {. A. Fisher spoke at the Second
Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening
on "How may become a Christian"
A woman suffrage petition, the first for
consideration by the next Massachusetts,
general assembly, was received Thursday.
Rev. Bowley Green preached the sermon
worth at Harrisyille last. Friday evening.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on "The Declining Power of Papacy IN
Europe"
The United Cigar Stores Co. have re,
moved from its store in Irons Block.
The concern has been located here foI
ten years.
The Providence National Worsted on
Valley street, resumed work ON Monday,
after being shut down several days loI
stock taking.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak on the
subject els Papacy Menace to our Free
Institutions" at the Broadway Baptist
Church next sunday evening.
MIR. l Creaser will give a talk on "Wire
less Telegraphy" before the brotherhood
of the First Free Baptist Church, Plain
field street next Tuesday evening.
The Rhode Island Co. might begin the
New Year appropriately by putting in a
white post somewhere on Westminster st :,
between Perry street and OlneyviIle
Square.
The Providence Automobile Show for
1913 will be held in the State Armory
Building, beginning Saturday, January
25th. The Vim Hughes Co. OF this place,
will have big exhibit of REQ cars and
trucks.
Automobile theft has become so COM
mon in New York city that the total value
Of property lost during the past FIVE years
is said to amount TO over 81 200, 900.
The New York police seem to be unable
to check the thieying.
The speakers at the Olneyville Business
Mems Banquet, which takes place on
Thursday, January 10th, will be Lieuten-
ant Governor Roswell B. Burchard,
Mayor Joseph Gamer and Frederick w.
Aldred Of the B. II. Gladding Co.
A union watch meeting was held at the
Broadway Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening. The congregations participating
were the First Free Baptist and the
Second Presbyterian in addition to the
Broadway Baptist. The pastors Of these
churches all gave addresses during the
evening.