The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mr. J. Davidson spoke at the Dyer Ave-
nue. Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Connecticut is now on the warpath
against those dangerous weapons, hat.pns.
The Olneyyille Nest of Owls met on
Sunday at Red Mems Hall, Providence
A horse has just been purchased for
the use of Hose No. I9, Plain6eld Street.
w. b. Mathewson and family, formerly
of the annex, have letely removed to MI
Pleasant.
Avenue, called out the fire department on
Monday evening.
1t is stated that the new city play ground
on Cometford St, will be ready for the
summer vacation.
James A. Donnelly has just begun the
building OF residence on Gladstone Ave.
nue., Mt. Pleasant.
Alderman William p. Vaughan of the
Ninth Ward, returned OH Saturday from
stay AT AtlanuC lily.
The Alpine Class OF The Broadway Bap
tist Church gave musical festival at the
church on tuesday evening.
A number from this section attended the
DreXel-BIddle Classes meeting at Grace
Church ON Monday evening.
Rev. J. 4. Justice of East Greenwich,
spoke at the Anniversary Exercises at the
Tabernacle Church on Sunday.
William II. Sawyer is attending the
National Hardware Dealers Convention at
st. Augustine, r la this week.
Charles ID. Casey is building Colonial
cottage at the corner OF Gladstone and
Claremont Avenues, Mt. Pleasant.
The William Hughes co received a con.
signment oi three keo touring cars this
week from the factory at Lansing, Mich.
Judge Howard W. Gorham gave an ad-
dress before the Pilgrim Church Brother.
| hood, Harrison street last Tuesday evening.
Rev John Stewart, State Missionary OF
the Bapust Church, spoke at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday morning
A large addition is beeng built to the
mandatory Of the Jencks Paper Box GO.
on Waldo ST. Fred l.. Pierce has the con-
tract.
The bowling teams of the Providence
National Mills enjoyed fine turkey sup
per on Saturday evening at the Olneyville
Ho,el.
= About every other car that limps out Of
the Olneyyille barn, seems to have a fiat
wheel, loose bearing or some other com
plant.
Alderman John Kelso will give an ad.
dress before the brotherhood of the Plain.
field street church on Tuesday evening,
April Ist.
An old fashioned English Tea Party was
given at the Tabernacle Church on Wed.
nesday evening as the closing part Of the
Anniversary exercises.
DR.. L. f. Gill has begun the building
Of two family cottage at the corner Of
Clarence ST., aud Webster Avenue. John
A. Chase has the contract.
The officers Of the Sixth Station were
made glad Tuesday evening by supply
of turkey sandwiches, donated by J L
Corcoran Of the Olneyville Hotel.
1t is said that there has been no time in
the last few months when help for house
work was so plentiful. One woman ad-
vertised and received nine applications.
Representative William 6. Troy Of this
place, was one of the speakers at dinner
given by "The Friends OF Ireland" at the |
Hotel Astor, New York last Saturday
evening.
William II. Diaper, vice president Of
the Olneyville Business Mems Association,
attended the banquet given by the Proyi-
dence Board Of Trade in the Churchill
House on Tuesday evening.
Fire Commissioner Johnson Of New
York City, states that it has been decided
to UufChdse no uiDit npioth iDf tue utpdFt |
ment. The horse has evidently been
crowded out by the automobile
The sale Of Red Cross Christmas seals
in Rhode Island for the season recently
closed, was more successful than in any
previous year, r,IoI,7oo seals being sold.
This is an increase Of z5. 54r seals over
last year.
Thomas w. Penney, who is well known
in this section, where be vas for many
years engaged in business, has lately re-
moved to Greenfield, Mass, where he Is
engaged in The fish business. Greenfield
is Mr. Penney's native town.
Beef. Iron and Wine, zSc. and soc; Cod I.
Liver OIL, soc. pint; Atwood's Bitiers, I9c |
French Blood Wine, $50 Nyars Tonic,
sr 90; Father johns Medicine, 69e.. large |
size; Nyal's Kidney Pills, 3Sc.; Electric |
Liniment, z5c.; break Up cold Tablets,
age. We carry a full line of Cameras
and all supplies. Byron A. Smith, Pres