The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.

on Tuesday evening.
Francis p. Dougherty has opened law
Office in Irons Block.
Patrolman Lee of the Sixth Station, is
hack from his annual furlough.
The Philllpsdales defeated the olney-
villes last Saturday by score OF 10 TO ;
James N Smith was reelected agent for
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
The Silver Medal Contest on Tuesday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church,
proved very interesting.
An English Tea Party was held on We'd
nesday evening at the Hartford Avenue
Chapel.
Rev Magnus Johnson spoke at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
morning.
William NJ. Arnold of Messer Street,
has just returned from two months stay
i'll Florida,
X. A. Pollock and sisters of las Webster
Avenue, have gone to Winthrop Beach for
the summer.
The Gneyville base ball team will play
the Reveres on Saturday afternoon on
the Merino Flats.
The funeral of Charles T. Moore was
solemnized at the Broadway Baptist
Church last Friday evening.
T.. =. shas IL.
is to have a new theatre on Broadway,
Valley and West Bleachery Streets.
Frederick Deverell has just been made
overseer of the weaving department of the
Providence National Worsted Mills.
Anna Gordon, w. c. T. U. held
regular meeting on Monday afternoon at
the Plainfield Street Baptist Church.
Rev. Mr. Cougdon of Providence, will
occupy the pulpit of the Second Presby-
terian Church, Harris Avenue on Sunday.
E4ay c. A. Fisher OF the Second Presby-
terian Church, left on Monday to attea.a.
the Presbyterian Association, which is held
at Atlanta, Ga.
The Home Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian hurch will meet on
MONDAY evening with Mrs. William Ash .
worth of II Berkeley ST, Mt Pleasant.
TO Animals on Tuesday. This is the
seventeenth annual election Of Mr.. Smith
to this position. His many friends in this
section of the city are pleased at this con-
tinued recognition Of the excellent work he
has done for the Society.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associa.
tion will hold regular meeting on We'd
nesday evening of next week in the Library
Building. 1t is expected that Mayor
Edward NJ. Sullivan OF Cranston will be
present and give an address OH "Munici-
pal Reform"
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of p. Of this place,
has had III keeping the past week, the col
lar Of the somewhat famous goat "Sidney
D." who is said to have butted United
States Admiral. The collar was entrust
ed to Ivanhoe Lodge by Myrtle Lodge oi
Woonsocket on Thursday evening Of last
week.
The Farther Lights OF the Broadway
Baptist Church at a meeting last week,
elected the following officers: President
Miss Cray; Vice President, Miss Tomp.
kinson; Secretary, Miss TilIinghast;
Treasurer, Miss Mabel A. Lippitt. The
Mortified delegates this year will be
Minnie Dowding and Miss Irene Dolbey.
Henry K. Randa ", who was well known
in this section, died suddenly in Portland,
Me-, on Tuesday Mr.. Randall was for
merly employed by the late DIR. Walter
Smith as driver and chaffuer. He recent.
ly returned from California, where he has
been for several years. He was in Olney-
vile last week, leaving here for Maine,
where he intended to spend the summer.
Moth Balls, SC. pound; Instant Death
Bug Poison, 25c. can; Cedar Lavender
Compound, I5c.; Insect Powder, Ioc. for
! 4 pound; Nyal's Larkspur Lotion, 25c;
Flake Napthaline, Ioc. pound; Hobson's
Corn Salve, 25c.; Alcock's Plasters. IIc.
! Hot Springs Blood Remedy, 81. largo bot.
tie We carry full line Of Cameras,
films, plates, papers and all photo sup
plies. BYRON A. SMITH, Prescription
Druggist, T9 Olneyyille square.-Adv.