The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-02-07
LOCAL NEWS.

J. I. Lavoie is spending few weeks at
New Orleans.
A clearance sale is on at the Olneyville
Furniture o's store.
Albert K Wilson is visiting relatives at
South Carver, Mass.
L. A. Corbett spoke at the Dyer Ave
nue. Chapel last sunday afternoon.
Joseph Krasnow returned this week from
a trip TO New York and Philadelphia
Manufacturers Lodge. 1. o. o. +. will
hold a whist on Tuesday evening of next
week.
Ivauho Lodge X. OF p. will hold its
annual bail on Thursday evening, tebru-
airy goth,
Patrolman White OF the Sixth Station,
has returned from furlough spent in New
York City.
Arthur w. Carpenter has been confined
to his home several days this week by an
attack of the grippe.
The monthly meeting of the Beneficial
Institute of the Broadway Baptist Church
was held on Monday evening
The next regular meeting Of the Olney
willie Business Mems Association will be
held on Wednesday, February 18th.
A gang of workmen are engaged in
making repairs and improvements at the
WhippIe Building on Westminster Street.
The annual meeting of the Anna Gordon
W. Z. I. U. will be held next Monday
afternoon at the Broadway Baptist Church
Parlors.
| Herbert G. Clemence, who has been in
California for several months, expects to
90 to the Sandwich Islands this month for
stay of some time.
AS the ground hog certainly saw his
shadow Sunday, it being Candlemas day,
those who have faith in him expect to have
six weeks more OF winter.
The city health authorities raised the
quarantine of the house on Stokes ST., on
Tuesday, where several cases Of small pox
were discovered several weeks ago.
The new motor patrol wagon at the
Sixth Station was placed in service on
wednesday. The machine was on exhib-
tion at the Auto Show at the State Armory.
James N. Smith OF Pocasset avenue,
ion of Cruelty to Animals, who has been
seriously III, expects to be out again in a
few days.
Prof. John K. Fenner, principal of the
Cranstou High School, gave an illustrated
| lecture before the Providence Franklin
Society on Tuesday evening on Beauty
Spots of Europe"
Priscilla Lodge, ID. of K. held an enter
tainment and social in Odd Fellows Hall
on Monday evening. The entertainment
which was high order of merit was fol-
lowed by dancing.
]. +. Farrelly, Of the Bristol Phoenix,
Frank III. Potter, of the Pascoag Herald
and Thomas S Hammond, of the Cranston
City Times, we're callers at the TIMES
office last Saturday.
Rev Bowley Green, who has been con-
ducting a series OF revival meetings at
Cambridge, Mass, will preach at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
morning and evening
The Fourth Degree Assembly, Hope
Council, Knights of Columbus, enjoyed
its IzIh reunion aud banquet at the Clney-
willie Hotel on Tuesday evening About 20
members were present.
The funeral of Miss Martha Cocroft,
who died on Monday was solemnized on
Tuesday afternoon at the Church Of the
Messiah. Miss Cocroft was a sister Of the
late Rev. Thomas Cocroft.
a. Christian Endeavor rally was held at
the Harris Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Monday evening. Rev. w. +. Deck.
ard, Rev. +. l.. Marsh, Dr J. +. Vichert
and Rev. J. L. Malvern delivered ad-
dresses.
The following officers of the Broadway |
Baptist Brotherhood Cricket Club for 1913 .
were recently elected: President, James
II. Parkinson; Captain, Herbert Wade
Vice Captain, Harry Metcslfe; Treasurer,
Philip Cockeroft and Secretary, Samuei
Eddlestone.
Miss Frances Hewitt died very suddenly
Sunday morning at the home Of relatives
at 596 PlsinheId ST. She was a member
Of the Broadway Baptist Church and
teacher in its Sunday School. The funeral
was held at the church on Tuesday after
noon.
A couple Of Mt. Pleasant bowling teams,
victors and vanquished, enjoyed a turkey
supper at the Olneyville Hotel on Mon.
day evening. Among those present were'
Joseph Schooh, Paul San souei, George
San Souci, Eugene O'Keefe, Clement