The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-05-30

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Miss orence Newell will hold Il recital
in Irons Hall, tuesday evening. jane Srd.
The Olneyvilles and Reveres expect to
play ball again at Palace Garden on Sun
day.
The Reveres beat the Olneyvilles at
Palace Garden on Sunday by score Of
Sto3
The Brotherhood Of the Broadway Bap-
list Church hold an outing to-day at Paw
tuxet.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
Court Good Hope, A. o. +. held a reg
uIar meeting in Artisans Hall on Tuesday
evening.
A postal was received at this office this
week from IL. c. Clemence dated at Pek-
ing, China.
The O'Brien Construction Co. has re-
moved its heavy machinery from this sec
tion OF the city.
Anna Gordon w. c. T. u. met last
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Stone, 35
Whittier Avenue.
The Olneyville Retail Clerks Association
will hold a meeting in Library Hall, mex
Tuesday evening.
A portrait of the late Deacon Charles +.
Moore is TO be placed in the vestry Of tue
Broadway Baptist Church
William II. Arnold of Messer ST., ex-
poets to occupy his summer home al
Kiverview at an early date.
Rev. Frank L Duffy Of St Mary's
Church, Broadway, has been transferred
to ST. Mary's Church, Bristol.
Miss A. A. King is making some inn
provements at the King Homestead, on
Plainheld street at the city line.
Most Of the manufacturing concerns ia
this section will shut down from Thursday
evening until Monday evening.
The Rhode Island Co. began running its
cars on a fifteen minute schedule between
Market Square and OneyvilIe Square on
Sunday.
The Mothers Club OF the Webster Ave
nue. Grammar School held an entertain
ment and sale in the School Hall last Fri
day evening,
Letters received here from Mrs. B. A.
Newton, who recently left Olneyyille for
Indiana, say that her husband is improving
in health there.
L. NJ. Randall, who has lived in the
annex for the past seven or eight years, has
taken up his residence at the Home oi
Aged Men OH Broad Street.
An operetta entitled "a Golden Gift"
was given in Irons Hall, Wednesday even
ing by the Junior Mission Baud of the
Broadway Baptist Church.
A delegation from the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association attended the
graduation exercises at the K. |. School Of
Design ON Wednesday evening.
At the next meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association held on We'd
nesday evening, June 18th, plans for the
summer outing will be discussed.
A leo~Are on "the first aid' and an ex
hibition Of life saving was given at the
Tabernacle Church, "Wednesday evening
by the U, s. Life Saving Corps Of Grey-
stone.
Captain T.. II. Leavitt OF Dorchester
avenue, cut his hand quite badly on Sun
day, while trying to open a jar Of pre-
serves. Several stitches we're required to
close the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Amison are
expected home next week from trip,
which included Montreal, Chicago, ST.
Louis and Washington, ID. c. They have
been away several weeks.
MOTH BALLS s CENTS A POUND,
Cedar Lavender Compound IS cents,
Halls Cedar Spray IS cents, Gum Cam
phor cents a cake, Instant Death Bug
Poison zs cents cam Aliens Foot Base
70 cents, Tlobson's Corn Saive 25 cents,
Powdered sulphur cents a pound, SUI
uhur and Cream Tartar Lozenges 10 aud
40 G ents q box. We carry a fall line Of
Cameras, Films, Plates, Papers, all sup
nile. and do developing and printing.
Bvrou A. Smith, Prescription Druggist,
10 oiueyville square.-Adv.