The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Is, Block is being repainted.

next Sunday evening.
James Madden Of Engine Co. No. I4'
is away on vacation trip.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Casey Of Mt. Pleasant
George Barber, letter carrier at the
Olneyyille Post-offee, is away on vaca-
ton.
The freight house at the olneyvilie
station on Plain6eld street is being re-
moved.
1t is understood that the street lighting
in this section will soon be an accomplish
ed fact,
DIR. Clevenger spoke at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday morning aud
evening.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Broad
way Baptist Church held rummage sale
this week.
A delegation from Providence Grange
visited Warwick Grange at Old Warwick
on Wednesday evening.
Providence Grange, No. As, will initiate
quite number of candidates at its. meet
ing next Thursday evening.
Rev Frank /. Hanscom of Webster ave.
nue., will preach next Sunday at the Broad
way Tabernacle, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis OF Los
Gatos, Calf, have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward J. Shswcross this week.
The row of buildings on the south side
of Plainheld street, between Olneyville
and Odd Fellows Squares, are slowly
receding.
The young people of the Broadway Bap.
tist Church hold a Halloween Social in
the Chnrch Parlors on the evening Of
October 29th.
J. c. Dullea, in charge of the local office
of the Eastern Coal Go is away on a vaca-
tion trip that includes Baltimore and
Washington d. {.
Rev. Hugh Carpenter was the speaker
at meeting Of the Brotherhood of the
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harrison
street on Tuesday evening.
T.. O'Donnell, who recently purchased
the Speake residence on Pocasset avenue,
is having it renovated and improved, pre-
paratory to removing there.
The reception to Rev. w l Simmons,
pastor OF the Church Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, will be held on Wednesday ever'ng
at Infantry Hall.
James A. Johnson Of the clerical force
at the OlneyvilIe Post Office, returns to
morrow from New York, where he has
been spending his vacation.
The work of cutting off the front Of
Woods Hall Building OH Plainhed street
TO make it conform with the new street
lines, will begin on Monday. James D..
Baldwin has the contract.
The following committee has been
to secure candidates for the pulpit Of the
Broadway Baptist Church, which is soon
to be vacant: Albert knight, DIR. l.. ID.
Lippitt, Mr.. Johnson, F. S. Temple and
Bowley Green.
For the past week, Mrs. Gilbert w.
Tucker has been entertaining her nephew
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Williams Of New London, Conn. Friday
evening, Mrs. Tucker gave a theatre party
in their honor 10 which a number Of friends
were invited.
| An annual number Of cases Of typhoid
fever during the month Of September Is
shown by the monthly bulletin Of the
Connecticut state board of health. Dur
ing the month there were 238 cases and
"a deaths from the disease reported by the
town and city health officers Of the state.
Governor Pothier will probably not ap-
point successor to !he late Frederic NJ.
Sackett on the Providence armory COM
mission until the next session Of the legis-
lature. The commission, in its report 70
the last session OF the General Assembly,
stated that it had finished its work Of con.
struction and awaited the pleasure Of that
body.
Miss Mabel Cargin Cox Of the annex
and Mr.. Harvey Earl Bingham Of New
London, we're married on Monday even
ing at the home Of the BRIDES parents, 9
Rye Street. Rev. A. +. Carpenter per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Cora A.
Thornton was bridesmaid and Mr. Walter
Gardner DawIey acted as groomsmsn.
The ushers were Clarence Middleton and
II. Thornton Peace.
Rock Candy. rSe. pound; Cough Drops,
boxes los Scudder's Lieorice. large
stick &C.; Hobson's Corn Salye, age;
Fletcher's Csstoria, age; Porous Plss,ers,
roc Break-up-a-eold Tablets, age; Hot
Water Bottles, 77c. to $780, Fountain
syriuges, soc. to fI.7s. Rubber goods
1 0uaranteed. We carry a full line ol