The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Conlmlcut.
Willow Camp, Modern woodmen, held
a smoker on Sunday.
Edward Robinson has sold his milk
route TO Leon p. Pratt.
A son was born last week TO Rev and
Mrs. Charles A. Fisher.
A son was born last week TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Duffy of the annex.
Rev. Amos F. Chase spoke at the Broad
way Baptist Church las, Sunday.
Col. L. ]. San Souei and family, will
arrive home from Florida this week.
A party OF young ladies Of the annex,
are enjoying trip to Atlantic City this
week.
An addition will soon be built, it is
understood, to the Convent OF st. Theresa's
Church.
Rev. A. B. Howard ofieiated at the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday
evening
Benjamin Briggs Of Whittier avenue, has
purchased milk route of Charles Pray OF
Johnston.
The Olneyville Base Ball Association
held social last Saturday evening in the
Lilly Academy.
The Olneyyille Base Ball Association
held dance on Thursday evening in the
Lily Academy.
Rev. J. V. Oslerhout and Mrs. Oster-
hout returned last week from five months
stay in Florida.
1t is expected that Rev. Bowley Green
will speak on Sunday at The Broadway
Baptist Church.
b. w. Owen, who is well known in this
seCloo, was stricken with a stroke Of
paralysis last week.
Mr.. Daniels spoke on THE Great
Separation" at the Hartford Avenue
Chapel last Sunday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Hartford
Avenue Baptist Chapel he'd a sale on
Tuesday evening at the chapel.
Rev. +. w Cray has been appointed by
the NJ l.. Conference for another year Of
service at the Tabernacle Church.
Peter Davis, who recently submitted 10
an operation for appendicitis at II
Joseph's Hospital, is getting along well
A Peerless truck, owned by the Pocasset
Ice Company, was badly damaged by an
accident on the road near Chepachet last
week.
"The Great Scroggins Divorce Case"
will be given this evening for the benefit Of
the Broadway Baptist Base Ball Association
in Irons Hall.
O,neyvlIle IS surely going to have an up.
to-daie lunch room. The Puritan Lunch
in Irons Block is being fitted up in an
irreproa chable style.
p. 4. Champlin, the well known car
starter, submitted to AN operation last Sat
urday at the Rhode Island Hospital. lie
is getting along well.
Miss Emmeline Lewis, who is suffering
from the effects Of fall, which occurred
over month ago, is not gaining as rapid
ly as her friends would wish.
Rev. C.. A. Fisher and Elder Robert
Bailey will represent the Second Presby-
terian Church at the Spring Pre.bytery at
Worcester, Mass, next week.
Cards are out for the marriage Of d..
Herbert X. Harris and Miss Lillian A.
winsor. The ceremony will take place
at the residence Of the brides parents OF
Wednesday, April I6'h
Mrs. Ethel IL. Hall, who resides in the
annex, was granted divorce IN the
Superior Court last week from Louis Leon
Hall, an actor, and formerly a member Of
stock company playing in Providence
Mayor Gamer went on a special trip to
the Hartford avenue grade crossing Mon
day morning in order to look over the 81
and the work accomplished He was &C
companied by several members Of the
grade crossing committee Providence
News.
AT the next meeting Of the Oneyyille
Business Mems Association, Wednesday
evening. April 10th, 5. Earle Rowe, direc-
tor Of the Rhode Island School Of Design
and A. l. Ferguson, the head Of its tex
tile department, will be present and give
addresses.
Hot Springs blood remedy, sT; Beef,
Iron and Wine, soc. pint; Pure Cod Liver
Oil, 7se bottle; sulphur and cream tartar
Lozenges, 10 and zoc. boxes; Father
Johns Medicine, large 69c EPSON salts.
Sc pound; Hobson's corn salve, as. Pain
Killer, I9e.; Beeehams's Pills, large, nc;
fountain syringes, s9c. to sr7s We
carry a complete stock Of atom zers, glass
and rubber syringes, hot water bottles, bed