The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-11-21

| Dyer Avenue (hapel next SUNDAY aitei'
noon.
Edward Briggs of the U. S. s. "Norih
Dakota" is visiting relatives on Webster
avenue.
1t is said that the attack on Woods Hall
building by the carpenters and joiners is to
begin soon.
Extensive improvements are being made
on the Providence Telephone Building on
Bough Street.
August Nolde, OF the carrier force of the
Olneyvie Post office, is confined to his
home by illness.
| c. c. Ball of Cranston, gave an address
before the Eighth Ward Progressive Club
on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Harraden s. Pearl spoke at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church last Sun.
day morning and evening.
A large delegation from Ivanhoe Lodge
Of this place, visited Fall River Pythian
lodge Wednesday evening.
1t is stated that the Olneyville section is
to have the new street lights installed and
IN operation in a very short time.
Carriers Owen King and Charles
Donohue of the OIneyvIlle Post-ofiice, are
back from their annual vacations.
DIR. Clevenger, the newly called pastor
of the Broadway Baptist Church will be-
gin his labors there on December Ist.
A very excellent concert under the aus
pices Of Bud of Hope Lodge was given in
odd Fellows Hall last Saturday evening.
The sewer building. on Plainheld ST., is
causing a break in Thornton car travel
again. 1t is familiar situation on this
line.
"The Honest Deap cigar, which was
fsvorite among smokers 40 years ago, IS
still made and what is stranger still, 1t re-
tains its old time merit.
Miss Mary A. ID. Brennan spoke at the
Socialist meeting in Guild Hall on Sun
day evening on "Votes for Women.'
Miss Brennan speaks well and has the
courage OF her convictions.
James N. Arnold, the historian, has
secured the contract from the city Of New
Haven 10 make a record of the births,
marriages and deaths in that city from
1850 to IS5o.-Providenee Journal.
Mrs. Sarah s. Whitehead, wife OF
George K. Whitehead, died at her home,
Gar Broadway on Sunday. The funeral
services we're held on Wednesday. The
burial was at Swan Point Cemetery.
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. o. +. en-
tertained delegations from Mt. Pleasant
and North Star Lodges on Tuesday even
ing. The evening was very pleasantly
spent in speech making and a lunch was
served before adjournment. 80
Miss Pauline Lamaze, for several years
past, a saleslady at Banspach Brothers,
severed her connection there last Satur-
day. She was presented with handsome
silver tea set by the employees Of the hrm
Miss Lamaze will be married on Thanks
giving Day to Fred Camille, the well known
musician.
The hearing on the case of Arthur A. s.
Giroux, the motorcyclist who was sum
moned to appear before the State Board
Of Public Roads TO show reason why his
license should not be revoked, has been
continued. He surrendered his license
pendiuVthe outcome Of the illness Of Mary
Harrington, whom he is alleged to have
run down on Valley street.-Tribune.
At the meeting Of the Olneyylle Busi.
ness Mems Association on Wednesday
evening in the Library Building, r. A.
McIntire gave a short address on Mexico
aud Subway addresses were given by Alder.
men Kelso and Parker, Councilmen Sears
and Windsor and Ex-Councilman Sweet
The following banquet committee was APP
pointed: william J. Banspach, Edward Il.
Sibley, James NJ. Shawcross, l.. Sweet,
Joseph w. Hudson, Everett r. Salisbury,
William II. Beane, William Mcintyre and
George Chambers
Lieorice Waters, ID. I9c Chocolate
Caramels, ID. Iec.; Chocolate Almonds,
ID. 39c.; vauils Creams, ID. I9c.; Extra
Fine Mixture, age; Chocolate Nougsiipes,
ID. Iec.; Velvet Kisses, ID age; Canada
Peppermints, ID. Ioc.; Special Gum
Drops, ID acc; Old Fashioned Creams, lb.
roc Jordan Almonds, ID age. Our can
dies are always warranted fresh or money
refunded. Fancy boxes Of higher grade
chocolates Ioc. to 800. BYRON A.
SMITH. Prescription Druggist, ~ Oney.