The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-01-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Rye street, is being enlarged.
Charles Gift of the annex. is in charge
of LaNson's drug store at Greystcue.
T.. A. Corbett spoke at the Hartford
avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon
Extensive Improvements are being made
to NJ. Dayidson's store on PlaiuGeld st
The Westminster street station Of the n
Y. n. II. & IL. Railway i'belng repainted.
c w. Middleton Of Labau street. is
confued to his home 10y an attack Of the
grippe.
The employees Of the Riverside Mills
hold a social in Library Hall on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. Bow'ey Green gave an address at
the woonsocket Y NJ. c. a. last sunday
afternoon
1t is stated that the Remnant Store Of
the Atlantic Mills on Manton avenue has
been closed
Mrs NJ. 7. Braney and Miss Sadie
Brany have been visiting relatives at
Mystic, Conn.
The officers elect Of Manufacturer
Lodge, l. o. O. +. we're installed on
Tuesday evening
c. A. Pearce and family Of Sybi street,
have reru ned from summer aud fall
spent at Sctuate.
James II. Hogan, local representative
Of the Tribune is doing legislative work
for his paper this session.
Mrs. +. Connell, Mrs. X. Ogd and
Mrs. 5. Lindsey visited Mrs II Walker Of
Atueboro the past week
Mrs Edward Chalmers Of Rye St, is
home from the Rhode Island Hospital,
much improved in health.
Joseph Atkin Of the annex, has been
re-appoiu,ed eugrossiug clerk by Secre.
tary Of State J Fred Parker.
Mrs. William Stein and children of
Washington, d. ( C, are the guests Of Miss
L. NJ. Pollock Of Webster avenue.
Rev {. A Fisher Of the Second Presby-
terian Church, ofhcia,ed at the First Pres
byterian Church in Providence ON Sunday
Dr. Nude, of the Marbewson street
Church spoke at the Mems Meeting at The
Tabernacle Church last Sunday afternoon.
The Church Aid Chapter Of The Church
Of the Messiah held an entertainment aud
supper in Library Hall OH Wednesday
evening.
John Feathcrstone, formerly with II. C..
Mott & Co., has taken position In the
clothing department Of the Shepard GO. Of
| Providence.
A Burns anniversary concert will be
held at the second Presbyterian Church,
Harris avenue on Wednesday evening,
January 22nd.
Mr. Isiah Crease gave a very interesting
address on "Wireless Telegraphy" before
the Brotherhood Of the First Baptist
Church Painfeld ST., on Tuesday evening.
A store aud basement in the Whip
| pie Block on Westminster street has been
leased to ]. Bron, who has conducted
stores on PlainGeld street for a number OF
years.
Henry Melvin, former business man of
this place, died at The home Of his sou, 8
Grove street on Monday The funeral SER
vices were held on Thursday.
Complaints are coming from many of the
larger poe, Offices throughout The country
that parcel post packages are accumuIat-
ing in great quantities, because the seuders
have not complied with the regulations.
Prosperity Lodge, No. 2g, Daughters Of
St. George, held their regular meeting last
Friday evening. Considerable business
being transacted, an open meeting will be
held January 10th. Cne candidate was
inflated.
Charity, the Family an. the Modern
Social Movement" will be the subject Of
an address by James B. Williams Of the
Society for Organizing Charity before the
Mems Club Of 81. James Church Thursday
evening.
J. o San Souci, Jr, who IS student al
the Holy Gross College at Worcester, is a
candidate for a position % The VARSITY"
bali team. lie vas a crack player when
fitting Tor college a. the Providence
classical High School.
Miss May r. Cough and Miss Sarah l..
KeeDedy Of Broadway. Who receutl ysai.ed
FOR Europe, will 20 20 Razze 90 take a
training course, which vii be given t9
Americsn teachers by DR. Maria Nou'rs-
sou, he author oi ihe Monte ou Sy-
tenn Of child education.
The Rhode Issnd Press Club held its
winter meeting a. ths O.neysile Hofc.
last Saturday afternoon, and the eighteen
or tueuty members present mpled hue
beefstesk dinner. ~eversI comm tises
were appointed ard some routine business
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