The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Margaret Feeley died at her home
on Covell street on Monday.
John Stevens spoke at the Hartford Ave
nue. Chapel last Sunday afternoons
Manufacturers Lodge held a we'll at
tended meeting on Tuesday evening.
There is said to have been an unusually
large sale of Christmas trees this year.
A Christmas tree and entertainment was
given at the Dyer Avenue Chapel on Tue.
day evening.
Olneyville Square is now lighted proper
ly. This improvement has been long
time coming.
Court Good Hope, A. o. +. held q
regular meeting on Tuesday evening in
Artisans Hall.
Manufacturers Lodge l. o. o. F. initi-
ated two candidates at its meeting on
Tuesday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Fox entertained
a party of relatives at their home on Bridg.
ham street, yesterday.
Peabody Lodge, Sons of St. George,
initiated three candidates at q meeting
held on Monday evening.
William II. Corcoran is to build hand
some residence at the corner Of Hartford
avenue aud Middleton ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Rhinebold OF Con
cord, n. H., are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Walch Of Lowell avenue.
Mrs. Carl Tourtellott of Hope Mills,
n. c., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Luther Larraway of Webster Avenue.
The Anna Gordon w. c. T. u. met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Harlan Page.
The subject discussed was "Curren,
Events"
Rev. l.! A. Clevanger, ID. D., preached
last Sunday morning at the Broadwa,
Baptist Church on the Anthem o.
Angels"
Waldo NJ. Place, treasurer Of the Rhod,
Island Safe Deposit Co., has been con
fined to his home on Dewey Street several
days this week by illness. -
The Olneyville circuit Of new street
lights went into commission on Sunday
evening. The lighting is very satisfactory
to the people of this section.
Mrs. John Pollock Of 1873 Webster Ave
nue., has returned home from ST. Joseph's
Hospital, where she underwent an opera.
ton. She is rapidly recovering.
Rev. Frank /. Hanscom and family OF
Webster avenue, expect to remove to
Brooklyn, n. ", next week. Mr.. Hans
com will preach at the Lewis Avenue Con-
gregational Church of that city.
Mary K. Tourtellott died at her home
on Killingly street Oh Monday. The
funeral services were held on Wednesday.
The deceased was the widow Of David A.
Tourtellott and was 79 years Of age.
Rev. Walter II. Tourtellott, who is
well known in this section Of the city and
who has been rector Of St. Thomas Church,
Douglas avenue for several years, leaves
there next week to take charge Of St.
Johns Church in Taunton.
Recruiting agents have been notified
that there has been tremendous increase
recently in the number Of young men ofer-
ing themselves to the army recruiting off.
ces. Last month there were 5000 spplica-
tions, 1000 more than ever before recorded
in time Of peace.
That a modern structure, TO consist Of
from four 10 six stories will be erected in
the heart Of Providence as Moose home
in the near future, was made known Sun
day at Infantry hall, when 1924 men be-
came new members Of Providence Lodge,
No. 1873, Loyal Order Of Moose,
Twenty-Five governors have placed
themselves on record as fsvoriDg the
working Of convicts in the constructing
and repair Of highways, according to a
Of the discussions Of prison
labor in their last messages 10 the legisla-
ture, recently issued by the national COM
mittee on prison labors.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Davis died at her
home on Whittier avenue early this morn
ng. She had been in falling health for
some time. Mrs. Davis was the wife OF
he late James Davis and vas born in Eng
and. She came to this country when
;hild and has since resided in this section.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Albert
Wood and Mrs. John Williams.
The olneyvilIe Mes, Of Owls at its meet.
ng on Sunday, elected the following Off
,ers: Past President-Joseph O'Rourke;
J. Martini Vice Presi-
Counollyj Financial Secre-
ary-J. n. Mathews; Recording Seere
.sry-Dr. James r. Reid; Treasurer
Iames Hunt; Inyocator-Wsrren Malone;
wsrden-William BsgleY; physicisn-Dr.
!. Joseph Hoey; Trusees-B. IIsrribine,
o. Panmenter and ID. Dawson; Pinsnc.