The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-01-31
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LOCAL NEWS.

Club has been incorporated.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak at Cam
bridge, Mass, next Sunday.
Rev. Bowley Green is conducting revival
services at Cambridge, Mass.
NJ. II. Burnside of Plainhed street, is
away on a short vacation trip.
Frederick Pickles spoke at the Dyer
Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Many from this section have attended the
Auto Show at the State Armory this week
The new restaurant at the foot of Broad.
way, is expected to open within a short
time.
K. I. Sheldon has Just returned from
New York, where he has been visiting
relatives
The eighth annual supper was held at
the Hartford Avenue Chapel on Wednes-
day evening.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. O. +. con-
feered the Ist degree on one candidate on
Tuesday evening
Rev. b. B. Parker, a former rector OF
St. James Church, Broadway, ofiiciated
there last Sunday.
whist and dance, the last one before
Lent, was held at the Sunset Club on
Wednesday evening.
The Regant l.. and 5. Club will hold a
minstrel show in Irons Hall on the even
ing of Monday, February 5rd.
most excellent entertainment will be
given this evening at Odd Fellows Hall for
the benefit of the Petts Mission.
Miss Christina Gormley, bookkeeper for
J.. w. Carpenter & Sons, is confined TO
her home by an attack of the grippe.
L. b. Henry, formerly in the concrte
and roofing business on Plainfie.d street,
is running the Kenwood Farm near Hope.
Evangelistic services will be held at
the Plainfeld Street. Baptist Church, be.
ginning Monday evening, February 10th.
Hon Rathbone Gardner will speak be
fore the Brotherhood of the Plaip6eld
Street Baptist Church on Tuesday Of next
week.
b. f and A. w. Hopkins of Plaihfeld
street, have a display Of international
Trucks at the Armory Auto Show this
week.
Everett l.. Tefft, who has been acting as
Car starter at 0lneyvilIe Square for some
time, has been transferred to Market
Square,
The annual meeting Of Anna Gordon,
w. c. r. U. will be held on Monday,
February 10th at the parlors of the Broad
way Baptist Church.
DR. J. l.. Campbell OF Cambridge
Mass was the speaker at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday evening. His
subject was "Wil the Old Book Stand"
Spring is really coming. A flock Of
geese which was seen flying to the north
early Monday morning would indicate that
warmer weather is not far away -Wester.
ly Sun.
At the Dyer Avenue Baptist Chapel on
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock, T.. A Cor.
bett will speak on the subject: "Great
Men and Women VS.. Scoundrels and
Ninnies."
William II. Draper has gone to Denver,
to attend the annual convention of the
International Association Of the Master
House Painters aud Decorators of the
United States and Canada.
Cooler weather is said TO be death to
the grip germ, but it looks as though there
was to be no cold weather this season and
there will have to be some other means Of
getting rid Of the germ.
The & S. Co. Of East Providence, are
advertising a remedy called "Velve,,'
which is unsurpassed for corns, tired and
aching feet. This remedy is sold by
druggists and dealers, Try il.
The funeral Of James p. Holden, who
died at the X. /. Hospital on Saturday, |
was held on Tuesday at his late residence |
at 10 Stella street. Rev. Frederick Barnes |
oficiated. The burial was at Pocasset
Cemetery.
Rowland & Mathewson Of this place, /
furnished the supper at social Of the /
employees Of the Providence Washington
Insurance Co. held at the Churehhll /
House, Providence on Tuesday evening
There were about one hundred and ff,y |
present.
The proposition 10 turn the town Of War /
wick into a city was again brought up /
last week, when Representative Cummis- /
key introduced an act in the house, which /
would establish the town as city. The .
act was placed on the table pending the
appointment Of committees.
An appropriation Of $1,000, to be used
for further improvement n Pawtuxet Cove F.
for The benefit Of industries located on its