The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-03-07
LOCAL NEWS.

ST. Patrieks Day comes on Monday this
year.
DR.. (. F. Gill has ordered a new REQ
roadster.
II. c. Mott was in Boston, Tuesday on
business trip.
Col. L. ]. San Souci is in Florida for a
stay of several weeks.
Everett f. Salisbury is in Maine this
week on business trip.
A regular meeting of the Sunset Club
will be held next Monday evening.
Miss Anna Toomey of Plainheld ST.,
has returned from a stay at Boston.
A surprise party was given on Wednes-
day evening to Miss Helen Hunt.
Mrs. Thomas Pike of Plainfeld street,
is visiting relatives in Charlotte, n. c.
DR.. O'Dounell has removed from the
Post-office Building to Thompson's Block.
A. IL. Payette, the local real estate
dealer. has a new Overland touring car.
The Puritan Lunch Co. is preparing to
open its new restaurant in Irons Block.
Herbert c. Clemence, formerly of this
place, is now at the Sandwich Islands.
Manufacturers Lodge, 1. o. o. Il. in
itia,ed two Candidates on Tuesday even.
ing.
Several cases of small pox has been dis
covered this week on Aleppo street in this
district.
The quarterly meeting of the Broadway
Baptist Church will be held next Monday
evening.
The special meetings at the Plainfield
Street Baptist Church, closed last Friday
evening.
Charles J. Campeau, who fell about two
weeks ago and injured his knee quite seri-
ously, is improving.
DR.. Thomas F. Scanlon Of Mt Pleasant,
attended the Inauguration ceremonies at
Washington this week.
The next meeting of the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, March 10TH.
Frank Barber of Roosevelt St., is at the
Rhode Island Hospital this week, suffer
ing from an attack Of pneumonia.
Representative and Mrs. William 6.
Troy of this place, attended the Inaugural
ton Ceremonies at Washington this week.
William H. Arnold and his sister, Mrs
Mary Hammond OF Messer street, have
gone to Eden, Fla, for a stay of two
months.
A minstrel show for the benefit Of the
Second Presbyterian Church brotherhood
Base Ball team will be held this evening in
Irons Hall.
1t is stated that George NJ Barton is to
give up his store on Plainfeld St, and
give all his attention to his business on
Alverson Avenue.
Rev. Albert b, Cristy, Secretary Of the
Rhode Island Anti-Saloon League, will
speak next Sunday morning at the Broad
way Baptist Church.
The country roads are in about as poor
condition as they have been this winter,
the heavy rains OF the past two weeks, be-
ing responsible to a great degree.
The car service from Olneyville Square
TO Providence may be perfect work, but
its patrons seem TO show an mpatience at
times, which seems to them to be. justih-
ed by circumstances
The funeral Of Joe William Byron was
solemnized at his late residence, No. III
Pocasset avenue on Saturday afternoon.
Rev +. NJ Cray officiating. The burial
was at Pocasset Cemetery.
The Conimicut improvement Society, an
organization made up for the most part Of
summer residents Of that place, held
meeting on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of A. P. Little, 3S Oak St.
Rev. John Hainer gave an illustrated
lecture on Travels in the Orient" before |
the Brotherhoods Of the Plainheld Street.
Tabernacle, Broadway Baptist and Second !
PRESBYTERIAN Church at the Plainheld
Church parlors on Tuesday evening.
William II. Sawyer of this place, has
Just been elected president Of the New Eng |
land Hardware Dealers Association. Mr. |
Sawyer has been actively interested in the
association for some time and has been its |
vice president for several years.
Rev. Bowley Gree was seriously injur |
ed on Tuesday afternoon by being run
over by an automobile, while crossing
Aborn street. II is understood that while
no bones we're broken, that Mr.. Green's
injuries are Of such nature that he will
be confined TO his home for several weeks.
Epson Salts. Sc. pound; FlsKseed, roc.
pound. Cream Of Tarter, Ioe packages
Scudder's Lcorice, large stick, Sc; Wild
Cherry Cough Drops, SC. box; Hobson''