The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.

AnthonY's church on sunday evening
The Olneyville X. +. ID. mail will not
be carried out OH Washington's Birthday.
]. Bron, the furniture dealer, has re
moved from Plainheld Street 10 WbippleS
Block.
The Ladies' Social Circle will hold an
all day meeting at the Broadway Church
Wednesday.
The Puritan Lunch Co. will open y
restaurant in Irons Hall on or about
March 18th.
The evangelistic services close at the
Plainheld Street Baptist Church on Satur-
day of next week.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. .. q. f. held
a regular meeting OH Tuesday evening in
Odd Fellows Hall.
There will be only one delivery at the
Olneyville Post.office tomorrow, Wash
ington's Birthday.
Kew. Bowley Green addressed a large
meeting for men at the Tabernacle Church
last Sunday afternoon.
A special meeting Of the Woolsorters
Union No. 2, was held on Wednesday
evening in Guild Hall.
Lieutenant X. VI. Connors of the Sixth
Station and Mrs. Connors have returned
from a trip to New York.
The new Crown Cafe at the corner OF
Broadway and Olneyville Square will
open tomorrow, Saturday.
Bishop Perry confirmed class Of candi-
dates at st. Andrews Church, Mt Pleas
ant on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schenks Of New
Haven, Conn.,, are the guests Of the Misses
Pollock OF las " Webster ave.
Rev. Bowley Green of the Broadway
Baptist Church spoke last Sunday evening
on "The Incurable Cured"
William K. Bowen, who has been suffer.
ing from a severe attack Of the grippe, was
again at his place Of business on Monday.
Mr.. william NJ. FaIlon of Park Place,
Brooklyn, N. ", is visiting at the home OF
her brother, David b. Mott, o. Wood St.
The first annual ball of Ivanhoe Lodge,
X. of p was held on Thursday evening.
II was success in every way, with nearly
one hundred aud fifty guests present.
Bernard McTiernan attended the annual
meeting and banquet Of the New England
Dealers in Masons' Material, at the
American House in Boston, on Thursday.
The funeral Of Turner Wood, who died
on Friday OF last week, was soemnized
on Monday at his late residence, 534 Hunt
ington ave. Rev. f. l. Collins oficiated
at the service.
Mildred Josephine Lang, resident Of
Dora Street, died on Thursday. she was
twelve years of age, and the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Lang. The funeral
will be held on Sunday.
James Wall died at his home in Poccas
set on Wednesday. He was II years OF
age. The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. +.
r. Toll will conduct the service.
Rev. A. B. Cristy, secretary of the K, l..
Temperance Lodge, spoke before the
Christian Endeavor Societies of the
Second Presbyterian and Broadway Baptist
Churches at the latter church last Sunday
'vening.
William II. Sawyer expects to attend
the annual convention and exhibition Of
the New England Hardware Dealers As
socatiou held in Springfield, Mass, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week.
George w. Amison, President Of the
Providence Retail Grocers Association,
gave an address at the Food Fair at
Infantry Hall on Monday evening on
"Wbat the Grocers Association is doing TO
Benefit the Consumers by Legislation and
Sanitation"
A serious accident took place Thursday |
evening on the Thornton line Of electrics,
when two cars bound from the city to
Thornton, came into collision near
Cooper's switch. Nearly forty people
rere more or less injured, some quite
l<riously. The accident is said to have
been caused by slippery rails.
r The Pocasset Ice Co. we're obliged 70
discontinue cutting ice in its Rhode Is
land ponds at noon on Monday as the
melting ice was becoming too thin to hsr-
vest The company succeeded in filling
is rather small houses at Pocssset and
partly filed the houses at Hughesdsle and
Ceassrville II has also harvested some
ice a, North Oxford, Mass.
Castor oil, zSc. pinti Epson Salts, Sc
pound; FlaKseed Meal, Ioc. pound; Beet,
Iron and Wine, soc. pint; Cod Liver OIL,
soc. pint; Peroxide hydrogen, Iec. pint;
Ito, Water Bottles, 7zc. to s.; Cuticura
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