The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.

N ~ nSNhDO 10 NCil SS'iNhoif hA -
his home on Roosevelt Street.
Miss Matilda Robinwitz will speak in
Guild Hall next Sunday evening.
Isreal K. Wilcox of the annex, is visit
ing his daughter at Norwich, Conn.
K. +. O'Donnell has just removed TO
the Speake place on Pocasset Avenue.
The double tracking of Plainheld street
to Alverson avenue is nearly completed.
J. c. Dullea is away on vacation trip,
which includes Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. Fred Parker and son Edward, Al
Lynch ST., spent few days at New Bed
ford.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad is certainly having run of
hard luck.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. Of r will hold a
meeting next Monday evening in Odd
Fellows Hall.
The Broadway Baptist Ladies' Social
Circle met on Wednesday afternoon at the
church parlors
The Sunset Club held a smoker on We'd
nesday evening at the Club House on
Pocssset Avenue.
Courier Dlamatic Club will give an en-
tertsinment in Irons Hall on the evening
of November 9TH
William Benford, a well known member
Of the Providence Fire Department, is
away on a vacation.
Representative Abram Atwood is max
ing some improvements to his residence
on Neutakonkanut Hill.
The next meeting Of the Olneyvi'le
Business Mems Association will be held
Tuesday, November 18th.
The Anna Gordon, w. T.. T. U. met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. II. c. Cor
ton. Cos Plainfield street.
Rev. T. S. Snow spoke before the Broad.
way Beneficial Brotherhood on Tuesday
evening on Saving Society,""
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. o +. held
the third of series of whists in Odd Eel
lows Hall on Tuesday evening.
II you are looking for bargains, you will
find them in San Souci's kitchen depart
ment. Basement Of the Big Store.
Last Sunday was " Officers and Teach.
ers" Sunday at the Church Of the Messiah
andnext Sunday will be Parents Sun
day"
Mrs. Frank Saunders and son Franklyn
from New Bedford, are spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Parker, 4I
Lynch St.
Miss Elizabeth Upham Yates spoke be-
fore the Anna Gordon, w. CT, u. meet.
ing at Mrs. II. G. Gorton's on Monday
afternoon.
The financial columns of the Boston
papers say that the Isle Of Pines Co-opera-
tive Fruit Company has just declared
dividend OF five per cent.
Rev. c. F. Wood of the Academy Ave-
nue. Congregational Church, supplied the
pulpit Of Pilgrim Congregational Church,
Harrison street OH Sunday.
Frank Won Storck, for the past six or
seven ears, manager Of Colwells's Restau.
rant, has severed his connection there to
20 into business for himself on Broad st.
Peabody Lodge, Sons Of St. George, oh.
served its 29th anniversary on Monday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Plainfed
St. There was an excellent program
given and large number present.
The Walton-Day Co. is one Of the best
places in Providence to buy clothing ready
TO wear il you want it or custom clothes
for those who prefer 1t. Suits to suit
everybody. Turks Head Building.
The fifth volume of the printed report
Of the milk investigation is ready for dis
tribution and volumes and 7 will be
ready soon. Copies have already been
sent to the Providence Public Library for
the general public. 1t has been estimated
by some Of those, who have been working |
On the books, that over I,75o,ooo words
have already been spoken in the hearing.
High school pupils in eight American
:ities spend a million and half dollars
zach school year for lunches. The Ameri-
AN Home Economics association estimates
hat this amount, spent for lunches outside
,f school, will buy only $1,000. 600 cslories
n food value; whereas II spent in the
school lunch room, with its carefully
menu, It will purchase the
equivalent OF I7S, 600, 600 calories.
Rock Candy. rsc ID. Absorbent Cotton,
,se ID Father Johus Medicine, 6sc large.
ruticura Soap. Igc. Cough Drops, 3 box.
IS Ioc. EPSON Salts. Sc pound box. seud-
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