The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

tion trip.
The vacations are over at the olneyville
Post-ofice
And still all of Plainfeld street is not
yet widened.
Efforts are being made to organize a
grange in Burrillville.
Rose Pastor Stokes speaks at Guild
Hall, Sunday evening.
William Fl. Steere is able to be out,
after his recent illness,
The William Smith homestead is being
extensively repaired.
Mrs. Patrick King is seriously i'll at her
home on Manton Avenue.
John p. Fsrnsworth is building a resi-
dence on Prospect street.
1t is understood that the Sunset Club is
to have newspaper OF its own.
Councilman Seth Walton has been drawn
as member of the Federal jury.
The Courier Dramatic Cub will give an
entertainment in Irons Hall this evening.
Mr.. Herbert G Clemence expects TO
spend the winter at Los Angeles, Calf
Providence Grange at its meeting last
evening, ini lated nearly twenty esndi-
dates.
When will Oneyvile Square have the
new lightsl Can anyone give Us light on
this subjectl
Rev. q. A. Burgess of Oak street, Is
planning to build residence near Nouh
Scituate next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cough have re
turned from Conimicut, where they spent
the summer and fall.
J. A. Siiiiard, proprietor Of drug store
on Manton avenue, is conhued to his home
at Conmicut by illness.
The Providence Telephone Directory
for November has been distributed to the
subscribers IN this section.
Rev. Frank X. Corbett~>wll give Il
lecture at the broadway Baptist Church on
the evening OF November 18th.
A number from this section accompanied
the Rhode Island Historical Society ON a
trip to North Foster on Saturday.
The broadway Baptist Church has
extended call to Rev. l.. A. eleven
ger, d. ID OF Somerville, Mass.
Mayor Gamer has appointed Joseph w.
Hudson, delegate to the Deeper Water
ways Convention at Jacksonville Fla.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs +. Ros.
well Parker injured his head quite severely
last Friday by falling on piece of furnI-
ture. Several stitches were required to
close the wound.
A regular meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
on Wednesday, November 10TH. Sub
ways" will be discussed.
Irving Ward, for the past seven years
superintendent of the Priscilla Worsted
Mills, has resigned his position to accept
the superintendency of the LymansvIIle
Mills at Lymansvle.
, Rev. Frank I. Hanscom, pastor Of the
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harrison
stl eet and resident Of Webster avenue,
has received a call from the Lewis Avenue
Congregational Church Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. c. A. Fisher, for the past four
years pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Harris avenue, has submitted his
Il IN l.. II
the First Presbyterian Church at Wor.
eester.
Captain A. Frank Mowry, for the past
seven years in charge Of the Sixth Police
Station, has been transferred by the Board
Of Police Commissioners TO the Fifth Sta
tion He will be succeeded here by Cap
tain Peter c. Cannon. The change goes
into effect on Sunday.
william S. Steere, principal of the
Webster Avenue Grammar School and one
OF the most popular and Efficient gram
mar masters in the city, was chosen presi
dent Of the Rhode Island Institute Of In
struetion at its meeting last week. 1t isl
a we'll deserved honor
The new town Of Warwick, which be-
came a separate municipality OF Novem.
Der Sth, has a total Of 7f64 voters, accord
ing TO the new voting list issued by Town
Clerk James T. lockwood. This shows
decided falling of from last year, when
there were 7466 voters in tx Districts nov
comprising the new town. The loss Of
goa voters is due to the small registrs-
ton this year.
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tract, q bottles, 7se Syrup HyPophos-
phites, special, nc Tar Soap, large cake,
&C.; IIobson's Corn Salve, age; Hair In
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ment, roe.; Harlem Oil, 3 bottles, age;
Tsleum Powder, special, pound can, 9c.j
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