The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

new REQ touring car.
The new telephone book has been dis
tributed 10 Olneyville subscribers.
The Peoples Hardware Co. will have a
new delivery truck in use next week.
The spring opening Of A. Masterson u
Co. takes place to-day and tomorrow.
+. A. Corbett, Jr., spoke at the Hart
ford Ave, Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Derrick Of Valley street, was quite
seriously injured by fall on Wednesday.
The Loyal Sons of St Patrick will hold
a benquet at Columbia Hall, Putnam St.
on Sunday.
1t is rumored that the Olneyville Nest
Of Owls may have to look for head
quarters "down street"
Douglas Mitchell with j, o. San Souci
Co, was in Boston Tuesday on a business
trip.
1t is rumored that A. K Smith and p.
J. DALEY are planning trip to the Pacific
Coast.
Mrs. Alice Page Baldwin and little sou
Of Philadelphia, are visiting relatives in
the annex.
Manufacturers Lodge, 1. o. o +. con-
ferred the first degree on several candi-
dates on Tuesday.
John +. Hunt, formerly well known as
a base ball umpire, is suffering from a
severe attack of iretis.
Fred Hurst spoke to the Pilgrim
Brotherhood at the Pilgrim Church, Harr-
son street last Sunday noon.
The Salvation Army Band discoursed
sacred music to large crowd on the
Square last Sunday afternoon.
c. II. Page, who recently had law
Office in Irons Block, is seriously i'll at a
hospital at Hyde Park, Mass.
J. 4 Labbee, head of the shoe depart.
ment at the J. o. San Souci CO., was in
Boston on Thursday on business trip.
Rev. A b. Cristy, Secretary OF t'e
Rhode Island Anti Saloon League, spoke
at the Broadway Baptist Church last Sun
day morning.
musical festival will be held on Tues
day evening, March 18th at the Broadway
Baptist Church for the benefit of Alpine
Class, No. IS.
Mrs. Gilbert Steere, who has been stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Steere for
some time, has purchased a residence at
Saundersville.
Mrs. Clara Pearl Dyer, a missionary
from China, will speak before the mission
airy societies of the Broadway Baptst
Church this evening.
The Young Mems Base Ball Associa-
tion of the Broadway Baptist Church will
hold a mock trial in Irons Hall on Friday
evening, April nth.
Olneyville Troop, r. I. Boy Scouts,
have obtained permission to use the large
basement of the Webster avenue school
house for a drill hall.
The Anna Gordon, w. c. L. U. held a
regular meeting on Monday afternoon at
the parlors of the Painheld Street Church,
There was a good attendance.
Rev. G. A. Burgess Of Oak ST., gave the
address at the goth Anniversary Of the
Rhode Island Historical Society held yes
terday in Steinert's Hall, sos Westminster
Street.
H. l.. Dodge, Of Terre Haute, Ind,
spoke at the Mems Meeting at the Taber.
nacle Church last Sunday afternoon on
Especial Sins Of Men" There was a
large attendance.
Miss Hirriet r Blackman Of the Bos-
ton Salvation Army, will sing and speak
at Trinity Union, NJ. Il Church, Sunday
evening at 6:Is. An orchestra will furnish |
music. T. A. Corbett, Jr., will have the
meeting in charge. Doors open at $50
and the public is invited.
At the quarterly meeting Of the Broad
way Baptist Church held on Monday even
log, p. Il. Arnold was elected associate
Of the Broadway Baptist
Sunday School aud Frederick - Pickles,
Of the Dyer Avenue Sun.
day School.
A large delegation Of olneyville resi-
dents will attend the banquet Of the Irish
American Club on Monday evening at the
'Eloise" IN Providence. The speakers
are John Heating Esq, OF Chicago and
Tohn Meehan, prominent member Of the
General Court
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