The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.

tiyes at Manchester, n. ii.
John O'ConneIl has taken the local
agency of the Franklin Dye House.
Fire escapes are being placed on the
Atwood Building on Plain field street.
Miss Olive Dakin of Pocasset avenue,
has gone to Bermuda Tor a months stay
Trout fishermen we're out on Wednesday,
but high water prevented good catches.
Pauo'msn aud Mrs. Harry Cougle have
Just returned from visit to Yonkers
Ny.
Bud of Hope Lodge, |. o o. + Man
saturday.
Col. +. J. San Souci and Miss Mabel
San Souci are expected home from Florida
next week.
Herbert l. Swain OF 10 Whittier avenue.
has just returned from a trip TO New
Hampshire.
+ J. Shswcross, who has been i'll for
several weeks, expects to be out again
next week.
DR.. Frederick |. Devine of Messer
street, has just returned from trip TO
| Atlantic City.
Lieutenant X NJ Connors of the Sixth
Police Station, was in Boston Wednesday
on business trip.
A sale of live stock and farming tools is
being held at the William b. Colwell Farm
in Johnston to-day.
The April meeting of the Olneyvile
| Business Mems Association will be held on
Thursday, April 18th.
A special service for men will be held
next Sunday at I2:Is O'Clock at the Plain
field Street Baptist Church.
The funeral Of Hugh Leonard, who died
last Saturday, was solemnized last Tues.
day at St. Anthony's Church.
A rummage sale has been held this week
at the empty store at the Junction of Plain.
field street and Hartford avenue.
Twelve windows in the Weybosset mill
were smashed on Tuesday. 1t was sup.
posed to be the work of unruly boys.
Slocum Post, G. A, X. will attend church
at the Pilgrim Congregational Church,
Harrison Street, on Memorial Sunday.
The new score board at Flynn's news
store is ample and up.to-date. 1t will be
appreciated by the fans, when the base ball
season opens.
Rev. A w. Jefferson gave an interest.
ing lecture entitled "The Hawthorn and
Heather" at the Plsinheld Street Church
on Wednesday evening.
The funeral OF Micheal T. Harlow was
soemnized on Wednesday. Requiem
mass was at ST. Mary's Church and the
burial at st. AIMS Cemetery.
Miss Grace X. Inman, assistant librar-
ian of the Olneyville Free Library, dis
cussed "The Child and the Book" at the
Library Day exercises Of the Calvary Bap.
tist Institute on Wednesday afternoon.
The request of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad asking the
public utilities commission to suspend the
order for grade crossings on the line has
been granted. The reason given by the
railroad was its financial condition.
The funeral Of Mrs James NJ. Shaw
cross was solemnized on Monday afternoon
at her late home, 50 Pocasset avenue. The
service was conducted by Rev. Morgan 4.
Pease, pastor Of the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church and attended by many rela-
tives and friends. The burial was at the
Pocasset Cemetery.
At the meeting Of Ivsnhoe Lodge, X.
Of z. held last week, Post Grand Chancel
lor, NJ. b. Mcmillan was presented with a
fine gold watch and X. Of r. charm. A
hand some chair was given Mrs, Mcmillan.
These gifts were in appreciation Of Mr..
McMillan's splendid work in bringing about
the union meetings Of the Providence and
Fall River Knights.
A banquet was given on Monday night
TO Frank Rudderham, the base ball umpire,
who is soon to begin his duties as indicator
holder in the Southern League. The affair
was given BY the Knights Of Columbus
bowling league, in which tournament Mr..
Rudderham was an enthusiastic particip-
ant. He was presented with substantial
sum Of money.
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