The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-08

Bert Jones is seriously i'll at the Rhode
Island Hospital.
Miss Olive Dakin has returned from n
tri to Bermuda.
olneyville Nest of Owls held a meeting
on Tuesday evening.
stephen Morgan of the annex is home
fro N trip to Maine.
4 new telephone booth has been placed
in Flowers drug store.
Samuel Dolbey has leased the Adams
property on Ralph Street
ID. Miller & Co. are making extensive
in provments to their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tourtello,te spent
ST nday with friends in Putnam.
Ralph Kirby has been confined to home
by illness sevsral days this week.
Thamas Gibbons Of Hose No. 40 and
Mcs. Gibbons are at Atlantic City.
Manufacturers Lodge held a well at
te lded meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Ourselves Club go on a down the
river excursion on Sunday, May 24th.
w. II. Stone is confined to his home on
Lowell avenue by an attack of rheumatism.
Charles K. Coffin has been confined to
hi home several days this week by illness.
A meeting of the Broadway. Beneficial
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Ir stitute will be held next Monday even
iny.
The Vending Lectures this week at the
81 oadway Baptist Church have been we'll
at ended.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. of X. held well at
te ided whist on Monday evening in Odd
Fellows Hall.
1t is now rumored that the theatre at
the corner of Broadway and Valley street
W II not be built.
A. Harold Briggs, one of the recently
al pointed policemen, has been assigned
to the Sixth Station.
A regular melting OF the Oneyville Buss-
ness Mems Association will be held on
" ednesday, May 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cough of Whittier
N ehue, will occupy their summer home at
Conimicut this season.
A supper and entertainment will be held
at the Hartford Avenue Chapel on We'd
nosday evening, May 18th.
Oheyvile Square was crowded on Sat-
urday evening by people, who had gather
ell to see the Cleanup and Paint-up week
parade.
DIR. James p. Reid Of this place, was one
o the speakers at the banquet OF the
"Woman's Equality League" last Friday
e'ening at the Hotel Dreyfus.
Mrs. Ellen l.. Sweet, who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. +. F.
Thompson Of pocasset avenue, has return.
ell to her home in Burrllvlle.
]. c. Dullea, for the past four or five
years, manager Of the Eastern Coal Co.'S
Clneyville Office, has resigned. He is
cceeded by Ferd Greene, who is we'll
known in this section.
Paul Steere Burgess, after teaching two
years in the University Of California, was
elected assistant Professor Of Agricultural
{ 1emistry. lie was married at Berkeley,
Ch., May Ist to Miss Frances Bernice
Dugan of Champaign, Illinois.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Moore
was solemnized at her late, residence, az
Terrace avenue on Monday afternoon.
Rev. l.. A. Clevenger conducted the sery-
ice. The burial was at Pocasset Gene
terry.
DIR. Elmer B. Eddy, for many years
practising physician in this place, was
found dead in his bed at the home Of his
scn-in-law, DIR. A. ID. Rose, 27 Fruit Hill
Avenue, Wednesday morning. DIR. Eddy
practised medicine in CreenvilIe, K. l.
Manchester, N. II. and olneyyille. He
leaves one daughter, Mrs A. ID. Rose.
Rev. Albert S. Woodwork was installed
as pastor Of the Plainhed Street Baptist
Church on Wednesday. The church was
filled with members Of the church and
pc rsh and visitors from other churches. !
Tie nstallation sermon was preached by
R:v. John r. Vichert Of the First Bvptist