The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09

| iSA NSpstSt avenue.
The building of olneyville's new theatr
is still held in abeyance.
Herr Prest is confined to his home by
severe attack of the grippe.
Providence Grange will give a minstre
show next Thursday evening
Waldo NJ. Place is residing this wintei
at the "Minden" in Providence.
Work is progressing on Boyajain Brother,
store building on Plainheld Street
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Sawyer spent sun.
day with relatives at Weston, Mass.
Mrs. l.. f. Angel, formerly of this
place, is now residing at Pttsfeld, Mass
Mr., and Mrs. Louis S,illman of Saco.
Me-, are visiting friends in this section.
George McKenna has been re elected
president of the Jonathan Driving Club
A slight fire occurred at the home OF
John Lumley, I23 Hudson ST., on Thurs
day.
William Rylands was quite seriously in
iuried on a Hartford avenue car on sat.
urday.
DIR. John T. Farrell has been elected
president of the Providence Medical As
sociation.
The annual meeting of the Union Trust
Company will be held on Wednesday.
January 2Ist.
Manufacturers Lodge, l o. o. F. will
install officers on Tuesday evening,
January goth.
The Amherst Foot Ball team will hole
dance in Library Hall on the evening Of
February nth.
1t is understood that Thomas f. Grady
formerly of this place, is now located in
Attleboro, Mass.
A large sign has lately been placed on
the roof Of the Oneyville Square Public
Market Building.
The motermen at the OIneyville car barn
are having their eyes tested this week by
an expert oculist.
O. l.. Harding spoke on "rhe Industries
of the Chinese Republic" at Guild Hall
last Sunday evening.
A barn dance was held in Library Hall
on Wednesday evening by the ladies OF
St. Anthony's Church.
The annual meeting Of the Chorus Of |
The Broadway Baptist Church was held
on Wednesday evening.
K. Gurley Flynn, the well known Social
st speaker, will give an address in Guild
Hall next Sunday evening.
The Farther Lights Society OF the Broad
Vay Baptist Church held an interesting
meeting on Monday evening.
Ernest Williams gave an address on
'Pythianism" before the members OF Ster-
ng Lodge last Monday evening.
Mrs. Laura Downs and her son Jackie {
New York, spent week with their
'usin, Mrs. Fred Parker, 4I Lynch St. I
Rev. Morgan +. Pease was the officiat- I
g clergyman at the Pilgrim Cougrega.
onal Church. Harrison Street on Sunday a
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian c
deayor of the Broadway Baptist held
'bg service at the r. /. Hospital last a
inday afternoon. A
President Faunce Of Brown University, >
IS accepted an invitation to be a guest Of
c Olneyvlle Business Mems Association O
its banquet on Thursday evening, r,
nuary 2znd. \
Mayor Gamer, President Faunce, Alder "
IN Kelson and Herbert N. Dawson, Sec b,
tary OF the Worcester Board OF Trade. o
u be the speakers at the Olneyville W
Isness Mems Banquet on the evening Of
nuary 27nd. Il,
On the theory that healthy children ri
ould have the fresh air benefits usually be
erved Tor the siekly, Supt Wheatly of To-
ddletown, Conn.,, has introduced a III
dihed open window plant throughout de-
entire school system. Or
oseph Cough Of this place, who con- Jsr
ded his term Of Office as commander Of wi
cum Post G.. A. X. on Wednesday Ar
ming, was presented with a Handsome Wi
el suitably inscribed. Re
he question Of the legality Of the pro D"
iings taken by the city council Of Proyi. yfo
&c in removing Baylies r. Chaee as sq'
ector Of samples Of milk was taken 10 y
supreme court Of the state Friday after.
n by the fling Of petition for a vri, Of
iorari.
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lpound, 77c; Hair insoles, all sizes, I
Iif ioe; Pile Suppositories, Soc; Baby Crs
gh syrup, 25c; Improved Dyspepsia a..
lets, 35c: Little Liver Pills, I pkg. "B
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