The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-11
r. I. Historical Society
Providence. r. |.
AL NEWS.

Harold {. Johnson has accepted pos
ition IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. ". osterhout will spent the
winter in Orlando, Fla.
Manufacturers Lodge he'd resu'arI
meeting on Tuesday evening.
Ivsnhoe Lodge held well attended
meeting on Thursday evening.
Next sunday will he observed A. Fa'hers'
D,y a. the hro,dway B.ptlst Church.
Kew. j. w. Carpenter spoke a, the HIATT.
70 Avenue hapel on Sunday Afternoon.
The attorney general rules that he in
sur nee companies must pay the var tax,
not the insured.
Revival services viii be hid 1T The
Broadway Blpust Church immed, tciy
after New Years.
jim, the Butcher, has just add d some
new cases for the displaying of goods at
his Atwood Market.
The Continental Worsted Mills a'e ruu-
ming overtime to the extent OF three nights
a week until 9 o'clock.
About $500 worth OF cloth was s'o'eh
from the shipping room ol the Riverside
Mills one day last week
Colonel Dean OF the Salvation Army,
spoke at the Second Presbi tcrian Church
on Harris Avenue on Sunday.
ST. Margare,'s Chapter of the Church OF
the Me. ssh holds Christmas Sale this
afternoon at the PArish House.
/ The Sunset Cub will hold reeu'm
monthly meetng uext Monday. Ga 'e n
number of applicants for membcIsmp will
be voted un at The meeting.
''The Case of sherlock Holmes" will he
ID eseuted on Tuesday at the Mess al Par
ish House. II wall be g,yea under tn,
ausp ces OF tne Glr,s Friendly oocleW
The 2,th snnversar, oi the Bvl S,erI
Chapel WAS observed iast oauday Al
dresses were III d. by Rev. w. &. Se"ch
Yrs Auna Calm Spencer aud Rev A. II
Minn.
At The meeting OF the O.oeyville Busi'
ness Meu's Association next Wedne dal
evening, officers will lse nomna'en for th'
ensuing year aud the committee sell cte'
Tor the annual banquet.
Mrs. II. IL. RICHARDSON, hbra'an of th'
Oneyvlle Free Library, aud Mise hvel)r
Knapp the assistant librarian, attended th'
annua meeting of the Rhode Island LlDra
~ Association held In Providence Oh non
day.
Loyal Bud of Hope Lodge at a meeting
! held last Friday evening, nominated tn
J following officers: n. O.. William DAVIS
w. q. A. Birtwlstle; Secretary, A. coupe
treasurer, T. Rathbone; Warden, Jane
! i.awton.
The lunersl of James b. Randall wa
helu at his late resi1ence on Sunday alter
: noon and was attended by many relative
and friends. The services were conducted
by Rev. Frederick I. Collins oil the Churc
of the Messiah The burial was at tn
Poeasset Cemetery.
Nathaniel l.. Cotton, the head Of th
Gorton-rew Fisheries 20. Of Gloucester
Mass who died there last week, was bor
IN Oineyyiile in 1866. The concern q
which he was president, is said TO be th
largest IN the world lor the curing and DIS
tnbution OF SAT- fish
There are ia Connecticut at the pfesen
lime II, 672 registered pleasure and com
merclai cas-, as against zz,3S9 last year,
gam Of s5z3. There are 3i7 nNefy Cal
against goo OF record last year, gain q
J All. rhe motorcycles show gam OF az
there beng 3474 this year against 3o5
last year.
Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen {
. America. held a meeting Wednesday eve
!. ing. when the following officers wei
le.scted Consul-M. J. Lynch; Adviser
: Loais Dow uins BAnhei-W. J. Darcy
, Cle,k-D. 4. tbnnj PDyscisns--C. 1
: Co,~eiI,J L. Mon4han aud 4. /. U'RDufk'
! Walchmh-D. Golden oentD-D. keai
! don; Tiustet--.I. ]. frendergast.
LArge assortment Vi Ladies' aud Oent,
sold IA *. gold AID IS years guarantee
eold II lea WaitLsm sud Elgin Wstchei
also besuufll me 81 diamond set case
; Make your e.eetoD nov Tor ChTIstms
} gifts, while the stock is compete aud has
them reserved until you ate ready 10 ca
Z as II won't cost you any more aDd you X
> the frst pick. A ANGELL, I97
westrn nstsr street, O.neyyille square
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