The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-18

M. b. MeMliian was In Boston tnis
week on business trip.
The post-office clerks aud carriers on
are beginning to get busy.
The new pipe organ is being installed at
the Plainheld Street Baptist Church.
Lieutenant r. NJ. Connors of the Sixth
Station, is away on short furlough.
Mr.. Frederick Pickles spoke at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday.
Isreal X. Wilcox Of Anston. Conn, is
visiting relatives in the annexed section.
Parolman w. II. Hun,ley Of the Sixth
Station, has returned from his furlough.
Eugene Hall of Chicago, is spending the
holiday season with friends in the annex.
Mauufacturers' Lodge. |. o. o. r. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
The officers Of Manufacturers Lodge
will be installed on the evening Of January
Sth.
The Messiah Boys Club basket ball
team is arranging games at home aud
away.
The South County Poultry Association
is holding its 4th annual show at Westerly
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sharpe of this
place, have gone 10 England to spend the
holidays.
The choirs Of the various churches are
now busily engaged in rehearsing Christ
mas anthems.
Last Sunday was observed as Fathers
| Day at the Bible school OF the Broadws
| Baptist Church.
Do not overlook Bainton's sd. on the
6rst page Of this issue, you may find some
thing you need.
Kennedy & Cough have a World
Directory" Of business firms at their Office,
81 Manton avenue.
The prevail ing hard times has caused a
decided decrease in the number OF dances
held in this vicinity.
St Mary's Branch,S c. b. U will hold
meeting this evening aud elect officers
for the ensuing year.
Pstrolman J. >. Hsnley OF tue Sixth
Station, has returned from iurIough spent
at stafford Springs, Conn.
St. Mary's Branch. /. Z. b. U, have a
committee at work getting ready for the
observance Of ST. PAtrick's Day.
The Anna Gordon ". {. r. u. held
meeting on Monday afternoon at the par
lors of the Broadway Baptist Church.
Rev. ]. ID. Blake, chaplain at the State
Institutions at Cranslon, spoke at The
Tabernacle Church last Friday evening.
Rev. A. ). Woodwork preached las,
Sunday evening at the plaInheld streel
Baptist Church on "a Citizen oil Zion"
The funeral OF Mis-. Lydia Bouthler was
held last Friday from her home at IT'S
Cleveland street. Burial was at Whilins
vile.
1t Is expected that the new Austin organ
will be ready ioi use at the Plainheld
Street Baptist Church on sunday, Deeem.
Der 77th.
Prosperity Lodge, Daughters Of St.
George, held very successful Christmas
Sale at Odd Fellows Building last Friday
afternoon.
Violet Camp, Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Modern Woodmen Of America held it,
annual reunion aud banquet on "wednesday
evening at the Lily Academy.
Miss Ethel Hilderbrsnd, one Of the sew.
ng teachers in the Webster Avenue
School, is spending the Christmas holidays
at her home 10 Cornwall. on. Hudson, N. Y.
The Sunset Club at a meeting on Mon
day evening, elected six new members A
New Years social will be held at the C ub
rooms on the evening OF December 3Ist
A Christmas tree and entertainment for
the children Of members Of the Olneyyille
Nest of Owls will be held next Monday
evening at the Owls headquarters on Stokes
Street.
| The new reserve bank notes are gradual.
ly coming into general circulation, but are
still sufficiently rare to be regarded with
interest. They are regarded as the mos,
artistic and practice ia design ever issned
by the government.
Mrs. L. Brsinsrd, mother Of William ~.
Sawyer Of this place, died at her home in
New York City on Monday morning. she
had been in failing health for sometime.
The funeral services we're held at Villa
mantle, Conn, on Wednesday at which
place the burial took place.
We carry full line Of Z. Howard & Co.
watches in as years and gold cases, in
prices from $3.50 To fIso, and We can say
that they are the best running watches ~e
ever sold. Have look At tbem-it will
be pleasure 10 show them II you viii call.
i I. A. ANCEIl foz8 Westminster street