The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-11-20

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The OineyviiIe Station msster 10 stli
Gin the air."
James Walsh is home from trip 70
New York City.
MANY Olneyville hsassrs we're eas n ths
woods on Sunday. I
The roof Of the Isssdwsy Bspeis>
Church has bees Sisted. 4
The new Royal Thssne appears to bel
pleasing large patronage.
Patrolmsn James a. Co6sy of the Sixth
Station. 10 away on furlough.
II. c. Pobie & Co. are occupying their
new store on PIsin6sid Street.
Robert Dunnigsn has retursed from s|
business trip In New York State.
Thomas Gibbons attended the Harvard
Brown foot ball game on Saturday.
Rev. Henry Bassett spoke a the evening
service Of the Church Of the Messiah lsse|
Sunday.
Mrs p. McDonoaeh aud family Of Raa-
croft street. spent Sunday With fheads Ia
| Attleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Kirby observed
the sixth anniversary Of their marriage oa
Wednesday.
Albert rouchette, clerk at Hau'eys|
Market, is out again, after sn il'ssss OF
several days.
Clinton Z. Potter, . carrier st the Olnsy
willie Post-office. returns to-day from q
vacation trip. y
Frank Mowry Of the annex. returned
from hunting trip Ia Northern Massachp.
sets on Monday.
George z. Wilcox. formerly engaged 10
the tonsoriai business here. has opened .
shop at Bridgeton.
R. NJ. SewsIi, the local correspondent q
the Evening News, returned on Mondsy
from trip to New York.
The monthly meeting Of ihs teaehsrs q
the Church Of the Messiah sunday sehooi
was held on Moudsy evening.
There is no doubt as to the popularity
Of the new Royal Theatre. It's perform
ances are being we'll pssronised.
Clarence I. Brown Of the annex. hss
taken the position Of assistant ibrsrisn st
the Union Library at Centredaie. . ~ ?
William Ainseough, Anthony Csivey
and James Mowry returned on Monday
from a hunting trip in the South County.
Rev. A. e. Weston, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church. spoke last Sunday
afternoon at the Hartford Avenue Chapel.
The Mt. Pleasant Improvement Club
gave a banquet to Councilman Elect
Thomas r. Ryan on Wednesday evening.
A large delegation Of the members Of
Bud Of Hope Lodge attended service st
the Tabernacle Church on Sunday morn.
ing.
Mauufacturers' Lodge, l. y. o. r. con.
ferred the third degree on one candidate on
Tuesday. The first nomination Of officers
was made.
The new Olneyville Office Of the Provi'
dence Journal aud Bulletin 10 to be located
In one of the stores owned by Tupper q
Wheldeu on Plainheld 81.
A union meeting OF the Protestant
Churches Of this section will be held at ie
O'Clock Thanksgiving Day at the Taber
nacle Church. DR.. L. A. Clesenger vii
preach the e-sermon.
MsnufacturerS Lodge expects to hsv'
about one hundred members In the psrsd
"down street" this evening. The Lodg'
has engaged the services Of the Secont
Regiment, Coast ARTILLERY Band for th'
occasion.
The repaving OF Olneyville Square 4
said to be under consideration by th'
: Board of Public Works. The matter Il
, being urged by the Eighth Ward delega
|, ton. There Is no doubt about the need o.
the improvement.
Statistics place the value Of impostsn
farm crops this year erol, 600. 900 In er
J cess OF the same crops last year. notwith
standing the cara. .ooo. 900 loss claimed b,
the cotton planters Of the South, because
Of the European war.
oipeyville Nest Of Owls at q meeting
held on Sunday, nominated the following
officers for the ensuing year: President
william Baglsy and james Miinss; Vio'
!! Presidept-Jsnss Y. Fesssy; Invoestor-
James z. Brothers and Edward Walsh
Recording Secreisry-Dr. J. r. Reid
Financial secretsy-Janes II. Mathews
Tressurer--Jsnes p. Hunt, Tusiees-
(Por three years). Benjamin dsribine
(for two yesrs). David Dswsoo; uof one
} year). George Psrmenter, Physicisn--Dr
y. J. Hoey; Finance committee--Pe'sr Y
Reilly, James Hanley and Frsneis Collins
Inside Cuard-Joseph vsriep; Picket
Samuel rolg.te, Home counittee-J. j.
j O~t.c~v fehAirenaol fsme4A r. Hunt