The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-13
X ! Historical Society
Providence X

John ]. Ballam will be the speaker at
Textile Hall next Sunday evening.
George Hauley and family, have remov-
ed from Wallace street TO Roosevelt street.
The Tenth Ward Independent Taxpayers
Club held meeting on Sunday in Coum.
bia Hall.
Sunday, March Syh will be $50 to
Church Sunday" at the Broadway Baptist
Church.
Rev. l.. A. Clevenger, ID d, spoke at
the Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
Bud of Hope Social Club gave an enter
tainment in Odd Fellows Hall, on Wed.
nesday evening.
The Plainfield Street Baptist Church has
extended a call to Rev. Albert 5. Wood.
worth, of Harrisville.
The Pocssset Ice Co. have a gang of
men at work at their North Oxford, Mass,
ice houses this week.
Prof. Alexander Cairns of Newark, ".
J., spoke at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday morning.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. o. o. +. held
a whist party on Tuesday evening. Quite
a number were present
Francis Mcdonald, OF Amherst Street,
has entered the ST. Joseph Normal College
at Pocantico Hills, n. Y.
William II. Arnold of Messer street
and his sister, Mrs. Hammond have gone
to Florida for two months stay.
Miss Elizabeth Upham Yates spoke on
"Woman's Suffrage and Social Service" at
Textile Hall last Sunday evening.
1t is stated that the plans for the new
theatre at the corner of Broadway and
Valley ST., are nearly completed.
NJ. J. Degnan will be the speaker at the
meeting of the Olneyvlle Business Mems
Association on Wednesday evening.
The Glueyville Flower Store, 70 Plain
field street, is well equipped for funeral
work and all kinds OF floral designs.
The Eighth Ward Progressive Club will
hold an enter tainment and dance in Library
Hall, "Wednesday evening, February 18th.
The Sunset Club held regular month
Iy meeting on Monday. After the usual
routine business, supper was served by
IIowland & Mathewson.
The Anchor Band meeting Of the Broad
way Baptist Church was held on Thursday
evening of this week at the residence Of
Mrs. Farrell, 63 Alverson Avenue.
A break in the high pressure wires Of
the Narragansett Electric Lighting Co.
caused some inconvenience TO users OF
power in this section this morning. The
break was soon repaired.
Willard B Wilson was the speaker at
the Plainfeld Street Church last Sunday
morning aud Miss Elizabeth Hyatt,
General Secretary of the Providence Y
w. <. A, spoke there in the evening
The members of he Phi Alpha Class Of
the Broadway Baptist Sunday School will
have straw ride on Saturday evening OF
This week. The destination will be the
Greenville Avenue Chapel and supper
will be served there by the ladies OF tina,
society.
The annual meeting Of the Anna Gordon
w. &. I U. was held last Monday even.
ing in the parIors Of the Painfeld Street
Church. In the evening, pubic exercises
were held in the church and addresses were
made by DR.. l. A. Clevenger, Rev.
Morgan Pease, Rev. Hugh Csrpener and
Rev. f. w. Cray.
At the annual meeting Of the Anna
Gordon, w, &. I. U. at the Plainheld
Street Church Parlors on Monday after
noon, the following officers were elected
President-Mrs. J. J. Hall; Vice Presi-
dents-Mrs +. p. Mason, Mrs, Albert
Smith, Mrs. J. A. Angel, Mrs. A. X,
Miss Mary Tefft; Treasurer
Mrs. Stephen Olney; Assistant Treasurer
Mrs. Albert knight; Recording Secre-
tary-Mrs. Warren w. Bennett; Core |
spending Secretary-Mrs. Albert Lindsay. |
Hot Water Bottles, s9c, to $500; Bed
Pans, 7Sc. to sz.oo; Fountain Syringes,
,9e. to sr.75; Bulb Syringes, soc. 10 s. 90;
Atomizers, 3Sc. 20 SI3s; Ear Syringes, /
age; Feeding Cups, 7Sc. to 49c.; Rye
cups, Ioc Ice Bags, age. to 7Sc.;
Trusses, all sizes, stoo 10 g. 90, single or
double; Clutches, all sizes, pair, sI.oo