The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Oineyville Nest OF Owls held a largely
attended meeting on Sunday.
st. Paula Branch, I. c. B. U. held a
banquet on Tuesday Evening.
There are rumors that the Valley Wor
sted Mills will soon resume operations.
The serial story. "The Hollow of Her
Hand" begins in the TIMES next week.
DIR. - A. Clevenger spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Manufacturer Lodge, 1 o. o. F. held
we'll attended meeting ON Tuesday even
ing.
Manufacturer Lodge, I. o. o. F. will
observe its anniversary next Tuesday even
ing.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
Col. Z. ]. San Souci and Miss Mabel
San Souci has returned from a stay in
Florida.
|
the winter in Florida, returned on Monday
of,his week.
Frank Duffy, formerly of this place, but
now Of Plymouth, Mass, spent several da,
here this week.
| ] +. Kelley is making some very de
cided Improvements to his Office, 6Io
Plainfeld Street.
Rev. Frank M. Gray spoke last Sunday
morning at the Tabernacle Church on
"Wotds that Cost"
Miss Ruth c. Clemence, stamp clerk a,
the Olneyville Post-ofice, is confined to
her home by illness.
A May Breakfast will be served next
Friday morning in the Parish House of the
Church of the Messiah.
The VIM. Hughes Co. has received and
sold fourteen Car loads Of REQ cars since
the season Of 1914 opened.
Herbert c. Clemence, who has been in
California for the past two years, is ex-
I pected home early in July.
MI william Cahill gave a dinner to hii
bachelor friends on Thursday evening o
last week at the Olneyville Hotel.
D David J. White, of East Greenwich. tn
we'll known assemblyman and insuranc
= agent, was in Olneyvile on Tuesday.
n Joseph Cough, of this place, was recent
ly elected junior vice commander Of tn
Rhode Island Department. 6. A. r.
George w. Amison has lately been re
elected president Of the Rhode Islant
Grocers' and Marketmens' Association.
The Narragansett Electric Lighting Co
is laying its wires underground from
Olneyville Square to Odd Fellows Square
Mrs. Gilbert Swain of the annex, VIII
recently underwent an operation at tn
Homeopathic Hospital, is getting aloDl
we'll.
The old buildings at the corner Of Plain
- field Street and Hartford Avenue are bein
49, torn down to make room for the me-
theatre building.
John McKenna, Westminster ST., LIZ
Mainey Of Regent Ave-, and Frank Bill
of Woonsocket, are recent purchasers {
REQ touring cars.
The Sunshine Band OF the Plainiel
Street Baptist Church met on Monday evei
ing with the Misses Waterman Of Is
Farmington Avenue
T.. p. Cotton, secretary Of the Prov
dence Board of Trade, will be the speak,
at the May meeting of the Olneyville Bus
ness Mems Association.
William A. Cshill and Miss Margar,
Hanley were married last Tuesday NOR
ing at st. Anthony's Church. They hay
- the best wishes Of many friends.
q The Choir of the Church Of the Messis
: presented the cantata, "Princess Of Popp'
3 land" at the Parish last evening. Tt
z production was a very successful one.
< Miss Edith A. Hughes OF Whittier sw
e nue., Is the guest Of Miss Ruth Whitney
3 Buffalo, N. Y. Miss Whitney was former
q ly secretary Of the Providence Y. w. c. A
3 Mrs. Isabelle King died at her home o.
& Bergen street on Monday. She was tn
. wife Of the late John King. The funers
> sevces were held on Thursday at III
p Tabernacle Church.
S James Prank Hsmmill Of Bristol, an
q Miss Olivia Day Of Providence, wer
3 married last Friday morning. The bhd
81 was one Of the teachers at the Webst,
= Avenue Primary School.
z James r. Morgan, manager for the We
: Telephone Exchange for the past fife,
= years, has been promoted to the positic
& Of supervisor Of traffic with headqusrte