The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-13
MOUNT PLEASANT


A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Reddenger, Beaufort street recently.
Or. ]. ID. Buckley has opened dental
Office on the corner of Academy and
Regent avenues.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hackett OF Harold
ST., were blessed by the arrival OF twins,
girl and boy, during the week.
On Monday evening in the Sprague
House on Armington ave. dance will
be given for the benefit of the new Parish
Library" Mrs. Johnson OF Hendrick ST.,
is working zealously to make the affair
success.
This evening, some of those pleasant
voices, which respond to calls on the "Toll
Board" Of the Providence Telephone Ex-
change, will hold forth and they pr, mise
TO Introduce new one, which they call
"Busy Line Twirl."
A parcel post station will be installed in
Briggs Drug Store on Academy ave, be-
ginning next Monday. Packages weigh'
ing less than SO pounds, may be left at
this station. This will be great conveu.
fence to the people Of the community.
At the Church of Our Lady Of Lourdes
on Atwells avenue. Monday. a solemn high
mass Of requiem was sung in memory OF J.
+. Arthur Roberge of Woonsocke,, who
was killed in an automobile accident last
week. He was a brother of Rev. Charles
Roberge, curate OF the church.
The San Souci and IIoulihan bowling
teams were unable to get anything on
each other, SO they have joined forces for
an attack on Chapman's all-star team
The teams rolled last Monday night, but
Chapman's stars were not shining that
night as they were completely hidden by
losing all three strings.
number of the young men OF this sec
ton, who are studying at schools in vari-
Gus parts Of this country and Canada are
at their homes on mid.year vacation.
charles Kelly of Fern ST.. Charles
Hughes of Alton St. from St Mary's,
Baltimore, James Courtney, Atkins ST..
from ST, Laurent, Montreal, John Ladey.
Holy Cross, Worcester.
The new hrehouse on Smith ST., has
proved quite attractive to the young
people Of this section for dancing parties.
Last Saturday evening. one waa held there
and quite few from this section attended.
The So different varieties Of tango were
performed. The "Argen,ine Tango,
class was in charge Of Mr.. Eugene
O'Keefe and the "Cas,le Walk" depart
meut was conducted by James Owens.
Schock Bros. and Batastini Bros. have
completed series of bowling matches in
which the butchers out-classed the bakers.
The vanquished were TO dine the victors
at the Crown Hotel on Tuesday OF the
present week; but owing to the misfor.
tune OF a member Of each team, the dinner
has been postponed. Mr.. Thomas Gil
martin, a member Of the Schock crew, Is |
confined to his home by boodposoning; |
and Mr.. George McNamee OF the Bstsstini !
team has pneumonia. As soon as they are
well, the dinner will be given Joseph !
Sehock qualified as a regular" bowler,
his total Of $40 pins for 3 strings puts b m
in the big league class.
The debatirg team, representing the I
Blessed Sacrament Mems Club, was sue.
ressfu in winning the cup offered by tn
Catholic Club Debating League. Tn
defeated the team from the Immaculate
Conception Institute on the question,
Resolved; "That the President Of the
United States should be elected for sin
gle term Of six years" The winning team
upheld the negative side Of the question.
The Blessed Sacrament Club was repre-
'ented by +. J OBrien, T. B Kerville, J.
II. Nolan and Edmund c. Enart made up
he Immaculate Conception team. The
Judges were Albert J. West, John Den
,eny and John Reilly Vice President, {.
?. Cooper Of the Cathedral Catholic Club,
shere the debate was held, presided.