The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-20
LOCAL NEWS.

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The Silver Lake section is to have a
postal savings bank.
William II Sawyer was in Boston this
wesk on business trip.
Edward J. Shawcross is confined to his
home by an attack OF erysipelas.
George w, Hanley was in Boston the
first OF the week on a business trip.
]. A. I.abbee's new shoe store in Stokes
Building will open about April Ist.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday.
A son was born to SIR. aud Mrs. Peter
Martin of Capron street las Saturday.
Evangelical services are being held at
the Broadway Baptist Church this week
William Ginsberg and John Robshaw
have returned from trip to New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs. Katherine Brady Of Pocasset ave.
nue., has gone to Oklahoma to visit rel a
tives.
The work of cutting away Woods Build
ing to conform to street lines was begun
this week.
Mrs, Thomas L. Hadley gave an address
to the Broadway Baptist Sunday School
last Sunday.
McDonough Brothers are just plet-
ing the remodelling Of a house on odd
Fellows Square.
All kinds OF society printing done at the
TIMES Office, Olneyyille Square. Our
prices are reasonable.
An entertainment will be given at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel on Wednesday
evening of next week.
Bishop John w. Hamilton preached the
anniversary sermon at the Tabernacle
Church last Sunday morning.
John p. Thompson is attending the
Farmers Conference at the Massachusetts
Agricultural College at Amherst this week.
1t is understood that building permit
has been taken out for the new theatre at
the corner Of Broadway aud Valley street.
Anna +. Maley Of New York City, gave
an address in Textile Hall, Wednesday
evening oil "The Glass Struggle in
America"
Chester A. Pearce, the well known ex.
pressman, has recently leased a lot Of land
and buildings on the south side Of Grams.
ton street.
George Howes, the we'll known station
agent of the N, Y. N II. & II. X. X. at
the Westminster street station, is recover
ing from a severe attack of illness.
James Diffley, foreman Of the Armour
Bar ranch in Cocos Palma, Argertina,
South America, is visiting his brother,
John Diffley of Wavery street this week
1t is understood that the Valley Worsted
Mills, belonging to the American Woolen
Co., which have been shut down for the
past year, is not likely to be reopened at
the present
The attention Of the women readers Of
the TIMES is called to the fact that they
are invited TO inspect the millinery designs
at c. S Horizons, I57 Westminster Street
IS Exchange Place, Providence.
Miss Mary Donnely Of Magnolia street,
died on Tuesday morning, The was for
many years employed as bookkeeper by
the late John McGlinchey. The funeral
services were held on Friday morning.
In a number Of cities the police are sug-
gesting that small children, who are apt
to wander away from home with the com.
ing Of spring days, be tagged with an ad-
dress card or some other device by which
they may be identified.
Daniel Murphy, the well known ball
player, for number Of years connected
with the Athletics Of Phiad alphia, will il
is said, play with the Brooklyn Federal
team this season. Murphy has many
friends in this section, who are interested
in his change Of club affiliations.
A regular meeting Of the OlneyviIle
Business Mems Association was held on
Wednesday evening. Al the business ses-
sion one member was voted in, the COM
mittee on Msnton Telephone matter was
given Discretionary power and the com.
mittee on local gas Office made a salts
factory report. Mr.. J. w:bengough the
cartoonis, then gave an illustrated talk
that was much appreciated by those present
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