The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-20
IN A1ISIOIIC2I Society
Providence K ur,,,.
LONAk NEWS.


Conimicut last Sunday.
The gypsy moth Is said to be very ueh
at home in this section.
Charles Cleft and family Of Lsban 81
have removed to Ralph ST.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. Of X. held rel uiar
meeting on Monday evening.
A parcel post station has been estat ish-
ed at G. R. Psrker's drug store
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. F. ield
a whist party on Tuesday evening.
Patrolman Harvey and Mecram OF the
Sixth Station, are away on furloughs
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. OF P. at its me ting
on Thursday evening, initiated cue C nd'-
date.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X of P. at me ting
on Thursday evening, initiated two ndi-
dates.
Pearl Williams, employed by the X lode
Island Co. is confined to his hom' by
illness.
Patrolman John Hanlon Of the Sixth
Station, has been in Boston several lays
this week.
Rev. L. A. Cievenger spoke last Su iday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Shur' b on
abraham Lincoln"
A sleigh belonging to the Union Taper
Ea lrxks
Square Monday afternoon.
Roy Parker, who attended tn; Eas man
Kodak Exhibition at Rochester, N. re.
turned home last Saturday.
Charles Shaw, who recently purcl ssed
the Arnold Estate on Painfeld Sire /. is
making improvements there.
Postmaster w. J. Duffy, Jr, att,
the performance Of "Pinafore" at the
Town Hall ia Warren on Tuesday evening
Frank X. Huntoon, one Of the Rhode
Island Co.'S starters on the Square, has been
confined to his home this week 10y illuess
The teachers and officers of the Broad
way Baptist Church will hold their annual
banquet on Monday evening, February z3.
Rev. l.. A. Clevenger, ID. d., gave an
address before the Pilgrim Brotherho ID at
the Pilgrim Church, Harrison ST.. on
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Hugh b. Carpenter OF the Cra 'ston
Street Church, will speak at the Bros iway
Baptist Bible School next Sunday on
George Washington.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas DesGr ,nge,
mother Of A. DesGrange, was solem lined
last Saturday morning. Mrs. Desc ange
died on Thursday Of last week, which was
her SSth birthday.
NJ. ]. Degnan, a retired Olneyville mer-
chant, spoke on"Methods Of Local Blu mess
Past and Present." at the meeting o. the
Olneyville Business Mems Asso ciati' on
Wednesday evening.
Peabody Lodge, Sons of St George and
Prosperity Lodge, Daughters OF st.
George, will hold an English Tea Pa ty IN
Odd Fellows Hall on the evening Of ltur
day, February 2Sth.
Harry Collins, an usher at he Mon
| Theatre and a resident OF Odd Fe lows
Square, returned on Sunday from II p to
Norfork aud Baltimore.
A birthday party was given last atur-
day evening in honor Of Miss Eva Cry OF
ia Whittier Avenue. Quite numb II OF
friends were present and Miss Cray was
the recipient Of some very pretty sou enirs
Of the occasion.
The storm did much damage at llock
Island Saturday. At the old hlrbor the
waves tore out both ends Of the Il eight
sheds, leaving the side and the roof and
ing. Through this tunnel the seas W shed
almost all day.
The olneyville dentists SEM loral
piece to the funeral Of DIR. John A. error
of Woonsocket on Wednesday. DR.. s. ror,
who was a brother to DR. N. J. Serr Il Of
this place, died on Sunday and he fu ieral
was held on Wednesday
A boys club was opened this wee for
the boys Of Arlington and Crsnstor vii
lages with rooms at the corner Of Graz ston
and Ridge streets. The opening was held
Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the
basemett Of the Arlington Library.
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