The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.

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bridge on Westminster Street.
The abutments TO the new railroad
bridge on Plainfield street are completed
The Plainheld Tea Co. has opened
store i'll Atwood's Block, Plainheld Street
On Sunday son was born to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Irving Evans of Laurel Hill Avenue
Mrs. Fred NJ. Wood died at her hom
I22 Eliza Street, on Wednesday evening
Isaac Daniels was the speaker at tn,
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday even
ing,
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p. held well at
tended meeting on Thursday evening, ia
Odd Fellows Hall.
Rev. Gideon A. Burgess preached at tn,
PIainfeld Street Baptist Church last sun
day morning and evening.
The Woman's Suffrage Party will hold
a public meeting in Library Hall on Tues.
day evening, February 18th.
Walter +, Riley, clerk at the Olneyville
Post-office, spent several days this week
with friends in New Bedford.
James Johnson, clerk at the Olneyvile
POST office. has resumed his position,
after an illness of several weeks.
Rev. Albert L. Weston of California,
preached at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Harris avenue last Sunday.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. o. o. F. at a
meeting on Tuesday evening, conferred the
initlatory degree on one candidate.
The next meeting OF the OIneyviIle Busi
ness Mems Association will be held on
"Wednesday evening, February 18Th,
Last Monday was Candlemas Day, and
though was pleasant day, it was not satis-
factory from the ground hog point OF
view.
The Eighth Ward Progressive Club viii
hold an entertainment and dance in
Library Hall OH Wednesday evening,
February 18th.
A regular monthly meeting of the sun
sci Club will be held next Monday evening.
A lunch will be served alter the business
session.
Professor J. Alexander Cairus Of New
ark, N. J., will give a temperance address
at the broadway Baptist Church next Sun
day morning
Charles Z. Donahue, a carrier at the
Olneyville fost-office, has lately removed
from Penn street to Lenox avenue, Elm
wood District.
Lando Corcoran, OF the Olneyville
Hotel, served turkey dinner on Wednes.
day evening to a party of Rhode Island
Company employees.
Mrs. Arthur p. Angel of Hartford ave.
nue., who submitted 10 an operation last
week at the Parade Street Hospital, IS
getting along very good.
George w. Howes, the genial station
agent at the Westminster street station of
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ais home this week by illness.
1t is stated that DR.. John q. O'Meara is
candidate for representative TO the assem-
ply from the 18th district, made vacant
1y the resignation of William 6. Troy.
Thomas Parkin, for some time superin.
endent OF the dressing department Of the
Continental Mills, has severed his con
lection there to accept another position.
The annual meeting of the ST. Theresa
Alumni Association was held on Sunday
.fternoon at the school on Manton Avenue |
officers were elected.for the ensuing year.
Herman Kinder of Webster, Mass, has
eeently purchased the plumbing business
# Charles ID. Dunn, ago Msnton avenue.
{ is stated that Mr.. Dunn may 20 to
'alifornia.
1t is understood that the contract for
he cutting away Of Woods Hall Building
0 that itiwill conform to the new street
nes, has beeu placed lbut the work has
cen delayed so as not to subject the ten
nts to Inconvenience on account Of the
Gather.
At meeting Of the School Superin {
nden,s association Of Rhode Island held ,
81 Friday afternoon in the Office Of the (
Of education in Providence, I
e plan for taking subscription in the !
hooIs to further the plan for a Lincoln c
emorial on the state house grounds was I
iplained by Walter T.. Ranger. state com {
issioner Of public schools.
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