The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-30

OaNiu NlCharus mas Dceu uIaWn LOT jury
duty.
William Murphy has been spending the
week in Boston.
Work is progressing rapidly on Boyajain
Brothers Store.
Howard McDonough has new Hup.
mobile runabout.
Charles Rhodes is spending the winter
at St. Cloud, Fla.
The repairs to Engine House No. I9.
are nearly comp leted.
Mr.. Isaac Green of Deborah ST., is serv.
ing on the jury this week.
Mrs. ]. N. Smith of Pocasset Avenue, is
confined to her home by illness.
Frederick Pickles preached at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last sunday afternoon.
NJ. Quinlsn of Paterson, N. J., will
be the speaker at Textile Hall next Sunday
evening.
Miss Eva Fournier of Wendall street,
has returned from a visit to friends in
Slatersville.
Claude Flowers, manager of G. r.
Parker's drug store, has recovered from all
attack OF the grippe.
Rev. Morgan K. Pease occupied the
pulpit of the Pilgrim Congregational
Church last Sunday.
The members Of Manulacturers' Lodge,
|. .. o. Il. enjoyed whist at their meet
ing on Tuesday evening.
Rev. K. A. Woodwork OF Harrisyille,
was the speaker at the Plainfeld street
Baptist Church last Sunday.
Rev. +. w Gray, pastor of the Taber.
nacle Church, spoke on "Flags" at that
church last Sunday morning
Anna Gordon, w. e. I. U. met on Mon.
day afternoon of this week with Mrs. NJ.
]. Barnes, 45I Plainfield street.
Samuel Whiteley, Chairman of the
Providence Board of Canvassers, is in
Florida for stay OF several weeks.
James johnson, a clerk at the Olneyville
Post-oihce, is on the sick list. Robert
Eaton is substituting in his place.
A son was born last Saturday to DIR. and
Mrs. Herbert c. Harris OF Francis St.
The boy will bear the name Walter
Douglas Harris.
The annual meeting of the Anna Gordon,
w. c. T. U. will be held on Monday
February 9th at the parlors Of the Plain
field Street Church.
Edward w. Theinest was the speaker at
the meeting in Textile Hall last Sunday
evening and his subject was Farming and |
the Unemployment"
Patroman Thomas Smith of the Sixth |
Station, was elected treasurer of the Proyi. |
dence Police Relief Association at a meet |
ing held on Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Dawson, who
died at her home on Viola street on Mon
day evening, was solemnzed on Thursday |
afternoon at the Church OF the Messiah
'"~ DN'i"' was AZ tue OCdsSet cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bennett of I6S
Eastwood avenue, celebrated the 1oth
anniversary OF their marriage on THURSDAY.
A party of friends and neiehbors were
present and the evening was very pleasant.
ly passed.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associa.
tion at its meeting on Wednesday even
inc electe the followino oHicara f.. - |
year: President-William IA. Draper: Wee
Presidential. Des Oranges; Financial
Secretary William J Banspach; Record
ing Secretary-Edwsrd +. Sbley; Treas
Bainton; Executive Com.
McTiernan, lanes I
McCabe and Frank l.. Hanley; Board Of
Beatty, Thomas Sulli.
van, William Mcintyre, William Richard
son, Jr., George Chambers, w. A. Wood.
mansee, Jr., aud Everett T.. Salisbury.
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Prices are always Lowest.s Porous Plasters.
3 for 25c.; Hair Insoles, ; pair Ioc. for
cold or sweaty feet; Bronchial Iozenges
box. &C.; De Wits Kidney Pills, 3oc.;
syrup OF Hypophosphites, JIG. always
reliable; Pure Honey, pound jar, 2oc.;
Syal's Worm Waters, box, 7sc. easy for J
children TO take; Pure CASTLE Soap, large I
AXE, &C.; A. ID. S. Pile Suppositories,
,ox, soc. we recommend them; Baby =
,ough Syrup, 75c. made for children; Hot
Water Bottles, 59c. to $500; Fountain o
'yringes, 59c. TO rs. We have the A
onhdence Of physicians. You are safest =,
D bring US your prescriptions Reason
bic Prices. BYRON A. SMITH, Pre- U
rription Druggist. I9 lOlneyville a.