The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-04-17
/ historical Society
Providence RI .
LSNnA NEWS.

Charles A Cornell, oil Hose Co no. zo'
has new Ford car.
w. j. Bapspach was in Boston on Tues
day on business trip.
DIR. George f. johnson OF Magnolia ST.
has new touring car.
George Gill of Deborah street, has gone
West on business trip.
Paul Boyajiau has been in New York this
week on a business trip.
James II tisnley. Of Harlan street, has
purchased Ford touring car.
John r. White & Son have discontinued
their coal Office in Irons Block.
b. l.. Briggs has removed from Whittier
avenue to Pennington avenue.
F'om May gid TO Sth is wendling week
at the Broadway Baptist Church.
Mounted Policeman +. ii. Luby, who
has been i'll, has resumed his duties.
Business called DIR. w. K. Randall to
Connecticut for several days this week.
Ten new members united with the Plain
fieId Street Baptist Church last Sunday.
Tony Carboni will open his new restau-
rant in Armory Hall Building tomorrow.
The Continental Mills is erecting an
Office building at its plant near Man'on
Avenue.
Olneyville was we'll represented at the
Providence Washington ball game Oh
Monday.
The Wolfe Social Club held a dance in
Library Hall on Wednesday evening OF
this week.
Mizpah Circle Of the Piainfield Street
Baptist Church is preparing for rum
mage sale.
The Aloha Club will give dramatic
entertainment in Library Hall next Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II Mills and Mr..
and Mrs. X. II. Sainsbury are planning q
trip to England.
Manufacturers Lodge, 1 .. o F. con
ferred the first degree on one candidate on
Tuesday evening.
The new restaurant in Armory Hall
Building has been granted license by the
Police Commission.
James Quinlan, clerk at Claude Flowers
drug store, is confined to his home by all
attack Of the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watson, who were
married last week, have taken up their
residence In the annex.
Anna Gordon, w. c. +. U. met on Mon
day afternoon at the parlors Of the Plain
field Street Baptist Church.
William Carl has taken the position OF
night foreman in the weaving department
at Colwelps Worsted Co.'S Mill.
George K. Benson has severed his con-
nection at the Puritan Lunch. lie is sue
ceeded as manager by John Egan.
Boysjian Brothers renovated store is
practically completed and is a very hand
some and convenient business house.
l.. 4. Katter6eld OF Chicago, spoke at
the Socialist Meeting in Textile Hall on
Monday evening on "How to Get What
You Want"
A silver medal contest under the
suspicious Of the w. Z. T. U. will be held
on "Wednesday evening, April a9th. at the
Pilgrim Church.
Rev. Frank /. Hsnscom, former resi-
dent Of the annex and now pastor Of
church in Brooklyn, visited friends in this
section on Monday.
Mr.. Joseph p. Sullivan spent the Easter
holidays with his parents, and returned
last Monday to st. JohDsbury, VT, where
he holds good position.
Mrs Ida Graebsn died at her home on
Plsinfeld street on Tuesday. The funeral
services was held to-day at Robert p.
Bailey's undertaking rooms.
Mr.. Robert 1. Clegg Of Cleveland,
Ohio and formerly OF Olneyville, has the
sympathy of friends In this section an ac-
count Of the death Of his wife, which oc-
Cured last week.
The Melisws Choral Society Of the
Painheld Street Baptist Church gave ar
Old Folks Concert in Irons Hall on Wed.
nesdsy evening. The affair was q musicale |
as well as financial success.
OlneyvilIe will observe Clean up and
Paint up week, beginning May 4th. An
efficient committee Of the Olneyyile Busi-
ness Mems Association has the matter in
charge and the local Boy Scouts will assist.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie L. Cook Of
North Scitpste, was solemnized on Monday
afternoon at J. Will Carpenter & Sons
undertaking rooms. Rev. Albert 5.
Woodwork OF the PIsinheld street church
ofieisted the burial was at the Poeasset
Cemetery.
The employees Of the Olneyville Post.
Office will hold an entertainment and ban
quet in Artisans Hall Tomorrow evening.
The committee in charge consists Of WI
liam r. Cleary, Walter r. Riley and Pred