The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-11-13
Society. LOCAL NEWS.

Hall this evening.
William H. Sawyer was in Boston Tues
day on a business trip
Fred Loveu, manager of the Royal
Theatre, was in Boston on Tuesday.
"The White Sox" held dance in
Library Hall on Wednesday evening.
IL. e. Pohle & Co. will open their new
store in Woods Building on Wednesday.
James a. Johnson, a clerk at the Olney-
vile Post-ofiice, is away on a vacation.
f. II. Steere has been confined to his
home by illness several days this week.
A revival is being planned at the Broad
way Baptist Church to take place in Janu-
airy.
Clarenc' I Brown is acting as assistapt
librarian at the Union Free Library at
Centredale.
Rev. George r. Barnard was the speaker
at the Hartford Avenue Chapel last sun
day afternoon.
The Hartford avenue car tracks have
been repaired between the square and the
railroad crossing.
The Anna Gordon W. {. I. u. met on
Monday afternoon at the PIain6eld street
Baptist Church Parlors
Miss Susan c. Lewis, who has been i'll
for several weeks, has resumed her duties
at the Olneysille Post office.
The Olneyvlle Business Mems Assoeia
ton will hold a regular meeting on We'd
nesday evening of next week.
Rev. A. S. Woodwork preached on
Radiant Lives" at the Planfield street
church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. J.. B. Edmonds and Miss Annie
Edmonds OF Progress avenue, have return
ed from a stay at Lawrence.
The Centredale Worsted Company is in
stalling new securing and wool dying
machinery at its Curtis street plant.
The Pemberton Club of the Broadway
Baptist Church gave the comedy, "rhe
College Chap" at Irons, Hall last Friday
evening.
Rev. ID. l.. Aultman, secretary of the
Freedman's Aid Society and pastor of the
York street church Of Cincinnati, spoke
al the Tabernacle Church last Sunday
morning.
The Sunset Club members held their
semi-annual dinner on Monday evening
About fifty were present and good time
enjoyed by all.
The Baracca Class Of the Broadway Bap.
tist Church will give the four act drama,
"Uncle Rube" in Irons Hall on the even
ing of November 18th.
The carrier service from the O,neyville
Station has just been extended, so that
about $50 persons living in Cranston are
affected by the change.
+, J. Carleen, station agent at the
Olneyville Station of the Southbridge
lewiston Of the n. Y. N. II. & ii. K. r.
has gone to Cuba OH a vacation trip His
position during his absence, is being filled
by his brother, Walter Careen.
At the November meeting of the Olney-
vile Business Mems Association which
will be held next wednesday evening,
James NJ. Shawcross will give an account
of the convention of the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Convention which was held IN
New York City in September.
Charles Ittner, for a number Of years en-.
gagged in the furniture business Oh Plain.
field street, committed suicide on Monday
by inhaling gas. lie was in his oath year
and had been despondent for some time.
The funeral was held on Wednesday after
noon at j. Will Carpenters undertaking
rooms.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o L. held a
well attended meeting on Tuesday evening
The committee in change OF the lodges
arrangements for the I. o. o. y. parade
which will take place November 7oth re-
ported that ths details have been looked
out for.
Hope Council, Knights Of Columbus, in.
stalled the following officers on Wedues-
day evening: Grand Knight-William r:
Tanning; Deputy Grand Knght-william
Robinson; Recording Secretary-John o.
feeney; Financial Secretary-Peter r.
Reilly; Cbancellor-James Farley; Treas
urer-Jsmes r. Hunt; Warden-Martin p.
Feeney; Trustee (for three years)-Joseph
OConnor; Inside Guard--Arthur Slater;
Outside Guard-Christopher Martin; Ad-
vocate-James J. NcCsbe; Lecturer-Dr.
n. J. Serror; Delegates 10 the State Con.
vention-William Z. Tanning, Grand
knight and Past Grand Knight-Jerome
Gaudet; Alternates-Michael T.. Coyne