The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-01
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Saturday evenings.
Horace Johnson predicted poor weather
the first OF this week.
The work of widening Plainfeld Street
is nearly completed
Next week is Cleanup and Paint-up
week in this section.
Crawford w. Barnes of Middleboro, was
in town over Sunday.
K. e. Inman has taken a position on the
Stale Roads Department.
Banspach Brothers are having All office
p aced in their salesroom.
The St Theresa School Alumni held
whist on Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. b. Greene spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel on Sunday.
Rev. Frank w. Gray preached at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday.
Rev. Henry Bassett, officiated at the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday.
Slocum Post G. A. K will attend the |
Pilgrim Church on Sunday May AZ
The Ourselves Club have an excursion |
"down the river" on Sunday, May 24tb.
Rev. Reginald Ii. Coe ofiiciated at ST. |
James Church, Broadway, last Sunday |
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John A. |
Feeney of Priscilla avenue on Monday
George S. Corbin is putting some fine
walks at Mr.. Jillson's place on Daniel ave.
DR.. Frederick w. Thrift is going to
build two bungalows on Hilarity Street.
The Oneyville Base Ball Club will PLAY
the PhilIpsdsle at Merino Flats on Satur-
day.
A large bill board is being erected al
the corner of Daniel avenue and Painheld
street.
The Vending lectures begin on Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church.
The Reid Rooters held Smoker" at
their quarters on Amherst St on Sunday
afternoon.
Preston Yerrington is back in his old
position Of foreman at l.. Sweet & Co.'S
lumber yard.
George Dover, an overseer at the Allan.
tic Mills, has gone to Maine on a short
! vacation trip.
Serviceable wire backstops have been
placed on the two ball diamonds at Neuta-
konkanut Park.
The Anna Gordon, w. c. T U. met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. p. +. Arnold
ia Linwood avenue.
Councilman George A. Smith of the 9th
Ward, is chairman Of the Providence 4tt
Of July committee this year.
The Phi Alpha Class Of the Broadwa,
Baptist Church will hold an entertainment
this evening in Irons Hall.
Tie Broadway Baraca ball team plays
the Arlington Bnra2a aggregation to- NOR
row at Neutakonkanut Park,
The next meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
on Wednesday evening, May 10th.
Miss Ruth c Clemence. stamp clerk al
the Post-office, who has been i'll for the
past ten days, has resumed her duties
Work is progressing on the demolish-
ing of the old buildings at the corner oi
plainfieId street and Hartford avenue.
The Dorcas Society and the Sunshine
Band of the Plainheld Baptist Church will
hold Home Cooked Food Sale on MAY
18TH.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. Of p. conferred the
third degree on one candidate on Thurs
day evening After the meeting, supper
was served
The annual meeting Of the Rhode Island
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals was held on Tuesday afternoon in
Providence.
The William Hughes Co. have graded
the vacant lot next to their garage and
work shop, which improves the appearance
Of the street.
Louis A. Briggs, the well known black
smith, has purchased the shop belonging
TO the George r. A. Beane Estate at Odd
Fellows Square.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Broadway Baptist Church, held song serv
ice last Sunday afternoon at the Rhode
Island Hospital.
I. ~. Smith Of Pocasset avenue, was re-
elected Secretary Of the Rhode Island
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals at the annual meeting Of the
society held on Tuesday.
]. o. San Souci Co. has jus, placed
seven silent Statesmen" glass show cases
on the main floor Of their store. The
cases are wired for electric lighting and
up.to-dste in style and finish.
; Rev. Albert s. Woodwork, pastor o
: the PlainheId Street Free Baptist Church,