The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Earl :. Parker spent several days in
New Haven this week.
w J. Free nan has moved 10 the Davis
place on Whittier Avenue.
J. A. Lsbbee has severed his com setion
with the J, o. San Souei Co.
Manufacturers Lodge held a Will at
tended meeting on Tuesday evening
George w Hanley has some new signs
or his store on Odd Fellows Square.
PAtro man James Cohey has re .urned
ON a stay OF several DAYS in Sctuae,
J. J. Bilsm of Boston, will speak At the
meeting in Textile Hall on Sunday ening.
Bishop Hamilton will preach 8. the
Tabernacle Church on Sunday, Ma ch Is
Attention is called 10 the Rrnstof adver.
tisement on the last page of The 1IMEs.
Efforts are being made TO secure a large
attendance at the local churches OF sun.
day.
f. Littler of Boston, representa- i've OF
he Oliver Typewriter Co., was is to yn this
week.
James J. McCabe will give an 'ldress
before St. Mary's Branch, l. { b. }. this
evening.
Rev. Adde'S Allen of New Jersey spoke
at the Second Presbyterian Chur,h last
Sunday.
The new telephone directory was dis
tributed this week to the subscril ers in
this section.
James +. Corcoran Of the Oh ,yville
Hotel, has recovered from a severe attack
Of rhumatism.
One application was received 1t the
meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p. on
Thursday evening.
The Tabernacle NJ. T.. Church # this
place, will observe its 3Ist anrivers ny on
Sunday, March 18th.
The funeral OF Frederick ". PAGE was
held at III Daniel avenue on Wednesday
Burial was at Chepachet.
Alderman Owen McManp, WHO has
been confined TO his home by Sc we're
cold is able to be out again.
Joseph Krasnow, the Manton venue
jeweler, returned OH Wednesday rom
trip TO New York aud Philadclphi
Rev. Frederick J Bassett offici ted at
the Lenten service of the Church Of the
Church Of the Messiah this e, ,eninl.
Rev, A. l.. Clevenger, ID d., spoke
last Sunday evening at the Broadw Bap.
tist Church on "The Dream d the
Reality"
Mrs. A, r. Angel, who has beer i'll at
the Parade Street Hospital, is now at her
home on Hartford Pike, much in proved
in health.
The election Of Twelfth R.pres ntatiye
takes place to-day. AS D. John 6.
O 'Meara is the only candidate, he is fair
ly sure Of election.
Banspach Brothers catered at he big
Elliott banquet in North Attloboro The
affair was in honor of President + lott Of
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railway.
J. w. Bnegough Of Toronto, Canada,
will give a chalk talk entertainment at the
next meeting of the Olneyyille business
Mems Association on Wednesday evening,
March 18th.
The annual convention of the Ne Eng.
land Retail Hardware Dealers il being
held this week at Springfield, Mass vii.
liam II. Sawyer Of this place, is p esident
of the association.
Irving p. Irons, a well known Provi-
dence singer and teacher Of mus :, died
last Friday. lie was son Of ne late
Samuel A, Irons, who was so prom inently
identified with this section Of tn: city.
Mr.. Irons was born in Johnston snd has
always made his residence in Pro- idence.
lie leaves a widow and several others.
Mr.. ANGEL S. Pearce, the well known
Christian Hill grocer and marketm n, was
married on February 10Th to Miss Jose
phine San Souci of Los Angeles Calf.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. az ID Mrs
Fred c. San Souci, formerly Of thi' place.
The wedding took place at Los Angeles.
Several Olneyville railway men attend
ed the complimentary dinner gi1 IN Mr..
Roscoe Anderson last Saturday ev, ming at
the Nausgansett Hotel. The shai was in
recognition Of Mr.. Anderson twer years
in the service Of the Rhode Islam Com
psny. He has certainly made m st able
official.
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