The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-25

new restaurant Is 10 be opened on
Plsinheid street.
Patrolman keenan, of the Sixth Station,
Is away on his furlough.
Patrolman Frank Luby 10 spending his
furlough in Connecticut.
Miss Elsie Rccles Of the annex, is visit
ing friends in New York.
Mrs. ]. X. Barney spoke At the Trinity
Baptist Church last sunday.
The new confectionery store in the Royal
Building opened last week.
The Jolly Trio held dance last Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall.
Captain Peter b. Cannon has just return
ed from a five days furlough.
Most of the mills close from Thursday
night until Monday morning.
Traffic Officer M. p. Bates has been
ass gned to the Central Slaion.
Ivani oe Lodge, X. of t. held a meeting
ast evening IN Odd Fellows Hall
Rev. c. c. Mckay Of New York, has
been visiting friends in this section.
Court Good Hope, |. o. held it's
annual meeting on Tuesday evening.
Howard Med lnoueh and Harold Norton
has gone to Togus, Maiue, for short TIP.
The working force at the Olneyville
Post Office has been very busy this week.
Rev J. II. Klaren ofhcia,ed at the
church Of the Messiah last Sunday evening
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. . +. held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph F"garty OF rocassel
Avenu", are spending the holidays IL
Boston.
The Providence Combirg ompauy J.
10 enlarge its plant on DIt
Street.
A Christmas Concert was given at The
broadway Baptist Church last sunda,
evening.
Manufacturers Lodge will install its
newly elected officers on Tuesday EVENT. < .
January sth.
Revival services will be held at tn,
Broadway Baptist Church soon after the
FIRST Of the year.
The new organ at the Plain6e'd Stree
Baptist Church will be used for the frs
time next Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. r. A. TwitchelI are plan
ming 10 60 South next week for the re.
mainder Of the winter.
Thomas Gibbons, the we'll known FIRE.
man, was in the South County the frs, OF
the week on hunting trip.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
force an entrance into Hal & Lyons Olney.
vile store on Monday night.
A new 2. o. Sub Station has been ocat
ed in ID. J. McDougAlI's store, corner oi
Pisinfeld street and Laurel Hill Avenue
1t is stated that the railway station al
Plainfeld street is to be moved back neal
its old location, and that IL is to be en-
larged.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Singsen OF
Hackensack, N. Y, are spending the
Christmas holidays with their parents in
this city.
w. Clifford Fritz, a student at McGill
University, Montreal, is spending the holi
days at the home Of his parents in the
annex.
Mr.. Frederick Barnes, who is well
known here, was ordained as a Baptist
minister at Peabody, Mass, on Thursday,
December 18TH.
Mrs. S. S. Sweet Of SIS Plainfeld street,
who has been for several weeks at The
Parade Street Hospital, has returned home
much improved in health.
A Christmas tree was given last Friday
afternoon at the Plainhed street SpecisI
school by the teacher, Miss Irene Nieker.
son. The occasion was much enjoyed by
the pupils.
c. S. Bod6sh, formerly superintendent
OF the Providence National Mills, has late
ly assumed the management Of the
Wayerley Mills at Pi,tshrId, Me, owned
by the American Woolen Co.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elmina Pesrce was
he'd on Saturday afternoon at her late
home on Bancroft street. Rev George
Barnard conducted the services. The
burial was at the North Burying Ground.
Division No. 40, o. A II at meeting
on Monday evening. elected the following
officers: President, John MeNsmsrs; Vice
President Thomas Kelley Financial
secretary, James J Hanlsyj Recording
Secretary, James MeKenns; Treasurer
Thomas r. Beatty; Sentinel, Andrew
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