The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04


Earl s. Parker has just returned from a
trip to New York.
Christmas sales Of churches and societies
have already began.
The TIMES will issue its Christmas
number on the 18th.
Mrs. ]. v. Osterhout has gone to
Florida for the winter.
to an operation at Providence hospital
Rev. Andrew Forrest spoke at the Hart.
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon
On Tuesday evening. the Parish Social
was held at the Broadway Baptist Church.
A Christmas sale has been held this
week in the basement Of ST. Anthony's
Church.
Raymond L. Hickey, clerk at Cohn &
Robbins Drug Store. has returned from
a vacation trip.
Officer John Hanlon Of the Sixth Sta
ton, is spending his iurlough at Stafford
Springs, Conn.
First class bowling alley and pool room
will be open this week in Woods Hall by
Mackie & Porter.
Ernest Williams gave an address on the
"Pythian Idea" at the Oriental Lodge, K.
of p. meeting last evening.
A business meeting aud social Of the {.
Z. Society was held at the First Free Bsp-
list Church on Tuesday evening.
Rev. s w. Irving, principal Of East
Greenwich Academy, spoke at the Taber-
nacle Church last Sunday morning.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. f. Gill have returned
from their wedding trip and have taken up
their residence on Webster avenue.
Roy l.. Parker has resumed his studies
in Philadelphia, after spending the Thanks
giving recess at his home on Pocasset ave.
Next Sunday evening, Rev. l.. A. eleven
ger will speak on "The Cross aud Gospel
Preaching" at the Broadway Baptist Church.
Frank J. Carleen, station agent at the
Plainfeld street station, has just returned
from a vacation spent at Tampa and
| Havana.
George Perkins, for the past II years
employed as watchman by the Providence
National Mills, severed his connection
there last week.
Olneyville Nest of Owls has decided to
have a children's Christmas tree at its
Stokes Street rooms on Monday evening,
December 2Ist.
Class 81 of the Broadway Baptist Sunday
School hold an apron sale tomorrow after
noon aud evening at the home Of Mrs. K.
c. Thompson OF 6S Pocasset Avenue.
Miss K. NJ. Tuxbury, returned mission
AIRY from Japan, will give an address before
the Womsn's Missionary Society OF the
Broadway Baptist Church this afternoon.
The Dorcas Society and the Mizpah
Class OF the Plainfeld Street Baptist
Church held Christmas Sale on We'd
nesday afternoon and evening at the Par
sonage on Webster avenue.
A Baptist Ministers Conference was held
here on Monday. Addresses were made
by DR.. l.. A. Clevenger, Rev. II. B. Car
penter, DIR. II. NJ. Vichert, Rev. c. NJ.
Gallup and Rev, J. A. Hainer.
The Sunshine Band Of the First Free
Baptist Church, Piainheld street, will hold
their annual Christmas Bazaar and Chill
dren's Csntata in Irons Hall on Wednes-
day, December 9th from 3 to 10 p. m.
The November session Of the naturaliza.
ton court was held Saturday in the United
States District Court by Judge Arthur L.
Brown and about 50 Of the more than 90
men who appeared, were admitted to
citizenship.
Manufacturer Lodge, /. o. o. F. at
meeting held on Tuesday evening, elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Byron Shsweross, N. G Elisha o. Waleh,
V c.; Lawrence Daw, X. ST. Edward J.
Shawcross, F. ST. Joseph Cough, Treas
urer; James Z. Smith, Thomas Walch and
Gilbert r Parker, trustees.
Watches for holiday gifts; complete as
sortment OF ladies' and gents solid gold.
gold-hlled and silver watchesj make your
selections now and have them reserved
until you are ready to call and pay for
them; this Is the time for first choices
/
wsltbsm and Elgin watches our speciality
J. A. ANGEL, 1913 Westminster street,
Olneyville. Established s. yesrs.-Adv.