The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.

his illness.
Sundays snow storm was trife dis
heartening.
Joseph A. Labbee will open his new
store next week
New lights are being installed at Col
wells Restaurant.
Charles Crankshaw has purchased a
Ford touring car.
The Trinity Mission has leased the
Dyer Avenue Chapel.
A new sign has been placed on the Plain
field Stree, Baptist Church.
William Murphy is taking the place Of
III. X Andrews, who has gone to Canada
Miss Rose Ullrich of Hartford avenue,
has taken position with the Eastern Coal
! Co.
William Knott, carrier at the Olneyville
Post-office, has returned from a trip to
| New York.
A meeting Of Court Good Hope, A, o.
f. was held on Tuesday evening in Arti-
sans Hall
Hon. George Vending will give series
of lectures at the Broadway Baptist Church,
May gid 10 May Sth.
Mrs ]. A. Angel of Magnolia street,
entertained the Anna Gordon, w. c. T.
u on Monday afternoon.
A number from this place attended the
Scituate Water Act hearing at the State
House yesterday afternoon.
James Hanley, well known local ball
player, has signed with the Jersey City
team of the International League.
Charles r. Angel of the Providence
Iron and Steel Co of Kinsley avenue, is
planning trip to England in June.
Rev Morgan 4. Pease has received
call to the pastorate of the Pilgrim Con.
greeational Church, Harrison street
DR.. A. C. Mongeau of this place, re-
Gently passed an examination, which per-
mits him to practise dentistry in Massa'
chusetts
Faith Lodge, Odd Ladies, held a well
attended meeting on Wednesday evening
in Odd Fellows Hall. Several candidates
were initiated.
J. Will Carpenter & Son, undertakers Of
this place, are in charge of the funeral Of
George Leonard, a well known provi.
dence business man, which takes place
to-day.
An auction will be held at the Colwell
Farm on Hartford Pike in Johnston on
Friday, April 3rd. A large number of
cows, farming tools and implements will
be sold.
J. Ernstof, OF Providence, who has done
considerable of late towards the improve.
ment of property in this section OF the
city, has just completed the remodeling
of two family house, OF and 69 Delaine
Street.
Mrs. Ellen +, Burnett, widow of George
Burnett and mother Of Mrs. Louis r. Win
scr of Hartford Avenue, died at jamestown
OH Wednesday of last week, The funeral
aud burial took place at Millbury, Mass,
on Saturday.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood
Cricket Club have elected the following
officers for 1914: President, J. Parkinson.
Captain, II. Wade; Vice Captain, A. Hill;
Secretary and Treasurer, 5. Eddleston and |
Assistant Secretary, J. f. Binns,
1t seems that the horse and carriage is |
evidently come back in 1914. There
are signs that people are going back TO
the old fsvorite. The Sutton Carriage |
Co., 43 Crans'on street, received 10 in
quiries for carriages thus far in March.
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Everett d. Miller Of "a Whitney street,
Providence, last Saturday. Mrs. Miller
was formerly Miss Marion Austin, and for
a number Of years was employed in the
Office Of the Joslin Manufacturing Co. at
Merino.
The West End Dental Society was
here on Tuesday evening. The
officers were elected; President
N. J. Serrorj Vice President-John J. 4
DRyer; Secretary-J. p. Massicotte;
w. Thrift; Executive Com
William II. Harrington, Chair.
nan: J. p. Reid, A. b. Farley, J. K. Drew,
!. K. Fritz, A. G.. Mongeau, 4. r. Gill.
F. A. Hefernan and James Durkin.
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