The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-04-10

People are finding the new clock NJ the
Union Trust Co., very convenient
The weather thus far this week has had
a rather dampening effect on Easter trade
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Sawyer spen,
several days this week in Weston, Mass.
Patrolman Frank H. Luby of the Sixth
Station. has been confined to his home by
illness.
A number of candidates we're bap,ised
at the Dyer Avenue Chapel last Sunday
evening.
DR.. John 7. Farrell has removed from
Westminster street to the Edgewood
section.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
A meeting Of the Broadway Baptist
Benef fetal Institute was held on Monday
evening.
John Farrell OF this place. has taken a
position with Kennedy & Co.'S new store in
Providence.
The formal opening Of Boyajian Brothers
remodelled store on Plainkeld street takes
place today.
1t is expected that work will soon begin
on the new theatre, corner Of Broadway
and Valley Streets.
Rev. Frank Gray spoke last Sunday
evening at the Tabernacle Church on
"Life's Surprises"
A Sunrise Service will be held at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
morning at 6 o'clock.
Fifty candidates were initiated by the
Johnston Lodge of Moose last Sunday
evening in Calefs Hall.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
grade crossing work at Planheld Street
| and Hartford Avenue.
William Kelley, we'll known resident
of this section, died at his home TT Am.
herst Street, on Tuesday.
A son was born last week TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howorth Of Pittsbury. Mrs.
Howorth was formerly Miss Dora Sheldon
Of Plain6eId street.
K. G. MeNabb, of the Peoples Hard.
ware Co, who has been confined to his
home all winter by illness, is able TO at-
tend to business again.
Olneyville business men are interested 10
the Sci,uate Reservoir plan. They are
not favorable to the scheme, as 1t means
cutting off lot Of country trade.
DR.. Charles Z. v. Chaplin, Superintend-
ent OF the Health Department Of Provi-
dence, will speak at the meeting Of the
Olneyville Business Mems Association on
Tuesday evening of next week. The
Rhode Island Band will render several
selections.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Taber-
nacle Church elected the following officers
at meeting held on Monday: President,
Mrs. Alfred Smith, for the fifth year; Vice
Presidents, Mrs. Summerscales and Mrs.
A. Mills; Recording Secretary, Mrs. c.
Heaton; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Bancroft; Treasurer, Mrs. II. Adams;
Executive Committee, Mrs. Band, Mrs.
Sykes, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. 0ra.on, Mrs.
Buttle, Mrs. Frieker and Mrs. Newman.
The Trinity Baptist Mission at a meet
ing held on Monday evening, elected the
following officers: Deacons, Alpheus B.
Horton, Henry Il. Newell, Frederik T.
Kinneeom; clerk, Clarence /. Brown;
treasurer, James r. Senior; prudential CON-
mittee, chairman, Robert w. Newton,
members Of committee, George A. Stone,
William Il. Alverson, Herbert Thompson,
James Spencer, James II. Taylor, Robert
L. Howe, Albert r. Saunders, Charles A.
Peck, Julian Newton, James X. Senior,
George e. Hill and Clarence L. Westcott;
finance committee, James X. Senion. chair
man; chief usher, Cyril Tweedale; choris-
ter, Robert w. Newton.
EASTER CANDIES. Special Prices.
Chocolate Almonds, ID, 3oc.; Chocolate
Nougatines, Toc Chocolate Mixture, age;
Jordan Almonds, 79c.; Vanilla Creams,
lIsc Licorice Waters, Iec.; Old-Fashion.
Ted Creams, I5c.; Velvet Kisses 7se. )
Cream Carsmels, age. Our Candies Guar.
anteed Fresh. Easter Cards, &C., SC. and
Ioc. Easter Novelties, &C. and Ioc.
Easter Post Cards. Don't forget your
camera supplies. BYRON A. SMITH,
Prescription Druggist r9 olneyvill'
IN Providence, nearly everyone buys