The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

A'ahnoS LousS MT ihuiSeey eNh"b'
Work is progressing on the new gasome-
ter on Pettis avenue.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. f. K.
Croghan on Saturday.
]. r. Belknap was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel on Sunday.
Repairs aud Improvements are being
made at T. K Parker's Drug Store.
Edward A, Riggs, Of the N Y. N II. *
II. K r was in town on Tuesday.
Rev. K. c. Bennett offciated at the serv-
ices Of the Church of the Messiah on Sun
day.
The meetings of the Olneyville Business
month.
The Olneyville Nest OF Owls is to have a
gymnasium at the headquarters on Stokes
Street.
Rev. c. r. Wood spoke at the Second
Presbyterian Church, Harris avenue on
Sunday.
The Olneyville ball team will play the
Hopkins on Saturday at the Merino
Grounds.
Court Good Hope, l. o. f. held
regular meeting in Artisans Hall on Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. Roger Pratt, former missionary,
spoke at the Trinity Baptist Church last
Sunday evening.
John McCrudden aud Miss Mary A.
Cotton we're married on Thursday morning
at st. Theresa's Church.
Mr.. Thomas Seowcroft and family Of
Swan street, are enjoying an automobile
trip in Northern New England.
Rev Frederick Barnes of Peabody,
Mass, was the speaker at the Broadway
Baptist Church on Sunday.
Frank Taylor, of the local Liggett stores
has been transferred TO one of the down
street stores Of the company.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. F. held
regular meeting on Tuesday. Only
routine business was transacted.
Much praise has been heard in regard to
the new railroad station on Plainheld St.
1t is a very welcome improvement.
Thomas rhoresen, bookkeeper at the
Olneyville Branch of the Union Trust Co.
is enjoying o vacation in South Kingston.
Rev. Z. c. Burr, pastor Of the Fourth
Baptist Church Of Providence, will preach
at the Broadway Baptist Church next Sum
day.
Rev. w. S. Flynn, pastor of St. Theress's
Church, died at New York Hospital on
Tuesday morning. lie had been i'll for
some time.
The degree team Of Prosperity Lodge,
daughters Of ST. George, attended the
Convention of the order in Philadelphia
this week.
DR.. ]. N. Lalonde, 1854 Westminster
street, has to 20 to Chicago and Rochester,
Mimi, to follow the Murphy aud Mayo's
hospital clinics.
The funeral OF John DAILY was held at
his late home, ID Atwood street on Mon
day morning with Requiem Mass at ST.
Mary's Church.
DR.. James Z. Reid gave an address at
Pawtucket on Monday evening before the
Pawtucket Lodge, International Assoeia-
| tion Of Mechanics.
Harrison T. Winsor of the annex, was
elected president Of the Winsor Family
Association at the annual meeting held this
week at Greenville.
A new post Office order makes it possible
for person to indicate on his money order,
the parcel post package for which the
money order is intended to pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID Browne Of 79 Oak
street, celebrated their wedding anuiver.
ssry at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
w. Clemence Of Creenville on Tuesday.
A test proved that the New Haven road
engines were unable TO make several oi
the hills with the added tonnage and SO
the load per engine has been reduced back
to the original of 2,3oo or 7,4oo tons
With the added tonnage on each train,
six trains would be carrying between them
enough cars to make up another train.