The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-16

mSh's NJ nis lhlunelu sIect stoic.
August Thout and wife of Plainheld
street, have removed TO New Haven.
Louis II. Meyer will return next week
from a two months stay in Florida.
Peter Morrison of the annex, is attend
ing the hat makers convention at Chicago.
The ID. G. c. Club Of the annex, give a
whist and dance next Wednesday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the aud
degree on two candidates on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. A. b. Cristy was the speaker At
the Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
morning.
1t is understood that the Plainheld street
station is to be repaired in very thorough
manner.
Earl &. Whelden has been granted a
victualling license for his store at IS Plain
6eld street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horold Trevor, who were
married last week, will reside on Mineral
Spring Avenue.
Mrs. Smith Ogden was considerably in
jured on Monday by an auto truck at Odd
Fellows Square.
Joseph Cough has been confined to his
home for the past week by severe attack
Of the grippe.
A regular meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
on Wednesday evening.
Henry NOVEL;, the we'll known Plainfed
street news dealer, died at his home on
Priscilla avenue this morning.
James l.. Walch entertained a party OF
about twenty friends at his home on
Whittier avenue on Tuesday evening.
A regular meeting of the Sunset Club
was held on Monday evening. A chicken
supper waa served during the evening.
Monday, Philip Fogarty & Sons an
nounced to their customers and public
generally, that c0a had gone down 30
cents per ton.
Zatama Circle Of the Broadway Baptist
Church, gave a very excellent dramatic en-.
tertainment at the Messiah Parish House
last Friday evening.
Mr.. Frank A. Spratt, formerly Of the
annex, is in charge Of personally conduct
ed party Of Providence school teachers at
Atlantic City this week.
Mrs. +. A. Watkins gave an address be-
fore the Anna Gordon, w. {. T. u. aud
the Rookie, Y. 2. b. at the Broadway Bap
tist Church last Monday evening.
The cold storage plant is being installed
at the Dolbey Ice Cream factory. 1t is ex
pec,ed that the building will be completed
and equipped in about FIVE weeks.
The funeral of Joseph T, Wood, for
many years a watchman at the Providence
National Worsted Mills, was solemnized
last Friday afternoon. The burial was at
Rumford.
state that the American Wooden Company
has just purchased soc, 900 pounds Of wool
from Yakima, Wash paying from 10 to
I9 cents pound for fine wool and 73 10 az
cents a pound for crossbreds.
Journal.
Ernest B Hager, principal Of the Messer
street grammar school, delivered a lecture
Tuesday evening before the Providence
Franklin Society on Birds Place in
Nature" The talk was illustrated by lam
tern slides made from photographs taken
by the lecturer.
A delegation OF about twenty clerks and
carriers connected with the Olneyville Post
Office, attended the funeral Of August g.
Nolde on Sunday afternoon. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. A. r. Carpenter oi
St. Peters Church and the bearers were:
Harry Waite, w. r. Cleary, Fred T.
Kinnecom and william Pesree. The
burial was at Pocasset.
Following the suggestion Of one Of the
old employees Of Blanchard, Young & Co.,
the company this year, instead Of giving
a banquet at the Crown Hotel to the en-.
ployes, as has been the custom for several
years, has given the money usually spent
for the dinner to the Providence Society
for Organizing Charity. Tribune.
It is understood that Rev. Amos r.
Chase, formerly pastor Of the Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church, has accepted a call to the
pastorate Of the Tabernacle Bsptis, Church,
Camden, n. J. mr. Chase resigned from