The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-26

touring car.
Thomas Gibbons expects to remove tc
Sterling avenue.
Louis II. Meyer is expected, home from
Florida next week.
John Garrett has returned from a bust
ness trip in the West.
George Frazer has opened his fower
store in Pixies Block.
A new regulator clock has been placed
in Flowers Drug Store.
There is said to be shortage Of patrol
men at the Sixth Station.
James l.. Walch has taken position in
Gibson's up town drug store.
w. IL. A. Plummer has recovered from
a severe attack Of the grippe.
Many people from here attended the jit-
ney hearing on Thursday evening.
Rev. Andrew Forrest spoke at the Hart.
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday.
Arthur 4. Reimer, OF Boston, will speak
in Textile Hall, Sunday at ) P. NJ.
Charles Shaw is on a vacation trip to
various points In New England.
J. o. San Souci has beee confined to his
home by illness several days this week.
1t is stated that a new railroad station
is soon to be erected on Plainheld Street.
Earle Mallor has purchased the pork
shop on Plainheld street owned by Charles
Shaw.
James Holden, son of John Holden of the
Annex died at his home in Oklahoma City
on Tuesday.
Faith Lodge, Odd Ladies'. held regular
meeting on Wednesday evening in Odd
Fellows Hall.
Theodore Rochon, Of What Cheer Ave.
nue., who has been very seriously i'll with
pneumonia. is improving.
Miss Annie Ault, bookkeeper for the
Dolbey Ice Cream Co., has returned from
visit to friends in Psscoag
The Brotherhood of the Second Presby.
terian Church will meet this evening and
elect officers for the ensuing year.
Charles ID. Owens, one of the former
owners of the Atlantic Mills died at his
home In Providence on Wednesday.
call to become permanent pastor OF
the Pilgrim Congregational Church has
been extended TO Rev. Morgan X. Pease.
Anna Gordon w. c. 7. U. met on Mon
day afternoon with Miss l.. NJ. Pollock,
Webster avenue. Thank OferingDa was
observed
Manufacturers Lodge, I. .. o. +. will
confer the second and third degrees on
several candidates at its meeting on Tues
day evening.
The Ladies Sewing Circle Of Priscilla
Lodge, ID. of R. held a dinner at the
"Wellington" in Providence last Wednes.
day afternoon.
Henry X. Harris Of aIo Huntington
avenue, reports that his hencoop was
broken into Tuesday night and three hens
valued at 81 SO we're stolen.
Andrew B. Winsor Of 796 Hartford ave.
nue., reports that his bicycle, valued at Sro,
was stolen from in front Of the Technical
High School, Tuesday afternoon.
The members Of the Bud Of Hope Lodge
enjoyed concert on Wedneday evening at
their meeting place on Plsinfeld Street.
Graphophone selections were given by
Arthnr w. Carpenter.
A meeting OF the Sunshine Band Of the
Free Baptist Church was held on Monday
evening at the home OF of MRS. J. A.
Angel on Magnolia Street. There was a
large attendance. Routine matters we're
disposed Of at a business meeting, after
which a social time was enjoyed and the
hostess served refreshments, aided by Miss
Jennie Frew and Miss Gladys BrowuelI
Two new members were added to the
society.
The Over the Line Club met al the
home Of Mrs Louis IL. Horton, 81 Law
renee Street, on Tuesday Of this week.
The subject: ireland and its People" was
presented in an interesting paper by Mrs.
B. A. Sherwood in a unique costume Of
green, representing the Roman Catholic
element, and by Mrs. X. A. Clsuss in an
attractive orange costume with paper on
william Of Orange. Miss Amy Tyler
dressed as an Irish Colleen, sang The
Wesrin' o. the Green" very sweetly. The
house was tsstefully and appropriately
decorated and many Of the ladies wore a
touch Of green. After being served with
dainty refreshments by the hostess, the
ladies departed, having spent a very
pleasant afternoon.