The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-10-08
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A shooting gallery has been opened in
Pixies Block.
A Mission is being held at st. Anthony's
Church this week.
Olneyville was we'll represented this
week at the Brockton Fair.
The William Hughes Co, have received
an instsllment Of 1916 REQ cars
Dr.. Joseph Cooper spoke at the Taber-
naele Church last Sunday evening
Professor Hsmmond's dancing school
opened last evening in Library Hall.
The Robert Emmett Literary Association
held a meeting last Sunday afternoon.
The last ciambake of the season was
held al Slocum's, Pawtuxet last Sunday.
Manufacturers Lodge, L o. . F. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Everett f. Salisbury start
ed to-day on two weeks trip in the South.
Preston Yerring,on Of l.. Sweet & Co.,
Harris avenue, is suffering from a sprained
foot.
There are still many people who 60 to
their "down the river" cottages for the
weekend.
Mr.. Harold R. Moore and Miss Ruth
Doyle were recently married by Rev. A. S.
Wood worth.
There was "choose up" for cars at
the Olueyville Barn Of the Rhode Island
Co., this week.
Next Sunday is the first anniversary Of
the Trinity Baptist Church. 1t will be
Rally Day there
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Roberts was
held ct the Broadway Baptist Church las,
sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson of Pawtucket,
spoke at the Harris Avenue Presby terisp
Church last Sunday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Martha Cliff was
held at her late residence, 10 Ralph street
on Monday afternoon.
Police Commissioner Benjamin T. Moul-
| ton, has returned from visit to the San
Francisco Exposition
A number Of Olneyville base ball fans
are preparing to attend some Of the world
series games in Boston.
M. p. Feeney has just been appointed
assistant massbal of the 4th Degee Division
Of the X. Of c. Of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Bailey have re.
turned from their wedding trip aud will
reside at S85 Plainfeld street.
c. Woodbury. German Of Mt. Pleasant,
lawyer, who died on Sunday, was we'll
knowo to many in this section.
A. .. Card, a former resident OF this
place, in now engaged in the manufactur-
ing OF wooden utensils in Foster.
A regular meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, October 2oth.
Rev. Phillip G. Duffy of New York, con-
Quoted the evening service at the Crurch
of the Messiah laat Sunday evening.
| ] T.. Jackson, formerly OF this place is
writing world series base ball articles for
the Providence Journal and other papers.
A miscellaneous shower was given on
Monday to Miss Mary wslch at the home
Of Miss Margaret Esgan, S7S Atwells ave.
The first whist OF the season was held
on Thursday evening at the Sunset Club
Rooms. There was an unusually large at
tendance OF members.
The new school ihouse which is being
built off ut. Pleasant avenue, is progress
ing very rapidly. 1t surely will be la rye
aud attractive building.
Loyal Bud OF Hope Lodge will hold its
annual church parade on Sunday, Novem-
Der IAth and attend the morning service
at the Broadway Baptist Church.
c. Palumbo has opened a grocery and
market in his new building at the corner Of
Laurel Hill and Pocasset Avenues. The
store is very handsomely fitted mp.
Owen J. Hsnnawsy expects to open a
drug store on Pocssset Avenue. Mr..
Hant away is resident Of the Msnton sec
ton and we'll known in drug trade.
A regular meeting Of the Broadway Bsp-
tist Church Beneficial Institute was held on
Monday evening. Two new members
we're voted in After the business session,
a musical program was given also reading
by Rev. L. A. Clevenger.
Many olneyviIIe residents will take an
interest in the laying Of the corner Uone Of
st. sebastian's Church, corner Of Lloyd
and Slater avenues as the pastor Of the
new church Is Rev. James A. Craig, for
merly Of St. Msry's Parish.
rhe funeral Of George n. N. Clegg was
held On THURSDAY afternoon at his home,
Iz4 Bowdoin street. Rev. L. a. Cisvenger