The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
] Historical Society -
Provfid6TkLR News.

after brief furlough.
A big force of wool sorters began work
at the Riverside Mills on Monday
The New York Skirt House has taken
rooms in The Tabernacle Building.
Miss Elsie Amison Of Joslin street, is
visiting friends at Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
The funeral of John Lafiey, OF Haro
street, wss held on Monday morning
Miss Ida Clifford of Whittier Avenue, is
seriously i'll at a Providence Hospital.
The Providence National mills on VAl-
ley Street will 60 full time rext week.
Several candidates were baptised at the
broadway Baptist Church last Sunday.
Rev. Andrew Forrest spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
| 1t is stated that Olneyviile has fourteen
jitney cars running to the centre Of the
city.
The Zetenia Circle Of the Broadway Bap-
tist CHURCH will give play on the evening
Of April 9Th.
The Tsberuace Church will hold its
ami. c sary tea party on Tuesday evening
OF next week.
Rev. George l. Pine officiated at the
evening service at the Church OF the
Messiah last Sunday.
Tue Wi liam hughes Co. have recently
| sold S passenger keo tonring cars to A.
| Bat. stli and b. Kalunian.
Miss Myra Johnson Of Hartford, Conn.,,
h-s been The guest OF Miss Maybelle San
Souci OF "A ebster Avenue.
Rev. a. K. Weston addresses the
Teachers aud Officers Association of Trini-
ly Church, this evening.
The Altar Chapter OF the Church of the
Messiah held a meeting at The Parish
House on Monday evening.
4 Rev. Sir. Crane, of Saylesville, will
speak al the Pilgrim Congregational
Shurch next Sunday evening.
| The revival services at the PlaiufieId
Street Free Baptist Church closed on sun
day. The meetings were we'll attended,
| Arturo Giovannitti of New YORK. viii
speak at the Royal Theatre Sunday after.
noon 10 the Liberal Lyceum Course Of free
lecturers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Temple observed
the 10th anniversary Of their marriage on
Wednesday evening at their home, Is
Whittier Avenue.
Manufacturer Lodge observed Ladies
Night on Tuesdey evening. Over two
hundred members and guests were
present. A very pleasing program was
gwen.
The paving of olneyville Square is
about AS poor as it we'll can be Trucks
spatter the store windows with mud when
it is wst weather, and altogether the un.
even surface 10 bad
The Sheldon drama, "In His Steps," re.
Gently given by one Of the societies Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, will be re-
produced on Friday evening Of next week
at the Pilgrim Congregational Church.
Mrs. Adeeb Paris and her FIVE daugh.
tiers, gave an illustrative talk on Syria at
the Second Presbyterian Church, Harris
avenue on Sunday. They were garbed in
native costume Of that country.
The Anna Gordon w. {. T. U. held a
meeting on Monday afternoon at the Plain
held Street Baptist Church. The subjee,
discussed was Temperance and the, War"
Mrs. A. K. Titchener read paper.
The ard anniversary Of the Tabernacle
Church will be observed next Sunday.
Rev. John B. Msgee Of East Greenwich
Academy, will speak in the morning and
Rev. &c. Bass at the evening service.
The annual tea party will be held on Tues
day evening.
Professor Nathaniel Schmidt, Ph. ID. Of
Cornell University, gave a lecture on "The
Political Progress Of the World during the
'sst Century" at the Bell Street Chapel
last sunday afternoon. Next Sunday, be
all give the third and last lecture Of the
series On. "The Social Progress of the
World 10 the last Century" These sd-
dresses are we'll worth hearing and are
tree to the public. ;
The March meeting Of the oIueyville
Busines Mems Association will be held
next Thursday evening. II will be Past
Night, sod IL 10 expected that
il will be a meeting Of unusual interest.
George w Gardiner. vice president Of the
Union Trust Co.. will be the principal
.p-aker. There will he a musical program,
and at the close # the meeting, a lunch
viii be served.
All kinds Of society printing done al the
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