The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

friends at Haekenssck, N. ].
When is the Grand Trunk railroad in
Rhode Island to be completed
The revival services at the Broadway
Baptist Church closed on Sunday.
Dances are being held on Friday even
ings u Mechanics Hall, lainheld street
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood he'd
business meeting on Tuesday evening.
| Sergeant O'Brien OF the Sixth Station.
returned on Monday from short iuriough.
An organ recital was given at the Church
OF the Messiah oil Wednesday evening.
Frederrck Temple has been elected
superintendent Ct the Broadway Bapti,I
Bible school.
New plate glass windows have been
placed in the store recently vacated 10y III.
e. pohle & Co.
Archie Felker, a seamen on the u. 5. ).
Texas, is at his home on Priscilla avenue
on farlough.
John L. Kenyo Oh aud Councilman Thomas
Walch have gone 10 1T Cloud, Fla, Tor
an extended stay.
The Rhode Island Press Club will hol"
its annual meeting in Providence on W ash
ington's Birthday.
st. Antnony's Itish Catholic Beuevo ent
Union Will give al entertainment this even
ing III stokes Hall.
Rev. II A. BenedicI has been invited [
supply the puip't at the Academy Aveuu,
Congregational church,
The liistrionic Club will produce the
ia &C emitted "OuI Wives" a, Irons Hall
on the evening Of January 25lh.
Manufacturers Lodge q. .. r. IT
cieved two propositions Tor membership al
its meeting on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Frederick Pickles, we'll known IN
this section, has accepted call 10 preach
at the Baptist Church at Newcastle, Ne.
The Ladies Social Circle Of the broad
way Baptist Church held an all day meet
ing at the church Parlors on Wednesday.
The Messiah Senior Boys Club will
| give a di amatic entertainment In the far-
ish House on the evening of February 10th.
Marion Ballou tiske, the cartoonist
lecturer. will give lecture on Friday
evening at the Plainheld street Baptist
Church.
Fred q. Chadbourne, formerly OF the
annex, Is now located in New Bedford,
where he is engaged in the real estate
business.
| Harry Waite, for nearly twenty years,
carrier and Gle k at the Olneyville Post
Office, has been granted a short leave OF
absence.
1t is understood that the parish of the
Holy Nativity at Thornton may be sepa.
rated from the Messiah Parish Of this place
in the spring.
! The Dolbey Ice Cream Co. will soon
break ground for new building 5bx6o II
on Plalnie d street, which will be used for
their business.
The January meeting Of the Olneyyille
Business Mems Association will be held Oh
Wednesday evening Of next week in the
Library Building.
A match game Of pool was played on
Wednesday evening at the Royal Poo
Parlors aud Bowling Alleys by MesSrs.
Burdick and Savage.
The Owls Bowling League held its mid.
winter banquet last Saturday evening a,
the Olneyvile Hotel. A fue time was
enjoyed by those present.
| A. T. Rossiter has recently purchased
the building at No. 464 plsinheld street, q
portion Of which has been occupied by him
for SEINE time as plumbing shop.
william II. Draper, president Of the
| OlHeyville Business Mems Association,
was guest at the annual banquet Of the
Pawtucket Board Of Trade ON wednesday
evening
Peter e. Cannon's many friends In this
section are much pleased that he has been
appointed U. S assistant district attorney.
They feel that Mr.. Cannon richly deserved
the appointment.
Representative Herbert e. Clemence will
give an s1eress before the brotherhood oi
the Pilgrim Congregational Church on
tuesday evening, February and on "a
Glimpse Of the Hawaiian Islands"
The Dorcss and Ladies Missionary bo-
eieiies Of the Plsin6eId Street First Free
Baptist Church held uuion meeting a, 3
o'clock wednesday afternoon, at the home
of Miss Carrie Reynolds on Plainheld st.
Mr.. James AFRICAN and Miss Aonie
Murphy, well known young people Of this
section, were married on Wedne,dsy a,
81. Msry's Church. After q short wed.
ding Trip, they viii reside on Dorchester
svesoe. They have the bes, wishes Of q
hust Of friends.