The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-12

While chasing young man early Thurs
day morning on Regent avenue, Patrolman
patanude fell and injured his right leg, but
not to that extent as to ineapaeitate him
from duty.
The first degree was conferred upon
three candidates at the meeting OF
Manufacturers Lodge Of odd Fellows
Tuesday evening. the work being In
charge OF Past Grand James Gabbi.
The Rev. L. A. Clevenger, pastor OF
the Broadway Baptist Church. is to
present series of six sermons to men
at the chufch, the first TO be given
Sunday evening. Nov. IA, at 7:15 p. m.
Samuel Smith, an old-time mill ma.
chinist. died at his residence, so Row
an street. Wednesday evening. and
where his funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon. Mr. Smith was about
rs years old.
This evening at 1880 o'clock re.
ception and banquet will be rendered
to the officials of the First General
Conference. District Epworth League,
by the league connected with the
Tabernacle NJ. L. Church.
Mounted Patrolman James p. Cava
naugh OF the Chaffee street station
has so far recovered from his injuries
that he was able to be taken from the
Rhode Island Hospital to his residence
191 Alyerson avenue. Wednesday.
At the meeting OF Olneyville Ladies'
Nest Of Owls Tuesday evening, com.
mittee was appointed to assist a com
mittee from the mems lodge In caring
for the children at the Christmas tree
exercises that are to be held Monday
evening, Dec. 20.
The cantata of Faith Triumphant: /:
The Healing of Naaman," will be given
under the direction of the music com
mittee Of the Plainfield Street Bap-
tist Church. In the church Tuesday
evening. Mrs. c. T. Arnold will pre-
side at the organ.
The funeral OF Torrance OBrien, an old
time retired brick mason, was held at his
late residence on Lena street this morning
and lst'r, Mass Of Requiem was celebra.
ted n St.tMsry' Church, Broadway. The
Hdeceased leaves one daughter, Miss Mary
UBrien. The interment was at St.
Francis Cemetery.
The Board of Directors of the Olney
vile Business Mems Association, of
which Mr.. John 7. Fletcher is chair.
man, are making an effort to get all
OF the members Of the association tc
attend the meeting Wednesday, when
present business conditions will be the
subject. A lunch will be served.
The Altar Chapter of st. Anthony's
Church held whist party at the
residence OF Mrs. John McGorty, 104
Alverson avenue, Tuesday evening
about 100 participating. The winners
were Mrs. Frank Howard. Miss Ger
trude McNally, Messrs. Joseph Kier
nan and Patrick King. A buffet
lunch was served.
On Monday evening the Deaconesi
class of the Tabernacle M. Il. Church
held what they termed a stocking 30
cial at the home of Miss Susie Sly
SO Webster avenue. There was a
goodly supply, the greater part OF then
being for children, which will be dis.
tributed to the needy by the members
of the organization.
At a meeting Of olneyville Nest OF
Owls Monday evening, eight candi
dates were initiated and five applica'
tions for membership we're received
The sum of $12 was donated for toys
for the children at the orphans home
OF the order at South Bend, Ind. A
committee appointed to arrange for a
Christmas for the children Of the mem
bers in the hall on Stokes street, Mon
day evening, Dec. 20, and for a New
Years dance and watch meeting for
the lady friends of the members, and
a chowder Is TO be served by the
Home Committee Tuesday evening,
Dec. z.
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