The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-05-07
AL NEWS.


Mill conditions in this section are on
the improve.
ochee Ginger Ale is local product and
a very excellent one, too.
The Olneyville Furniture Co. is holding
its third anniversary sale.
III 4 Poh,e & Co. have some very hand
some signs painted in their windows.
Edward n. Cook has lately sold num-
ber OF house lots on Laurel Hill Avenue.
The VIM. Hughes 60. have twenty.seven
REQ cars to deliver before the 1Sth OF May.
J. w. Mills Of the VIM. Hughes Co. has
just returned from trip to Lansing, Mich.
The Mozart Club will give concert in
Library Hall on the evening of May 10Th.
William Masterson OF the annex, has
just returned from a trip to New York.
The celebration Of Rhode Island Inde-
pendence Day was observed on Tuesday.
The Royal Theatre is satisfying its large
centage with excellent amusement pro-
grams.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
A. +. Weeden has just purchased new
3lon Packard truck for use in his ice
business.
The Manton Avenue Public Market was
broken into on Sunday aud a sack oI
potatoes stolen.
Captain Maynard l.. Stone Of the SIKH
station, is confined to his home in EN-
wood by illness.
The Broadway Baptist Beneficial Insti
tute nominated officers at meeting held
ON Monday evening.
Albert I. Smith OF New Haven, has
been the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. W.
Carpenter this week.
Mt, George Mofit and Miss Grace
Wood Of the annex, were married last
week by Rev A. 4. Weston.
Luther E. Hopkins has purchased the
wholesale milk business, for many years
conducted by K. L, Sheldon.
The next meeting Of the Oneyville Busi.
ness Mems Association will be held on
Thursday evening, May 10th.
DR.. A. IL, Barnes is having a summer
residence built at Gaspee Point Plat.
Horace Martin has the contract.
Manufacturers Lodge held regular
meeting on Tuesday evening and transact
cd considerable routine busxess.
The Olneyville Cricket team defeated
the Broadway Baptist team at Thornton
ON Saturday by a score Of 4S to "a.
The Olneyville team Of the Providence
Amateur League defeated the Mohawks
on Saturday at Merino Flats IL to 10.
A number of Rhode Island Company
officials spent the day at North Scilnte ou
Saturday, using the parlor car "Oregon"
Tor the trip.
George w. Howes, for many years in
charge Of the n. Y. N. Ii. & II. K. K.
station at Westminster street, has been
transferred to Norwood.
The funeral Of John McDermott was
held Monday morning at her late resi-
dence, "a Deborah street. A solemn high
mass was sung at St. Anthony's Church.
The carpenters employed by the n. Y.
n. Ii. * II. X. k. are very busy with re-
pair work and it may be some time before
the Plainfeld street railway station is re.
modelled.
Anna Gordon, w. {. T. u meets nexl
Monday afternoon at the Plainhed street
church psrlors. Miss Mary left will Civ,
an address on Temperance aud HON,
Training"
George L. Porter is now located at the
plumbing shop on Odd Fellows Square
formerly occupied by NJ. p. Burnside
Mr.. Porter is prepared to do all kinds o.
work in his line.
James Etchells died at his home, zS
DeSeta street on Saturday. The funeral
services were held at ST. James Church,
Broadway on Tuesday afternoon. The
burial was at the Poessset Cemetery.
The annual banquet Of the choir Of the
Church Of the Messiah vas held on Tues
day evening. After the dinner, hne
musical program was given. Those TAX
ing part we're: Miss Ella Beatrice Ball,
violinist; Miss Margaret Watson, soprsnoj
Mrs. r. Lindsey Cummings, altoj X.
Lindsey Cummings, tenor and Loyal
Phillips Shave, baritone.
There have been $40 forest fires in Con-
neeticut so far this year, most Of them re.
Gently, according to a statement made
here by w. o Filley, state forest FIRE war
den. lie estimates the damage at more
than sIoo,ooo. The damage from num-