The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

are of on their vacation.
Mr.. Ira Evans of Manton, has been APP
pointed a Police Constable.
George c. Foearty is to erect coal shed
on his land on Latham street.
John M. Eagleson left this morning on
business trip to Fitchburg, Mass.
Patrolman Ashmore OF the Chafee ST.,
Station, is enjoying his annual vacation.
A. Bainton & Son, the old time music
dealers, will remove to No. Olneyville
Square, December Ist.
The Greenwood Social Club held a very
successful minstrel show and dance In
Library i'all. Thursday evening.
In the new Sunday school building of the
rrinlt, Union from Tuesday until this
evening. the Festival OF the year was
given.
The New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company have set out hedge
about the approach of the PIainfeld street
depot.
Mr. Daniel Evans opened his store on
Saturday, the store aud contents having
been badly damaged by fire about two
weeks ago.
The second degree was conferred upon
three candidates at the meeting of Manu-
fseturers' Lodge of odd Fellows on Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Valentine Williams, a former resi-
dent, who Tor some time had been located
at West Rutland, VT, is visiting old time
friends here.
Mr.. James NJ. Shawcross has returned
from Savannah, Ca, where he attended
the National Convention OF the Deeper
Waterway Commission.
Four candidates were initiated and two
applications for membership were received
at the meeting Of Manton Lodge, Loyal
Order OF Moose last evening.
A Mock Trial was held by the Knights
of King Arthur in the parlors of the Taber.
nace M, +. Church, Tuesday evening.
There was large attendance.
The Drexel Biddle Bible Class of St.
James Church, presented the rural comedy,
Dawn In Maine," in the parish house on
"Wednesday evening bef"re large and well
pleased audience.
Mr.. Michael I. Braney was among the
thousands that witnessed the Syracuse
Colgate foot ball game at Syracuse last
Saturday, his son Joseph being a member
Of the Syracuse team,
Bud of Hope Lodge, /. o. o. f, will
celebrate its 32nd anniversary Sunday by
attending divine worship at the Broadway
Baptist Church, followed by an entertain.
ment aud luncheon in the hall.
A large delegation from Tvanhoe Lodge,
Knights of Pythias. will visit Sterling
Lodge this evening, when the subject OF
Introducing Military training into the
Public Schools will be discussed.
The funeral of Charles c. Fuller Of New
Bedford, who died at the residence of his
sou, Clarence, at 8s Hudson street, Satur-
day, was held at the undertaking parlors Of
J. w. Carpenter & Son, IS Plain6eld St !,
onday evening at 8 O'Clock, the Rev.
Frank w. Cray officiating. The remains
were taken to Brockton the following
morning for interment.
The funeral of James Mccormick, a well
known resident, was held at his late home,
$40 Manton avenue, Tuesday evening. A
Mass Of Requiem was celebrated by the
Rev. Fr. Thomas II. Tiernsn at ST.
Theresa's Church The bearers were:
Thomas Leonard, James Hughes, Edward
Maher and o. Dillon GARNER. The inter.
ment was at st. Francis Cemetery.
Miss Julia Nichols and Francis Kenny
we're married with Nuptial Mass by the
Rev. Fr Joseph J. Scheuven at st.
Theresa's Church, Tuesday morning, the
attendants being the brides sister, Ellen,
and the groom's brother Simon. A we'd
ding breakfast was served at the brides
home, 1877 Merino avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenny will take up their residence at IS4
Alyerson avenue
The following we're nominated as officers
Of the Olneyvile Business Mems Associs-
ton for the coming year at meeting held
Wednesday evening: President Frank
L. Hsnley; Vice Presidents-John g
o'Mears, NJ. ID. and John T. Fletcher;
Secretary Y. Sibley; financial
Secretary William j. Banspach; Treas
urer-Arthur Bainion; Boz d Of Dirtst-
ors-Adelard DesursDge, John fogarty,
bernard McTiernsn, Thomss Sullivan,
John Thornton and william II. Draper;
Executive Committee-fran& Duffy, Ihos.
r. Beatty and Ernes. Williams. The fol-
loving we're appointed to arrange for the
annual reanion and banquet: William ].
Banspach, Edward r. Sibley, 4. J. san
Souci, Samuel WhiteleH James NJ.
Shawcross, Bernard MeTiernsn, John
Fogartv z z Salisbury. William II.