The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-09

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Rally Day was observed on Sunday at
the Bell Street Chapel.
Eugene Clarke of Webster Avenue has a
new Imperial touring car.
The VIM. Hughes Co. are having fine
sale Of REQ cars this season.
II c. Gor,on purchased four horses this
week for his teaming business.
furnishing goods store has been open
ed in the Tabernacle Building.
II T. Nangle is home fr~m a business
trip through northern New England.
Walter Van Leuven has become a mem.
be. of the Providence Fire Department.
Lieutenant w. l.. Doe Of the Sixth Sta
tion, has recovered from his recent illness.
An Easter Concert was given at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday evening
Rev. Andrew Forrest spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
John Mullen has recently started jitney
| service from Daniel avenue to Market So.
Joseph Braney, a student at Syracuse
University is home for the Easter holidays
Thomas w. Penney has been confined to
his home this week by an attack Of the
grippe.
The Holy Name Society Of St. Mary's
Church held special meeting on Friday
evening.
A new sewer is being place in Lowell
avenue from Plainheld street to Pocasset
avenue.
Anna Gordon, w. c. T. U. will hold its
regular meeting on Monday evening Of
next week.
The officers and teachers Of the Trinity
Sunday School hold their annual meeting
this evening. Il
The Zetema Circle Of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church will give an entertainment
this evening.
The Beneficial Institute of the BroadwA
Baptist Church held regular meeting on
Monday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. .. o. r.
initiated two candidates at its meeting on
Tuesday evening.
Patrick J. Murphy, a recently appointed
patrolman, has been assigned TO duty at
the Sixth Station.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Thornton
Volunteer Fire Co. held dance in Library
Hall on Monday evening.
A meeting of the Social Committee OF
the Olneyville Business Men Association
was held on Tuesday evening.
Olneyvile Nest of Owls at meeting on
Tuesday evening, initiated I8 candidates
and received 81 applications.
The Tenth Ward Independent Tax Pay
ers Club will hold meeting on sunday in
Columbia Hall, Putnam street.
A destructive fire took place at the res
idence Of Meyer Davidson on Progress
Avenue on Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas p. Smith, the we'll known con
biaSbOi,
avenue to the Fruit Hill section.
The next meeting Of the Olneyyille Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on
"Wednesday evening, April 2Ist.
Ia. Mowry Of East Hampton, Mass,
was caller at TIMES Office yesterday,
Mr.. Mowry is a native of Smith6eld.
The annual meeting of the Farther
Lights Society Of the Broadway Baptist
Church was held on Monday evening.
Councilman Thomas Walch and John I.
Kenyon have returned home from Florida,
where they have been for several months.
Bills to the amount of 81, 500 we're col
lected for the Providence Gas Co. at X.
II. Sainsbury's store during the month
Of March.
S. w. T. Tourtellotte OF Messer street,
who fell last Friday and broke one Of his
legs, is getting along as well as could be
expected.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher gave an address at
the meeting Of the Sunshine Band Of the
pIsinheld Street Baptist Church on Mon
day evening.
The Mems Forum OF the Plsinhed
Street Church held a social in the Church
Psrlors on Tuesday. Mayor Henry
Fletcher gave an address.
The well known driving horse "Anchor," E"
owned by DIR. w. X. Randall Of this place,
was killed last week because Of old age.
The animal had been owned by DIR. Ran.
dali for some time and had won a number
Of races.
August Node, former member Of the
carrier force at the Olneyville Station, died
at the ST. Joseph Hospital on Thursday
lie was appointed a substitute carrier June
40, 1898, and became a regular emPloye
Of the department October Ist, 1900. Mr.
Nolde resigned bis position in June Of las,
year on account Of III health. He resided
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