The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Collision are in
Washington this week.
Ivaphoe Lodge, X. Of P. held we'll at
tended meeting last evening.
Mrs. George 5. Amidon Of Webster ave-
nue., is confined to her home by illness.
Rev. J. r. Cooper will speak at the
Tabernacle Church next Sunday morning.
| James II. Sherlock and family Of Alver :
son avenue, have removed to Rosklani
Manufscturers' Lodge, ! o. o T held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday evea-
ing.
Edwin Carr has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate oi the late Ldsar 4
Carr.
Rev. Andrew Forrest spoke at the
iIartfo;d Avenue Chapel last sunday after
noon.
ii. KeiRhley of Manton, has purcha d
the f. h. Sleere gain store on Plainhs d
Street.
Several candidates were bAptised at Il e
B. roadway Baptist Church last sunday
evening.
The Rhode Island State College resum-
ed its sessions on Tuesday, after the mid
winter vacation
Mrs. Ellen Il. Sweet OF Buuillville, is
the guest of Mrs. Prussia Thompson OF
Pocasset avenue.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. Of X. will initiate
several candidates at it's meeting next
Monday evening.
The Sunshine Band Of the Piainheld
Street Baptist Church held meeting On
Wednesday evening.
! The Qlneyville Business Mems Associs-
ton will hold regular meeting OH Wed.
nesday Of next week.
The Doreas Society of the Plainhed
Street Baptist Church held meeting on
Wednesday afternoon.
A class of candidates will be confirmed
al the Church Of the Messiah next Sunday
morning by Bishop Perry.
The attendance has been excellent this
week at the Royal Theatre. Fine attrac-
iions attract good audiences
DIR. James K Brown OF New YORK,
spoke at the Pilgrim Congregational
church last Sunday MOI oinIng.
The St. Theresa's Institute minstrel
show, which was he'd last Monday even
Ing at Irons Hall was great success
The Sunset Club held regular monthly
meeting on Monday evening. After the
business session, a collation. was served.
The Docas Society OF the Plain6eld
Street Free Baptist Church held a special
meeting in the church rooms wednesday
afternoon.
John L. Hall, who died on Sunday at
his home on Wendall street, was the old.
est employe OF the Brown & Sharpe
Manfg. Co
Sheldon T. Wilbur, for many years en-
gagged in business in Olneyville, died al
his home in Cranston on Monday. lie
was in bis 8oth year.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. O'Donnell are in
Washington, ID. c., where Mr.. O'Donnell
is attending the sessions of the National
Master Painters Convention.
Thomas Cullen, a resident OF this dis
trict, who has just been appointed men,
Der of the Providence police force, has
been assigned to the Fourth Station.
John Holland, who died at his home in
the Mount Pleasant District on Wednes.
day, was well known in this section. Tie
funeral services will be held tomorrow.
The Sunset No. Bowling team was
defeated on Tuesday evening by the Wes,
Side Club team by score OF 3 to o. TIE
strings we're rolled on the West Side
Alleys.
Next Tuesday evening, the Brotherhood
OF the Broadway Baptist Church will hold
an open meeting. DIR. Clevenger will
give an address on "Hoosier Life and
Letters"
A series Of evangelistie meetings will be
gin at the Trinity Baptist Church on Tues
day, February 10Th. Rev. James. W. Par
sons Of Buffalo, N. Y, will be in charge Of
the services.
Every man who helps the town in which
he lives helps himself just as much as he
helps the conmunity. He may not a..
ways realize Il financially, but he does Ia
other ways. For instance, IL produces
sense Of satisfaction and il so brosdens his
vision that he experiences the very real Joy
that comes from living for others as veil
as for himself
The woman's Missionary Society Of the
Trinity Baptist Church at a meeting held
on "Wednesday afternoon, nominated the
following officers; Miss Elsie Barnard
President; Mrs. Henry Newell, Vice Presi
l~.,. NJ. I.r~s Soancsr Secretary. Mrs