The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

gone to Ot,owa, Isnads, where he will be
the guest OF relatives for a short season
and Mrs. James Edmonds entertain
ed party Of friends at Whist at their resi-
dence on Progress avenue, Thursday even
ing.
Tue annual bazaar OF the Tabernacle NJ.
K. Church was he'd tuesday aud wednes.
day afternoons of this week aud was as
usual a success.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Hall Of Chicago,
are at the home Of Mrs. Halls mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Maher, 90 Clarence street
for the holidays.
AT the weekly prayer meeting at the
Tabernacle hurch, Thursday evening, the
subject was "Our Relations Towards Our
Brethern." A solo was rendered by Miss
Marjorie Swain.
Joseph w. Edmonds, the popular
motorman on the Hughesdale line, who
has been confined to his residence on
Pocasset avenue for about two months, has
rctuineu 10 uuty.
At the meeting Of Olneyville Nest of
Owls, Tuesday evening, seven candidates
were initiated and six applications for
membership were received A clam
chowder was served at the conclusion OF
the ceremony.
The committee from Olneyvile and the
Ladies Nest of Owls, who are arranging
for Christmas tree for the little ones to
take place Monday evening. December
zoth, met a, the Office OF DR.. j. Z. Reid on
Monday evening.
The Greenwood Club rendered the Jolly
Ladies, who assisted in making the
Minstrel Show, recently held under the
auspices Of the club a success, a banquet
and dance in Owls Hall on Stokes street,
"Wednesday evening.
At the meeting OF Ivanhoe Lodge,
Knights Of pythias, last evening, the rank
OF K quire was conferred upon one cand-
date. Officers for the coming year will be
nominated Thursday evening, December
| 23rd aud will be elected the following
Thursday evening,
The official members Of the Tabernacle
NJ 4. Church met with the pastors aud
representative laymen Of e Methodist
Church Of this cty Monday evening to
hear DIR. X. ]. Helms of the Morgan
Memorial of Boston, who Ioke on the
work Of that institution. A supper was
served by the ladies Of the church.
The officers elected OF Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge of Odd Fellows are as follows;
Noble Grand; Grace Patter, Vice Grand;
Sarah Leeson, Financial Secretary; Sarah
Patter, Recording Secretary; Florence
Gil, Treasurer; Alice Wood, Trustees;
James N. Smith, Matte Damn and George
N. Barton, Delegate to Odd Fellows Home
Association; Mabel Gsbbi, Hall Com
mIttee; James Gabbi.
Large assortment Of Ladies' aud Gents
solid lax gold and as years guaranteed
gold filed Waltham aud Elgin Watches
also beautiful line Of diamond set cases
Make your selection now for Christmas
gifts, while the stock is complete aud
have them reserved until you are ready to
call as it won't cost you any more and you
get the first pick. J. A. ANGELL, J978
Westminster Street, Olneyville Square,
Adv.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Conway, who
was well known in this section, was held at
the residence Of her nephew, PatroImsn n
r. II. Clay, II Wallace Street. Tuesday
morning and was followed with Mass OF
Requiem at st. Anthony's Church, the
Rev. Fr. 6. w. Brown officiating. The
bearers were: Joseph aud William Byron,
Thomas and William Dunn, all being
nephews. The burial was at ST. Francis
Cemetery.
At he meeting Of Manufacturers Lodge
of Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing were elected as officers for 1910:
Noble Grand, Elisha 4. o. Walcb; Vice
Grand, Daniel Lessor; Recording Secre.
tary, Lawrence B. Dsw; Financial Secre.
tary, Edward J. Shawcross; 2. g., Treas
urer, Joseph Cough p. c., Trustees,
James ". Smith; p. c., Gilbert X. Parker;
p. G, aud Thomas walch; Delegate TO
Odd Fellows Home Association, John c.
Bowen; Hall Committee, Nelson Ander-
son; p g. They Will be installed Tuesday
evening, January nth.
Monday evening, the Committee from
the olneyville Business Mems Association,
1ho were appointed a, the last meeting Of
the association to arrange for the zSth
annual reunion and banquet met at the
Office Of James VI. ShaScross and organized
as follows: Chairman; J. William Bans
pach, Secretary; James NJ. Shawcross,
Treasurer; John T. Fletcher, Speakers;
Col. X. J. San Souci, X. Z. Salisbury,
Edward p. Sibley and John T. Fletcher,
Banquet; James NJ. Shsweross, John
Fogsriy and william n. Besne, Music; J.
william Bsnspsch, Hall; Bernard McTier.