The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-23

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Mrs. w. A. woodmansee, Sr., who has
been seriously i'll, is improving.
Mrs, Annie Tefft, formerly a resident OF
Olneyville, visited friends here on Monday
]. J. Ettor addressed an open air meet
ing on the Square last Saturday evening.
Rev. L A. Cleyenger spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon
dance in Library Hall on Wednesday even.
ing.
Howard u. Carpenter was in Oak Bluffs
this week getting his cottage ready for the
summer.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
number of Olneyville base ball fans
attended the game in Boston on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Medbury OF Plainheld
street, who has been very i'll, is consider
ably better.
James Johnson of the clerical force at
the olneyville Station, is away on a short
vacation trip
Miss Susan G. Lewis, clerk at the
Olneyville Post-offce, is confined to her
home by illness.
Lieutenant Governor San Souci attend.
ed the funeral Of Ex-senator Nelson w.
Aldrich on Sunday.
The soth anniversary Of the founding Of
the Broadway Baptist Church will be
observed on May 9th to 10th.
Frank NJ. Tillinghast, member Of Hose
I9, Plain6eld street, has been placed on
the retired list at his request.
Mr.. Joseph f. Bradley and Miss Frances
K. Buckley were married at st. Theresa's
Church on Monday morning.
Joseph Cohn Of New York, spoke at the
Trinity Baptist Church last Sunday morn
ing on "How sJewish Rabbi found Christ"
: Walter Calder, a carpenter employed by
J the Atlantic Mills, was quite seriously in
jured by fall at the mills on Thursday.
A. A. Spitz, one of the owners Of the
Pastime Theatre of this place, has become
interested in the ownership Of the Palace
Theatre at Manchester, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. John Butterworth OF 23
Atwood street. observed the 5oth anniver-
sary of their marriage on Saturday. A
tlarge number of friends were present.
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Joyce was
held on Monday morning at her late resi-
dence, No. 262 Manton avenue. Requiem
| mass was sung at st. Theresa's Church.
Rev. William r. Hall, secretary OF the
Young Peoples Work for the Presbyterian
Church, spoke at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Harris avenue on Monday evening.
J. f. Kelley has just purchased an
International Truck through the agency OF
B. +. and A. W. Hopkins. Mr.. Kelley
will use the truck in his ice cream bus.
ness.
Rev. Frank W. Gray has been resppoint-
ed pastor OF the Tabernacle NJ. T.. Church
by Bishop Hamilton at the Southern N. +.
Conference. The return OF Mr. Cray j,
very satisfactory to his parishioners.
The funeral Of Henry NOVEL; was held a.
the Church of the Messiah on Monday
afternoon. Rev +. I. Collins officia,ed al
the service. A delegation from Peabody
Lodge, Sons Of St. George, attended in a
body.
John'Harley Coffin, we'll known resi-.
home, Ir2 Killingly street on Monday
He was in his 63rd year. The funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Coffin was for many years engaged in
the milk business.
A very pleasing entertainment was given
last Friday evening at the Plainfeld Stree,
Free Baptist Church under the auspices Of
the Cheney brotherhood. Those taking
part were: Miss Edith Hughes, Mrs.
Benjamin +. Collision, Mrs. Chaplin T..
Arnold, Miss Hazel Grace Brown and Fred
Burns.
Edwin A. Tourtellotte died on Monday
at his home on Hartford avenue. He was
a native Of Scituate, but had long beer a
resident Of Johnston lie leaves a widow
and four adult sons. The funeral was held
on Wednesday and was in charge Of Rev.
Frederick I. Collins. The burial was al,
the Tourtellotte family burying ground
A regular meeting Of the olpeyvilIe Bush
nee Mems Association was hold on We'd
nesday in the Library Building. One new
member was elected. "a Paint up and
Clean mp" committee was appointed con
sisting Of VIM. II. Draper, John T. Fleich.
er, Frank A. Duffy, NJ B. Mcmillan and
John Thornton. Committee for the inn
provement Of olyeyville Square consisting
Of Thomas Sullivan Philip Fogarty and