The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-05
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Quite NUMBER oil poles nave Deen re-
moved from the Square this week.
The family of Clifford Watson of Lowell
avenue are i'll with scarlet fever.
Rodney IL. Smith has taken a position
with the Shepard Co. of Providence.
J. o. Connor and family, have taken up
their residence at 34s Plainfeld Street.
Porter s Doyle are preparing to open
plumbing shop at 2S7 Plainheld Street.
The trustees of the Broadway Baptis,
Church held a meeting on Monday even
ins.
DR.. II. w Heaton and family, expect
70 take up their residence very soon at
K neston.
Councilman Thomas Walch ard John l..
X ny on are expected home from Florida
about April Ist.
B +. aud A w. Hopkins has lately sold
International trucks to the Esmond Mills
and B. + Hirsch.
Ever,t' K Salisbury, agent Of the At
lantic Mills, was in New York this week
on business trip.
At the Tabernacle.M 4. Church Sunday
evening a lecture on "Child Life OF the
World" will be given.
The ladies Of the Hartford Avenue
Chapel held a supper and entertainment
Oh Wednesday evening.
The quick transportation problem be-
tween OlneyviIlc Square and Exchange
Place seems to be solved.
A bill 10 legali1e Sunday entertainments
for pay was given a hearing in the X.
|. Assembly o. Tuesday.
Miss NJ. Elzabsth, physical director at
Pembroke, will speak this evening at the
broadway Bsptis, Church.
The creditors of Maurice p Burnside
will hold a meeting at the Office OF Nathan
w. Little6eld next Friday.
The Senior Boys Club Of the Church OF
the Messiah held meeting on Wednesday
evening and elected officers.
The Olncyville Business Mems Associa-
ton will hold a regular meeting on Thurs
nesday evening, March IS h.
Alice Whtchell Bucklin gave a very
pleasing song recital at the Bell Street
Chapel ON Wednesday evening.
A. w..Hopkins Of Hartford avenue, who
has been suffering from an attack OF
scatica, is able to be out again.
Quite delegation Of the members of
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. Of p. will visit Sterling
Lodge of Providence this evening.
b. f. and A. w. Hopkins will have an
exhibit of International and REQ trucks at
the Boston Auto Show next week.
Rev. A. Z. Weston Of the Second Pres;
byterian Church spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
The revival services at the Plainfield
Street Baptist Church close on Sunday.
The services have been well attended.
Col. Reuben Steere, who died at River
side on Sunday, was brother Of William
n II. S,eere and Abram Steere Of Dewey
Street.
The Melodie Quartet presented a con-
cert programme under the direction Of
class aS of the Broadway Baptist Sunday
school in the church ves,ry Tuesday even
ing
Rev. James Parsons Of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been in charge of the revival ser
vices at the Trinity Baptist Church, con-
e uded his work there on W Wedaesday even
ipg.
ManufaeturerS' Lodge, I. o. o, r.
,oitiated three candidates at its meeting on
tuesday. Grand Master Albert Pierce
aid suite Of officers were present at the
meeting.
Prof. Nathaniel Schmidt will give a
lecture at the Bell Street Chapel next Sun
day afternoon on " The Political Progress
OF the Last Century"
II. NJ. Smith, commissioner Of fisheries,
has sent accommodations to Representa-
tive O'Shsunessy for the protection Of the
oyster, clam and scallop industries Of the
state, referring particularly to the menace
OF the starfish colonies.
Walter Ward, who was agent for the
Riverside Mills for a number Of years pre-
vious to their purchase by the American
Wooen Co., died at his home on Balm
bridge avenue on Monday He retired
from active work some time ago. The
funeral services we're held on Wednesday.
DR.. Gardiner T. Swarts, Secretary OF
The State Bosrd OF Health, is one OF the
iucorporatots and director Of the Safety
First Federation OF America, which was
organized in New York, Thursday. High
teen states we're represented at the meeting,
which was he'd in the rooms Of the New
York Society for Safety First.
AL kinds Of society printing done at the
4 Trnka Office. Olneyyille Square Our