The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.

this month.
Charles Shaw is home from trip to
New York.
Mr.. Chester Jones OF Boston. was in
town on Thursday.
John Garrett Of the annex, is home from
a trip to Pennsylvania
Frank Mo~ry is erecting business
block on Poeassel Avenue.
There was 1871 failures in Rhode Island
during the year OF 1914
Ivsnhoe Lodge. X. OF Z will install 9TH
GERS next Thufsdly evening
Miss Edith Po,hin will entertain the
social Set next Monday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. . o +. in
stalled officers on Tuesday evening.
The Royal Theatre is giving very at
uac i've bii TO It's patrons this week.
The Ladies' Club OF Thornton, will hold
barn dance thus evening in Library Hal.
Extensive repairs are being made to the
store lately ocuuI led by IA. 1. Pohie 4 Go.
A regular meeting Of the Sunset Club
will be held on Monday evening OF next
week
The annual meeting Of the Broadway
Baptist Church viii be held next Monday
evening
A slight FIRE ,ccurred at The Store house
vt the New IJea store on Stokes It, eel ON
Wednesday.
DIR. aud Mrs. T.. A. Iwltchell has gone
10 5 Petersburg, Fa., foi he remainder
of the winter.
The Week OF Prayer services at the
second Presby lerian church th,s wees
have been well attended.
Herbert N. fenner. who died III Provi-
dence on Tuesday, was director OF tn
Josiin manufacturing Company.
lQlte desuucuve fire occurred in the
Office OF the Providence Ice Company on
Edna stree, on sunday evening.
William A. Mathewson, superintendent
OF the Olueyvlfe car barn, Who has been
quite i'll, is able 10 be out again.
The Providence Vol Soriers Beneficial
Association installed q n Gers al meetag
held on Wednesday evening in stokes Hall.
II is expected that the revival meeting
which began 1T The Broadway Baptist
church on Sunday, will continue for some
time.
Rev Morgan l.. Pease of the Pilgrim
Congregational church, poke al tn
Hai ford Avenue chapel last sunday after
noon.
The Young Ladies Society OF ST.
Theresa's PARISH will hold ain entertain
ment Thursday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Charles Crankshaw has been award, d
the contract to build a new band stand al
Roger Williams Park. The new structure
will cost sIo,4S2.
r !. Curran the well known Julian
Street barber who fell last week and broke
an arm in two places Is getting aloug well
at the Rhode Island Hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Baillie, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Baillie, formerly OF
this place, was married at Concord juno
,ion ON December 23rd to Melvin Watson
The religious drama, 'In Ills Steps,
will be given at the Second !r sbyterian
Church, Hanis avenue, next "Wednesday
evening by the Young Girls &. T. circle.
The first meeting OF the consolidated
Palestine and Perseverance Lodges, X. %
p. was held on Tuesday evening at the
Castle Hail of Palestine Lodge IN Proyi-
dence.
Frank Brown, formerly a we'll known
conductor on the e.neyyills car ines, wsi'
ed friends here this week. MIR Blown Is
now in charge Of hotel in New Hamp-
shire.
Early Sykes, well known resident oI
this section, was buried from his late resi-
dence on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. l. a.
Cleveneer conducted the service. The
batial was at The Pocssset Cemetery
Governor K. Iiqings,on BeeckDlan and
George W. Gardiner, vice president OF The
Union Trust Co. have accepted invitations
to speak at the annual banquet OF the
Olueyyille Business Mems Association.