The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Some Improvements are being made at
the Crown Cafe.
William b. Tanner OF the annex, has a
new Dodge touring car.
Thomas Carr has recently made some
improvements at his drug store.
A Centerdsle electric car got of the rails
on the Square Wednesday afternoon.
Ivanhoe Lodge K. of p. held well at
tended meeting on Thursday evening.
workmen are engaged in repairing the
olneyville station on Plain6eid street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Meyer have
returned from long stay in the South.
The Olneyville Furniture Co. have been
holding very successful anniversary sale.
1t is expected that the Dolbey Ice Cream
Factory will be completed in about two
weeks.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening
| Lieutenant Governor San Souci assisted
in opening the base ball season at Woon-
socket on Saturday.
John Entwistle Jr., OF Lowell avenue,
has recently sold his milk business to John
]. Dolan Of Manton.
The May meeting Of the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on the
evening of the I9th.
Manufacturers Lodge held a regular
session on Tuesday evening. Two candi.
dates were initiated.
The Ochee Ginger Ale Is one Of the bes,
drinks on the market to-day. 1t is also a
home product. Try it.
DR.. Clevenger will speak next Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on Masculine Christianity"
The Mozart Concert Co. will give an en-.
tertainment In the Messiah Parish House
on Wednesday evening, May 18TH.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Taber-
nacle Church, held Yorkshire Tea PARTY
in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon,
An automobile owned by John Saunders
was stolen from the street in front OF hi,
residence on Wool street Monday morn
ing.
Banspatch Brothers furnished the sup
per that followed a meeting Of Union
Lodge Of Pawtucket on Wednesday even.
ing.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa-
ton held a special meeting on Monda,
evening to take action on the death of one
of its members, Daniel O'Neill.
Harry Kenyon of Rye street, left to-da,
with a party of friends for Molunkas
Camps, Aroostook County, Maine. The
party will spend about two weeks there
trout fishing.
The Mothers Friendly Society of the
Church Of the Messiah served bean sup.
per at the Parish House on Wednesday
evening. An entertainment and dance fol-
lowed the supper.
The funeral of John ]. Manalley was
held on Monday at his late residence, :3e
Kossoulh ST., aud requiem mass was sung
at st. Theresa's Church. The burial was
at st. AIMS Cemetery.
Anna Gordon, w. c. T. U. held meet.
ing on Monday afternoon at the parlors ol
the Plain6eId Street Free Baptist Church
Miss Mary <. Teft gave an address on
Temperance and Home Training"
Mrs. George F. Leach and son Arthur
who have been the guests for the past few
weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Smith o
Pocasset avenue, left on Wednesday fo
Saskatchewan, Canada, where Mr.. Leach
recently located on a large ranch.
Robert A, Pollock and MISS Lizzie Pol
lock Of I26 Webster avenue, left this week
for Winthrop Beach, where they spend tn,
summer and fall. MIR. Pollock has recent
ly been made general manager OF tn,
Boyer Brothers. Commission House, who's,
headquarters are in Winons, Ind.
The entertainment Of the school chill.
dren Of this section at the Royal Theatre
on Saturday as reward for the work in
"clean up week" was great success.
Over 1000 children were guests Of the
theatre, and it is not necessary to add that
they enjoyed every minute Of the show.
Rev. James T. Docking, president Of
Rust University and a summer resident OF
Westerly, was stricken with a shock asst
week at his home in Holly springs, Miss
Rev. Mr.. Docking was stricken with q
similar shock last summer, while at his
home on Franklin street.-Westerly Sun.
Rev. Mr.. Docking was a former pastor
Of the Tabernacle Church Of this place.
Mrs. Mary J. McGiinehey died at her
home on MsguoIis street on Sunday, after
short illness. She was the widow Of John
MeGlinchey, formerly in the hardware
business on Plsinheld street, and had been
resident Of this section for many years.
The funeral services were held at her ate
residence on Wednesday and Solemn High