The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.


Olneyville Ladies', Nest of Owls, will
meet in Owls Hall on Stokes street, Tues
day evening.
The Glenwood Social Club will hold
minstrel show in Irons Hall, Thursdy
and Friday evenings, November rs and 9.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, 1. o. o. l..
held a successful Halloween party in o Id
Fellows Hall on Plainheld street, Monday
evening.
The initiatory degree was conferred upon
three candidates at the meeting Of Manu-
ac'urers Lodge of Odd Fellows, Tuesday,
evening.
The fair that is being held in Owls II Ill
on Stokes street by Wolfe Tone, Branch OF
the Irish National Foresters, will close on
saturday evening. =
The Girls Friendly Chapter Of the
Church of the Messiah held very success.
ful concert and dance in the Parish House
on Wednesday evening.
There is some talk among the local resi-
dents to the effect that a Polander from
| Philadelphia is about to open an under
taking establishment on Broadway.
Mr.. Michael Lalley, former resident
but for some years. has been the MANAGE
OF an amusement establishment at Cone,
Island, N. Y will spend the winter here
George Price, the Harness Maker o
IS4S Westminster street, has just received
large stock of Winter Horse Blankets
which he Is selling at sttractively low
prices.
Mr.. Edward Gillen plucked a good sil
ed boquet OF volets from the lawn in from
Of his residence on Amherst street, We'd
uesday morning, this being the second C, OF
Of the season.
], A. Johnson, a clerk and Georgs
sheath, carrier attached to the Olneyvillt
Post Office, have returned from their vaca :
ton, this completing the vacation season
at this office.
When the new Mt. Pleasant svenu,
school and the new cottage on Mt. Pleas
ant avenue, just across from the school i.
completed. it will be quite an added at
traction to Mt. Pleasant.
The members of St. Paul's Branciss'f IN,
irish Catholic Benevolent Union met at tn,
residence Of Mrs. V. Bowers, 81 Cspror
street, Wednesday evening, when the new
explained by Past National Treasurer
Martin Z. Feeney.
The Rev. fr. Charles Z. Roherge, who
for number Of years has been a curate Al
the French Catholic Church on Atwell,
avenue, but has been transferred to Phoenix
was last evening presented with a gold
chaice, the presentation speech being
made by ii. II. Beauteiu. A concert iol
lowed
The funeral of Samuel Walton, who for.
nerly lived with his daughter, Mrs. Johr
Il Mann at ID Dor street and died al
j
rooms OF J. Will Carpenter & Son, 8.
Plainheld street, Thursday forenoon, he
Rev. J. III. Hobbs officiating The burla
was at the North End Cemetery.
National Director, Thomas ]. Mathew.
and State President, Michael Martin Of tn,
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, represented
The order at the funeral Of the Rev. Fr
Thomas p. Cassiday at Pawtucket, Mon
day, the deceased being member of th,
order and held the position Of State Chap
ain. lie was the son Of the late Patrick
and Margaret Cassidy OF Rumford.
Sarah johnson, an old time resident and
for many years a member Of Priscilla
Rebeksh Lodge Of Odd Ladies and Faith
Lodge of Odd La lies died at her residence,
Isz Plainheld street, Sunday morning
She was the widow Of Oliver johnson, W @
was an expert machinist and died IS years
ago. she leaves two sisters. Her funeral
will be held at the Plainfeld street Baptist
church, Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
when the above named societies will at
tend.
Sunday evening, large delegations from
Crescent, MayAower and Mount Pleasant
Lodges Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows with delegations from Rose Stan.
dish, Priscilla, Charity, Rebekah Lodges
attended the service at the Plainfeld Street
Baptist Church, when the Rev. w. A
Woodworth preached special sermon on
"odd Fellowship" There was a special
musical program.
The funeral Of Jane ". widow Of Joseph
Hill, was held al her late residence, zo7
Whittier avenue, Monday afternoon, the
Rev. George 4, Barnard officiating and
musical selections were rendered by Mrs.
Benjamin Collision, Miss Ethel Eastwood.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard and Mr.. Herbert Balm
ton. There we're number Of handsome
floral tributes. The bearers we're Willis m
and Edward Hill, Charles Benson and
Harry Trask, all being relatives. The
! informant mas AZ Pocaseet Cemetery Rev,