The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-26
X Historical Society
Providence RI NEWS.

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orge c Fogsrty, has accepted posi-.
lion a. cerk al the o NEVILLE Hotel
The brotherhood of the Tabernacle NJ.
+. Church met at the residence of Mr..
Lord, rs Viola street, Wednesday evening.
The members of the dancing school Of
the Church OF the Messiah held costume
party in the Parish House, Thanksgiving
night.
The third degree was conferred upon
three candidates at the meeting of Manu-
fae,urers Lodge OF Odd Fellows, Tuesday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs Stephen j. Rowley have
for their Thanksgiving guests at their resi-
dence, 80 KaSsouth street, Mr.. aud MIR.
Morris Eiustein of Peacedale.
| Prof. ]. A. Walz Of Harvard University
was the speaker at the meeting of the
Rhode Island Branch Of Independent Union
at h63 Broadway last evening.
MIR. Francis Spicola Of Framiugham,
Nass., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Whitaker at their residence, No. 10
Labon street for thanksgiving.
There was union service at the Harris
Avenue Presbyterian Church at 1890,
Thanksgiving morning, the pastors OF the
local Baptist churches participating.
At the meeting OF the Bible Glass of the
Broadway Baptist Church, Sunday evening,
arrangements were made to supply at least
10 needy families with a Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mr.. X G.. Bailey Of WinSted, Conn, is
the guest Of his son, Robert z Bailey, the
Plainfield street undertaken, at his resi-
dence, SIS PlainGed street Tor the
Thanksgiving season.
Mr.. Joseph Wood, who for number ol
years has oeen in charge Of the finishing
| department of the Continental Worsted
Mills, is now in charge of that department
Of the Colwell Mills.
The Rev. Loren A. Clevenger, pastor OF
the Broadway Baptist Church, will have
for his theme at the special service for
men at the church, Sunday evening at
7:45, "What Do You Think"
Mr.. K. ID. Brown Of 7o Oak street,
representing the Broadway Central Hote
and the Hotcl Bristol through the Beck
mau Tourist Agency, left Tuesday night
/ ,,,, T.. l.. A
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. L. II. Weber, travelling salesman
for the ID. & w. Company, was the guest
Of Peter Bourque OF the j. o San Souc
Co, at his residence, I4o Wendell street
for Thanksgiving
At the meeting of Olneyville Ladies'
Nest of Owls, Tuesday evening, nine
candidates were initiated and the officers
for 1910 were nominated. II was voted TO
hold sale on Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, December I4th in their hall on Stokes
street.
Many mill employees we e happily dis
appointed this morning, for they were
quite sure that some OF the mills, when
they shut down Wednesday evening, would
not be opened again until Monday morn
ing, but ali were notified TO report for
du-y, not only Friday, bit Saturday also.
Miss May J. Windle and Frederick w.
Brindle were married Wednesday evening,
the attendants being Miss May McKeon
and Mr. Arthur j. Brindle. The ceremony
was witnessed by immediate relatives only.
A wedding dinner was served at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, IS8 Wood ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Brindie will reside on Ring.
gold street.
The funeral Of Frederick IT, Bishop, the
murdered motormsn, was held at the
underts king parlors Of J. Will Carpenter
& Son, IS Plaiufeld street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and was private.
The sad service was conducted by the Rev.
Frederick J. Collins Of the Church Of the
Messiah and the uterment va at Pocasset
Cemetery.
Charles Riley, a well known young man
Of this section and Miss Helen McVey
were united in marriage at the Cathedral
on Monday. Cornelius Flynn was best !
man aud Miss Gardner Of Worcester, was
bridesmaid After the ceremony, a we'd |
ding breakfast vas served 1T the Crown /
Hotel, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Riley left i
for New York.
At the meeting Of OlneyyiIle Nest Of
Owls, Sunday afternoon, a memorial serv.
ice was he'd, Dr.. James r. Rid deliver
log the address Eve candidates we're /
initiated aud nine applications s,r member.
ship received. President, Joseph J.
Delaney was appointed as a committee to
arrange for a Christmas tree for the
children Of the members TO be held IN their
hall on Stokes street, Monday evening,
December 10th. James Tanning, James
Feeney, Anthony Rattelli, Frank Conley,
James Moran, Peter Martin, Patrick Casey,
Bernard Lyons, James Brothers and James
Miloes A committee from the adies Il