The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-05

business IN Rounds BLOCK.
The Rhode Island State College held its
annual poultry show this week.
ivanhoe Lodge, X. OF p. held well at
tended meeting on Thursday evening.
The trustees Of the Broadway Baptist
Church held meeting on Monday even.
ing.
A daughter was born last week TO Mr..
aud Mrs. Fred Roberts OF 73I Webster
Avenue.
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Waite have return
ed from two weeks visit to friends ip
New Jersey.
Charles IL. Rhodes, formerly a letter
carrier here, has gone to Florida for the
balance OF the winter.
Manufacturers Lodge, No. "a, l. o. O
+. conferred the initiatory degree on four
candidates on Tuesday evening.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, February 18th.
DIR. and Mrs, Clifford b. Colwell cele-
brated the sth anniversary Of their mar
riage on Friday evening Of last week.
The annual meeting Of the Anna Gordon
w. c. T. u. will be held next Monday
afternoon at the Broadway Baptist Church.
A number Of people from this section
- - II - h.r
Nestell Lodge Of Providence last Friday
evening.
James Farley. bailif Of the U. S. Court,
died at his home. s69 PlainheId street on
Wednesday. The funeral services will be
held tomorrow morning.
The Greenwood Social Club held a sup
per and entertainment In Odd Fellows
Hall last Friday evening. The two hun
lied present enjoyed fine time.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
pls,nheld street church al its meeting last
Sunday evening, was addressed by q
Chinese student OF Brown University.
Il is understood that e. Bigney co ,oi
Providence, has the contract for bui ding
the DoIbey Ice Cream Company's new
factory on Plainfieid street. Il rs expected
tnst work will begin at once.
Mrs. Nellie Gertrude Penney, wife OF
Thomas w. Penney, died at her home,
no. 20 Wood street OH Monday. The
funeral services were he on Wedn esday.
The funeral Of Edgar O. Carr was held
ON sunday afternoon at the Church Of tn.
Messiah. Rev. Il /. Collins oficiated at
The service aud the burial was at Pocassel
Cemetery.
The Providence postal savings bank
stands 29th in list of s. having deposits
Of 81, 600, 900 or over on January Ist, 1915
The amount on deposit here at that TIME
vas S244, goo
Frank Riley, the Msnton avenue
plumber, has just taken the contract 10 put
IN two Putnam boilers and new plumbing
N a residence on Park avenue belonging
20 Burman Greenblstt.
1t is stated that William 5 Fallon
has severed his connection with the Even
ing Tribune and James IL. Hogan will
gain assume charge Of the Olneyvilie cor
respondence Of the Tribune.
The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas w Penney
was soemnised on wednesday at her late
residence on Wood street. Rev. e. w
Forster offieisted at the service. The
isl was at the Pocasset Cemetery
The forest service is cooperating with
81 railroads, mining companies, pole COM
panies and cities in making tests Of wood.
en- ties, timbers, poles, piling and paving
blocks, which have been given preserya.
tive treatments.
The Junior Bsraea Class Of the Trinity
sptis, Church at meeting held on Wed
uesdsy evening, elected the following off,
GERS: President-John Watts Vice Presi-
dent-Fred Davenport; Secretary-Arthur
Lucas; Treasurer-Ricardo Cornheld.
Recent sales by the government total
ing I76, ooo, 600 feet Of sswtimber in the
olympic national forest, in western Wash
ington, mark the opening Of this hitherto
inaccessible storehouse Of timber, estimst.
ed to contain q stand Of 50 billion board
feet.
The funeral Of Amos r. Little was
solemnised st his late residence, as Oak
street on Monday afternoon. The service
was IN charge Of Rev.~Morean Y. Pease Of
tn. Pilgrim Congregational Church and
was attended by large number Of rels-
;ives, friends and business associates.
An exporter Of wheat says that sales
abroad continue to average 100000
bushels day and be looks for sT 90 or
Or 70 before the end II the season. There
is some danger bread may be advanced
from s to 6 cents per loaf. The farmers in