The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-19
"!ocAL NEWS.

IaoeTnacle Nhurch last SUNDAY.
Ground has been been broken for the
new gasomeIer on Hartford avenue.
Rev. George Barnard spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last sunday evening.
Several candidates were bapused at the
Broadway bapIIst Lhucn Oh Sunday even
ing,
The free lectures on Sunday Afternoons
at the Royal Theatre have been diseon-
tinued.
M's. Henry u. pohie Of Whittier avenue,
is suffering lrUm severe attack OF the
grippe.
Ihe . San Souci SOWING team de-
ieated The Mess.ah Team , to on MVnaa,
evening.
An entertainment was gwen al the
rlalnheIu Street oaplisl Nnurcn on iues-
day evening.
nowland x Mathewson have sold then
bakery business on flaihheId stIeet 10 The
outcntfe Baking 10.
Rev. James Is BaIbour offcialed AT the
evening service al the church vi the
Messiah last sunday.
The O.neyviue Nest OF Owls held
whist anu dance at ITS hal on Stokes stieet
on Wednesday evening.
Representative John q. O'Meara has
been appointed a member OF the Com
mittee on Corporations.
There vas big crowd on Oneyville
square Wednesday afternoon TO witness
The st. Patrick's Day parade.
). Eugene Hall, who came East TO at
tend the funeral OF ms mother-in.las, Mrs,
Elizabeth Mahar, has returned TO Chicago.
DIR. IL. w. Heaton has sold his residence
on Laurel Hill Avenue and removed to
Kingston. He will continue his practise
here.
Councilman Thomas Walch and John 7
Kenyon, who have been in Florida for the
past two months, are now on their way
North.
Rev. Frank II. Decker, superintenden,
of the Church House, will speak at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church on Sunday
evening.
The work Of removing the poles belong
ing to the Naragsnsett Electric Lighting
Co. from Olneyville Square is nearly CON-
pleled.
The annual meeting OF the Grover Club
of Warwick, will be held on Wednesday,
April 2Ist. A number OF the stock holders
Of the club reside in this section.
George ID. Frazer, who conducted a
florist shop on Plainfeld street some time
ago, has leased store in Pixies Block and
will soon open flower store there.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Maher
was held on Wednesday morning at her
home on Clarence Street. Requiem High
Mass was sung at St. Anthony's Church.
Professor Nathaniel Schmidt of Cornell
University, give lecture on "The Social
Progress of the World in the Last Century"
at the Bell Street Chapel last Sunday after
noon.
Miss Smith Of Pocasset avenue, who is
a teacher in one of the schools at Psscosg,
visited the State, House School Of Design
and other points Of interest in Providence
on Wednesday with her senior class, num-
bering twelve pupils.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. Of r. celebrated It's
18th anniversary on Monday evening.
There was a large attendance at the meet
ing. which was held at Odd Fellows Hall
A supper was followed by an entertain.
ment and later, there was dancing.
The Evening Sewing Glasses, which have
been held during the fall and winter
months at the Webster Ave. School, con-
cluded their work on Thursday evening
by an exhibition Of the work done during
the term. The classes has made very
satisfactory progress. The exhibition vas
we'll attended.
Thursday evening was Past Presidents
Night at the Olneyville Business Mems
Association meeting 10 Library Hall.
Twelve former presidents Of the orgauila.
ton were included in IS members present.
At the short businrss session, ten new
members we're voted in. At the social
session short addresses were made by John
T. Fletcher, Z X. Salisbury, w. IL.
Draper and John Thornton. Music was
rendered by Ceilings Fletcher and Alfred
p. scsife. An address on Banking" was
made by Gerge w. Gardiner, vice Pre'i'
dent Of the Union Trust Co. During the