The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-04-07
LOCAL NEWS.

in their hall on Stokes street, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Charlotte Haupt spent the week.
end with her cousin, Miss Olive Pierce OF
Norwood, Rhode Island.
A country fair and circus is to be held
by the Church Of Messiah, "Wednesday and
Thursday Of May 10th and nth.
The patrolmen OF the Chaffee street
station have been ordered to call upon all
property owners and notify them to "clean
up" their yards.
The Mission for men that is being con-
Quoted by the Dominican Fathers Of n. ",
at st. Mary's Church on Broadway, has
been attended by record breaking gather
ings.
DR.. c b. Colwell, who for a number Of
years has been located at 40 Plsinheld
street, has purchased a residence at the
corner of Broadway and Courtland street,
which he will occupy May rst,
MIR. Patrick Jones, the veteran motor
man OF the Rhode Island Company, enter
tained a few Of his friends at his home on
Westminster street last evening in honor Of
his 46th year as a motorman.
The Sunshine Band OF the Plaipfield
Street Baptist Church are distributing very
attractive window posters, announcing "A
Virginia Heroine" that is to be given in
Irons Hall, Wednesday evening, April 26th.
Miss Mabel Edmonds entertained at the
home OF her parents at S7 Pocasset avenue,
Tuesday evening, about 90 of her young
friends in honor. Of her birthday. The
young lady was the recipient OF many
pretty gifts. A luncheon was served.
At the meeting Of Olneyvilie Nest Of
Owls on Tuesday evening, four applica-
tions for membership were received and
all arrangements were perfected for the
special meeting that is 10 be held in their
hall, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, where
large class Of candidates will be initiated.
George ID. Liunell, who for number
of years conducted a tin shop at ago Plain
field street, died after few hours illness
at the home of Mrs. Lillian Wellman, II4
Plainheld street, Monday The remains
were taken in charge by Joseph Linnell. a
brother OF the deceased.
At the meeting Of Manufacturers Lodge
Of Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening, the
second degree was conferred upon five can.
didates, Past Grand, George N. Barton be-
ing the degree master. The members OF
the lodge will be ente rtained by the social
committee with musical program next
Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Frank w. Gray, pastor of the
Tabernacle M. T. Church, is not to have
an assistant as has been announced. II has
been stated that the Rev. w. K. Thomas
was to be assigned to the church, this in
formation coming from conference al
Norwich, Conn. Mr.. Thomas name has
been added TO the list OF members of the
church, which enables him to attend the
quarterly conferences, but he has been
assigned TO missionary work in Mexico.
The funeral of John Harlow, who for
more than IS years, had been employed in
the dyeing department Of the Weybosset
Mills, was held at his late residence, 90
McDonough street, Wednesday morning
and was followed with a High Mass OF
Requiem at st. Msry's Church on Broad
way, the Rev. FIR. J. II. Smith being the
celebrant, Rev. Fr. John r. Downing,
deacon and the Rev. Pr. Thomas c.
O'Brien, sub deacon. There we're num-
Der Of floral tributes, large one coming
from the operatives Of the department,
where he had so long been employed. tie
leaves a widow, four daughters and two
sons. The bearers were: Philip DUNCAN,
J. II. Carmody, Lawrence Burke and John
K. Hunt. The interment was at St. AIMS
Cemetery. The widow ard one Of the
daughters are reported as being seriously
il.