The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-05-12

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Sunday, May aSth.
The much-needed watering cart will
be put into commission on the square
Monday morning.
The place known as the Pastime
Theatre on the square is being re.
modelled into store.
Three candidates were initiated at the
meeting OF the Olneyville Ladies' Nest Of
Owls Tuesday evening.
The Tenth Ward Independent Taxpay-
ers Club will meet in Byrne's Hall on
Atwells Avenue, Sunday afternoon.
DIR. E. J. Logan of II9a Westminster
street, sustained fractured wrist, while
cranking his automobile last Sunday.
Mr.. w. II. Arnold returned by Mer-
chant & Miners boat on Monday Of this
week from Eden, Florida, where he has
spent the winter.
Mr.. James Feeney Of 1887 Westminster
street, was the winner Of the touring car
at the fair held by Providence Arie Of
Eagles last week.
The Mission for men that is being con.
ducted by the Passion Fathers at St.
Theresa's Church will come to a close on
Sunday morning.
John McKeon of Joslin street, who was
shot by member of the police department,
will be able in a few lays to leave the
Rhode Island Hospital.
Forty or more Of the members OF the
Ourselves Club will hold reunion and
clsmbake at the summer residence Of
George e. Fogarty at Pomham, Sunday.
The Deaconess Helpers of the Taber
nscle NJ. +. Church were very pleasantly
entertained by Miss Frances Hoosman at
her home, aI6 Killingly Street, Monday
evening.
On Tuesday evening, under the di-
rection of the Social Committee, the
members of Manufacturers Lodge of
Odd Fellows are TO make a surprise visit
to one of the downtown lodges.
The speakers at the meeting of the
Tenth Ward Independent Taxpayers
Club in Byrne's Hall Sunday afternoon
| will be Alderman Frederick j. Berth and
School Committeeman George +. Me-
Coy.
George Cooper, the best-known man
about this part of the city, and life
long resident, died at his home on
Broadway Wednesday morning. His
his brother, Henry T., SO Dorchester
avenue, at o'clock this afternoon.
The members Of the Broadway Baptist
Church celebrated the SYST anniversary OF
the church on Sunday with a special serv-
ice, the Rev. l.. A. Clevenger being assist
ed by the Rev +. w. Becker Of Paw
tucket. The members Of the Sunday
school took an active part.
Mr.. Edward J. Clsry Of 333 Union Ave-
| nue., who will undoubtedly be candidate
for Alderman from the Eighth Ward, gave
first class luncheon and dinner to about
I2s Of his friends from the ward at the
Warwick Club Sunday. It was social
event, there being no speaches whatever
The funeral Of Lucy H., widow OF Oscar
G. Collins and mother OF Frederick 1. Col.
Inns, rector OF the Church Of Messiah,
was held at the residence Of her son at as
Messer Street, Tuesday evening, the re
mains being forwarded to Sylvani, o, for
interment. Had she lived until yesterday,
she would have been IS years old.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Brannegsn, an
old time resident Of the annexed district,
was bald at the residence Of her niece,
Miss Mary MeKeon. So McDonough St.
Monday, followed with a Mass OF Requiem
at St. Mary's Church, the Rev. Fr. J. J.
Downing officiating. The bearers were
John and Daniel Brsnnegan, James Hogan
and lanes Lamb. The burial was at St.
Patrick's Cemetery. The deceased was
the las, Of the family Of the late Peter and
Mary Brsnnegsn, who came to Olneyville
about 90 years ago.
At the meeting OF Court Gen. Shcri-
dan, Foresters of America, Tuesday
evening, the following were elected as
officers for the coming term: Chief
Ranger, Henry NJ. McCsrthyj Sub-Chief
Ranger, Joseph Bryer; Recording Sec
retary, Thomas H. Manning; Financial
Secretary, Edward J. Barton; Treas.
urer, Frank Canning; Woodwrds,
Thomas Duffy and Otto Steiner;
BtsdIes, Thomas Alomania and George
Bennett; Trustee, James Donnelly;
Physician, J. +. Cannon, NJ. D.; Dele.
gate to Grand Court, Peter b. Swift;
Alternate, Edward J. Barton.
Miss Elizabeth Tipping, for many
years employed as a cloth inspector at
the Riverside Mill, was buried from her
home, 43 Health avenue, at 1880 yes.
terday afternoon, the Rev. Leroy l..
Daniels, pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church, officiating. Miss Tip
ping was a member Of Olneyville
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