The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-24

the coming term were nominated.
Captain NJ. l.. Stone Of the Chafee
Street Station, who has been on the sick
list for a few days, has returned to duty.
Mrs. Eliza 7. Lane and Miss Emma A.
Winsor from Rockport, Mass, are the
guests of their cousin, Mrs. NJ. X Aldrich
of ,Ie Laurel Hill avenue this week.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Tabernacle NJ. K. Church we're entertained
by their pastor, the Rev Frank w. Gray
at his residence, I63 Webster avenue, We'd
nesday evening.
The ladies' of the r. l. Chapter, y. A.
r. were entertained at the home OF Ms.
Joslin, 4o7 Broadway. TUESDAY afternoon,
Mrs Ioslin's sister, Mrs. George p. Hall
of 4oS Union avenue. assisted in receiving.
At the meeting of olneyville Nest of
Owls Sunday, three applications for MEM
bership were received The nest will hold
a special meeting Monday evening and
make further preparations for class intia.
ton
At the meeting Of Manufacturers Lodge
Of Odd Fellows Tuesday evening, the frs,
degree was conferred upon five candidates.
There will be an entertainment by the
social committee for the members next
Tuesday evening.
Last evening, the members Of the Gam
ma Iota Whist Club met at the home Of
Miss Mary Kelly, Ia3 Putnam street, Miss
Anna Cannon winning the first prize and
Miss Margaret Mulligan, the second. A
buffet luncheon was served by Miss Kelly
Miss Marion Cray entertained the mem
bers Of the Nu Beta Club at her home. 1888
Laban street, Wednesday evening, the
young ladies for the occasion being "Chil-
dren" again. Miss Edith loyal, one OF
the members, was presented with a cut
glass vase, this in honor of her birthday
The increase Of business at the Revere
Rubber Works on Valley street. has been
the cause of more promotions, Mr.. Harry
Scott having been placed in charge Of one
of the plants and MIR. Richard Unsworth
has been made chief watchman and ha,
charge of what are known as the Drying
room and time shed.
Mr.. Frederick Pohle and wife Of Buffalo,
N Y, are the guests of Mr.. Pohle''
brother, Henry c. Pohle, the popular
grocer, at his residence, 48 Whittier ave.
nue., Mr., and Mrs. Pohle having been call
ed here by the death Of a relative, Bernard
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vicinity and whose funeral was held on
Monday.
The funeral Of James Cahill, for man,
years resident of this part of the city
was held at his late residence, 10 Bancroft
street, Monday morning and was followed
with a service at st. Anthony's Church,
The bearers were his sons, James p, John
D., and his nephews, Joseph p. Cahill and
William Bradley, the latter being a resi-.
dent of Worcester, Mass.
The "E. J. g." Club held their week.,
session at the home OF Miss Alice Devine,
Ioz Ellery street last evening, the winners
being Miss Mary Cannon and Heller
Casey. At the conclusion OF the play, Mis-,
Devine served a luncheon. The next ses.
sion will be held at the home of Miss Alice
Casey on Hudson street.
Miss Annie Mulholland who for a mum
Der of number Of years was organist at St
Theresa's Church on Manton avenue wal
entertained by about twenty OF her friend,
| at the residence of Mr.. Albert Rondns
! 40 Merino avenue on Wednesday evening
She was presented with tourmaline ring
Miss Mulholland quite recently resigne'
as organist.
There will be another show for childrer
under the auspices Of the Rhode Islsnt
Congress Of Mothers at the Royal Thea
tire at ten o'clock tomorrow morning tn,
attractions being "Jess OF the Mountain
Country" all OF the characters being chill
dren not more than ten years. "a Chils
J of Circumstances, "The Missing L,ocket'
and "Uncle Sam at Work" There will
be ladies in attendance TO care for childrei
who come unattended.
The Over the Line Club were YER
pleasantly entertained at the home Of Mrs
Waldo Rhodes, 242 Webster avenue OF
J Tuesday afternoon. Two interestin,
papers on wireless Telegraphy" wer'
read by Mrs. John b. Sheldon and Mrs
J Henry A. Fenner, the latter lady read
ing the paper written by Mrs. Loui
H. Horton, who was unable TO be present
Two yery spicy recitations given by Mrs
Rhodes daughter, Miss Mary and al
artistic selection on the violin by her sor
George, made very pleasing innovation
in the program for the afternoon. Aftel
the regular meeting was adjourned, tn,
ladies were served with very dainty refresh
ments.
The funeral Of Samuel X. Groves, fo
many years a resident Of the annexed dis
trict, was held at his late residence, 45i
Plsinfeld street, Tuesday afternoon, th'
Rev. Frederick /. Collins, rector Of tb'
Church Of Messiah officiating. Mr.
Groves was taken suddenly i'll TuesdsI
evening at his home and died Friday even
J ing. Before annexation, he was one o
the leading men Of the town of Johnston
having been a member OF the state
, legislature for a number Of times. He wa
. member Of Slocum Post, g. A. r., Far
ragut Association Of Naval Veterans aD'
! Manufacturers Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Il
his young days, be was member Of th'