The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-01
LOCAL NEWS.

December Sth.
The Olneyville Post.of flee was closed all
day on Thauksgvng.
MIR. Joseph Horton Is a guest this week
at the home Of A Is Horton
Byron A. Smith. j., il recovering from
severe attack OF the grippe
The Bazaar at the tabernacle Church
closed on Friday evening Of last week.
Andrew Jackson OF Plsinheld street, has
gone to Westerly for a six weeks stay.
Captain l.. Z. Stone OF the Sixth Station.
is confined to his home in Elmwood by
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William sherman Of Plain.
field Street, visited relatives in Harmon,
on Sunday.
Fay B. Hunt, formerly Of this place, has
r, Gently pure the South Shore news
paper list.
George w. Hanley was discharged from
bauk ruptcy ir the U, S Court on Monday
morning
Manulac urers' Lodge, at a meeting on
Tuesday evening, he d the second pomipa.
ton of officers.
The regular meeti < Of Ivanhoe Lodge,
K. OF z. was Omitted last night on account,
oi the holiday,
A harvest concert was given on Sunday
evening by the Bible Class OF the Trinity
Baptist Church.
Bernard Mcriernan OF the Olneyville
Coal AID Wood Co, is confined 10 his
hone by illness.
Edward Pike, who has been living In
Sayle>yiile, expects to return to the anne,
at All early date.
Rev. G. A. Burgess preached last Sun
day at the rilgrlm Cpngreg tonal Church
On Harrison street.
Oneyviie Nest Of Owls held nee on
W, duesdsy evening in he Owls Hall OF
S,okes 1T.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Tabernacle Church, is planning for an en'
tertainment in the near future.
MIR. and Mrs. Wlfred Gorron, who re.
Gently visited relatives here, have arrived
al their home IN Los Angeles
IF. Coms,ock & Sons Co have recent
ly purchased a Republic truck through
the agency Of John C'Donnell.
The Atlantic Mills have raised the pay
OF its employees 10 per Cent. The new
wage schedule goes into effect on Monday.
The Amherst Club will celebrae its
an anniversary on Saturday evening oI
next week by a dance in Library Hall
Representative and Mrs. Herbert G.
Ciemence have returned from their wed
dung trip and are residing at 90 Rsiph St
The can,ats, The Daughter Of Jsirus
was gwen last sunday evening by th'
choir OF the plslnheld Street Bapts
Cuurch.
Miss Margaret MeDermott and Mis-
Liuian MslIsnsphy Of Boston, are guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. DIfaey Of Pfoyi
dence this week.
Rev. L. Z. Shield, pastor Of the Seeon'
Presbyterian Church, preached the Thanks
giving sermon at the Ut on services at tn,
Broadwsy Baptist Church yesterday.
Rev. J. ], Locke,t, formerly pastor Q
the primauye Methodist Church on Hsui
Avenue, has Just accepted call to presel
at a Congregations, Church at Greenfield
. Mas.
The next meeting o. the Olneyyill
Business Meu's AsOocia ION will be he
on Wednesday evening, December 10 b
when officers will be nominated for tn
ensuing year.
The work is progressing rapidly on ih
William Hughes Cos new building
" hen flushed, the new structure will d
one OF the most complete automobile rs
itolieSpos In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. z. D. Browne OF 70 o.,
ST., are planning a weekend tour to Ns'
York on Saturday evening. December IN
by way Of the Colonial Line. Plessur
vii be eombinsd with business.
tumored that Captain ~. l.. Ston
of IN, s Ith station, may soou ask TO b
pI.csd on the retired itst. Captain stone
Who - not in particularly good health
rec,btIy purchased a farm ia Olocsttsi