The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-02

tower of the olneyvilIe Free Library Build.
ing.
The Baracea Glass Of the Trinity Rap.
tist Church will entertain the members OF
the church on Tuesday evening.
AT the meeting of Manufacturers Lodge
OF odd Fellows next Tuesday evening, the
second degree will be conferred upon four
candidates.
Mr.. Louis r. Pristocco, the Laurel Hin
real estate agent, with his wife end their
daughter Louise, are visiting friends in
New York this week.
Misses Elsie Ecles and Elsie Murray Of
SS Planfeld Street, have returned from
New York, after having been the guests OF
Miss Eecles' mother for few days.
A class of II candidates were confirmed
| at the Church OF the Messiah last evening
by the Rt. Kew. James DeWolf Perry, as
sisted by the rector, Frederick |. Collins.
Class No. Of the Broadway Baptist
Church held All entertainment in the church
parlors last evening The proceeds were
kind y donated TO the delegates who are 10
attend a convention at Norhheld.
The small stores and markets closed on
| Thursday afternoon and this will be the
rule for the summer. After July Ilh the
larger stores on Oneyville square and
vicinity will close. Some will close On
"Wednesday and others on Thursday
The Rev. Galusha Anderson, ID. d., of
Newton Center, Mass, oiiiciatcd at the
services of the Broadway Baptist
Church Sunday, owing TO the illness of
the pastor, Rev. Loren A. Cleyengcr
A large class of young people were
confirmed by the RI. Rev. James De.
Wolf Perry at the ST. Andrews Episco.
pal Church last evening, who also
preached n sermon. There was an at.
tractiye musical program given.
The members of Slocum Post, e..
4. r., with delegations from State En-
campment, Ladies' Auxiliaries and Sons
of Veterans, attended the evening ser
vice of the Church of Messiah Sunday
evening.
Richard Bradfeld and family of AZ
wells avenue have taken a cottage at
Pomham for the season. Late in Sep.
tember this family will take possession
of their new $4,000 cottage on Smith
Street, near the city line
The Misses Elsie Ecclcs and Elise
Murray of 81 Plain6eld Street have re.
turned from New York, where they
were the guests of Miss Eccles mother
Mr.. William Roller has returned to
his home on Messer Street, from visit
to friends at Atlantic City.
Preparations are being made for the CO.
ebration OF the tweu.-r fifth anniversary o.
the Second Presbyterian Church on Hafri.
Ave, Rev. Charles Fisher Of Worcester,
Mass will preach at the morning and
evening services. Interesting meetings
are being planned 10y the various societies
for that day. There will also be "A banquet
held ia the vestry on June 2oth.
Mr.. T.. A. Corbett, formerly associated
with William Sunday, oiIiciated at the
services of the Harris Avenue Presby.
terian Church Sunday. At the morning
service he was assisted by +. H..
Phillips former secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at
Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
| ~ lpil ibll ~ AHf Nlldlft t1Ait'I Aolh-
tion yesterday morning, Patrolman NJ.
| +. Fisher, who was transferred from the
| Gladstone Avenue Station, John X.
Ryan from the Potter Avenue, and John
J. Donnely from the Wickcnden street
| Stations, reported for duty. Although
| Patrolman Donnelly will not go on duty
for 10 days, he being of on his vaca-
tion.
The greater part Of the Riverside Mile
shut down last Friday evening until We'd
nesday morning. During that time, ex.
tensive repairs were made, this IN fact,
was the cause Of the shut down as the
plant has many large orders aud the pros.
poets Of the future were never better.
The Second Presbyterian Church, Ilar-
ris Avenue, will celebrate It's twenty 6hh
anniversary on Jnne 18th. An invitauo,
has been extended to Rev MacKay Of
New York City aud TO Rev. Charles Fisher
Of Worcester, Mass TO speak a, the sery.
ices. a large and active committee -
planning 10 make he occasion one ~ The
greatest events in the history Of the
church.
Mr.. Percy Hathaway, who is in
charge Of the sewing and finishing de-
partment of the Paragon Mills has
been granted a six months leave Of alb.
sence, which he will spend at Peacedale.
On Friday evening, just before leaving
the plant, he was presented with a
handsome Morris chair and gold.
lined loving cup by the operatives Of
those departments.
Miss Loretta Kelly entertained the
members Of the Il. j. G.. Whist Club at
her home on Chaplin Avenue Monday
evening. The Misses Mary and Mildred
Cannon were awarded the prizes. lees
we're served st the close Of the play
Miss Helen Casey will entertain the
members at her home on Hudson Street
next Monday evening, this 20 be the
last gathering Of the club until fall,
other than an outing in July.
Sunday morning Patrolmen w. J.