The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

hect uusoAy evening.
Patrolmsn Francis C'Sonnor Of the
Chsffee Street Station, Is of on a short
vacation
St. Mary's Alumni will hold their annual
meeting and banquet at the Nsrragsnsett
Hotel to.morrow evening.
Carl ID. Thomrson Of Milwaukee, will
speak on "rhe Flu fillment Of Democracy
in Guild Hall, this evening.
Richlrd Donovan OF the annex, attended
the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Bridget Cur.
ran at Blackstone. Mass, on Saturday.
Pstolmsn Thomas II. Clay Of the
chsfee Street Station. who has been sick
for Humber Of weeks, has returned TO
duty.
At the meeting OF Manufacturers Lodge
Of Odd Fellows on Tuesday evening the
initistory degree will be conferred upon
one candidate.
Charles Roughan, the Pipg Pong Photo
grapher Of O.neyville Square, Is confined
to his home on Julian street with severe
attack Of grippe.
Thomas A. Garvey OF 81 Florence ST.,
has gone to Leominster, Mass to take
charge Of the die sinking department oI
the A. IA. Falk Co
Police Inspector John F Coffey has beer
q signed to duty at the Chaffee Street
Station and will offieia,e in the capacity Of
lieutenant during the day.
Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen ol
America, celebrated its 18th anniversary In
Odd Fellows Hall on Academy avenue,
Sunday afternoon with banquet and con
cert.
The bowling team Of the Olneyviils
Post.of will have banquet in Artisan
Hall tomorrow evening, this making the
conc 'usion Of the first leg Of the tourna.
meut.
A very pleasing dramatic recital was
given by Miss Frances Horsmau assisted
BY Edward Rosen aud Alfred p. Scaife In
the parish house Of the Church Of Messiah.
Wednesday evening.
mahlon M. Gowdy, Of I9 Dewey Street.
is mentioned as a candidate for Tenth
Representative 10 succeed Abram l.. At
wood, who has been made member Of the
State Board Of Public Roads. %.
The funeral Of Mary, widow Of Patrick
KiIduf, who for more than 90 years. had
tioD, was held at her late residence, 10
Hannah street on Wednesday morning Of
last week.
Messrs. William F. Tanning, Martin =.
Feeney and Edward ]. Callahan, promi.
nent members Of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union, were the guests Of the
order at Worcester, Mass, Wednesday
evening OF last week.
william II. Beane has installed a gaso-
lene station at the Office Of The estate OF
George r. A. Beane, 435 Plain6eid street
and has put in full supply Of oils, grease
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day and night for the benefit Of his patrons.
At the Second Presbyterian Church,
Sunday morning at 1890. a young man
from Princeton College will hll the pulpit.
In the evening, Endesvor Rally, Rev. JOS
eph K. Kennedy Of LonsdaIe will speak.
Mrs, ]. J. Hall will preside for the I'm
desvorers.
At the meeting Of Manton Lodge, Loyal
Order of Moose, last evening. two candi.
dates were initiated and the social com
mttee was instructed to prepare for an
open meeting to be held in Fireman's Hall
on Manton avenue, Thursday evening,
February 18th.
The funeral Of Sarah J., widow Of Frank |
Spaulding, was held at the undertaking
parlors Of J. Will Carpenter & Son, IS
Plsinheld street, Monday afternoon, the |
Rev. Lester Reynolds, pastor Of the Dex-
ter Street A lvent Church officiating. The
burial was at Pocasset Cemetery.
Crescent Lodge of Odd Fellows, which
has been in existence for more than 40
years, many OF tn members being resi-
1euts of Olneyville, held its last and final
meeting Tuesday evening and this evening.
The lodge will be consolidated with James
Wood Lodge in Odd Fellows Hall on
Snow street.
At meeting OF the Robert Emmett
Literary Association on Wednesday even.
ng, John l.. Cannon, ThomasJ ], Mathews,
lanes McKenns, James Hapley, Captain
Patrick Hesley. Lieutenant James Cara
ian. Martin Dempsey, John Lenahsp,
.hsrles r. Ropghsn and Martin Kirby
we're appointed committee to arrange
or the anniversary Of Robert Rmmet.
On Monday evening, Olneyviile Nest Of
Owls held a banquet in their hall on
stokes street in honor OF the first year iu
heir new home. There were about Iso
present. Addresses were made by Past
DIR. James p. Reid and Joseph
|. Delaney and President, James r.
Brothers. The musical portion OF the
entertainment was given by
Charles Hebbiewsite, joseph Callahan,
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