The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-04-14

Patro,msn William ]. keenan, Of the
Chaifee Street Station, Is away on his
vacation.
The Providence Telephone Company are
enlarging the conduit from Olneyville
Square to Delaine street.
The Rhode Island branch of the Inde-
pendence Union will meet in their hall at
663 Broadway this evening.
Mr.. Samuel Whitaker OF Lawrence,
Mass, is the guest Of George Sykes at IIe
Plainfield street for few days.
A group of young ladies, known as "Us
Girls" are to hold a social and dance in
Library Hall, Friday evening, May zSth.
On account Of the shortage Of yarn, the
Colwell Worsted Mills on Hartford ave.
nue., have been obliged to discontinue
night work,
AT the meeting Of Hope Council,
Knights OF Columbus last evening, class
Of 40 candidates were given the Ist and
and degrees Of the order.
St. Mary's branch Of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union will entertain the off.
GERS of the state branch in Guild Hall on
Friday evening, May sth.
During the past week, it has been neccs.
sary to operate some of the departments of
the Paragon Mills over time, this including
Saturday afternoon. rhe indications are
that the plant will soon be operated all
night as well as day.
Messrs. Richard Unswortb, his son
Charles and Mr.. Keats, all OF whom hold
responsible positions with the Revere Rub.
Der Co., have returned from a vacation,
the two first named from Cape Cod and the
latter from his old home at Bangor, Me.
At the last meeting Of the National Club
in their rooms on Atwells avenue, the
house committee was instructed to prepare
an Easter morning breakfast for the men, |
bers and a committee Of three was appoint. |
ed to arrange for the annual clam bake.
Mr.. Joseph o, San Souci of the firm Of
J. o. San Souci Co., who has been in
Florida for the greater part Of the winter,
left st. Petersberg, that state, for home
last Tuesday morning and is expected to
arrive here next Tuesday, coming all the
way by water.
Councilmen Patrick J. Cofey and John
f. Conaty Of the Tenth Ward, were the
principal speakers at the meeting Of the
Tenth Ward Independent Taxpayers Club
held in Byrue's Hall, Sunday afternoon.
A committee was appointed to arrange
Tor the annual outing and clam bake.
Aessrs. Mshar, Sweeney, Tracy and ,
Iacca Of the OneyviIle Post-office, are to
AXE prominent part in the minstrel show
hat is TO be given by the attaches Of the
in Elk'S Hall, Tuesday evening,
April zSth. The affair is to be under the
uspices Of what is known as the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
At ths-z1eeting Of the olneyville Busi.
ess Mems Association that is to be held
Wednesday evening, steps will be taken in
hat is known as "elesn up" which will
e from May rst to Msy7th. This sssocia.
ion has been one Of the foremost organi1s.
ions in the state in this very important
Iork.
AT the meeting Of olneyville Nest Of {
,wls Sunday afternoon, I75 candidates u
'ere initiated aud they we're rendered
seep,ion and entertainment on Monday. 4"
another special meeting will be held next e
'undsy afternoon, where 1t Is expected that I
{ leas, I75 more candidates will be admit.
ID, which will bring the membership Of {
be mes, up TO about $50.
Miss Rose Kelley, SO years old, who FOR '
asDy years conducted a private boarding