The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-17


Olneyville Nest of Owls will hold regu
Jar meeting Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Many of the local business men decorat
ed their Stores to-day in honor OF 81
Patrick.
The Sterling Players will present
"Woman's Honor" in Irons Hall this
evening.
Harry Marshall, pressman for the Olney'
vile TIMES, is quite i'll with an attack OF
pneumonia.
The work of decorating and painting the
interior of the Chaffee Street Police Sat-
ton has been completed.
Charles II. Rhodes, the retired veteran
letter carrier, is spending the remainder
of the cold weather at 81. Cloud, Fla.
The dancing class of Olneyville Nest Of
Owls will hold a whist parry and dance in
Owls Hall on Stokes street. this evening.
Ernest s Toye, a carrier attached to the
Olneyvile Post-O Office, who underwent
critical surgical operation, has returned to
duty.
. A party Of IS of the leading Democrats
of the Tenth Ward are preparing for ten
days trip to Maize, probably the latter part
Of June.
The Tabernacle NJ. +. Church held
their 23rd. annual tea and concert Tues
day evening, March I4th. There was about
500 present
Young Peoples Society to take the
place OF the Epworth League was formed
last Sunday evening at the Tabernacle NJ
4. Church.
Captain Maynard l.. Stone OF the Chsffee
Street Station, was confined to his resi-
dence, 81 Lenox avenue, few days this
week by illness.
Mr.. William II. Shaw, who for many
years has been employed by the firm OF
Kennedy & Cough meat cutter, is now
with the Shepard Co
The officers of the Revere Rubber Works
on Valley street with guests to the number
OF about $780, had gathering and baoquet
at the Crown Hot !. last Saturday evening
= Patrolman w. IL. Feeney of the Sixth
Station, slipped on the ice on Ok stree,
Monday night, injuring bis right knee and
ankle. He was confined to his home, "a
IIea til avenue, ~ tew days. Mounted
PatroIm4n Smith, who some time ago, was
ii injured in the same WY, has returned 10
ii duty.
III Alexander Kerr. member of an old
time Olneyvile family aud for many years
III employed by The Rhode Island Company
II in the capacity Of motormAn, died at his
home, 49S Plainfeld street, "Wednesday
morning, after su illness OF several
months. Ills funeral will be held Sunday
/ afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
sMr. Charles Eupper entertained at his
y residence, SIS Plainheld street, ednesday
evening, number of the crack checker
players of the state. Mr.. Tupper had for
his guest, Mr.. Newell Banks, the champion
hecker player Of the United States. Mr..
James Sheffield, the champion player Of
the state and MIR. Banks played three
games, Mr. Banks winning one, the other
being a draw Oilers in the party were
George Barker, Edward B. Hanes, Robert
p Bailey, DIR. George z. Drew and Ernest
Williams.
At noon tomorrow, Mr.. George III
Merrick, who has been the Cashier at the
Riverside Mills for about 10 years, leaves
for the Asssbet Mills at Maynard, Mass,
when he will iii like position Last Sat-
urday Mr. Merrick was presented with
gold watch and chain by his associates in
the office. Mr.. James A. Arno't, who has
been assistant cashier In the Riverside
office, has been made the paymaster at the
Valley worsted Mills. The changes go
: into effect Monday morning.
At the monthly meeting of the Tenth
Ward Independent Taxpayers Club 10
Byrne's Hall, Sunday afternoon, five names
were added to the roster. Past President,
Andrew A. Oates was presented with silk
umbrella by the club. Mr.. Francis II.
German making the presentation speech.
Messrs Micheal Kelly. former Alderman
Owen McMann and Thomas Dolan we're
made a committee to arrange for The
annual summers outing. The speaker
we're Representative, James II. Kiernan,
Councilmen, Daniel T. Byrne, Patrick J
Cofey and Thomas Il Ryan.
The Rev. DIR. VI. ID. Buell. Of the Boston
University School Of Theology at Boston
and the Rev. w. c Darby Of the Mathew
son Street Methodist Church, assisted the
Rev. T. l.. Cray AZ the service OF the
celebration Of the 33rd anuiversary Of the
Tabernacle NJ. 4. church, Sunday. The
musical portion Of the exercises were
rendered by Mr. aud Mrs. Harold Thomas,
Miss LYDIA Ellis, John whesier and Her.
, bert Gulliyer. The celebration came 10 a
close Tuesday evening, when the ladies Of
the church gave tea party aud entertain