The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-24
LOCAL NEWS.

LePrelrte Sweet has new Franklin
Sedan car.
The Royal Shoe Store on Plainheld L +,
opened this week.
Several new jitneys have been placed on
the Broadway line.
]. Brown has opened furniture store at
the foot of Broadway.
The Sunset Club held a icrtuightly whis,
at its rooms last evening.
The Big Three held social in Library
Hall ast Saturday evening.
lvonhoe Lodge held a regular meeting
on Tuesday evening of this week.
The William Hughes CO. had fine
exhibition of REQ cars at the Auto Show.
Rev. Charles Forbes spoke at the Pill
grim Congr egational Church last Sunday.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. F. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
The O'neyville Business Mems Assocla
tion will nominate officers at its next meet
ing.
Quite a number from this pace attended
the Brown-IIarvard football game on Sat.
urday.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa-
ton Bazaar came 10 a close on Monday
evening.
John O'DonnelI had a fine display Of
Jeffrey cars and Republic trucks at the
Auto Show
S. Theresa's l. c. b. will hold a
dance in Library Hall on Thursday even.
ing, December 7Ih.
Miss Anna Sullivan, stenographer at
Banspach Brothers, is home from a visit to
friends in Elmirs, N. Y
1t is evident that Olneyville will be well
represented at the Brown Co gate football
game on Thanksgiving Day.
The ordinance Of baptism was conferred
on several candidates at the Second Pres
by,erian Church last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert c. Clemence
have returned from their wedding trip and
are residing a, 90 Ralph Street.
The Greenwood Social Club hold a
Minstrel Show in Irons Hall on Thursday
and Friday evenings OF this week
James n. Smith and family of Pocasse,
avenue, have returned from summer and
fall stay at their farm in Johnston.
DIR. L. A Clevenger concluded his series
OF talks to workingmen at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday evening.
The Sunset No. bowling team was de.
ieated by the St. Andrews team No. a,
the Sunset alleys on Tuesday evening.
A fairly good number attended the whist
at he Sunset Club on Thursday evening
FIRST prizes were taken by Mrs w Duff,
Jr., and Charles Thompson and the con
solations by Mrs c w Harris and willard
Winslow Supper and dancing followed
the whist
Mizpah Circle OF the Painfeld Street
Church held a meeting on Tuesday even.
ing with Mrs. (. A Potter, 233 Webster
Avenue.
The annual bazaar was held at the Taber.
nacle Church Vesry on "wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of this week. II was
well patronized.
An interesting meeting Of the Elmwood
Round Table was held on Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Richard II. Lee,
756 Hartford Avenue
Mr.. aud Mrs Harlan A. Page Of Web
ster avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughte Miss Gladys Evelyn Page
10 Mr.. Slater Francis Mott.
Anna Gordon, w. {. T. U held meet.
ing on Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs w. G.. Hall, 25o Webster Avenue.
Temperance and Missions" was the SUBJ
ject discussed.
A motor truck and jitney colided on
the west end OF Olneyville Square on Tues
day afternoon The truck belonged to
Weeks Brothers and the Car to Frank
,vondne No one was injured.
The Sunshine Band Of the Plainheld
stree, Baptist Church held specia. meet.
ing on Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss GLADYS Brownel, I6r Whittier Ave-
nue.. Plans we're talked for the annual
Christmas sale.
william l.. Sweet, treasurer Of the Rum
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