The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-25
LOCAL NEWS.

William Rigney, who is we'll known,
Atwels Avenue.
The Sterling Players are to presen,
"Woman's Honor" in Irons Hall, Friday
evening, March 18th.
The Rhode Island Branch of the Inde.
pendence Union will meet in their hail at
663 Broadway, this evening.
Warren Farwell, watchman at the
Dapielson Car barn on Hartford avenue, is
confined to his home by Illness
Man,on Lodge, Loyal Order Of Moose,
will hold an open meeting i'll Firemen's
Hall, Thursday evening, March and.
The Altar Chapter of the Church of the
Messiah held a veiy successful Washing
tons Party in the parish house Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Peter Taft, one of the best known
residents of the Mount Pleasant District,
who has been sick for some time, is now
able to be out OF doors.
The music committee of the Plaiufield
Street Baptist Church entertained the
members of the choir in the church par
lors Wednesday evening.
The Sterling Club held costume party
in Library Hall, Wednesday evening for
the benefit Of ST. Vincent de Pau's Infant
Asylum on Regent Avenue.
The ladies of the Academy Avenue Con.
gregational Church are arranging for a
concert to be held in the church parlors
Tuesdao evening, March 9TH.
Harry Whitehead OF New Bedford and
George Reuter- of Fall River, former resi-
dents, spent Washington's Birthday with
oil d associates on Plainfeld Street.
The two inspectors from the Postal DE
partment at Washington, who have beer
in this section for about one week, are now
looking over affairs at the North Enc
Office.
Concerts will begiven by the Mothers
Club of the Kelley street school this after
noon in Library Hail. Harry Mancheste
OF the Chaffee Street Station, will be one o
the singers.
At the meeting of Manufacturers Lodg,
of Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening, the
second degree was conferred upon on,
candidate, Past Grand, George N. Barton
being the degree master.
At the meeting OF the Tilden Club in
Odd Fellows Hall on Academy Avenue,
Sunday evening, former Councilman
Joseph A. Coen delivered an interesting
address on preparedness"
Misses Emily Dawson and Edna Corey
entertained dozen or more of their young
lady friends at the home OF Miss Dawson,
7o Priscilla Avenue, Wednesday evening.
A buffet lunch was served
Miss Mary Brennan OF Colinsvile,
Mass, has accepted position at the
Roughan's Studio, Olneywlle Square
Hereafter, the studio will have lady at
tendant and will be open from $500 a. III.
to p. III.
The pupils Of the girls department OF St.
Mary's Academy on Bainbridge avenue,
held Washington Party in the school
hall, Monday afternoon. The Rev. Fr.
Thomas z. Grace, pastor II the church,
was the special guest Of the occasion.
The member Of Hope Council, Knights
Of Columbus, who are members Of the
Fourth Degree, the highest branch OF the
order in the state, bad banquet in
Artesian Hall, Thursday evening oi last
week. There were about 30 in attendance.
Last evening at the home OF the bride
on Newark street Miss Fanny IIsskens and
William Carr we're united in marriage by
the Rev. Frank +. Gray, pastor Of the
Tabernacle NJ + Church their attendants
being Miss Ada North aud John Carr.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony wed
| ding dinner was served.
At the meeting of Willow Camp, Modern
Woodmen of America. "Wednesday even
ing, Maurice Pendergast WAS elected as
clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Dennis Flynn, aud Past Con-
sui Timothy Kelly was elected as trustee
for three years. They were indicted into
their Offices by Past Consul william ].
Darcy
Miss Jecevia, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Terrence Larkin, was called upon by about
90 Of her friends at her home, TAI Harms
avenue, Tuesday evening. Among those
who entertained with music, we're the
Misses Esther and Catherine Larkin,
Catherine and Annie Davis, Mildred Ryan
Clara Murphy and Andrew Davis. An
elaborate supper was served.
The annual meeting Of the Brotherhood
Of the Tabernacle NJ. r. Church was held
at the residence Of Henry Elliott Io7
Whitehall street "Wednesday evening AT
which time Mr.. Albert Mills was elected
as president; John Sutcliffe, vice preside ni;
Frederick Lord, treasurer and William
Brusby, secretary. At the close Of the
meeting the women folks Of the house
served luncheon.
The funeral Of Mary X 4, widow Of John
l.. Walsh, a life long resident Of Olney
Vile, was held at her late residence, iS47
Westminster street, "wednesday morning,
followed With Mass Of Requiem st St.
Mary's Church on Broadway, the Rev. r..
J. II. Smith officiating The deceased
leaves four daughters, Mrs. Mary NiOn,
Mrs. Julia ellison, the Misses Ellen and
Sarah and two sons Edward and John.
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