The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-01-21
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The SIMPLE season a, OF the mills
came to an end this week.
Patrolman w. ]. White of the ChSffee
Street Station, is off on his vacation.
Bud of Hope Lodge. l. o. o. r NJ. U.
will entertain their lady friends this even
ing,
Captain Patrick Healey OF the Emmett
Rifles, has been chosen as chief OF staff for
ST Patrick's Parade.
DR.. Frank A. Twitchell aud wife OF ,IS
Pain field street, have gone South, where
they will remain until April.
Que application for membership was re-
c-ved at the meeting Of Manufacturers
Lodge of Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacques OF 81
Ophelia Street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth OF sou, January nth
John Shuttle, an old time member OF the
New York Citv Fire Department, isspend-
ING his vacation with friends in this Sec
ton.
There will be a chorus of about 100
voices at the musical service to be held al
the Church of Messiah, Sunday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock.
Miss Frsnces +. IIorsman, assisted by
Messrs. Alfred p. Scaife aud Edward Ros-
coe, are TO hold dramst c recital in the
4, n( a. Chnr-L rF Msaatah
Wednesday evening, February and.
At the Chaffee Street station. Monday
evening, Patrolman Harry Manchester
was chosen as member of the entertain
ment committee, James Garrity aud Will
liam Holohan as flower committee, Ray
mond Ashmore and William Arm6eld TO
Police Association.
Superintendent Of Schools, I'aac O
Winslow aud Miss Clara Craig of the
Normal School, were the speakers at a
meeting held by the Neghborhood Club
oi the Webster Avenue Grammar School
in the school hall, "Wednesday evening
The organization will hold a whist party
in the hall, Friday evening, February 4,h.
The officers elect OF Division No. 40,
Ancient Order Of Hiberuian's, were INSTALL
ed Sunday afternoon by County President,
Nicholas Mulvey, who was assisted by
Martin Kirby Of the State County Board.
Two candidates were initiated aud three
applications for membership were receiv-
ed. A musical program aud luncheon
folio we'd.
Edmund H., better known as "Ned"
Whiting, died at the Rhode Island Hos
pital on Monday and his funeral was held
at the undertaking rooms OF ]. +. Lynch a
Co., Broadway, "Wednesday afternoon, the
interment being at Bristol. Mr.. Whiting
was about II years old, an expert me-
chanic. lie kept bachelors quarters at
10 Julian street for many years ani was
musician of considerable reputation.
On Wednesday evening, the Ladies Aid
Society of the Tabernacle NJ K. Church,
held Yorkshire Tea Party in the parlors
of the church, supper being served from
{ to 8 O'Clock, followed by an entertain
ment. At the weekly prayer meeting last
evening, Miss Sadie l.. Davis OF the
Mathewson street church, delivered a very
interesting address, her subject being "The
Wonderful Vision cf Life in Korea" and
solos were rendered by Miss Ivy Fricker.
The officers elect Of Olueyville Nest OF
Owls were installed Sunday afternoon by
Post President, Peter Martin. Eight
candidates were initiated and IS applica-
tions for membership were received. The
Committee, who are arranging for a widows
and orphans benefit concert (, be held in
- ID Gunda,, Eehr,,
ary I3th and the Que in charge Of the
annual banquet that is to be held Monday
evening, January 81, reported progress
The funeral OF Thomas McMann, who
was SS years old aud bad for more than
10 years been a resident and business man
in the Mount Pleasant district, was held at
St Theresa's Church on Msnton avenue,
Monday morning, a Solemn High Mass OF
Requiem being sung. the Rev. Frs. J. J..
Scheuren, Thomas II. Tiernsu and Ed.
ward O'Donnell officiating. The bearers
were Micheal Degnan, Thomas McSorley,
Matthew McGory and Thomas Lannon.
The burial was at St. Francis Cemetery.
On Sundny afternoon, Peter c. Cannon,
Esq, installed the following as officers Of
the TiIden Club: President, Robert A.
Coen; Vice Presidents, Patrick Fitzgerald
and Peter G. Taft; Recording Secretary,
John Lynch; Financial Secretary, Thomas
Mcguire; Treasurer, Peter CurraD; Ser.
geant.st-Arms, Dennie Lynch; Executive
Committee, Francis II. German, Robert
Croue, Patrick Mcclure, Patrick ]. Cofey,
Thomas Manning aud James X. Brothers,
Francis II. German, James T.. Brothers
and Thomas Caufied were made a com
mittee TO petition the state government in
relation 10 the Primary laws.