The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.

J. A. Labbee was in Boston yesterday
on business trip.
The Berth nomination papers were filed
on Monday morning.
]. A. Labbee has lately added more room
to his shoe salesroom.
Henry A. Fuller attended the races at
Woonsocket on Wednesday.
A regular whist was held last evening a t
the rooms Of the Sunset Club.
Charles L. Rose of Whitehall street, has
returned from trip to Canada,
Captain L. NJ. Stone of the Sixth Sta
tion, has returned fIom a vacation trip in
Maine.
George II. Barber, letter carrier at the
Olneyville Post.office, is away on a vaca-
ton trip.
The Idle Hour Club will enjoy a roas,
pig dinner on Sunday at the Grover Club,
Warwick.
Fred Lovett, manager Of the Royal
Theatre, was In Boston on Tuesday on
business trip.
Court Of Good Hope, I. o. held a
well attended meeting in Artisans Hall on
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Gideon A. Burgess preached last
Sunday at the Pilgrim Congregational
Church on Harrison Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton 4. Walch are
away on a two weeks motor trip In the
western part OF Massachusetts.
Governor Beeckman paid visit to the
Budgham School on Tuesday and gave
briei address to the I,4oo pupils there.
John Kydd, chemist at the Riverside
Mills, is home from vacation, which with
Mrs Kydd, was spent at Washington,
ID. c.
| An entertainment called "A Tom Thumb
Wedding" was given by the pupils OF the
Tabernacle Sunday School on "Wednesday
evening
| J. +. Corcoran, proprietor Of the Olney-
| Vile Hotel, who has been III with typhoid
fever for the past six weeks, is able to be
out again.
Peabody Lodge, SINS OF st. George,
observed its 3Ist anniversary by concer,
which was given in Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening
| Edward NJ. Sullivan of Cranston, was the
priv cipal speaker at the Democratic Rally
held in odd Fellows Hall, Mt. Pleasant on
Tuesday evening
Mrs Joseph Foley of Roosevelt street,
has gone to . d Point Comfort for a weeks
stay. She is accompanied by Mrs. Rohsn
Of Atleboro, Mass.
"Bjg Intellects in the Saddle" will he
the subject of DR.. l.. A. Clevenger's ad
dress in his series OF talks to working peo-
pie at the Broadway Baptist Church next
Sunday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge at It's meeting on
Tuesday evening, conferred the second de
gree on three candidates. Next Tuesday,
the lodge will receive visitation from the
distinct deputy and board of officers.
! John Aveyard, for many years an over
seer at the Riverside Mills, died at his
home, I6I Merino avenue on Saturday last.
He Is survived by his wife and six daugh-
ters The funeral services were held on
! Tuesday.
|
! imitation at the Messiah Parish House last
Saturday evening Forty candidates re-
cei,ed the initial ory degree. The Bud OF
Hope Orchestra aud Edward Roscoe gave
some musical selections.
Odd Fellows Hall was crowded 10 the
doors on Thursday evening at the Republic
can Rally Addresses were made by
Senator Lippitt, Lieutenant Governor san
Souci, Congressman Stiness and Hon.
Roswell p. BuTchard.
A big Republican rally was held on
Monday evening at Silver Lake. Speeches
were made by senator Llppitt, Lieuten-
ant Governor San Souci, Hon. Henry
| Fletcher, Mahlon A. Go~dy and others.
II you attend the Crans'on Poultry show
at KnightsyilIe on November S,h, 9 h, 10th
and nth, don't fail to look for the exhibit
| Of Woodwsrd's Black aud White Powders
and Woodward's Ointment, II you own
stock or poultry, 1t will pay y'u.
The funeral Of James r. Mooreland,
well known resident OF this section, was
held Monday morning at the residence OF
his son.in-law, John +. Mooney, 10 South
street. A requiem mass was sung at the
Cathedral. The burial was at Il. AIMS
Cemetery.
lanes n Smith returned on Saturday
| from Cincinnatti, where be attended the
| Annual Convention of the American
Humane Association. Mr.. Smith reports
a most successful meeting and says tha, Il
Is more than likely that the next conven
ton Of the association will be held IN
/ pr,vtdence