The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-31

James p. Cahill Of Bancroft street, will
open the cottage Of the Grover Club at
Rocky Point, Sunday. A chicken dinner
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Browne have re.
turned to their home at 79 Oak street.
Providence. r. after two months tour
spent in Florida.
A delegation from O,neyville Nest OF
Owls will assist the officers of the Grey
stone Nest in their class initiation that is
to take place Sunday afternoon.
John Jones. the veteran carrier attached
to the Oneyville Post-office, who was ir.
jured by falling on the ice last January,
resumed his duties Monday morning.
The Continental Mills, which was b,dly
damaged by fire some time ago, is now be-
ing operated days and every effort is being
made to operate the plant nights
Walter Riley, clerk at the Olneyville
Post office, who for some time have been
critically i'll at his home, I36 Wood street
with pneumonia, is now reported to be on
the road to recovery.
The social committee Of Manufacturers
Lodge OF Odd Fellows entertained the
membGs on Tuesday evening. Next Tues
day evening, the second degree will be
conferred upon hve candidates.
Mr.. Stone, chief chemist Of the Revere
Rubber Works and his staff, have taken
possession Of the new laboratory Of the
plant on Eagle street. which is said to be
the best equipped in the country.
At a meeting of the Robert Emmett
Literary Association Sunday afternoon, il
was voted to celebrate the 4oth anniver-
sary Of the association with banquet aud
reunion in Irons Hall, Wednesday even.
ing, April 77th.
Patrolman Henry F. Moore has been
transferred from the Gladstone avenue to
the Chaffee street police station and will
be on duty from 9p. III. until a. IN. In
the capacity of what is known in the
department as Telegraph Man"
i Mr.. James w. Greaves, president OF the
Snowden Worsted Company and Mrs.
Greaves, have returned from a stay at Old
| Point Comfort and MIR. vii lam Mathew
son, superintendent Of the Hartford ave.
nue. barn of the Rhode Island Co. and Mrs.
Mathewson have reluin d from Florida.
! MIR Herbert Medley and Thomas Web
ster have been engaged by the management
of the new plant of the American Wooden
Co. at Warren, the former TO be the ship
ping clerk and the latter to take charge OF
department.. They are to make Warren
their homes.
Mr. Daniel b. Clancy has been appoint.
ed as rural carrier for the Cherry Hill,
Pine Hill and other points that are cared
for by the O'neyviIle Post-office, he sue
ceeding w. y. Evans. The residents OF
this route are to have a much better serv-
ice for Mr.. Clancy is to have an automo-
bile instead Of a horse and buggy.
Harry J Wood, Jr., who has been the
assistant superintendent OF the Riverside
Mills, has been made the agen, Of the War
rem Worsted Co. at Warren this plant
having been quite recently purchased by
the American Woolen Company. MIR
Wood was succeeded by Mr. II + Schoe
smith, who has been in charge Of the yarn
department.
The regular monthly business meeting
OF the "Young Peoples Society OF the
Tabernacle NJ Il. hurch" was held at the
church last evening and was we'll attended
Plans by which our membership can be in
creased were ma le. Other matters Of
great importance to the society were dis
cussed. Great interest has been shown by
the members in the society's welfare.
The Rev. Frank W. Gray, pastor Of the
Tabernacle NJ. X. Church, is attending the
Southern New England Conference Of the
NJ. +. Church at Norwich, Conn, and this
morning, Mr.. Reuben Ireland, the treas
urer OF the church, will leave for Norwich.
! The members Of the church have sent an
earnest request to the conference to have
the Rev. Mr. Gray returned and they feel
confident that their request will be grant
ed them.
The annual meeting Of the Brotherhood
OF the Tabernacle NJ. T. Church met at
the residence Of Albert Af1Tfs, 7oz East.
wood avenue, Wednesday evening, when
the following were installed as officers:
President, Albert Mills; Vice President,
John Sutelife; Secretary, William Brusby;
Treasurer, Pred Lord; Standing Commit
tee; Walter Aspinwsll, Henry Cook, Step.
hen Amison. Reuben Ireland and Benjamin
Skidman, Membership; John wheater,
Albert Leavers, Gsiriel Roy, Johu Sui.
clife and Benjamin Newton, Social, Fred
Buttle, Albert Mills, Albert Smith, Arthur
Sykes ayd John Ellis, Siek; NJ. J Adams,
Fred Lord, Erwin I. Van Hoesen and
William Brnsby. The retiring president,
John {. Whester w,s presented with the