The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Peter Morgan, former resident.
but now in business at Paterson, N. j., is
visiting old friends here.
Joseph Braney, who has been visiting
his parents on Bancroft street, has gone to
Syracuse to resume his studies.
The Pocasset aud Providence Ice Com
panies cut nine inch ice on local ponds dur
NC the early part of the week.
Francis Trainor of Bridgeport, Conn,
who has been the guest of Joseph o'Don-
nell of Delaine street, has retained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Murphy of far-
ford County, Md who have been visiting
relatives in Providence, have returned.
Patrick Compton, who has been visiting
his brother John On Valley street, has re-
turned to his home at Bridgeport, conn.
John II. Brothers, a student at Tufts
Medical College, who has been at his home
on Putnam street for the holidays, has re-
turned
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Edmonds enter
tained with whist and luncheon, a SIN II
party al their residence, I62 Progress ave.
nue. last evening
Lieut.. Gov 4 !. San Souci is now able
TO occupy his chair at the State House and
10 be about the estab ishment of the J. o..
san Souci Company.
On Wednesday evening Of last week, 80
members of the Senate Bowling Club OF
which Mr.. Patrick Flynn is the leading
light, held their mid. d.winter banquet at the
Olneyville Hotel,
Patrolman Frank Luby of the Chaifee
Street Station, who has been i'll for some
time, returned TO duty Monday morning,
but few hours later, was obliged to 20 to
his home on Bend street.
MIR. Eugene Hall, the western repre-
sentative of one of the leading jewelry
manufacturing firms OF the state, who has
been at his home, 6o Clarence street for a
few weeks, has returned TO Chicago.
At the meeting Of the Rhode Island
branch of the American Independence
Union to be held this evening at 6o3
Broadway, the present corps OF officers will
make their report and the annual election
will be held. -
Mounted Patrolman, James Cavanaugh,
who was injured some time ago, reported
for duty at the Chafee Street Station, Mon
day morning, but later in the day, was
obliged to return to his residence on
Whittier Avenue.
No man in recent years was better
known in the Mount Pleasant section than
the late Jeremia ah Hall and none were more
generous than he. He leaves besides his
widow, three sisters and three brothers,
the home being at III Julian street.
The officers elect Of Olneyvilie Ladies
Nest Of Owls were inducted into Office by
Past President, DR. James Reid. The
installing officer was the recipient OF
timely token, he since the nest was organ
lied about one year ago, being their I'm
structor.
The young ladies Of the Continental
Worsted Mills are to hold leap year party
in Library Hall on Wednesday afternoon
Of next week and the Misses Mary Kelly,
Sadie Walsh and Helen Hamed with Mr..
Joseph Hanley. were selected to arrange
for the event.
Mary A., wife Of Patrick Casey, who for
many years resided on Putnam street and
was one Of the most influential members OF
the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Womaus'
Benevolent Legion, died at her residence,
81 Willow street, Tuesday evening. Her
funeral was held at St. Mary's Church at Q
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs George Metcalf entertain
ed at their residence on Heath street, NJ on
day evening, about 80 Of their friends
Musical selections were rendered by Mrs.
Anna O'liara, Miss Lena Nsylor, Wilfred
Naylor, Charles Hazelhurst, IIartly " ood.
head, Harry Drake, George Wilmsr and
Thomss Hines. An English roast beef
dinner was served.
The local store keepers are looking for
an exceptionally large trade this evening
and tomorrow as the thousands Of the
American Woolen Company, will receive
this evening, their advance and this means
considerable TO Oneyville. There will be
between 5000 aud $40, 600 added TO the
amount usually paid out weekly and all Of
the mills are running on full time and
some Of them overtime.
Mr.. Peter Hsggerty, member Of the
we'll known family Of that name, who for
many years resided on Whittier avenue and
is now in charge Of the combing depart.
ment Of Slster's MIL at Webster, Mass,
was married at Webster on Monday and on
Tuesday, he and his bride were the guests
Of bis sister, Mrs. Annie Heywsrd at her
residence here. There were about 80 10
the party 10 greet the happy couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Hsggerty left for home wednes-