The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Henry F. Banspach is serving on the

Alderman Gilbert X. Parker is consider.
ably improved in health.
John O'Donnell has just sold Republic
truck to Burke Brothers.
The Big Five bold dance in Library
Hall on Monday evening.
DIR. John J. Dwyer spent the holidays
with friends at Worcester, Mass.
The Jolly Bachelors held dance in
Library Hall on Saturday evening.
Patrolman c. c. Masterson is back from
a furlough spent in New York City.
Special services were held at the Church
of the Messiah on Christmas morning,
Rev. +. c. Boss d. d., spoke at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday morning.
There is to be prize waltz held in Owls
Hall on Stokes street to morrow evening.
Frederick Z. Cobb of Laurel HUI ave
nue., is off duty on account of al health.
Mrs Joseph G.. Colburn, for many years
resident of the annexed section, died on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Streeter and family
were guests of friends in Attleboro during
the week.
Mrs James Walch of Pocasset avenue,
entertained Mr.. aud Mrs. Harrison Walch
on sunday.
A lowgear sanding in a shed on the
go I
night this week.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. . o. F. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
There was no work.
Miss Olive Cooper, who has been study
ing in Philadelphia, is at home for the
Christmas vacation.
There will be New Years Whist apd
Entertainment at the Sunset Club rooms
on Monday evening.
The funeral of Clarence Lindsey was
held at the Broadway Baptist Church on
Thursday afternoon.
The employees OF the Royal Theatre re-
ceived substantial gifts OF money from ihe
owners Of the theatre.
Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Chadsey OF
Roosevelt street, went to Boston Saturday
to hear Billy Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elton Il. Berry of 8S Dor
chester avenue, spent Christmas with Mrs.
5 Marriott in Johnston.
The Rhode Island Press Club will hold a
quarterly meeting on Saturday, January 9th
at the Narragansett Hotel.
Mrs. James Walch and Miss Alice
Waleh were gnests on Christmas Of Mrs,
John Waeh at Ilughesdale.
Byron Moore of birmingham, Mass,
was the guest Of his uncle, Thomas w.
Moore of Pocasset avenue on Sunday.
Rev. Frank W. Gray, pastor OF the
Tabernacle Church, has just returned from
Yonkers, N. Y, where lie spent the holi.
days with relatives.
Dr.. and Mrs. William Il. Randall,
motored TO Hope Valley on Sunday to
visit the la,ters grandmother, Mrs. {.
Colvin.
\ Patroman John B. O'Bren, who was
recently appointed a member of the police
force, was assigned to the Sixth Station
this week.
Alderman Gilbert X. Parker resumed
his duties as Secretary OF the State Board
of Control and Supply at the State House
on Thursday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Greene Of Hartford,
Conn, were the Weekend guests Of the
lstters parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lippitt Of
Il Pocssset Avenue.
h DR. and Mrs. Harry Clarke Of Lynn,
Mass, were the guests for the CHRISTMAS
holidays Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. Cooper
Of Dorchester Avenue.
4 Mrs. II. I. Brooks entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Clarke of Riverside and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Weaver Of East Providence
at dinner on Christmas.
Miss Margaret McDermott and Mr..
John Brady Of Boston, spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Diffley Of 7e9 Wayerly Street.
Everett Z. Salisbury. agent at the
Atlantic Mills, has the sympathy Of many
friends in this section in the loss OF his
wife, Mrs. Alice Salisbury, who died on
Monday.
Mounted Pstrolman James p. Cava-
naugh connected with the Sixth Police
Station, died at his home--T9I Nhi'tef
Avenue on Tuesday morning. He bad
been in poor health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Csrleen, who we're
married last month, have returned from
wedding trip TO New Orleans and have
taken up their residence II zoS Laurel
Hill Avenue. Mr.. Csrleen is station
agent at the Olueyville Station Of the
II n. Y. ~. II. & II. X. r.
George Middleton, plumber at Odd Pei