The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.

The Square was paved with snow the
frst Of the week.
J. o. San Souci is expected home from
Florida next week.
Work Is progressing on the Hopkins
garage on Plsinheld Street.
The churches In this section were we'll
attended on Easter Sunday.
All kinds of job printing at the TIMKs
Office, Oneyville Square.
Miss Elsie Eceles Is visiting relatives
this week in New York City.
Barring a little sharpness Of the weather,
Easter Sunday was an ideal day.
Gardens will be more Of the useful than
the ornamental variety this season.
Fred Groves Of Middleboro. Mass, spent
Sunday with relatives in the annex.
An Easter dance was held at Owls Hall
on Stokes street on Monday evening.
James Currsn, the we'll known barber,
has taken rooms in the Stokes Building.
The Providence Motorcycle Club has
completed its summer schedule Of runs.
John T. Collision has been confined TO his
home several days this week by illness.
Priscilla Lodge will initiate six esndi-
dates at its meeting next Monday evening.
NJ. T. Holihen of the Atlantic Mills,
was in New York this week on a business
trip.
William Joyce, a recently appointed
patrolmau, has been assigned to the Sixth
Station.
Samuel Whiteley. WHO has been spend
ing The winter in Florida, was in town on
Tuesday.
A very large and handsome Americs u
flag is displayed daily from the Library
Building.
The Peurod Social Club will have q
dance in Library Hall on Tuesday evening,
April a4rh.
Byron A. Smith, Jr., who was injured
last week in an auto accident, has nearly
recovered,
Virginia c. Mcclure Of Peoria, III IA
the guest Of Mrs. Walter c. Smith Of Bar.
rows Street.
Ex-Police Captain, NJ. l.. Stone, for
merly of the SIKH Station, is home from q
stay in Florida.
The unsettled condition Of the milk busi.
ness is somewhat disturbing to many milk
dealers Of the annex.
b. F, & A. w. Hopkins sold an Inter
national truck this week to the City Lum.
ber Co. OF Woonsocket.
King Philip Tribe, l. .. X. NJ. will give
minstrel show and dance in Irons Hall
on Friday evening, April 77th,
Several from this section attended the
opening of the new Majestic Theatre in
Providence on Monday evening.
A regular session Of the Olneyville Bust
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening Of next week.
Providence Grange will confer the Ist
and and degrees on several candidates al
its meeting on Thursday evening, April I9.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Sunse, Club was held on Monday evening.
After the business session, a lunch wa,
served.
Miss Minnie Cannon, a teacher in the
public schools at Putnam, Conn.,, is CUES,
Of her aunts, the Misses Cannon Of Rllery
street this week.
The Lyric Glee Club gave drama en-
titled Colonel Hardy's Golden Wedding
a, Irons HAL on the evenings Of Thursday
and Friday OF this week.
w. II. Sawyer has taken the store in
Rounds Block next to Bsnspaeh Brother,
and will remove there at once, This is
considered one OF the best locations on
Olneyylle Square.
Prank A. Spratt, who is we'll known in
this section, is in Washington this week
with a party Of Rhode Island school teach.
srs. Personally conducted tours to the
Nations Capitol is no new thing for Mr.
| Spratt.
Lieutenant Frederick Blair gave an al
dress at an open meeting Of Manufacturers
Lodge on Tuesday evening on "EIperi-
ence on the Mexican Border" There wa.
a good attendance and Lieutenant Blair,
remarks were found very interesting
Councilman VIM. Hughes introduced IN,
speaker.
Carl y. Johnson Of Franklin, Mass
who made a very decided hit as an after
dinner speaker at the Olneyville Business
Mems Banque, in January, will be one oi
the speakers at the annual banquet oi
Manufseturers' Lodge on Tuesday even.
ing. April 74h.
The steamer Rochester, sgsins, which
claims sggregsting nearly half million
dollars were fled by 81 or more citizens OF
pbode Tsiand Who were passenOsrs ON th,