The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.

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J. A. Labbee was in Boston Wednesday
on business.
Ivanhoe Lodge held a regular meeting
on Thursday evening.
Priscilla Rebeksh Lodge held a regular
meeting on Monday evening,
Court O'neyville, Foresters Of America,
met last evening in Guild Hall.
Mrs. John B. Corcoran and Charles NJ.
Corcorsn have returned from a stay in the
South.
G. Mensing, manager of the Provi-
dence Brewing Company, has new Hud-
son Car.
Court Good Hope, |. y. F. held a
regular meeting on Tuesday evening at
Artisans Hall.
One OF the best watch repairers in the
state is now at Krasnow's jewelry store, 81
Mantou Avenue.
The Olneyvile Lady Owls met Tuesday
at the Stokes Street Hall and formed
gymnasium class.
b. +. and A. w. Hopkins sold an Inter
national truck last week to the Buckins-
ham Company, (Inc.)
K. II. Sainsbury has just received the
new models of the New England, "Red-
wing" and Dayton bicycles.
Thomas J. Mathews, National Secre-
tary of the A. o. H., has just returned
from trip to Philadelphia.
Alfred Underwood, who recently fell
from a ladder and sustained a fracture of
his right leg, is getting along well.
Rev. 5 K. Darlington Of Cornwall, W.,
has accepted a call to become pastor of the
Congregational Church Mt. Pleasant.
Charles Hudson, who is employed by the
U. S. Interstate Commerce Commission,
is now at New Orleans.
John O'Donnel, distributor Of the Re-
public trucks, is receibing the new model,
the No. 9 Republic Dispatch.
+. J. Blessing, manager Of the Olneyville
Hay and Grain Co., has been copfiued to
his home this week by illness.
The funerals OF Mrs. and Mrs. jeremiah
Bowlin were held this morning at the under
taking rooms of J. Will Carpenter q Son.
Court Rochambeau, /, o. f. will here.
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day Of each month at Springer's Hall.
A whist was he'd on Tuesday at Odd
Fellows Hall under the auspices of the
Social Committee of Manufacturers' Lodge. |
Charles ii. Bloomer Of New York is the |
guest Of Joseph w. Hudson, Mr.. Bloomer
is a Shskespearean reader of unusua
ability.
J. o. San Souci, Mrs. K. J. San Souc
and the Misses Mabel and Louise San Souc |
are at ST. Petersburg, Fla, for a stay Of
some weeks.
willow Camp Modern Woodmen OF |
America held a meeting on Wednesda,
evening A flag was presented TO the camp
by Mr.. J. Prendergast.
Joseph Northup, who has been serving
in United States Army at Panama, is
spending furlough al the home of his
parents on Hartford Avenue.
At the evening service at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday, there was a
'ong service given by a chorus under the
leadership of Joseph K. Kochan.
John T. Suneson, for the past IL years
With w S Fiheld & Co. and for years
manager Of that firms Olneyville branch,
las acquired that business at IS Plainield
street
The Goodyear tire is one Of the reliable
names in automobile supplies. II has been
ried for many years and stood the test.
For Sale at the Broadway Garage, 63z
Oneyvlle, K. 1.
The funeral Of Mrs. Julia Kunz, wife Of
Rudolph Kunz Of TIoboken, ". J., was
at J. Will Carpenter & Sons
rooms on Tuesday morning
The burial was at the Pocssset Cemetery.
Louis Linber, a we'll known resident Of
this section, died at his home, 4So Hart
ford avenue on Monday. The funeral
services we're held on Thursday and the
burial was at Mt Hope Cemetery, Boston.
William Davidson Stevenson died az his
home on Health avenue on Saturday Of
ast week. The funeral services were held
on Tuesday and were conducted by Rev.
James X Springer. The burial was a,
Pocssset Cemetery.