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

fStt's Is speouihS ieW "eeNs ~
bis farm in jamestown.
wednesday was double stamp day at
San Souci's Department Store.
A whist will be held at the Sunset Club
rooms next Thursday evening.
K. c. Whelden, OF the Royal Theatre,
was in New York this week on a business
trip.
Rev. Frederick l. Collins, who has been
confined to his home by illness, is much
better.
DR.. ]. T. Farrell has returned from
Atlantic City, where he attended a Medical
Convention
A piazza is being built at DR.. John T.
Fsrrell's residence on Westminster street
near Parade.
Captain l. NJ. Stone concluded his off,
cial work at the Sixth Police Station on
Wednesday
"The Over the Line Club" were enter.
tanned by Mrs. Nathan NJ. Wright Tues.
day afternoon.
The West Ind Social Club will hold
dance in Library Hall on Friday evening,
February 23rd.
Manufacturers Lodge held a meeting on
Tuesday evening and transacted consider
able routine business.
1t is understood that OlneyvIlle Is to
have Lincoln Day observance on scale
be6tting the occasion.
1t is understood that the Stokes Building
on Olneyville Square is to undergo some
very radical repairs.
Fire Commissioner, William II. Covell
is very seriously i'll at his home in the
Mt. Pleasant section.
The degree team OF Olneyville Nest OF
Owls will have a dance at the Stokes Hall
on Friday evening, February Iah.
The Holy Name Society of st, Theresa's
Church held concert on Wednesday in
The church hall on Manton Avenue.
A number from this section attended
the Chamber Of Commerce dinner at In
fantry Hall on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Earl Wyatt Of Fall River, is now
with w. T. Wilson, Opticis~in the Turks
Head Building, See adv. in another
column
Painters Union No. 6o7, Olneyville
Branch, have removed from Stokes Build
ing to rooms formerly used for Marks
barber shop.
Councilman William Hughes is a mem.
Der Of three important committees in the
City Council. Highways, Hsrbor and
automobile parking.
Lieutenant Governor z. J. San Souci
will be acting governor Of Rhode Island
for the next two weeks, Governor Beck.
man being at Atlantic City.
James Ashworth died at his home, 3o3
Grove Street on Tuesday. The funeral
services were held on Friday and were con.
Quoted by Rev. J. NJ. Hobbs.
The funeral OF David B. Williams was
held Oh Thursday afternoon at the UNDER
taking rooms of J. Will Carpenter & Son
Rev. A. S. Woodworth conducted the
service.
Rev. A. 5. Woodwork, pastor OF the
Plainfeld Street Baptist Church, spoke
last Sunday evening on the rather out Of
the ordinary subject, GLOW Many Men are
there Under Your Hstr
Mr.. a. A. Mccullough, the chess and
checker editor Of the Boston Herald, who
is spt nding some time in this vicinity, is
Vile checker experts.
Ivsnhoe Lodge, K. Of p. will pay fra
,ernal visit TO Garfield Lodge Of Wsnskuek
on Tuesday evening The Garfield Lodge
degree team will work the 3rd degree on
an Iyanhoe candidate,
The Plainheld Street Baptist Church
held rummsge sale this week in a vacant
store on Plain6eld street. An efficient
committee Of which DR. A. ~. Barnes was
ch airrnsn, had the matter in charge and
It was carried 10 a successful close.
Mrs. Miskels, 6S Priscilla avenue, has
been suffering from a very serious attack Of
grippe. Her many friends among the !. o.
r. order will be pleased to hear that she is
slowly recovering, but as yet, is unable to
leave her home. Mrs. Miskella 10 Record
ing Secretary Of Court Good Hope, I. ..
r. and an ardent worker for the good and
welfare Of the order generally.
The Schubert Concert Company gave
very pleasing entertainment at the Messiah
Parish House on Monday evening. The
following we'll known people took par, In
the entertainment; Mrs. Evelyn Jordan
Johnson, soprano; Miss Edith Alice
Hughes, violinis,; Mrs. Amy Eastwood
Fuller, pianist; Miss Vera Stocksrd.
reader and Edward Roscoe, baritone. The
entertsipmen, was given under the auspices