The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-09

Lent will be here in about two weeks.
The shovel came into use again on Mon
day.
Paul San Souei was in Boston Monday
on business trip.
For job printing, try the TIMES Office.
1 olneyviIle Square.
We had almost all sorts Of weather on
Mondsy-even to thunder.
The Primrose Social Club have social
in Library Hall this evening.
The Greenwood Social Cub hold dance
in Library Hall on Monday evening.
a Junior c. K. Convention will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the Trinity Church
Library Hall is le, for dances for FIVE
evenings of next week. Fairly popular.
Mrs. Louis o, Winsor OF Johnston, is
recovering from an attack of the grippe.
Miss Grace Potter Of Dorchester avenue,
spent the weekend with friends in Boston.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o o. F. held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
Several candidates we're baptised at the
Trinity Baptist Church last sunday even
ing.
Mr. aud Mrs. Urban Wood OF Pocasset
avenue, have gone to Florida to spent the
rest Of the winter
Rev. Gideon A. Burgess conducted the
services at the Mt. Pleasant Congregation
al Church last Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Randall, visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Watson ol
Spring Lake on Sunday.
A number OF Olneyville people were at
the Colonial Theatre at the time Of the
fire on Tuesday evening.
II is understood that the Providence
National Worsted Mills have gone on
tour days a week schedule
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Moore was the guest Of
Mrs. l.. L. Rowland Of White Squadron.
East Providence, on Wednesday.
At a meeting Of the Textile Workers Of
Oneyville held on Sunday afternoon,
Patrick Qunlan gave an address.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. Of X. will hold
Poverty Social in Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening. February 10Th.
1t is understood that Ex-Captain NJ. l..
Stone will soon take up his residence at
his recently purchased farm in Gloucester.
Rev. Arthur II. winn spoke last Sunday
before the Adul, Sunday School Class on
Labor Unions, Strikes aud Arbitration. :"
Mr.. and Mrs Il. d. Browne of 7o Oak
street, start on Monday for a two months
stay at ST. Petersburg and Palm Beach,
Florida.
The cold weather Of the past two weeks
has caused a partial cessation in the work
on William Hughes & Co.'S new building
on Bough Street.
w. Z. Gilmore, manager of the Olney- |
Vile Square Market, is building a hand
some cottage for his own occupancy on
Dexterdale Road.
Charles +. Chsrnley, a former resident
Of the annex, died at his home, I27s Eddy
street on sunday. The funeral services
were held on Wednesday,
William II. Sawyer is attending the
annual meeting Of the New England Hard.
ware Dealers Association, which is being
held this week at Springfield.
Professor J. Clark Brown OF Petersburg,
Virginia, will give lecture entitled "a
Peck of Chestnu,s" at the Tabernacle
Church on Tuesday evening Of next week.
Fred Lovett, manager Of the Royal
Theatre, was in Boston on Tuesday, look
ing over some new films. II is understood
that some excellent pictures are in store
for the Royals patrons.
Resolutions upholding President Wilson
in his break with Germany were passed
Monday nigh, at the Amherst alumni ban.
quet in Boston with over 500 members Of
the alumni association present.
John T, Collision expects to attend the
annual convention Of the international
Association Of Master House Painters and
Decorators OF the United States and
Canada, which will be be held in New
Haven, Conn.,, next week.
Last Saturday was Thrift Day" That
is 10 say ii was set apart by the savings
institutions throughout the country, when
neople were invifei 10 make snecial ,hnris