The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Wuliam clarke visited relatives In swan
sea on Sunday.
Ivanhoe Lodge will give whist on the
evening of April 7oth.
| Next Sunday will be Old Home Sunday
at the Broadway Baptist Church.
The Helenhurst Social Club will hold a
dance in Library Hall on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Il. c. Bennett officiated at the
Church of Messiah on Sunday evening.
Quite extensive repairs are being made
to Robert p. Bailey's undertaking rooms.
Martin p. Feeney has been appointed
telegraph officer at the Sixth Police Sta
ton.
Joseph w. Hudson visited friends at the
Naval Training Station at Newport on
Sunday.
There was a strike OH Monday forenoon
Of the employees at the dyehouse Of the
Atlantic Mills.
Joseph o. San Souci is expected home
this week from Florida, where he has spen,
several months.
The U. S. Girls are going to have an In
formal dance, Wednesday evening the asth,
at the Fruit Hill Bungalow.
Rev. Robert S. MscArthur gave lecture
on "The Bap,ists" at the Broadway Bapts,
Church on Tuesday evening.
King Philip Tribe No 1, 1. o. X. NJ.
will give a minstrel show in Irons Hal on
Friday evening. April 77th.
A meeting of the Rhode Island Press
Club will be held on Saturday, April 7Ist
at Hotel Newman, Providence.
The Baraca Class Of the Planfied Stree,
Baptist Church will give a drama entitled
"rhe District Attorney" on the evening OF
May 22nd.
The funeral Of Michael Stanley was
held on Monday morning at his home, I73
Mercy st. A requiem mass was sung a,
St. An,hony's Church.
George w. Gardiner, vice president oi
the Union Trust Company, will give an ad-
dress at the May meeting Of the Olney-
Vile Business Mems Association.
The funeral of Manuel Dec was sol.
emnized on Thursday morning of last week
at St. Mary's Church. The deceased was
we'll known in the real estate business.
The Anna Gordon w. c. +. u. met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. s. K. Nc
Curdey, 81 Parade St. Miss Mary A.
Teffl spoke on "Alcohol and Health"
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Social
Circle Of the Broadway Baptist Church
was held on Wednesday. An all day ses-
sion was held and luncheon served.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. Of X. held well at
tended meeting on Monday evening. Six
candidates were initiated. A number OF
visitors from other lodges were present.
James Curey, for many years a conductor
on the Broadway line Of electric cars, died
at his home on Roosevelt street on Sunday.
The funeral services were held on Wednes-
day.
Rev. J. L. Simpson, who has lately been
made Secretary Of the Rhode Island Anti
Saloon League, occupied the pulpit of the
Broadway Baptist Church. Mr.. Simpson
was engaged in temperance work in Michi-
gan, previous to his coming to Rhode Is
land.
Sidney Morton, clerk in the Office Of
the Riverside Mills, died suddenly at
Everett, Mass, last Saturday, afternoon.
He was waiting for an electric car on
street in the Massachusetts, city, when
death overlook him. lie resided at az
Meader Street, Providence.
+. J. McCsnn, assistant manager Of
Liggetrs OIneyvile store and Miss Della
Banville who is in charge OF the confec-
tiouery department, went to Boston last
Saturday and visited the Ligge,t plant at
the Back Bay section. The trip was very