The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.

| Lippman brothers nave new VIM
truck.
James J Fogarty has new REQ tour
! ing car.
There was dance in Owls Hall, Stokes
street on Monday evening.
MIS-. J. V. Osterhout, is spending the
winter at Orlando, Flo ida.
John O'Donnell received SIX car loads OF
Republic trucks last week.
Councilman Thomas Walch is in
| Florida for a months stay.
Joseph Mills of the William Hughes Co
is serving on the jury this week.
Mr. Wedemeyer spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday evening.
The VIM. Hughes Co. received a car
load of REQ touring cars this week.
George w. Ilanley will open a market
this week at the foot OF Pocasset Avenue.
Mr.. w. b Richardson was the speaker
at the Tabernacle Church last Sunday.
J. Morton Ferrier OF the annexed sec
ton, has new Overland touring car.
The employees OF the Continental Worst
ed Mills will hold their annual dance this
evening.
The Sunset Club No. bowling team,
defeated the ST. Andrews No. 2 team on
Tuesday evening.
Priscilla Lodge d. of r., will hold
poverty Party" at Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening.
Bud of Hope Lodge initiated a large
class Of candidates last evening at the
Messiah Parish House.
Charles w. Hudson, who is employed by
the L. 5. Inter State Commerce Commis.
sion, is in Sumpter, 5. c.
J. William Hope, clerk at the Oneyville
Posi- office, has just returned from a two
weeks stay in Philadelphia.
Representative Herbert c. Clemence has
recently acquired an interest in the u &
B. Braid Company at Auburn.
At the evening service at the Broadway
Baptist Church on Sunday, eleven candi-
dates received the rite of baptism.
The degree team Of the Olneyville Nest
of Owls did some degree work at a lodge
in Greystone on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. William II. Arnold and his sister,
Mrs. Mary Hammond, left yesterday for
Eden, Fla, where they will stay until May.
Rev. g. Di Tlberio spoke at the Broad.
way Baptist Church last Sunday morning
on "Work among the Providence Italians" !"
John O'DonneIl, the distributor and
agent OF the very popular Republic truck,
last week received six car loads of these
machines.
Rev. ID, b. Lothrop, pastor Of the Roger
Williams Free Baptist Church, occupied
the pulpit of the Plainheld Street Baptist
Church on Sunday ir exchange with the
pastor.
The fremen, who worked at the FIRE on
Plainheld street on Monday, were the
recipients Of a can of steaming coffee from
the sunset Club.
Maxwell b. McMullen, who Is vel
known In this section, Vas elected on Tues
day, as Supreme Representative by the
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island Knights Of
Pytheas.
The House League bowling at the Sun ct
Club alleys is proving very Interesting.
The Eastwood team is now in the lead.
Bowling nights get a good crowd to the
sunset Rooms.
The Old Folks Concert given on Wed
nesday evening at the vestry Of the Broad
way Baptist Church, was well patronzed
The excellent program received much and
merited applause.
The Sunset Club held monthly meeting
on Monday evening. Considerable routine
business was transacted. After the busi-
ness session Representative NJ. II. Gowdy
gave short address on Abraham Lincoln
ID. Mscsrelli, for 10 years with T.. T.
Arnold, the well known Providence watch
maker, is now in charge Of the repairing
at Krasnow's Olneyyile jewelry store,
al Mauton avenue. This fact assures the
best possible watch repairing.
!. o. o. F. Smoker