The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-01-19
LOCAL NEWS.

lNanhoc LouSe mas team appolnleu !"
work the degree of Esquire
Joseph L Seldom of Bowlett street, has
just purchased a new Ford car,
1t is understood that mill business in this
section is showing a little let up
James Hogan, local correspondent Of the
Tribune, is planning trip to Florida.
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o o. F., held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Providence Public Schools close
next Tuesday for recess of three days.
A daughter was born on Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert p. Baily of Plain6eld
Street.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry /. Watt returned
on Monday from a four days visit with
friends in Boston.
Mr.. Wedemeyer OF Brown University
will speak on Sunday at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel.
Joseph w Hudson delivered an address
before a Society at Clinton, Mass, on
Sunday afternoon.
w. c. Fitzpatrick, a newly appointed
police officer, has been assigned for duty at
the Sixth station.
Mrs Frank l. Rowland OF East Provi-
dence, was the guest of Mrs Thomas VI
Moore on Tuesday
ii Prest opened his new jewelry shop in
Pixies Block this week 1t is very hand
somey fitted up store
The funeral of Miss Alice Hohler was
held last Saturday at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. w l. Stranger
The Second Presbyterian Sunday School
on Harris avenue is using the Billy sunday
song books at its sessions.
A two ton Republic truck was sold last
week to George Fogarty, through the
agency of John O'Donnel.
Last Monday was the last day for listing
names for the Spring issue Of the Provi
dence Telephone Directory.
"Tbe New Minister was the name of
play gwen at the parlors Of the Tabernsc
Church on Wednesday evening.
DIR and Mrs William L Randall visited
the latters paIents, Mr. and Mrs A bert
Watson of Spring Lake on Sunday
The attention of the readers Of the
TINES is called to the Browning, King &
Co.'S advertisement on page 8.-Adv.
Councilman William Hughes, Joseph
Mills and John O'Donnell attended the
automobile show in New York last week.
The Reid Rooter's held meeting at
their hall on Amherst street on Thursday
evening. Joseph Caldwell gave an address.
Mrs Loren A Clevenger of Webster ave.
nue., is visiting her daughter. Mrs & II
Kidder OF Somerville, Mass, this week
Lieutenant Governor Emery ] San Souci
has been elected a member Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Union Trust Company
Rev. A. /. Woodwork pre- ,ched last
SUNDAY morning at the Pianfield Street
Baptist Church on "The Romance Of
Re Reigion".
Ivanhoe Lodge, K of p, installed Off.
GERS last week and on Thursday Of this
week conferred the rank Of Page on one
candidate.
Court Good Hope, I. o. F., will hold a
public installation Of officers on Tuesday |
evening Of next week at its hall 1929 West.
minister street.
William Pearce, letter carrier at the |
o NEVILLE Post Ofice, has been elected
PRESIDENT Of Branch No.G5, National Letter
Carriers Association.
Parish Social was held at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Friday evening,
which was well attended The Brother.
hood had charge Of it
Mrs Henry Z Cooper and Miss Olive
Cooper Of Dorchester avenue, spent few
days last week with Dr aud Mrs Harry
Clark at Lynn, Mass
Frank Duffy Of this place, has been
engaged as Counsel for James Turbitt and
George smith, the young arrested in con-
nection with the MsgnAil shooting.
The Chapel Helpers at Bell street, held
their monthly supper lsst Friday izth. fol.
lowed by stereopticon lecture on yellow
Stone Park and the Yosemite Valley
Oven Hsusway, who is well known in
The drug trade, has receptly purchased the
Casey drug store at the corner Of Plain.
field street and Laurel Hui Ayenue.
Miss Louise Macdonald and Mr.
Thomas NJ Moore "a Poeasset avenue,
motored to Boston Wednesday to hear
Billy SUNDAY with SIR and Mrs Frederick
Northup Of Psstucket
Don't miss the opportunity to save Sr.oo
BY having your glasses made during the
irs, 10 days q my opening See adv
1n page Of this paper. II. Prest, Regis.
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