The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Charles Kenyon has new touf-cylinder
touring car.
10 San Souci & Co. has purchased a
new Repulic truck.
Michael SCHNEIDER of Plsinfsld street,
has a new REQ roadster.
Sidney Morgan is seriously i'll at his
home on Alverson Avenue.
John O'Donnell was in Worcester on
Monday on business trip.
Ivanhoe Lodge held a we'll attended
meeting on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harry c Mott is visiting friends at
New London. Conn, this week.
Philip $. Niles of Georgiaville, has
taken a position at the Olneyville Freight
office.
The building formerly occupied by
O'Connor Brothers, is undergoing extern
sive repairs.
K J. Clary, who recently submitted to
an operation for appendicitis, is getting
along we'll.
B. +. and A. w. Hopkins sold a truck
this week to A. NJ. Tourtellotte * Co. of
Providence.
Mrs. Thomas Jackson, who is at q
Providence Hospital, is getting along in q
very satisfactory way.
Rev. l.. A. Clevepger spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on Spiritual Thirst"
r. w. Christie and family Of Boston.
were weekend guests of MIR, and Mrs. w.
J. Duffy, Jr of the annex.
K. J. Blessing, manager Of the Olneyvile
Hay & Grain Co.'s Office, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving,
Harry p. Kenyon was recently chosen a
member Of the board Of directors of the
Old Colony Cooperative Bank Of Provi-
dence.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Plainheld Street Baptist Church, will go
on ''strsw ride" this evening to Che
pachet.
The Sunshine Band of the Plsin6eld ST.
Baptist Church were entertained on Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Sarah
Emmett on Moore street.
Priscilla Lodge will hold its anniver-
sary exercises next Monday evening Dis
trict Deputy, Grand Master, Mrs. Minnie
Bradshaw will be present.
Robert Wilson, who has been at the
Rhode Island Hospital for the past three
weeks, is steadily improving, much to the
satisfaction of his many friends.
The Republic truck of which John
O'Donnel is the X. l. distributor, is a most
excellent machine and the registrations
show an increasing number Of buyers,
John T. Kenyon & Sons have sold their
wholesale confectionery business to the |
Company Of Providence. |
The business has been removed to West
Exchange ST. eet
Mrs. Edward G Thompson entertained |
he What-So. Ever Circle Of the Broadway |
Baptist Church at her home on Pocasset
avenue on Tuesday evening. A very |
pleasant time was enjoyed.
On Sunday, a delegation OF about $50
Of the Oneyville Nest OF Owls will 90 to |
New Bedford to assist IN the inStituting OF
a new nest there. The Olneyville degree
team will be with the party.
The Sunset Club held a regular month.
ly meeting on Monday evening. One sp.
plication for membership was considered
and routine business disposed Of. After
the meeting, lunch was served.
Frank A. Capwell, las Whittier Avenue,
wholesale dealer in confectionery. has an
in the TIMES this week.
Mr.. Capwell has full line Of goods and
his prices are as reasonable as elsewhere.
Providence Grange held regular meet
ing on Thursday evening at its hall on
street, the IS, and and degrees
were conferred on four candidates. The |
lecturers hour proved unusually interest
ing.
An English Tea Party was held on Tues
day evening at the rooms Of the Tsber
nscle Church. Supper was served follow
ed by a concert. The affair was q part Of
the observance Of the j4th snniversary Of
the church.
The olneyville Irish American Society
viii hold banquet sunday afternoon in
Irons Hall Frank L. Hsnley will act as
toastmsster and addresses will be given by
Lieutenant Governor +. J, San Souei.
Mayor Joseph II. Gamer and Daniel ). |
Morrissy Of Warren. I, is expected ths,
$50 people will be present J.F. Coreoran