The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Robert Wilson is home from the Rhode
Island Hospital.
James Z. Kelley is confined to his home
by serious illness.
J. Fred Lovett was in Boston yesterday
on business trip,
John Corcoran, who has been seriously
i'll, is much improved.
Sidney Morgan of the annex, is consider
ably improved in health.
Thomas Sullivan has just purchased a
new six ton Packard truck.
John O'Donnell has gone TO Alma,
Michigan, on business trip,
Alfred Underwood, who is suffering from
a fractured hip, is gaining slowly.
Councilman Thomas Walch returned
yesterday from six weeks stay in Florida.
Mrs. Mary +. Aldrich of Laurel Hill
Avenue, is confined to her home by illness.
The Royal Band will hold a concert next
Sunday afternoon at the Royal Theatre.
Philip Fogarty & Sons have just received
a new Republic truck through the agency
of John O'Donnell.
Robert Wilson, who is at the Rhode Is
land Hospital, is getting along in very
satisfactory manner.
The Bud Of Hope Literary and Social
Club held a concert and social in Guild
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Er est Williams of this place, will pre-
side at the meeting of the Forum in Provi.
dence on Sunday evening.
J. O. San Souci & Co.., have Just pur-
chased a panel body Republic Dispatch
truck from John O'Donnell.
Many from this section attended the
banquet of Nestell Lodge Of Masons held
in Providence last evening.
| Now is the time to spray trees. West
cott Slade & Balloon Co Providence, have
all that is needed in that line.
| Newell w. Banks, the worlds champion
checker player, is expected to visit friends
in Olueyville at an early date.
The Anna Gordon, W. &. +. y. met on
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
5. Woodworth, II9 Webster Avenue.
The Baraca Class of the Plainheld Stree,
Church, held a social on "Wednesday even
ing. /, was well attended and very en-
Ijoyable.
The semi-annual convention OF the w.
c T. y. Of Rhode Island will be held this
afternoon and evening at the Broadway
Baptist Church.
The Sunshine Band, a well known organ-
cation connected with the Plainheld Street
Baptist Church, held a sale in Irons Hall
on Tuesday evening.
Manufactures Lodge, o. y II. at its
meeting on Tuesday evening, received two
propositions and conferred the third
degree on FIVE candidates.
Edwin Simpson, the new representative
Of the K. l. Anti Saloon League, spoke at
Trinity Church last Sunday morning.
lie spoke on preparedness,
The Lyric Glee Club will give dramatic
entertainment in Irons Hall on the even
ings Of April Izth and 18th. The drama
presented, promises to be real treat.
Joseph w. Hudson of this place, was one
OF the speakers at the St. Pstrick's Day
banquet of the Kent County Irish-Ameri-
can Club at Arctic last Sunday afternoon.
ia Simard, who for some years, has
conducted a drug store on Manton avenue,
died on Wednesday at his home at Conimi.
cut. Mr.. Simard has been in poor health
for several years.
The funeral OF William l.. Kelley was
held Wednesday morning at his home, IjS
Florence Street. Requiem Mass was sung
at ST Theresa's Church The burial was
at St. AIMS Cemetery.
Lieutenant Frederick l. Blair Of the Ist
r, I. Ambulance Corps will speak at an
open meeting Of Manufacturers Lodge
next Tuesday evening on "Some Facts
about the Mexican Border Situation"
/ At the Sunset Club Rooms on Thursday
2 erirg. the fortnightly whist was held.
he FIST prizes were taken by M. II.
H.ul, nd Mrs. John Holland and the
cn -r on trophies by J. II. Hogan and
" DJroihy Waters. A collation. and
d.rino followed the playing.