The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23

McKenns Brothers have new Ford car.
Only about three weeks to St. Patrick's
Day
"Feed the birds"-especially the hens,
it pays.
What has become of the olneyville Boy
Scoutsl
Eugene o'Neill is serving on the jury
this week.
The local branch OF the Union Trust Co.
closed yesterday.
The Providence d. B. s. c. Co. is very
busy with orders,
The Big Five had dance in Library
Hall on Monday evening.
The Owls have benefit in the Royal
Theatre on Sunday evening.
The Sunset Club had a we'll attended
whist at its rooms last evening.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Chufeh las, Sunday even
ing.
The Bachelors Club will hold a social
in Library Hall on the evening OF March
I7lh.
Everybody means to plant potatoes this
spring. The price will be lower next fall,
sure enough.
Reuben 5. Rowe, starter for the X. l..
Company, has resumed his job, after two
weeks illness.
Mrs. Mary ) Aldrich OF Laurel Hill
avenue, is just recovering from a severe
attack Of the grippe.
B A. Smiths Buick car has JUS, been
repainted and ,e6tted aud is in fine shape
for the coming season.
ManufacturerS' Lodge, o. o. +. will
hold a whist party in Odd Fellows Hall
next Tuesday evening.
Priscilla Lodge, ID. of X. held a very
successful Poverty Party" at Odd Fellows
Hall, Monday evening.
The employees OF the Continental Worst
ed Company held dance last Friday
ssening in Library Hall.
A number of p,rties in Observance Of
George Washington's birthday were held
about the town last evening.
"Class S." one of the large classes Of the
Broadway Baptist Sunday School, held II,
annual meeting on Tuesday evening. -~
The International Correspondent School
is having an exhibition this week at A. ID.
McKenney's store, Oineyville Square.
The Esmond Mills have just purchased
an International truck through the agency
Of B Il. & A. w. Hopkins Of Plainheld St.
Manufacturers Lodge held a we'll al
tended meeting on Tuesday evening. The
first degree was conferred on FIVE candi-
dates.
Charles +. German, the we'll known law
yer, died on Friday OF last week at his
home at Mt. Pleasant. The burial was on
Monday.
An auction sale was held on Tuesday at
the Oneyvllle Hay and Grain Compsn, s
premises. number of horses and wagons
were sold.
James Reilly, for many years a resident
OF this section, died at his home on Oak
street, Tuesday morning lie is survived
by two sons
The Edward Smith Company Of Paw.
tucket, has just purchased a Republic
truck through the agency OF John O'Don-
nell Of this place.
J. .. San Souci, Mrs. Il J. San Souci
aud Misses Mabel ard Louise San Souci
left yesterday for a six weeks stay at ST.
Petersburg, Pla.
James s. Kennedy, sub clerk at the
Olneyville Post.office, is away on leave Of
absence until June goth.
James J. Fogauy has Just received a new
REQ car. This is the first car Of this make
with a Springfield body that has been de-
lyered in the state.
The O'neyv!lle Nest OF o Sls will give a
concert in the Royal Theatre on Sunday
evening for the benefit Of the Widows and
Orphau's Fund.
Court Rochs mbeau, I. o. F. held well
attended meeting last evening. Consider.
able routine business was transacted. This
order is showing some excellent gains in
this section.
The funeral Of George L. Prentice was
held on Saturday morning at the under.
taking rooms Of w. Carpenter & Son.
A delegation from Soeum Post, G. A. x.
Of which the deceased wasa member was
present. The burial was at Springfield.
The James c. Gof Co., which have pur-
chased the business Of ihs late Bernard