The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-01-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Harry Kenyon is confined to his hsWe
by illness

James MeQuaid, a starter for the Rhode
Island Company. is seriously i'll
The funeral Of Miss Anna MacDougal
took place on Tuesday morning.
Letter Carrier Clinton K Potter is con-
fined to his home by an attack OF grippe
A candle light service was held at the
Church of the Messiah on Sunday evening
Camp No. ?, Sons Of Veterans, held
dance in Library Hall on Tuesday evening.
Patrolmau w. c. Koch Of the Sixth
Station, was placed on the pension list this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry S Watt are spend
ing few days this week with relatives IN
Dedham, Mass.
The funeral of George Elwood Crothers
will be held this afternoon at the Broad
way Baptist Church.
1t is understood that Henry DOYLE, well
known in this section, died in Lawrence,
Mass, on Tuesday
Oneyvile Ladies' Nest of Owls neld at
interesting meeting at Owls Hall on Stokes
street on Tuesday evening
Court Good Hope No. 4679 l. o +.
will install officers on Tuesday evening,
January 33rd in the hall at 1870 Westmin-
ster Street
Z. 7. GearIn & Co., the South Water
1aa hos inst hos csd
a Republic truck through the John O'Don-
nell agency
A cutglass shower was given on Sunday
afternoon at the residence OF Miss Sara
Logan, To Steere avenue in honor Of Miss
Della Bouchard.
The funeral of Miss Alice NJ. Hohler,
who died at Denver, Colo last week
will be held tomorrow at the home Of het
sister, Mrs. w. l.. Stranger, 29 Green
bridge Avenue
Williams L. Hawkins, the messenger,
who carried the Rhode Island electoral
vote to Washington this week, is resident
Of the annex section and is as popular as
he is we'll known.
A license has recently been issued at the
Providence City Hall for the marriage OF
Captain George Z. Rowland OF the
Steamer priscilla" to Miss Gertrude
Fiske of 1903 Messer Street
Rev. K. ii. Page, who has been visiting
his parents on Roosevelt street, left recent
ly for Chicago, where he will take short
course Of study, before going to Glasgow,
Mont, where he will engage in missionary
work.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X of p. installed officers
on Thursday evening. Visitors were
present from several city and out of town
lodges.
DIR. John G. O'Mears, representative
from the ninth ward. has been given a
place on the committee of Corporations
by Speaker Frank Hammil.
Court Good Hope, No. 4679 o f, will
hold a public installation of officers on
Tuesday evening, January 23rd at the hall
Ie2o Westminster Street.
number of local druggists attended a
: meeting of the X | Pharmaceutical Associ.
alton on Wednesday afternoon in Provi-
dence. Louis K. Light president Of the
United Drug Company spoke on "The
Evolution OF the Drug Store"
Luke Cunningham, for number Of
years employed at Eugene ONeili's barber
shop, has severed his connection there
George Kerr, Rhode Island Company
conductor, is out again after a two months
illness
Manufacturers Lodge, o o + will pay
fraterral visit to Anthony Lodge al
Anthony, r | on Saturday evening, Janu,
airy 27th.
The fortnigh'ly whist meeting was held
at the rooms Of the Sunset Club on Thurs
day evening In spite Of the cold weather
2 very good number Of members and guests
we're present The first prizes were taker
by NJ VI Gowdy and Mrs Howard BurdicI
and the consolation prizes by B + Collsor
and Mrs II NJ Taft After the whist, dane
ing was enjoyed and collation. served