The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
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Boston paper calls the habitues a.
dram shops saloouatics. -
Johnston's East Indian Malaria Cure il
having phenomenal sale.
Tenements to let will be advertised
free of charge in the TINES.
party of olreyyille people enjoyed
a trip up the Pawtuxe. River, Sunday.
The Lousdales were too much for the
Cadets in Saturdays game at the MerinC
/ Flat.
Mr.. Walsh, the Telegram reporter, i,
casting his eyes towards the chivalriC
/ Knights.
/ The Home Guard" the organ of the
Loyal Legion, will be printed at the
TINES Office hereafter.
The parochial schools connected with
st. Mary's church closed Wednesday last
for nine weeks vacation.
Low mass will be substituted for the
nigh mass at l0:3O a. m. during the
summer months at st. Mary's church.
AT the meeting Of Perseverance Lodge,
X. Of p, Tuesday evening, the rank of
page was worked upon one candidate.
The Christian Endeayor Society of the
Broadway Baptist church held its monthly
conservation meeting Monday evening.
Mr.. i. p Robinson and Mr.. aud Mrs
L. ;. Candellctt, of this place, have
returned from brief visit 10 friends at
Pontiac.
Ground has been broken for new
dwelling house on tho Samuel Irons
estate, at the corner of Sycamore and
High streets.
The Electric Social Club viii enjoy
another of their series Of socials in
Winchester Hall, Riverside, Tuesday
eveding July Bird.
The Union Aid Society cleared a hand
some sum by their clambake. The
clambake is an institution that is sure to
take in Rhode Island.
Arthur Daily, J. McWilliams and Frank
German of the old Atlantcs have been
secured by the Narragansett ball club for
the remainder Of the season.
Mr. Robert Haskns, OF Engine Co. No.
IA, has returned from a brief visit TO
Chicago. Mr.. Haskins did not wait until
the session of the Republican Convention
was over.
Mr.. Charles Barnett, of Barton street,
who has been employed at the Manton
Mill, left town this week for Racine, Wis.
where he has secured good position in
a woolen mill,
1t was noticed that the Olneyville news
in the Providence dailies was somewhat
lessened during Convention week. When
more space is needed the suburbs are the
first TO suffer.
The Paine Bennett pistol contest will
now be "shot off, by word of mouth.
Shooting from the chin is getting to be II
popular sport. The ammunition does not
cost so much.-Boston Globe.
Mr.. James McSncrry engineer of Wcy-
bosset Mill No. ., started Wednesday on
a European trip. During his absence
Mr. Dell Congdon the former night en-
gneer will supply his place.
Health Inspector John Rogers, Of the
Providence health department. has been
busily engaged the past week about Oh
ncyville in looking after instances which
ieopardize the health Of our residents.
Messrs. Joseph Lynch and John Goff,
OF this place, who have been employed rs
hill boys 10y the Union Railroad Co. fer
several years past, have been promoted
10 the position of drivers for the same
corporation.
The fine model OF hose cart that has
been on exhibition in the window Of tie
Rhode Island shoe store this week is the
work Of Mr.. jeremiah O'Brien, OF the
Rough and Ready Company. It isa fine
piece OF work and has attracted consider
able attention.
The members of Perseverance Lodge
have selected foot ball eleven which
hey intend To put against an eleven from
c.,.,,Id Lodge Of Wanskuck on Pythian
,,I,;.I occgrs August 2n1. at Rocky
pin, The m embcrs Of the eleven Of
The local body are ,'raedy beginning to
practice and will undouL'edIy carry of
the honors August End.
Exaggerated reports concerning the
unsaCe,y Of the tower OF -. Mary's
church are going around. The whole
matter. which has been rcme@!cd. was
the displacement Of the mortar around
several of the stones The tower Is now
pronounced safer than ever and workmen
from Brooklyn. =. l., are expected 70
arrive every day and complete thc tower.
On Wednesday evening while Joseph
Hackett. boy II years of age residing
n the corner of HIgl. ard stokes street,
,yss engaged in hunting for bird's nest
near Noriu's caDisge mandatory on
s,okes street. hc fell 60 the ground a
distance of fifteen feet, sustaining a bad
fracture os tie ias'ep Of The right foot as
well a. internal injuries.
Last Saturday evening two young men
O., g. ,..1toa ctrrlea sufgre a