The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-01
Miss Lizzie Dow. of Pontiac, is visiting

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friends in this vicinity.
Thomas Mills new house on Laban
street is being plastered.
Mr.. John II. Springer, spent las, week
with New Bedford friends.
Harlan Page is excavating the cellar
of new house on Vine street.
Miss Maggie Gleason of this place is
the guest of friends at Camp White.
Mr.. Henry 5. Martin of Waterman
street is enjoying the beauties Of Bangor,
Me.
DR.. Farrell,who has been on southern
trip, has returned home and resumed his
practice.
Miss Maggie McGovern, of this town,
returned Monday from brief vis, 70
Riverside.
Miss Mabel Atwood, of this town. is the
guest of Miss Oracle Hopkins. Of North
Scituate. for few days.
MIR Arthur q. Chamberlain returned
home to-day from a weeks vacation which
he passed At Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Alduch. Of the place. has
returned from brief visit To Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel j. Brown, at North Sctuate
The Athletics of this place defeated the
Eddy Points in ten inning game Of base
ball at Rocky Point. Monday, by score
Of Is 10 H.
Messrs. John Collins and VIM. McGinn
returned home to-day from weeks
enjoyment Of Old Neptune's breezes al
Block Island.
Miss Sadie Schouler, Of this place, is
spending IA portion of her vacation with
her grand parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Patrick
Donohue, at Arctic Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips, of this
place. and Mrs. Westcott, of Simmons
Vile, have returned from brief visit 10
friends at North Sterling, Conn.
Mr. Joseph Huller, brother of Arnold
Huler, the plainheld street baker was
among the visitors who spent portion
of the past week at Camp White.
The local section of the German Ora
matte Society are busily engaged in
rehearsing new drama which they
intend to present mt IN early date.
The members Of St Theresa's choir
commenced their regular weekly rehear-
sails last Thursday evening, under the
baton Of musical director w. f. Follmar.
Misses Mary and Jennie Pirce,
daughters of Major VIM. A. Pirce, have
been on several weeks visit to their
aunt. Miss Desire Aldrich, at Chopmist.
The Rhode Island Foot Ball Associa-
tion will hold their meeting in the club
house of the Providence club, at the cor
ner of Eagle street and Atwells' avenue.
A large number of the members of the
local Commandery of the United Order Of
the Golden Cross attended the excursion
of the order to Bullock's Point last Tues
day.
The widow of the late John Gaddes has
received check for $4,000 from Naragan-
sett Assembly Royal Society Of Good
Fellows, which is the death benefit due
her from the society.
The Cadet ball club will have as their
opponents this afternoon the famous
Pascoags The game which will be
played on the Merino grounds will un-
doubtedly be an interesting one.
The members of the Oneyville Cadets
have been receiving elegant sovenirs the
past week in the shape Of aphotograph
of the occupants and Camp Phil. II.
Sheridan from Tatro, the Bullock's Point
artist.
Mr. Eli Bernier, who has been carrying
on the wheelwright business at u. NJ.
Morin's carriage manuiactory on Stokes
street, for over year, has been obliged
to give up business on account of i'll
health.
Among the visitors the latter part of
the week to the Camp Phil. a. Sheridan
were President John Fogarty Of the
Young Mems Literary and Social Club
President VIM. Clancy Of the st. Mary
Cadets.
Mr.. Thomas McCusker, the efficient
operator at the Olneyville Telephone ex-
change, returned to his labors Monday
evening after weeks vacation, spent
with his company, the Olneyyille Cadets,
at Camp Philip II. Sheridan.
All of our cricket clubs will play out
Of town to-day. The Providence will
play Wanskuck; while the British
Hosiery club will play the Lonsdale at
Lonsdale. The Olneyvilles will probably
play some outside club az they have an
open date. z
Adjutant Charles Meegan, Of Olneyville
Conclave No. 30, X. 5. f., has received
an invitation for the conclave 30 attend
picnic Of Woonsocket Conclave No. 5S, 20
be held at Woonsocket, September -.
1t is probable that many Of the Knights
Of the local conclave will attend.
Office changes, not in location but in
interior appearance, are going on in the
village. Judge w. a. Phillips il arrang-
ing bis Office in thorough manner ia