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pamphlet address A J. MYTHS, ProP'r. aal5-lot'
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
" ,,,, 1,or,, SARATOGA -
On and after MONDAY. June o5. e1press trains on
West Shore iiairoad will run Daily, c1oept SUNDAY,
yanla kallrosd making close connections with fast
CATskILL MOUNTAIN ExPREss.-Ieave Jersey
Slty STAT tat az 90 Am Arrive lh9ie O. Via kines
s3n pm Sran Mou hf a6u.e sc Station aS'S
m; palenyille; 80 pm Drawing room Cars Jersey
kaaterskill and Mountain HouseJ
sARA,II9 %, AND cATsKILI MT IMPRESS
Kingston: 40 pm: Grand Hotel. 4:@5 p.m;;: no
M: PaenSiiie, 20 pm Arrive ssraiosa 20 mn.
Caldwell Lake George, 10 m. Sycamore, 90 p
Drawing room Cars Philadelphia 10 Grand Hotel Sta
tion and to Phanicia Qor Hotel kaaterskl and Noun
tain Housed New York 10 Caldwell aud Jersey City to
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MT SPECIAL
Leave Washington 900 am; Arrive Phonicia via
tel Kaasersk pm Nj h aoa.s Station
Runs 10 sdSe e eo nr S an
irving lO40 pm. Drawlng-room Cars New York 70
kaaterskil and Mountain HouseJ. and Washington 70
and connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern
resorts by West shore Railroad baggage checked
je25tsep15 General Passenger Agent, New York
Bay RIDGE H SST Kia,. Ma. on cDo.,n.,,. Raw
Under new management. Terms. SO and $3.50 per
day. $40 to 81 . per week. Children and Nurses half
Washington al s 80 H.. in time for Departmdnts.
For further information address
CHAs. WEBB off,
au1-3w Manager.
l. ATLANTIC CITY. MI.
Special rates to washngtonians
$40, IL and ID per week
e. and $3.50 per day.
y2s-1m CA RINEs.
OCEAN CITY. MD.
ATLANTIC HOTEL.
OPEN TILL lST OCTOBER
Unsurpassed Bathing and boating.
Elegant Dancing Pavilion.
Cuisine first-class. N21-1m
(NAPE MAY POINT, n. Il CARLTON HOUSE
Sopen after June d. Cape House always open.
Cuisine aud appointments surpassed by no house on
the coast Seventh season Of present management.
je3i-2m All HAMILTON
TNoREST INN, FOREST GLEN STATION. Is. x o..
the Of Tenhey and W. H J crGzSy. l q
the National Hotel. new house, with all mod, m
NEY X CO, Proprietors. Forest Glen. Md. and Ma
honal Hotel. Washington. u. {. Je3O-2m
NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY, y. j.
~ hrstcass appointments electro bells gas eleva-
tor; near the ocean; excellent cuisine.
Rs ATTIcK
CHENILLE, ATLANTIC CITY. n. j. OCEAN
Mend of Tennessee ave-; new house; electric bells
jeI9-eo2m HOPKINS & MASON.
SOne block from and with tail view Of ocean, Special
rates for September. flrstclass table. Terms modr
ate. uy3l-tu,thSs.lm1 Mrs l. 4. WHEELER
ELENwooD HoUsE-DELAwARE WATER GAP
NJ Pa Brick building; capacity $50; spring water.
u acres private grounds approved sanitary arrange
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, yA-ALUM, |
- Chalybeate. Lithia Arsenic Waters elevation 800
feet. Terms very moderate. Open all year. For |
pamphlet address A J. MYERS, Propr. aul5- l0ts
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SPEND SUNDAY AT THE SHORE--EXpresS leaves
il. and o. depot, pm Arrive Atlantic City, 10 40
pm Returning arrive home az midnight. Round
tEp, S:l-idUL
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-MaTriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF The court TO W. II.
Han and LeDnOra NJ Frank; ChrtsJoph Ulllnann
and ks.Ile ShussleT; George t. Lincoln, OF Mont
SOInery County, Md, and Rosa VI. killian; Clar-
enCe " heat and Florence Dorsey, both OF Alexan-
uri.. Va; L Price Brown and Isabel Constable;
l. y. Llngcr and Fannie VI. Dony; w III. Briggs
md Mary ~ Henson; W. ii. Mastbrook and Helen
1. Iekiie.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CoLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.

CoLLIFRE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
Thirteenth Year,.
Select Institute for Limited Number of
ENGLISH. CLASSICS, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS.
No extra charge for French. School opens OCTO-
Der l, and closes JUNE l-153S St NV. near the
Arlington Hotel LUCIEN Z. c. COLLIERE, A, NJ :,
Principal refers by special permission to Mr. Francis
MCPHERSON, of New Jersey: Hon. Thos F. Baysrd Sec
retary Of State; Judge Andrew wylie, Capt Francis
W. Ramsey. q. s. n. and other patrons au21-3m
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ANA UNIVERSITY,
Bloomington, Ind.
nATTn CTARP In,ShAN De-, a

INDIANA UNIVERSITY,
l. Bloomington, Ind
. DAVID STARR JORDAN, President
Both sexes admitted on equal terms. Parties expect
ing to leave Washington this fall to attend University
should call on JOSEPH IL HUNTER Attorney at law,
Pacific Bldg, 622 and GA st. who will gladly give in
formation as to qualification Of and
aulS-4ts
VNHE REV. WILLIAM C. BUTLER, Iceland,
Prince George County, Md, will receive into his
family to be educated with his daughter two or
three rls about twelve years of age situation high
attractive; Terms, $3.50 Q year; no extras except
music. au17-1Of
ssTINHE ART OF ALL ARTS; NO PERSONS EDU-
cation is complete without it "-Emersoa.
1-N0N-Pk0FESSIONALC COURSE IN ELOCUTION
lI.PROFESS1ONAL COURSE IN ORATORY.
imIILpROFESSlONALC COURSE IN ACTING.
Colieglate classes commence October 3, 1883.
IhlNAlE LESSONS may commence at any time.
Inns is the only Institution ill the United States that
PEhFECTS pupil for the stage. AZ page Catalogue
Free MARTYR. COLLEGE OF ELoCUTION AND
0RATORf, 3l3 9th St (half block east of city
L. % washington, ID. G. au16
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. SAUL BUILDING,
"A 62l 9TH ST., OPP q. S. Patent Office
Fall term of 1883 begins September IL.
Day and evening sessions
BURTON MACAEFF An Mn
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PEN MAR.-Round-trip only $50. Wednesday,
the 2od. Train leaves B. Q. Depot at 8 a M
xAdrG
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CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS.
Each Little Brook, each mountain river,
smoke "BuffoS" once and then forever. For sale
by all frst-class dealers. Wholesale agent, Luchs
d Bro.
A Heated Term
recalls the fact that Colgate & Co.'S Toilet Waters
are very refreshing In the basin and bath. tuf2w
New Gas Fixtures. c. A. MUDDIMAN, LOG F. colin
MOrell, 734 9th ST. n W.. every style showcase eO3O
Peerless Dyes
Are the Oest. Sold by druggists eo1y
Good Sewing Machines for 81 fully
warranted. Machines repaired for 81. Call OF
SEND postal TO Win. Funk, 1881 It'll ST., near o. 81
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. BIN
''leOyal Clues mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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IN TENTS by THE SEA.
hne Pleasures and Duties of Camy
Life.

Ho" TIE WASHINGTON SOLDIERS ENJOY THEMSELVES
ATLANTIC ciTY-GUARD MOUNT DREss-PARApE
AND MILITARY BALL-yJsrrIxG w .surScroxr.xs
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RAILROADS.

lDlEDMON1 AIR LINE
II Schedule in effas-t August 10. 1855
- 80 A. Mast Tenn, Mall Daily for Marrenton.
tiordonsNle. Charlottesville, Lynchburg and stations
springs, Allegheny sprns Br1stol. Knoxville ko'ne
talera. Montsumery and NV Orleans. Pullman
1I24 A. Mast Mail Daily for warrcnton. Char.
lOttesvlle. Gor1ousvile Ches Ohio Route.
Iynchburg Rocky Mount, Danyilie ani stations b.-
tween Lynchburg and DanV1lle, 1roenshorO. llal,ig
sharlotte. Columbia Augusta. Atlanta. Birnins-
ham. Montsomery. New ORLEANS. Texas and California
ion with Pullman seeIsrs Montgomery New orleans
and Mann Bouduir Sloepers for Brmngham, Nick--
Columbia and Augusta. solid trains Washington to
Atlanta Does not connect for {. and o. route points
4.l5 p. M.-Day. except Sunday for Manas-aS
strasburg Luray. and intermediate stations Connects
$50 PA-Mestern Express Daily for warrsnton.
GordonsNlle, Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnati
and summer resorts ON and near line Of ChssaIeake
Washington to Louisville and White sulphur Springs
e. 81 Louis also for lynchburS Bristol Chatianooa
Nashville, Memphis LATHE Rock. and all southwestern
POINTS Through Pullman sloepers Washington %
Memphis without change
ii 90 P.M-southern Express Daily for Lynch-
burg Danyille. Raleigh, Asheyille Charlotte. uolum
bia. Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. Montgomery New Or
leans. Texas and California Pullman Sleeper WASH
lngton to New ORLEANS. Atlanta aud Muntyc merry
Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta Ga. without
70 White sulphur springs aud g and o. Resorts
Trains on Washington aid OHIO division leave WASH
,nei nli. 90 NJ Bay ,eSo,gt Sunday aud ~
NJ kstnrning leave Round liill $50 AN, Daily aud
20 pm Daily enceJt Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains iron. the south via Charlotte Dan
VILE and lyncIburg arrive m Washington : 90 A "
burg at Al :l3 A. N. and - ~ PM via Ch"sAlcaks
and OHIO route and Chhriottesvllle AT $40 IN.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation aud Information
furnished and has'sage checked at office 1900 Tenn
wanna Railroad. 9th aud d st.. JAS. l. TAYLOR.
aul3 General Passenger Agent
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND MASHINOTO,

For Alexandra. @ 90. IL y .4Oa.a5, 1857 am
1904 noon 205. 4.25. 300. %. q o.. : .Oa
10 o.. and ii 81 D. On SUNDAY "a y 90. - "a
1857 am, 80, , %, = .e5, and 10 % pm.
Accommodation for QuAntico. ) 90 I'm. weekdays
For Richmond and the SOUTH 900, 10 81 aul. daily
and % pm daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. .Ob, a.
300. BIO lO:l5. ! :O9 am, 4 -. , 90. , -.
5:lO, 90, o:32, 10 AZ and II % pm. GA sun
day at9 10 and :O7 am, 300 bio, 90, 93s
and l0:i2p.m
Tickets aud information the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Ponnsylvauia avenue aud az
the station where orders lett for the ri-kinx
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels and r,d,urs
CHAs l.. PUGH. J. n MDpD.
General Manager. fauOl Gen. laA. Ascuk
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EXCLUSION TO PEN MAR, The GEM or THE BLUE
lsIDC An excursion il announced TO Pen Mar on
TIE H. q %. and Western Maryland Railroads on
Wednesday, August -. The special express Will
leave The II. q ~ Depot, " dshingtOn, aJ u H.,
stopping at TakOma, Silver spring, Rockville,
tii-llheTsbur-, and BOyds. ROuDd-trip, from Wash
lAstOn. Sl-jO and cOrrespOndingly low rates from
The other statiOnS.-IdrL.
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RETURNING FROM BAY RIDGK.-On and after to-day
the train formerly leaving Bay Ridge at 9p. m.
for washington Will leave Bay Ridge at $50 p. IN.
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Norcll, 734 9th NV. every style showcase. eo3o
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ROBBERIEs REPORTED.-Hannah Gordon, No.
121S street, reports that yesterday afternoon
basket OF clothes. AT the corner or Sth and ID
streets the boys got into fight, and while they
were so engaged a cOOTed man walked of with
the clOtheS.-Mrs. Z. y. Bartlett, No. ll3O 18th
street, reports stolen from her house pOcketboOk
Containing 81 in money and SOME other articles
MIS- Lillian Benton, No. COZ street, reports that
her premises were entered Saturday ni.hL anu
robbed OF a basket OF provisions and hall gallon
OF sherry wine.
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l. ATLANTIC CITY. MI
Special rates to WashingtonianS
$40, q IL and ID per week
81 and $3.50 per day.
ty2S-1m C. A. RINES.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
NORTH sCITUATE.

Mr.. Henry Bucklin is on the sick list.
A grange should be established in this
village.
Miss Abby Aldrich, OF Providence. was
in town this week.
The schools in this place closed on
Friday foe weeks vacation.
Mrs. Daniel Clark returned this week
from brief visit TO Fiskville.
The scituats National Bank is closing
up its affairs and has declared n dividend
Of $24 per share. par value being t25.
This is the first dividend.
Mr.. William Grave, well known resi-
dent Of this place died on Saturday of
last week in the 9Th year Of his aye
The funeral services were held on We'd
nesday.
On Thursday evening 81 last week the
ladies Of the Baptist society held n bean
supper IN the church vestry. IL was
largely attended and ss usual enjoyed
by all.
On Monday Mr.. Henry Bucklin atten-
dcd the funeral 81 his brother aud
sister in. law who died at Enfield. X. 1.
last week. Both were III with pneumonia
and their deatha occur ii the same day.
A "crazy supper" was given by the
ladies' Of the Congregational society at
the chapel last Tuesday evening The
occasion Was much enjoyed and was the
sourc. Of much ''innocent merrimen,."
Last week Thomas Burlingame received
from his attorneys, Miner Il Rocker II
Providence. the sDm ~ t4.2OS. the amount
Of damages awarded by the jury ~ biz
case against the Town of scituate. IIir
lawyers instead Of charging Mr.. Bnrlin-
game a large fee for their services told
him 10 pay what he pleased.
A very successful private social was
held IN Clark's Hall, Wednesday evening.
Abou, forty coupler were present aud
,riuped the light fantastic 10 the ercellen,
music of fuckers Harp Band. Mr. &. o.
Boss and William Angel bad charge oi
the arrangements. and Messrs A B.
Peckham. Henry Turner and John WHY.
ple scted az floor managers.
Last Tuesday evening the following
oHicers of Nosvan.icut Lodge were in
stalled Wy State Deputy J. q Irons,
assisted by Addis Y. Irons. Grand Sec
, aud yinie westcoti, q. ID. NJ. Albert
FARRELL. &. T.; Net,ie B. FARRELL, V. II
Addie Irons. Sec Geo. +. Jordan. Y. ).
Fred Bishop. Treas; Flora T. IiUns.
Chaplain; Andrew Angei Marshal Fred
wheeler. o. O.; Lizzie Bowen. Director
Mary Austin. A. +. Eliza Y. Leech. X. ).
Eliza A. Mowry. l.. -; 4. Gertrude
/ Clark, y. G. 7. This lodge 10 10 Q
fourishiDg condition.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
MANTON.
Furniture at II. Richardson's.
le served

Furniture at II. Richardson's.
Mr. Charles Metcalf has recent, moved
to Dyerville.
Subscriptions to the TINEs can be lef,
with c, l.. Holden.
Mr.. Charles Cinqmars has moved into
Mr.. Rowley's house near the Bridge.
Mr. Theodore Rutzlcr has removed this
week to his new house at Lymanville.
Rev. T. II Cocrort ofiiciated at Peters
church last Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Pardon Il. worsley has been ON
the sick lis, for the past weak.
Tue funeral of Mrs. Sallic Barnes Was
solemnizcd ut her late residence last
Monday.
Rev. Father Carroll has been confined
10 his residence this week by severe
attack Of neuralgia.
Miss Essex took charge Of the pim q.
arr Il y ,rtment of the Manton avenl .
school on Monday.
hIs Js n MalneNhOH, fWIloltu NJ
Coates market. has moved hls family
from Ccntcrvilc TO this place.
Mr.. Olncy Williams was in town We'd
nesday with "A fine string of pckcrel he
had taken from "A pond near Harmony
Anchor Lodge held II regular meeting
Monday. There was good attendance
aud several visitors were present from
Mt. Pleasant Lodge.
Business at the Manton Mill In decid:
cdiy better than for some time past.
More looms are now running and the
prospect for the future are looking
brighter.
Attention is called To A. o. Coates adj
vert isemsnt in another column OF the
TIMEs. Mr.. Coates has introduced y new
departure To- bis business. aud will iii
up portion Of his store for rendy nude
clothing. Mr Coates has made arrange
mcnts with the Boston and Providence
Clothing Co. aid will sell these goods in
uanlon as cheap as they can be bought
in the city.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
AMusE MIN Is.

For the coming week the popular man
agemcut of the Theatre Comique will
present Miss Lilly Clay's aggregation of
beaut ful artistes, consisting OF thirty
beautiful lady artistes, in bewildcring
panorama Of various countries. The
'ro lpc il composed of several nauonali-
ties from which have been cullcd the
most beautiful and bcwitching, who will
present dances peculiar 60 their nations
Tie costumes are gorgeous in the extreme
and the rapil evolutions are astounding.
The entertainment concludes with an
extravaganza entitled The Little DEVILS
Revel, or Apollo in Eden" which will
introduce the whole strength ~ the
company and will be well worth ones
while TO see Don't fail 10 visit the
Comique the coming week.
Manager Handy devoies the present
week at the Westminster Musee 10 the
production Of standard comedy and
drama. The Agnes Wallace Villa Com
binatiou supply the entertainment. New
aud beautiful scenery, costumes and
appointments have been secured and the
excellent company. comprising Agnes
Wallace. Nco, Lucie aud Sam b. villa
and fifteen clever actors. will produce the
romantic four act drama Jack or Ia the
Tolls at the first afternoon AMI evening
performance in the pretty theatre. "a
Nights Adventure" "A laughahle farce. in
which the petit and beautiful Miss Yco
will carry of the honors, aud 'Pocahon-
tas," burlcsque which Mr. Sam B. villa
has made famous by his impcrl onntion
of that character, will bc presented every
afternoon and evening at 3i5 and g:l5.
For n limited engagement of three
nights and "Wednesday matinee. commen
cling Monday February 18th. Lost in
New York" will he presented at the
Providence Opera House. The ~ Louis
(Mo) Globe Democrat recently said:
Lost in New York." which played n
week at the Grand Opera House few
weeks ago. comes back this week. open
ing at Pope's this week. The attraction
in Lost in New York" In the river Of
water and the steam vessel. Better
opportunity is presented at Popes for
putting on the river. IA il can DO made l3
feet longer and much wider. getting "A
greater volume Of water. aud. of course
permitting freer movement of he boats
The management claim % have made
their production more real than before.
and to have added several new features
since they were here. The same company
will present it which appeared in the
cast before including Patrice. Her work
is that which attracts attention. and il
very popular.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

Perseverance Lodge held very pleas
ant meeting Tuesday evening. There
was no work. There is some talk among
the members upon the advisabiliiy Of
giving an entertainment for the benefit If
the lodge which should be done. If the
members will take hold IL can be made a
success and benefit the lodge in many
ways. There is no better advertisement
for "A lodge than tirst class entertainment
or lodge social In this manner our
wives become acquainted with one sno,h.
er. strangers become acquaint al with the
members ofa lodge, aud you will find
snat applications for membership will
follow.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
SOCIETY NEWS.

II IL rumored that branch Of the
Daughters Of Rebekah is soon TO be
formed here.
Narragansett Assembly, II. s. Of q. +.
Of this place has membership 81 lO7 in
good financial standing
Court O'neyvile. No. GIG3. A. o. T..
has secur'd Dyers' Opera House for their
annual Easter Monday ball.
Crystal Wave Lodge, /. o q r., held
public installation Of officers at the
Hall last Wednesday evening.
Ktna Council No. SO. Y. r. has the
honor II being the first council 10 apply
fnr fourth rate membership for It's MEM
brrs.
Court O'n'yville NJ. GiG3, A. o. of r,
has done much gooI ia assisting their
sick brethren. During the last quarter
the Court has expended nearly $500 for
sick benefits.
Olneyyi le Branch, No. 800. Catholic
Knights Of America, met H. Crystal Wave
Hall Tues lay evening. One applicant for
mem berhip WAS admitted aud two other
applications were received,
Efmts are being made 10 start branch
Of the Royal Arcanum in this place.
With the number 81 societies already
represented here il would seem that the
chances of success are not very promis-
uR.
yRtua Council No JG Z. r, held a well
attended meeting last Tuesday evening
-Four applicants were received for mem
Leiship. The council hereafter will meet
in Cord Templsrs hall every Monday
evening.
Many members of the secret orders are
inqu.ring Why some person l. not ener-
getic enough 10 start Council Of the
Grand Orient In Oineyville. The subject
of organizing council was started some
time ago. but the question j. now sunk
INTO Oblivion.
The regular meeting n Manufacturer
L,dge was held Tuesday evening. There
was a r.ight decrease in the usual aiien-
dance. some of the members attending
the meeting of the Grand Lodge In
/ Proyidence. Two members were initia-
ted and one member wac received y
card.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
GkEENNIl.LE.

The only service this week is the
regular weekly prayer meeting.
Mr.. Thomas Mstley has recently moved
to this place from olneyville.
Mr.. William Chandler. of North Scitu-
ate, has taken n position Of overseer in
the winsor mill
The new machinery for winsor mil
has arrived and will be set up immedi-
ately and set 10 running as soon ss
possible.
This evening n musical and dramatic
entertainment will he given 10y the laaies
of the Universalist society. Mrs. Jar.
ley's Wax Works will be one of the
features Of the occasion. After the
entertainment cake and ice cream will
bc served.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

good telegraph and messenger service
here,if rent heat aud light were provided.
lie also requested that the Association
pledge themselves TO use his line in
preference 20 any other. Charges and>
service being the same. Mr.. Grant stated
that he had interviewed the managers of
the mills and the business men generally
and they all agree TO bestow their
patronage on this company if il locates
an office here aud will give good service
and prompt delivery of messages receiv-
Ell or sent from here. Mr.. Daniel Il.
Lyman was introduced and gave an adj
dress oh Banking System of National.
State ami Savings Banks. He stated an
the course of his remarks that capital
OF $50 600 would be needed 10 start a
bank in Johnston. He expressed his
opinion that il would be better To estab-
lish National Bank here than to depend
on a city institution To start "A branch
One member of the Association offered H.
advance the 500. the sum necessary 10
secure charter. Mr.. j, o. San Sonci
was appointed TO hll vacancy ON the
committee appointed to arrange for adj
dresses 10y representatives of Business
Mems Associations from other towns.
The executive committee reported that
the much needed sewer in the square
would probably be Put in in the spring
1t is lso probable that the New York
and New England Il. r. Co.. will soon
erect freight house for the accommodation
of 0lneyville traffic.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
Business Men. As.ocintton

An important meeting of the Business
Mems Association wss held in the Dis
trici Court room. Tuesday evening. Tele-
graph business was hr-t discussed
Judge Phillips stated that be had con-
f-rred with the manager of the Western
Unifn AZ Providence aud that the com
pany would establish ar Office in Olney-
will on condition that the Business Neu's
Association would furnish room. heat
snd light. and guarantee the oTeraiof's
salary. Mr. Munroe. manager % the
United Liner Company. was present, and
stated thA, bic company would give