The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-13
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The average Cape Colder ought {,
have lots Of sand.
The churches on Sunday were not
crowded with worshipers.
Read what W. L. whipple says about
stoves. 1t is a seasonable topic.
n. 5. Maxfeld has greatly improved
the interior Of his confectionery store.
The TINES subscription list is showing
a very healthy and satisfactory growth
Alderman John Casey, Of the Tenth
Ward, was victim of malaria the past
week.
Byron o. Young has sold out his milk
route to Mr.. A. L. Mclaughlin, Of Pro.
vidence.
webb's Mauton avenue bakery has be-
come a favorite with the residents of the
Tenth ward.
Driver Harold, Of the Union r, r
Company, has returned from short
visit to Boston.
Mr.. A. Bainton has resigned his stu-
alton in the mill and is nov devoting his
whole time to the music business
CLANS, oysters and fish, can be ordered
with certainty of satisfaction al
Penney's market, Manton avenue bridge
The Board of Grand officers of the
o. o. +. will make an official visit tc
Mount Pleasant lodge, next Tuesday
evening.
The foot ball game Saturday last be-
tween the Thorntons and Cumberland
Rangers at Ashton resulted in draw 10y
two goals each.
Dr.G. r. Fisher and wife have returned
home from two weeks vacation, which
they passed in New York State and the
White mountain regions.
j. b. Johnson having cured everybody
in the state of malaria, is now turning
his attention to coughs and colds. His
lung balsam has no superior.
The members Of the Rough and Ready
Engine Company will visit Warren next
Monday evening, where they will at
tend the fair of the Mechanics Fire Com
pany.
Owing to increasing orders the Proyi-
dence d. b. & c. Company are erecting
two large buildings adjourning their
works on Valley street, TO facilitate fill
ing orders.
Among the Olneyville guests who ac-
companied the Meagher Guards on their
Portland trip were Messrs. John Holland,
ofthe Olnryville Pharmacy, and Frank
Canning, Of Johnston
The Union Opera and Dramatic Com
pany have just begun the preparation of
the popular Opera of "Erminie," which
will be given in Dyers' Opera House,
Thanksgiving evening.
The Tenth Ward Young Mems Demo
C attic Club Will meet in Foresters Hall
in the future, instead Of Hedley's Hall
The Club will also hold weekly mass
meetings until election day.
The recent nine nights fair of Court
Thomas A. Doyle, A. o. f., netted the
court upwards of 500, which speaks
volumes of praise for the estima-
tion in which the young Court is held 10y
the residents of this place.
John Meadowcroft, Of this village,
started Monday for Philadelphia, in the
interest of the Providence Steam Engine
Company During Mr.. Mcadowcroft's +
absence he will supervise the erection of a
large engine for the Brush Electric Com
pany.
At the meeting Of Court Olneyyillc
next Thursday evening nine Of our
French residents are TO be initiated, to
form nucleus for Court of Frenchmen.
After the new Court is organized, they
will use rituals and do all work in the
French language.
The new parish at Mount Pleasant, 70
be known as the Sacred Heart Parish
was formally opened by Rev. Father
Simmons, Sunday last, at the $50 n. IN.
service. For the present, two services
will only be held Sundays, one at S and
the other at 1870 a. m.
About seventy-fye persons assembled
at the Eagle street grounds Saturday,
and in a heavy rainfall, witnessed a
spirited fifty yard foot race between
Robert Sidebottom and Thomas Bren-
nan for purse Of $50, in which Brennan
won. Both Of the contestants were up
wards Of forty-fve years Of age.
Mr. James G. Monaghan, United States
Consul at Mannheim, Germany, and a
resident Of This place, visited his parents
at Mount Pleasant, Sunday. Mr.. Mona
CHAN Is on a leave Of absence, and is en-
gagged in speaking at mass meetings
throughout the United States in the in
terest Of Cleveland and Thurman.
Sergeant George Crane, Of the Sixth
Police station. was badly burned Monday
evening in extinguishing a burning avn
ing over Eliass furnishing store on High
street, which was set ablaze by a man
named Hahn, who was burning red fire
while the procession, which was attend
ed the Y NJ Land 5. Club fair was pass
Ing.
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