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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Gaiety Museum, Providence.
next week, Manager Keith will present a
bill of attractions which includes many
new variety specialties and the presenta-
tion Of Gei ole -Gerotia by the Gaiety's
ever popular opera company.
The Westminster Opera Company
recently organized for the presentation
of legitimate operas upon the stage Of
the Westminster Musee, is composed Of
we'll known artists, well versed in the
work of producing opera, and who have
taken prominent parts with the leading
travelling opera companies throughout
the country. Virginia" one Of the
finest of comic operas, will be presented
next week four times daily.
The ever popular and ever fresh and
charming actress, Maggie Mitchell. gave
her well known performance of Fanchon
at the Park Theatre last night for the
first time this season. As this is one Of
the most familiar plays upon the stage
st present there is little need Of saying
much about IL except 10 express anew
what has been so many times expressed
in these columns, feeling of admiration
and deep pleasure at this actress in,re-
probation of it's title role. No one can be
worse for seeing Maggie Mitchells
Fanchon; few can go away from the
theatre where II is played without having
been inspired to deeper purpose of
kindlness and virtue, or without having
knowledge of new and sweet character
in art. 1t is great triumph of dramatic
art which can point 10 such an influence.
Boston Journal. Providence Opera
House. week of April 10th
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
NORTH sCITUATE.

The condition of j. q. Gahan remains
abont the same.
There was no service at the Ba ptist
church last Sunday.
DIR. W. J. Smith has recovered from
his illness and is now attending To his
patients.
j. q. Irons and wife and daughter at
tended the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars in Providence this
week. Miss Flora Irons was elected one
of the officers of that body.
The Hon, Isaac Saunders. a well knowa
and highly respected resident of North
Scituate, died at his residence last Satur-
day. The deceased has held many
public offices including the Lieutenant
Governorship of the State. The funeral
services were held Wednesday in the
Baptist church, Rev. Gideon Burgess, Of
Greenville, officiating. The remains were
buried in the Smithvillc cemetary. The
burial service was conducted by the Free
Masons, of which society the deceased
was member.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
Mr.. Tommy Lenahan. the barber. IL

I. Mr.. Tommy Lenahan, the barber. is
afflicted with malaria.
Boyden's block on Manton avenue is
rapidly approaching completion.
Lady Audley's Secret" had good
audience at Dyers' Opera House, Monday
evening.
Miss Mary Kennedy, Of Manton avenue,
is one of the recent victims Of olneyyille's
scourge, malaria.
The olneyyille Hotel restaurant is
being renovated and repaired till it is
scarcely known by its best friends.
Daniel Ahern ran 100 yards in lli
seconds Thursday afternoon on wager
that he could not run the distance in less
than l6 seconds. Mr.. Ahern does not
claim To be a runner but he "gets there
just the same"
s. Crown. the well known dealer in
clothing and furnishing goods. has an
advertisement in the TINRs this week
which is worthy CT a careful perusal. 1t
can be found on the first page and Mr..
Crown can be found at 1912 High street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
Job Printing.

1t may not be generally understo od.
perhaps. that job printing is done at the
TIMES office. but such is the fact. We
have we'll appointed job department
and are able TO execute anything in the
way of job printing from an auction bill
TO a business card. Our type IL all new
and modern, and work is promptly
done and at fair prices. Society work a
specially. and all organizations having
printing done with us for balls and enter
tainments. &c, will receive a notice OF
the same in the TINES free of charge.
Don't 5e mistaken again, we do job work
al the TIMss Office and do il well.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
Horse Car Briefs.

Conductor Williams, of the Governor
street line, will soon join the ranks of the
Knights of Pythias.
Four young men from Cape Cod are
being "brokew in" on the cars going from
the Olneyville barn.
John Kelly, the Broadway conductor
expects to exchange railroading for
yachting this summer.
Conductor Gray. of the Brook street
line, has been employed on the Olneyville
cars for sixteen years.
Conductor Nickerson, of the Brook
street line. who has been sick for the
past two weeks, is able to run his car
once more.
Oliver Mayhem. the veteran conductor
on the Governor street line, completed
his nineteenth year of continuous service
for the Union Co. last month.
Mr.. Charles Pearce. of the High street
route, is rapidly catching the correct
methods of horse car conducting under
the able tutelage of Conductor Harrison
Gray.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14

enjoy themselves added much Of the
success Of the occasion. Several vacant
offices in Dyers' Block were hired by
the company and used as smoking
rooms. very much to the appreciation.
of the lovers of the weed. Delegations
from the volunteer fire companies
in East Providence, Riverside. Warren,
Bristol and Westerly were present. and
the bright uniforms of the fire laddies
and the rich aud brilliant costumes Of
the ladies made the floor Of the ball room
a scene of more than usual animation.
Refreshments, consisting Of cake. cream,
etc. were served in the lower hail. The
whole affair was under the efficient
supervision of committee of arrange
ments consisting of George +, Beane,
Walter ID. Harris. Crawford w Barnes.
Robert f.. Duffy and Fred 5. Martin. and
it, great success is largely due TO their
untiring efforts.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
UuGIIEsDALF.

The Sunday school service was held at
= o'clock Sunday afternoon. The sermon
usually following the service was omitted.
In the evening concert was given by
the Sunday school scholars 10 u full
house. The exercises, which consisted Of
dialogues and recitations, were rendered
in manner creditable 90 those taking
part, and satisfactorily TO the committee
having charge of the concert exercises,
The attendance AT the concert was larger
than usual and the manner in which the
young ladies and gentlemen rendered the
parts of the programme assigned 10 them
was highly appreciated and favorably
commented upon by the audience. The
interior of the chapel was tastefully
decorated and the many vases cf beautiful
flowers which n member of the school
generously furnished for the occasion
added much 10 the beauty of the chapel
Concerts Of such character, when
appreciated by an audience unaccustomed
TO attend regular services, should he
repeated as often as the school deem IL
consistent, as they create an Interest,
beneficial alike To the school and the
community.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
SOCIETY NEWS.

The anniversary of the organization of
Manufacturers Lodge occurs on the 9th
inst.
Arrangements are being perfected so
that the new Court of Foreslers will Ibe
enabled TO organize on or about April -.
Loyal Bud Of Hope Lodge. M. U., ]. o.
o. f., will hold concert and ball in
Irons Hall on Friday evening. April 9th
George Ashley and Arthur Bentley,well
known residents of this place, have
become members OF Oriental Lodge, X.
ofP.
Perseverance Division Of the Uniform
Rank, X. Of r.. hold their annual social
in Springer's Hall this friday evening,
and good time is anticipated.
Peabody Lodge, Sons Of st. George
has had an elegent set Of resolutions en-
crossed which will be presented 10 VIM.
Taylor an active member Of the lodge
who recently removed TO another state.
Owing to the demand for repetition
OF the enjoyable socials Of Manufacturers
Lodge by it's numerous friends. IL is
rumored that preparations are being
made for another social before the lot
weather sets in.
Three assessments covering deaths in
A. B and G classes Of the United Fellow.
ship have been issued. IL is the first
assessment that class A Of Ktna Council
has been called upon TO pay since it's
organization last January.
Manufacturers Lodge worked the first
degree on two candidates Tuesday even
ing. The committee on the anniversary
trip 10 Attleboro on the evening OF April
2Gth reported that the tickets and badges
will be ready next Tuesday evening.
II is expected that large delegation will
avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
visiting the AttlebOro brethren.
One week from Sunday, April 30, being
the nearest date 10 st. Georges day. the
members Of Peabody Lodge No. 1S4. Sons
Of st. George, VIII httingly observe the
festival Of the patron saint by attending
Divine services at the Church Of the
Messiah on the above date in body. II
il expected that over 200 Of the members
Of the lodge will be present at the
service.
Ktna Council, y. r. held n well atten-
ded meeting last Monday evening. Sever
al proposition for membership were
received and at last there are three candi-
dates will be einitiated AZ the next meeting
d. d.. w. p. Rice was present and male
an interesting address. ID. y. ID. Club
buck. Of Roger Williams Council. was also
present and extended an invitation 10 the
members Of Btna Council 10 be present
a, the social Of bis council which was
held last Thursday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
IsoIan-Uopewell.

Number 2S4 Broadway was the scene
Of wedding ceremony on M,nday eve
ming in which the contracting parties are
well known in social and musical circles
Of Olneyville and the eighth ward OF
Providence. We refer TO the marriage
Of Mr.. John +. Bolan, Of L. j.. Greene *
Co., and Miss Mary T.. Hopewell. Rev.
Mr.. Atwood. Of st. James church. per
formed the ceremony according 10 the
mode practised by the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. william Hopewell giving the bride
away. Mr.. and Mrs Bolan then received
the congratulations Of the numerous
relatives and friends present. The great
variety and richness Of the wedding gifts
attes,ed that the newly married couple
have many and warm friends. A cola
ton was served by Tillinghast. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Bolan left on the
Shore Line train for trip 10 New York,
PHILADELPHIA aud Washington.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
MANTON.
community.

Business continues excellent at tho
Manton mill.
Mr.. George HaralI in still quite dan
gerously sick.
Mr.. Alexander Paisley has been slight
ly i'll this week.
Rcfrigerators and baby carriages at
Il. Richardson's.
Mrs. James X. Mathewson is confined
TO her home by illness.
Marbles and tops are among the other
signs Of spriug observable in this thriv-
ing village.
Mr.. Hawkins. resident Of the John
ston side. has moved into one Of N. H..
Prior's houses.
IL is rumored that Mrs. N. II. Randall
has sold out her periodical store TO Con-
nccticut parties.
Mr. T.. =. Barstow has the contract for
cottage soon 90 be erected by Mr..
Barnes. the school teacher.
Manton has n boy only four years old
who smokes cigarettes with the full and
free consent Of his parents.
Patrick Haggarty and Annie Lappin
were united in matrimony last Monday
morning by Rev. Thomas Carroll.
This week X. Richardson shipped n
large order Of galvanized iron pipes 90
the Manchester Manfg .,of Manchester,
N. VI.
The city police made raids Wednesday
on the places run by Peter Grimlcy and
Robert sidebottom on Manton avenue.
A low gear load Of the "contraband'
WAS conGscated.
All kinds Of job printing promptly
executed at the TIsEs Office. We have
the best appointed office in olueyvillc,
and our work will stand comparison with
any done in this vicinity.
Ground has been broken for the pa
rochial residence Of 81 Thomas church on
Fruit Hill avenue. The contract has been
given 20 d. Murphy & Bro. of Providence.
and il n expected that the house will be
ready for occupancy In the early fall.
II IL the fashion for some Manton
ladies 10 return from the city with bum
dies that contain nothing but news
papers which they carry as AN indication
81 much shopping. AZ least we are in-
formed that such is the fact Ny what We
consider reliable authority.
A horse belonging 90 Samuel Bottomly
started just as its owner was getting int
the wagon in front Of Swindell's drug
store, Wednesday afternoon, and made q
break for home. Mounted Officer Bowen
pursued the flying steed, but IL was too
quick for him and reached its stable
without accident. making n very rapid
"home run"
A very succeseful entertainment waI
given at Holden's Hall, Friday evening
Of las, week under the auspices ~ the ~
Thomas Temperance Society. The
drama "Robert Macaire" was produced
in a most creditable manner. Mf. Rober'
Burns and Mr.. Eugene Deadly sustained
the leading parts, and their excellent
acting called forth much applause. Th'
afterpiece "Pat Mcwogger,y" was exceed
ingly funny and gave Mr.. McCabe an ex-
cellent opportunity TO exercise bis talents
as an Irish comedian. After the s6nter
.ainment the floor was cleared fol
dancing which was continued till an earlj
hour.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
Church News.

The fair weather last Sunday brought
out large attendance at all the churches.
A training class for the study OF the
Bible will be organized at the Broadway
Baptist church shortly.
Tuesday was day of prayer at the
Broadway Baptist church. special services
being held in the morning, afternoon
and evening.
The prudential committee of the
Broadway Baptist church met those per
s,ns who wish To unite with the church
last Tuesday evening. FIVE candidates
were present and related their expert
ence.
The conference of NJ. 4. churches held
in Providence this week has been attend
ed by many people from Harris avenue
church. The Bishop has reappoinied
Rev. w. V. Morrison to the pastorate OF
this church.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
LYMANsvIlLE.

A team loaded with iron broke down,
here last Saturday.
The chicken culture here is attended
by some difficulties. A young man Of
our acquaintance had a setting of choice
Plymouth Rock eggs and only lacked a
hen 10 cover them; while he was after
one mischievous boy whose name might
be given entered the cellar and broke the
eggs. The young man now has the hen
but no eggs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
DYIRNIIIf.

Ground has been broken for the new
engine house here. The building will be
54Hs2 feet and contain a hose and engine
room. a Ladder room and a stable.
A hoy about sin years old residing in
this place fell from low gear on Manton
avenue Tuesday and one wheel Of the
vehicle passed over bis body. He was
attended by DR.. Eddy. Of olneyville. II
is now feared that the boys spine is
injured.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
Rough a Ready Ball

The m ich talked Of concert aud ball
given by the Rough 4 Ready Fire Go.
came off at Dyers' Opera House, Thursday
evening, and TO say IL was grand
success would be expressing it altogether
too mildly. The success Of the affair
far surpassed the expectations Of the
most sanguine members Of the company
and may be considered one OF the great.
IL not the very great event of the season.
The enterprise displayed by the company
in engaging Reeves celebrated orchestra
was evidently appreciated by our citi-
zens. Judging from the manner in which
the concert tickets sold Many people
who do not dance attended the. concert
and were richly repaid in listening 10
fine musical programme by one Of the
best orchestras in New England. A.
Q o'clock the grand march was formed,
led by Mr.. Robert X. Duffy and lady.
Then followed the dancing which was
uninterrupted except by aslight inter
mission for refreshments until all the
numbers on the well arrangcdprogram-
tne were exhausted and the bells toIled an
early hour in the morning. Mr. Robert
r. Duffy made a most excellent floor man
aerr aud his efforts were ably eebnded
by W. B. Alyerson. John H6wAnd.
Clinton Y. walch. NJ. p. Bates, Y. W.
Grant and X. o. Hendricks who acted a.
aida. The reception COMMITTEES were
Samuel 4. Groves. Willis W. Piske
Peter Leonard, Jas. II. wAlch. John I
Kenyon and Herbert Short and tbeii
J efforts 10 make people feel at home anC
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14

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Won Mo.tke's face looks as though the
natural skin hnd been replaced by stretch
OF ancient aud yellow parchment, The
lines are inuumerahle and they radIa'e
regularly from the corners OF the mouth
when he smiles "a nipples tgom a stoue that
is dropped through TIE sCrfice OF u placid
pool. The smiles Of the grIzlltd AID
wrlnkled old field marshal are frequent
enough, toe, when hlis abroad. The snail
army of little children who are taken
to the war office every day by their
nuree5 to see the old commander stump
abOut a. though a mau had Just about
reached his prime when well along in his
~gth year, wa2a their hands delightfully."- at
Count Won M0itkc. Noue OF them have =
more genial winning, and child-hkr smile
than the head Of the greatest army m the
world. Military critics assert that not one
OF the countless and mastery documents
on army affairs tina; Foa Npltkc has gwen
to the world during ms long life compares
Ia force, cleaTues3, cOgency and POKER with
his report OF The present year. Berlin
Latter
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Albeit E'ag. the Fourth ward grocer,
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TbnmaS usg Iron Company. The object.
that O. cutting This market ont .c'm under
,hr fset of Virginia aud Ohio irons which
h.vet e late been selling so tGg east, 'f-
Dslrs 90 have been successful So far.
Other branches Of the iron trade are
quiet. Production Is kept within actual
demand. Bar iron prices are slightly lower
and q further shsdlUg will result IRON
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