The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-11-10
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Buy your winter oyercoa; at Talbot
x Co.'s, olneyville square.
Or. Tanguay has removed his office
and residence from High street to Broad,
way.
The Olneyvi!le Cadets held their first
meeting in their new hall Sunday after
noon.
The prices at T. r. Allan's Boston
Store compare iavorably with those down
street.
Mr. George Shurtlefie, the popular
salesman at ;. Elias, s,spent last Sunday in
Boston.
a large number Of our citizens went TO
Turks Head, Tuesday night, to watch the
returns.
The TINES has no use for autumn leaf
poetry, but local items are always thank
fully received.
Mr., Charles Preston, of Johnston. has
retired from the insurance firm of Preston
and Lester, of Providence.
Metcalf Brothers, the High street up
holsterers, have removed to Howard
street.
DR.. Thomas Rowe and William Watts
attended the big parade in Boston Monday
evening
DIR. +. A. Thrift has given up his Office
in Stokes Block and can now be found at
his old location at PSI High street Proyi-
deuce.
Olneyville Square was lively until late
Tuesday evening, and great many of
our citizens helped TO swell the crowd
down street.
lamp explosion on Maryin stree.
Tuesday night caused an alarm of fire To
be sounded from box 81. 1t only gave
exercise to the tiremen.
Resolved and Martin Waterman and
Gilbert Remington captured raccoon
that weighed If pounds while hunting
near Greenyille. Sunday.
Rev. S. II. Webb, of Cbrist's church
South Providence, otficiated at the Church
of the Messiah, Sunday, in exchange with
the rector, Rev. r. H. Cocroft
The millinery stock and household
goods Of Mrs Abby X. Clark will be
sold at auction. next Tuesday evening at
seyen o'clock. by w. \. Phillips.
The Young Mems Democratic Battalion
of this place made fine appearance in
the parade Monday night. They wore
tall white hats and carried canes
1t is not everybody who can afford to
subscribe TO the Boston Symphony con-
certs, but, almost everybody can sub
scribe for the Olneyville TIMES, $1.OO per
year.
The Christian Doctrine Society Of st .
Mary's parish gave an interesting con-
cert in Irons Hall, Sunday. which was
listened to with pleasure by large
audience.
Mr.. J, J. Conley, Of this place, who has
done considerable newspaper work at
various times for different Providence
dailies, has secured reportorial position
on the Dispatch.
Doc. Webster, formerly TAT Crescent
Park, announces the opening Of his new
shooting gallery in Smiths New Block,
1912 High street Besides a first class
place for rife practice, the proprietor has
provided for base ball throwing and the
cane board. In the front Of the estab-
lishment are two chairs for boot blacking,
so that the citizens Of Oneyville can now
have their boots polished before going
down street. Give the genial proprietor
Of this new place Of amusement a call.
AT the annual harvest concert Of the
Harris Avenue NJ. L. Sunday-schoo the
following programme wss rendered I:
Singing by the congregation; prayer and
short address by the pastor; recitations.
Mothers Goodbye" Adela Latham;
The River Of Lite" Mary j. Owen
Better Days." Edna Brundrett; Dear
Mother Eva J. Ranger; Feeding the
Birds" Flora Rees; 1--WE Shal. See Him
as He Is" Nellie Owen singing, Thanks
to God congregation; rectations, "The
Way 10 be Happy" Nellie Buttel ;
Voices Olive Cooper; singing, Little
Star" Flossy Pitchforth; recitation,
"Oyer and over Again" Arthur Annear;
singing, Jesus. Our Pilot" congregation
recitation, Giving" Willie Davey; sing
ing, THE Earth is the Lords" No. l59 ,
choir; recitation. "Bringing Our Sheaves," !"
Belle Morris; readings, 4" A Single Head
Of Wheat" Luella Sweet; Scatter Ye
Seeds," Sadie Gibson: "C1me Little
Leaves" Clara Pitcniorth; singing
CHOOSE the Right Way" congregation
recitation, After Harvest" Alice Cooper
recitation, "a Harvest Hymn" Clara
Morris class exercise, seed Time and
Harvest" infant class; recits ton, Sow
ing and Reaping," Lizzie King; recita-
tion, Keep Us Awake" s. :. Ainsworth
recitation. The Seed and the sower,'
Janet Robinson; singing. "Gleaning," >"
congregation; recitation. with Beauty
Crowned" Maud Hadfeld; reading.
Farewell 90 Summer" Edith Chadwick
singing, Harvest congregation.
David Eastwood a sons have com