The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-14
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Johnston has the scarlet fever and the
BLACK Avengers"
A private social WAS held in Dyer's
Opera House Monday evening.
Walter Coleman fell in fit on Olney-
Vile Square last Saturday night.
Local items for the TINES will be thank
fully received at lO7S High street.
Edward Cooper was fined $40 for horse
beating in the District Court Monday.
John Curry. conductor on the Broad
way line. spent last Sunday at Pascoag'
Dr.J. f. Farrell was seriously i'll last
week. but is now able TO attend to his
practice.
Mr.. Lewis A. Patstone. musical director
at the Church of tha Messiah. has resign
ed his position.
Mr.. Paul Saghouse has accepted a
position as designer at the Washington
Mil, Lawrence.
Rev. L. S. woodworth, Congregational
State missionary, preached at the Hughes
dale chapel last Sunday.
The bakery business of +. +. Thompson
No. 6 Plainheld street is now carried en-
by his son Fred Thompson.
St. Margaret Chapter of the Messiah
Guild held a New England supper at the
Guild rooms last "Wednesday evening
Mr.. Arnold Huller, the enterprisihs
baker. has improved the appearance OF
his shop 10y putting in new show cases
Thus far forty-ive names have been
secured to have branch of the Iron Hall
in this vicinity and branch will be
organized within few weeks.
John T. Collision the well known painter
has an advertisement in the TIMES this
week. Persons wishing first class work
should give Mr.. Collision a call.
The cases OF the Black Avengers were
postponed at the District Court Monday
for one week on account Of the inability
of their counsel, George j. West. to be
present
Richard J. Morgan, resident Of Put
nam street, was killed Monday at Ware,
Mass, 10y falling from an iron bridge
over the Ware river. He was "a years
old and member Of several local organ
izations.
A young man named Shields residing
at No. GA Oak street (not East Providence
as our daily contemporaries stated was
badly bitted by dog while visiting
friends in the vicinity of wicenden street
last Sunday.
| The dresser room Of weybosset Mill,
No. /. has been running overtime por-
ton of the past week. With No. mill
running all night the above speaks well
for the woolen trade. and the demand for
| the goods manufactured by the above
company.
st. Margeret's Guild. connected with
the church of the Messiah, held an enjoy
able supper in the vestry Of the church
last Wednesday evening which was
largely attended and all present were
unamious that it was one of the best
events held by the Guild thus far.
Mr.. William Tanner, Of Providence, and
Miss Mary Adams, of Johnston. were
united in marriage last Wednesday eve
ming at the residence Of the brides
| parents on Webster avenue. The wedding
was attended only by the immediate
! families Of the contracting parties, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
! II. Cocroft. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner will
| reside i'm Barton street, Providence,
w. T. Perkins, of Glocester, Mass, gave
a most interesting and forcible address at
the Broadway Baptist church last Sunday
evening His remarks were more par
ticularly TO young men and taken from the
text "Be man." II will be remembered
that Mr.. Perkins was once resident OF
Johnston, and at that time WAS assistant
secretary of the Providence Y. NJ. c. A.
! He is now secretary Of the Association at
Glocester and his work there has been OF
a most satisfactory nature.
At a meeting Of st. Mary's Temperance
! Cadets held in the chapel on Barton
street Sunday, the company elected the
following named ofiicers Captain, Charles
Flynn; First Lieutenant, Patrick B. Rush
Second Lieutenant, Andrew Caseyi Or
derly Sergeant. Thomas Hunt Recording
Secretary. Thomas SullivanI Financial
Secretary. Martin Golden Investigating
| Committee. p b. Rush, Andrew Casey
and Richard whalen; Hall Committee,
Charles Flynn, Andrew Casey, p. b.
Rush. Richard Whalen and Thomas Sui
livan; Uniform Committee, Charles Flynn.
| Thomas Melvin and Edward Connors.
A large assembly were present at st.
| Charles Baromeo church last Monday
morning to witness the marriage cere-
monies Of Mr.. A. Melvin, son Of Mr..
Robert Melvin Of the Boston dry good
store. 10 Miss viua Cabana, daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Cabana, the well known
harness manufacturer. Shortly before Q