The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-06
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feated at Wanskuck. Saturday last. by
score Of to 3.
j. II. Linnell Il Co. are selling stove
very cheaply. Give them a call, at
Hartford street.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Ainsworth, o
Messer street, have just returned from 1
visit to Webster, Mass.
The Town Council and Probate Conr
will hold it's monthly session in III,
Council Chamber this afternoon.
On Monday, W. L. whipple attached
the property of George Dean for bill
amounting to thirty-two dollars.
Mr.. John Eldridge, of Canterbury
Conn, has been visiting this week at c
W. Thompson's, Manton avenue.
Mr.. Arthur Swindells, the photogra-
pher, has just finished fine crayon o
DR.. w. V. Morrison. Of the Harris avenu,
church.
If October is going to be any worse il
respect to weather than the preceding
month, everybody will be ready to emf
CRATE to California.
w. II. Place and Edward Springer re
turned last week from the National q
A. r. EncAmpment at Columbus. They
had very enjoyable time.
Officer Hart b. Pierce, of the Sixth
station, who patrols the Square beat, Ia,
returned from his furlough, which h,
passed among his native hills in Yer
mont.
The sofa pillow and the bed. spread
that has done faithful duty at the las
seven State Fairs is now folded up and
packed away in camphor till next Sep
tember.
Perseverance Division of the Uniform
Rank will attend the Young Mems Lit
erary and Social Clubs fair, in conjunc
tion with several other societies, Monday
evening.
Mr.. Edward Kirby, local correspon-
dent of the Journal and Bulletin, hai
been absent several days this week, anG
his place has been supplied by Mr.. Geo
McKinnon.
Several of the mills in this villag,
started upon their winter running tim,
the past week, and the operatives will
thus be deprived Of the Saturday hal
holiday until May, 1889.
Rev. Father Simmons, former assis.
tant at St. Mary's and st. Joseph's
churches of Newport, has been trans.
ferred 10y Bishop Harkins to the Mount
Pleasant Parish in this place.
The members of the Cricket and Foot.
ball Association are zealously at work
perfecting arrangements for their secont
annual ball, which will be held in For
esters' Hall on the evening Of Oct. 10.
A large crowd stood the frigidity Of TIA,
weather of Saturday last, and witnessed
the Providence foot ball eleven defeat th'
Oak Grove Rangers on the Eagle street
grounds, by score Of 3 gools to none.
The charter list for the new lodge o
the Knights of Pythias, to be located il
Johnston. is receiving the signatures o
many OF our business men, and the lodg,
will meet for organization Monday
evening.
John Tully, Jr., of this village, whC
forged the name of his uncle, Mr.. Thos
Manning, Of Stokes street, on an ordel
for suit of clothes on J. b. Barnaby &
Co., has been sentenced 10 two years il
State Prison.
Among the persons who witnessed th'
strife between the Cadets and the Pas
coags, were representatives from th,
Lowell, Haverhill. Nashua, and the sew
eral other New England League clubs
The Emmett Cadets will visit the fail
OF the Young Mems Literary and Socia
Club next Monday evening, instead o
last evening, as announced in our las
issue. Perseverance lodge X. Of p. II
also expected TO visit the fair on the sam,
evening.
The fourth anniversary ball Of th,
Olneyville Temperance Cadets will b,
held in Dyers' Opera House on Friday
evening, October 10. The Cadets viii
introduce a new feature in this vicinity
by having their fife and drum band lead
and furnish the music for the grand
march. At ten o'clock the company vii
give an exhibition drill.
Several of our business men are takinl
steps TO form Base Ball Association th,
coming winter, and next spring put I
first class team into the fold. One Of th'
gentlemen connected with the projec
states that good ball club in Olneyvill'
will prove a paying venture, and tina
upwards Of $500 can be raised within
twenty-four hours 20 secure players. Th'
Cadet Ball Club il il stated has cleared
$500 over expenses the past season.
Complaints have been received from
the members Of the several organization
who have visited the Foresters' fair. tha
they have been the recipient Of hoodlun
courtesy in shape Of aged eggs, wher
between Norfolk street and the railroa,
bridge on High street. Steps should b,
taken 20 ferret out the culprits, or ther,
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