The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-13

The grading Of Plainfeld street beyond
the horse car line is nearly completed.
Town Sergeant Carroll is out again.
much to the regret Of all evil doors.
Town Sergeant Bigbee, Of Cranston, is
the happy father Of boy, born Tuesday.
A two weeks mission is now in progress
at 81. Theresa's church on Manton ave-
nue..
Mr.. Peter J. Lannon, of this place, has
returned home from an extended South
ern trip.
1t is understood that DIR. f. l.. wyman
will soon take an office and resume his
practice.
DR.. F. A. Thrift will open dentists
office in Stokes old block about the 20th
of this month.
The Union Aid Society held a Harvest
Supper" at the hall on Bowen street,
Wednesday evening.
The Atlantics will play the PascoaGs
on the Eagle street grounds this after
noon for purse OF $3.50.
The Olneyyille Harrison and Morton
Cayalcade headed the procession in Paw
tucket Thursday evening.
The ladies of this vicinity should in
spect the goods of the New York Millin-
cry Store, at 81 Mauton avenue
Il T. Allen, the dry goods merchant
has removed his family from Bristol,
having taken house il Oak street.
The family of Mr.. William Tanner, Of
Webster avenue, was increased Saturday
of last week 10y the arrival ola ten pound
boy.
Mr.. 4. II. Allen has been quite sick this
week, and Mr.. Robert Allen, his brother,
has had charge Of the Boston Dry Goods
store,
The agents commission can be saved
10y buying a Household seweing n achine
at II. X. Gardeners, 26i Westminster
street.
The large hornbine tree near George +.
Beanes coal office, on Plainfeld street.
has been cut down. The tree is nearly
eighty years old.
"he Town Council and Probate Court
will meet this afternoon in the council
chamber, instead of last Saturday. as
stated in our last issue.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets had
an invitation sent them 10 visit Warren
last evening. but owing TO other business
the Cadets were obliged TO decline the
invitation.
The new chimes on st. Mary's church
will be put into position in few weeks,
and it is the intention of the pastor TO
have the chimes rung for the first time
on Christmas morning.
The Johnston Town Democratic Com
mittee have decided not TO put any torch
light companies into the Presidential
campaign, owing TO the short interval
between now and election day.
Talbot * Co, are about TO enlarge the
store occupied 10y them in this place.
their present quarters being somewhat
crowded, and an addition of 20 feet will
be built in the rear of their store.
Chief Ranger, Thomas B. Sheehan,
Ambiose +. West and Charles Meegan
have been selected 10y Court Olneyville 10
represent that body in the Rhode Island
District Convention, which is 10 be held
Tuesday, oct. %.
Mr.. John Lamb, an overseer in the
Atlantic Mills, has resigned his position
and will soon start for CALIFORNIA; Mr..
Lambs household goods were sold at
auction Wednesday at his residence on
Webster avenue.
fight occurred at Fenncr's Ledge,
ust of Rocky Hi avenue, Monday eve
the ledge became involved. The fracas
ended like the two famous Kilkenny cats,
both factions keeping up their fighting
procliyities until they weakened.
Last evening large Democratic flag
with the portraits Of Cleveland and
Thurman was thrown 90 the breeze be-
tween Irons Hall and the hotel building,
by the Tenth ward and Johnston Demo
cratic clubs, after which large meeting
was held IN Irons's Hall, which was adj
dressed by prominent speakers.
Samuel Groves, w. d. Harris. a. NJ
Read, Peter Leonard, Herbert Short
Charles Carpenter and Emil Myers, mem
bers Of the Rough and Ready Fire Co.,
attended the Veteran Firemen's muster in
Lowell, Wednesday, going as guests Of
the Providence Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation. They we're Loyalty entertained
and keenly enjoyed the visit.
y. Va. J.. a. :. Fair.
The fair Of the Young Mems Literary