The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-28
Miss Mabel Phillips has recovered from


hold mass meeting early in May.
For bargains in all kinds OF millinery
gUods 40 to Donley & MeSolie's, Man,ou
avenue.
W. IL Place has a fine looking three
gable cottage in the course Of fconstruetion
on Webster street.
The Cadets Fair closed last Tuesday
evening; it has been in progress since
April 5th and has been q success.
Messrs. Brennan & Donnelly.,ha enter
prising grocers lately located in Stokes
Block. are doing first rate business.
The advertisement Of Jerome Kennedy
& Co. the Providence clothers appears
in the TINEs next week forthe first timea
Mr. George f. White. of Savannah, a
former residen; of olneyville.is spending
few weeks visiting friends in tins
vicinity.
Oneyville people must not get discour-
aged about the local express Office. 1t is
stated on good authority that it is surely
coming.
Sergeant white raided the old Hetfcrnan
stand on the square "Wednesday norning,
and low gear was required 10 convey
the spoils cityward.
Manufacturers Lodge headed by the
Cadet Fife 4 Drum Band made a short
street parade Tuesday morning previous
to starting TO Attleboro.
Previous 10 starting for Attleboro
Thursday morning, Manufacturers Lodge
were photographed 10y Mills in front Of
their hall on Plainfeld street.
The Dorcas Society Of the Plaindeld
street Baptist church met last Wednesday
evening with Mrs.A o Bates on Princeton
street. Fifty one persons were present.
Mr.. Earl =. Mason, of Johnston. has
accepted position at Waltham. Mass,
and will begin his new duties Monday.
Mr.. Mason expects to remove his family
there soon.
The base ball season will be formally
opened to-day with a game between the
Athletics and the Cadet ball mines. The
former club will appear in their new
uniforms.
The unwonted appearance OF flock
Of sheep created some little excitement
in the square Tuesday afte, noon. The
boys collected and the horses pricked up
their ears at SO unusual n sight.
The class in the Broadway Baptist
Sunday school taught by Mrs. L. p. Mason
visited her on Thursday evening of last
week and presented her with an elegant
teachers Bible. Mrs. Mason will soon
remove to Waltham, Mass.
Mr.. ID. II. Murphy, for some time past
with Chas. W. Leu. has purchased the
barber shop under the Providence Opera
House lately run by c. A. Armstrong
Mr.. Murphy's many Olneyville friends
will wish him much success in his new
venture.
Mr.. William Fuller, ut Fairbanks phar-
macy, has come into possession OF an
ancient piece of furniture in the shape Of
an attractive table $50 years old. Mr..
Fuller intends sending ye relic of ye olden
time as present to his mother, who
resides in distant state.
Almost everybody uses sewing ma
cnine in these days. They have become
almost as necessary as any other piece OF
furniture. In purchasing one be sure
aud get the best which is the "House
hold" sold by Heminway K Gardiner.
264 Westminster street, Providence X. l.
Harry Matthews, the bright young
messenger Of the United Lines Telegraph
Company Of this place died at his home
in Johnston Tuesday Of diphtheria after
an illness of only FIVE days. He was
general iavorite, active, polite and
obliging and his untimely death is deep
ly regretted by IA large circle of friends.
10. San souci & Co, will give $3.50 in
gold to the successful guessers at what
time the sealed watch stopped. AS follows:
$50 in gold 10 the lady who guesses near
est to the time the watch stopped; $50 in
gold 10 the gentleman guessing nearest
to the time the watch stopped; s25 in
gold to the girl guessing nearest to the
time the watch stopped s2j in gold to the
boy guessing nearest TO the time the
watch stopped Every purchaser Of 2
pair Of shoes or slippers will be entitled
to guess. The money will be given
away July 9Th. at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associ-
alton held well attended meeting on
Tuesday. John X. Hulme and Nelson
Anderson were voted in as members.
The semi-annual election Of officers re
suited a. follows: President. James A.
Kennedy; Vice President. W. l.. whipple
Sec, W. ID. harris; Treas. r. Melvin.
W. A. Phillips, w. A. II. Grant and y. B
Harris were elected az the executive
committee The report Of the banquet
committee was accepted and the commit
tee received vote Of thanks The
committee on express Office reported
progress.
Burdock and Sarsaparilla il neither
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