The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-08-11

Juukt ihlililis hllfnutl lhc Veterans
reunion at Rocky Point. Thursday.
Mr.. Walter Fiske. clerk at r. T. AL
lens, enjoyed his vacation last week.
This is the season when the dogs run
the days and leave the nights to the catst
Frank Brown, conductor on the Man
ton avenue line. is vacationizing this
week.
For fine custom clothing call at Noreen
4 Macgregor's 80 Dorrance street. Provi-
dence.
Owing to the intense hea, Sunday the
attendance at the several churches WAS
very light.
A. 4. Howe and John O'Connell, were
among the many visitors at Camp Taf.
Thursday.
j. II. Linnell X Co. have removed from
Woods Hall to the Pettis Block on Hart
ford street.
Thomas McDermott, at J. o. San Souci
& Co.'S, is taking his vacation this week.
at Block Island.
Perseverance Lodge held regular
meeting Tuesday evening. No business
was transacted.
Next Tuesday evening the local ladies'
assembly X. of l.. will visit the ladies'
assembly of Lonsdale.
The punctuation on Il moving wagon
owned in this vicinity is something
fearful and wonderful.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
McCune die,. Monday. The funeral
services We're held Wednesday.
Conductor Joseph Burgess. of the
Broadway line, has just returned from
vacation spent at the Vineyard.
Thomas Mccormick, at the olneyville
Hotel restaurant, has been wrestling
with his old enemy, the malaria. this
week.
The Sons Of st. George hold regular
meeting next Monday evening, when the
plans for their excursion will be discuss.
ed.
The st. Mary Cadets turned out thirty
muskets and three officers, Tuesday last,
on the occasion Of Temperance day AT
Rocky Point.
Charles Leu has established "A barber
shop near the end of the Plainfeld street
car route and is doing nourishing
business there
L. L. Allen has lately received large
invoice Of standard books, cloth bound.
that he is selling for the low price of %
cents per copy.
Mrs. Miranda G. Bentley, wife of John
Bentley, Of West Bleachery street, died
Tuesday. in the 5Sth year of her age.
The funeral services were held Friday.
Several large party wagons, containing
the members Of st. Theresa's Library As-
sociation and their friends, went to River
View Wednesday last and enjoyed days
outing.
T. w. Penney Is fisherman after
Izaak Walton's own heart. He went out
10 Moswansicut Lake, Monday. and re-
turned with fine catch of black bass,
pickerel and perch.
w. 4. Littlefeld, formerly conductor
on the Olneyville horse cars, and later
engaged in the market business in Bos-
ton. has just bought out Hills grocery
and market on High street. opposite
Dexter.
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. I. Howe, Of Laban street, stuck
needle in her foot Monday evening. The
needle broke and the pieces were ex-
tracted with some difficulty by DR..
O'keefe.
AT a meeting Of the Temperance Ca
diets, Wednesday evening, IL was voted
TO go into camp at Camp White for "A
week, beginning August 20th. About
fifty men will go exclusive Of the fife and
drum corps.
The large number cf mills in this vi
cinity makes accidents very common
occurrence. Three men with arm in
sings were recently seen going into n
doctors Office on the Square within an
hours time.
c. J. Clahin & Co, dealers in Office
furniture. etc, so well and favorably
known TO the people Of Rhode Island
have again located in Providence, this
time at 333 Westminster street. where
they are selling fine stock of goods at
very low prices.
"Ben," one Of the most intelligent ;ca-
mines in the county, the property Of
Town Sergeant Carroll. was among the
missing for several days this week. lie
finally returned from his wanderings and
now wears contented look, which indi-
Gates his opinion that "there is no place
like home"
On Wednesday, the friends II Miss
Carrie Austin, Of North street, Johnston,
gave her n surprise party, in honor ~ her
18th birthday. A large and happy party
assembled, and the evening was spent
very pleasantly in playing games, and
an excellent collation. was served. Miss
Austin was The recipient of many hand