The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-08-04
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spending a few weeks at Block Island.
The Olneyville and Thornton cricket
teams play a match az Mt. Pleasant to-
day.
For fine custom clothing call at Noreen
& Macgregor's 80 Dorrance street, Provi-
dence.
The maxim 'the9e is no place like
home" don't hold good in the month Of
August.
Miss Sadie German, the well-known
elocutionist. is spending the summer at
Block Island.
James Labby, salesman at j. \. Sans
Souci, is taking his vacation this week at
Bullock's Point.
Miss Florence Wilkinson, of Johnston,
has returned from visit with friends in
Methuen. Mass.
Miss b. ). Forrest, formerly in the
millinery business on High street, is Wis
iting relatives in Pennsylvania.
Nelson Cabana, corner High street and
Broadway, will sell hand made harnesses
during the dull season as low as 500.
The teachers of st. Mary's Sunday
School enjoyed day of recreation and
pleasure at Camp White, Thursday.
MISS Emma Clemens. saleswomaL at
Thompson's bakery. returned this week
from a brief vacation down the river"
Mr.. Almon Loveioy, driver on the
Brook street line, is spending his vaca-
tion at his home in Skowhegan, Maine
This Cadet team beat the Emmets of
Woonsocket on the Merino grounds last
Saturday afternoon by Il score Of II TO 6.
Mr.. Joseph Jackson, one of the TINES
compositors, returned Tuesday from
short vacation spent at Lawrence, Mass.
Herman Krohne, the High street tailor,
returned this week from trip 10 New
York that combined business and pleas
ure.
Messrs. Henry Nickerson, Edwin Rob
bins and Fred Cobb. Union X. r. Con-
Guctors. are spending vacations at 1.-THE
Cape"
Mr.. Frank l. Brown, foreman for Geo.
II. Ware, job printer, Lincoln street,
Boston, paid the TINES office pleasant
visit Monday.
Miss Mary Garnet, of Johnston. is
-, G..st
Mrs. l.. l.. Greene is spending few
weeks at Seaconnet Point and Tiverton
Campaign badges are becoming very
common decorations and threaten to
supersede the bandanEa and the stars
and stripes method of making known
party affiliations.
The Dental Electric Vibrator for re-
moving teeth without pain is a wonderful
success. II is used exclusively in
Providence by DR.. W. II. Tillinghast, 22O
Westminster street.
The Union Opera Company with friends
went to Newport, Thursday, on the
steamer "Peerless," and returning TO
Riverside, in the evening produced the
opera of "Mikado" in Winchester Hall
The work of paving Plainfeld street
from the Square to Odd Fellows Block
was begun Monday. The Union X. Il.
Co. also have a gang of men laying new
rail and paving the track. Plainfeld
street car passengers are doing consider
able walking.
c. j. Clahn & Co, dealers in Office
furniture, etc, so well and favorably
known 60 the people Of Rhode Island
have again located in Providence, this
time at 1873 Westminster street, where
they are selling fine stock Of goods at
very low prices.
The Sunday Telegram in its description
Of the "Newsboys Nine" has the follow
ing 10 say Of the center fielder who is a
well known resident of this place: Peter
Corcoran was born in Olneyyille. Septem-
ber 3, 1871, weighs 14j pounds, and is
feet inches in height. lie plays center
field, and has the form Of professional
beneath his suit Of gray.
Another act in Murgatroyd-
drama was played in the Eight District
Court Monday morning. when Charles
B. Murgatroyd was arraigned for as
sault with dangerous weaponon Brad
ford Sweet. Several witnesses were ex-
amined and lawyers owen and Mowry
spoke in behalfof their respective clients
The defendant was adjudged probably
guilty and bound over TO await the ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury. Bonds were
placed at $500.
The Broadway Baptist Sunday school
went on It's annual excursion Tuesday.
About three hundred persons took the
boat at $50 o'clock for Silver Spring.
where the time was pleasantly spent TIL
noon. when the e1cursionists partook Of
one of Bliss unsurpassed shore dinners.
The Continental steamer Day Star was
then boarded and the majority II the
party took a sail 20 Newport. returning
70 Providence at 7 o'clock, having spent
very enjoyable day on the Narragansei,.
a little incident that illustrates the
various phases # domestic life happened
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