The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-07
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William Haslett has lately become a
member of Elmw"od Lodge. X. p.
Mr. Thomas Mills has commenced to
build three tenement house on Laban
street.
The TINES gives you complete SUM
mary of the local news for the week. 81
per year.
While your wife aud family are away
for the summer take your meals at 43
Manton avenue.
The sunday-schoo OF the. B-naiway
Baptis, church will give floral concert
Sunday evening.
James McCuriy bought the John Cad
des' cigar stand that was sold a, auction
! last Saturday for t41j.
1t may Ice good thing after all that
OlIeyville hasn't been able 20 have n
bank No bank, no Pitcher.
Rev. Mr.. Morton. Of the Fourth Baptist
| church. will preach nj the Broadway
Baptist church sunday afternoon.
Golden Spring has been re-openrd this
year and is now run 10y Mr.. Charles
Maxheld, formerly II Oakland Beach.
The local branch ~ the Catholic
Knights OF America will in the future
hold their meetings in Foresters' Hall.
Conductor Henry Nickerson, of the
Plainheld street line, is the proud father
Of an eight pound boy. born last week.
kn.eland McPeak was before the Eighth
District Court Monday on the charge Of
drunkenness. He was fiued AZ and costs.
Officer James Moan. of the Johnston
police, was again confined to his residence
the pas, week 10y his old enemy. malaria.
The Rough and Ready base ball club
will play "A match game with the Butchers
and Marke'men's team at Oakland Beach.
July 18th.
Rev. W. V. Morrison. ~ the Harris
avenue church. addressed last Sunday
evenings Y. NJ. G. A. service in Music
Hall. Providence.
About ff,y couples attended the second
social of the Electric Social Club. az this
place. which WAS held At Riverside last
Tuesday evening.
The case ~ John McGair, charged with
being common drlnkaiyl. came up in
the District Court Monday and was
continued until August 6th.
The Johnston w. G. +. u. will resume
their open air meetings in the Square,
beginning next Sunday afternoon. when
Rev. J. W Parsons will be the speaker.
Mr.. II LinnelI, dealer in hardware,
TIN roofcr. etc. and Francis IIanley, the
contractor, are among the Oln"yyille
business men who made assignments
last week
A Texan recently remarked that he had
eight unanswerable arguments for pro-
hibitiou. "what are they asked "A
friend. My eight sons" responded the
| old man.
Olneyville has almost every kind of an
organization except brass band. Why
don't some choice spirits form one now Z
| These summer evenings would enable the
citizens Ia enjoy the practise.
Mr.. Henry Budwor,h, section hand nj
| the Weyboss-t Mills spinning room, is
receiving the congrai ulations of his many
friends owing Ia the addition 10 his
family ofa girl. Mother and baby are
getting along nicely.
| Thomas Callahan. formerly captain of
the Cadets nine, has joined the Vans
| kucks for the son and in Wednesday
| mornings game when the two teams were
pittel against each other Callahan played
ball in an old time manner.
| Arrangements are Icing perfected for
the organization Of Cleveland and
| Thurman campaign club in the Eighth
Ward, and steps will Immediately be
taken for the raising of ~ campaign flag
across from springers' Hall.
Many decided improvements have been
made in the new Foresters' Hall on
Manton avenue. A portion Of the build
ing which was used ~ tenements has
been converted into ante rooms and n
comfortable tenement for the jsnitor.
"Bulles'Acre" was the scene Of another
disgraceful row Sunday night. The city
| police should arrest some of the lniscre
ants ard administer n good dose NJ
justice. which would soon lessen 'hs
tonghness OF the Norfolk street whyos.
A Harrison and Morton Club was
organized here last Friday evening, with
the following officers: President, Major
Prce; vice president, Capt. Clifford
secretary. John r.. Bowen; corresponding
secretary. waldo NJ. Place; treasurer
John NJ. Turner. Messrs. Beane, Tillin.
ghast. Revins. white. Walsh and Angel
were elected ~ the sIecutiye committee
I, was the intention of the management
Of the wrybosset Mills 10 shut down foi
four days the pnst week. in order 60 pu
In new shaftings 10 replace the old onel
in the weave room which have been The
cause Of great deal Of trouble lately by
breaking The shaf,ing not arriving th'
operatives did no, enjoy the -four day
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