The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
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Alt Wtch III NOOlenfhtl.
L. L. Greene & Co. have made an
assignment to Jonas Auty.
Deputy Sheriff o. A. Inmau, Of Burrill-
vile, was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Magoon visited
friends in Boston this week.
Miss Sarah Brooks, Of this place, has
returned from visit to New Bedford.
Mr.. Charles Carroll. editor Of the
Worcester Telegram, was in town the
past week.
Ground has been broken for an addition
to the mill of the British Hosiery Co..
at Thornton.
DIR. oKeefe, of this place, has been
appointed major of the Second Regiment,
X. l. Militia.
The Providence Cricket Club will play
the Pawtuckets AZ the lat,er's grounds
this afternoon.
Mr. Verdine, foreman of +. A. johnson
Il Co.'S printing Office, has removed TO
Plainfeld street.
Mrs. Annie Scrutton Hough. of this
place, gave a select musical and literary
entertainment at Riverside last Monday.
Town Clerk King of Johnston evidently
forgot to insert the town advertisement
of proposals for Paving Blocks" in the
TINES.
Mr. Frank winn, student Of Holy
Cross College, Worcester. is spending his
vacation with his relatives on Kossuth
street.
The Harrison and Morton flag on
Plainfeld street was badly torn this
week and had TO be taken down and
repaired.
The Johnstons, of this place. went to
Burrillville Saturday and played a game
with the Unions, defeating them by a
score of TO 7.
Subscriptions TO the TINES are sole
tied. 81 per year, and the publishers
promise to every subscriber the equiva-
leht OF MS money
A private party composed mostly of
Johnston people will go on moonlight
excursion on the steam yacht "Florence,"
next Tuesday evening.
officer James Moan, who has been
confined to his residence for several
weeks past by severe attack of malaria,
has so far recovered as TO resume his
duties.
President Metcalf, Manager Bartlett
and Supt Potter, of the Union Railroad
Co., were in Olneyville, Monday, looking
at the location for the proposed new
horse car barn.
Mr.. George Arnold, of Pawtuxet who
has for some time been book keeper at
K. B. Little & Co.'s branch coal yard
here, has bought half interest in their
Olneyvllle business.
Mr.. Earl p. Mason, formerly Of John
ston, who several months ago removed
TO Waltham, Mass, has returned TO
Providence, having accepted the position
of Second Assistant City Treasurer.
The Holy Angel Society .t ST. Mary's
church enjoyed an excursion to Bullocks
Point last Tuesday. The party, which
was under the direction of Rev. Father
Lowney, reported having an excellent
time.
Mr. James Pearce, formerly superin-
tendent Of the Waterman Mills and now
occupying a similar position with the
South Willimantic Comm Mfg. Co.,
passed Saturday and Sunday in town
with friends.
Mr.. Martin Wallace, formerly with
Brennan & Doanelly, has lately accepted
a position as travelling salesman for
large New York frui, firm and is working
up trade among the New England
watering places.
Mr.. +. S. Phillips. of Talbot & Co.,
returned Monday from vacation spent
at Bullock's Point. Mr.. Peter Burke.
another salesman in the same house, is
rusticating this week at his former home
In Webster, Mass.
IL is said that lots Of Providence
dentists have visited Roger Williams
Park this spring and summer TO witness
the interesting operation Of pulling the
roots out Of the new lake. They quite
likely got some points"
The undertaking business Of the late
Patrick Quinn on Orms street has been
leased and will be run by his brother
Thomas, and the business NJ 2Sj Broad
way will be conducted by Mr.. Frank
Mulholland, brother Of Mrs. Quinn, in
the interest Of the family.
weybosset Mill No. 9. which hal been
running all night previous TO last April
and which shut down night work owing
TO the falling of Of orders, started again
last Monday evening on all night work
with full complement Of operatives.
The spinning and carding departments
Of the Providence worsted Mills, which
have been running nights and were
obliged 20 shut down the past week 20
allow the other rooms 90 catch up 90
them, will start up again next Monday
evening.