The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-21
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Mrs. William Carroll returned this
week from visit at North Esston, Mass.
w. +. Follmar has large and ele-
gait Christmas sign at his store on
Manton avenue.
w. L. Brown went on hunting expe-
dition Tuesday night and bagged a fine
string Of rabbits.
MISS Margaret Pollard, daughter Of
Moses Pollard, of Johnston, is recovering
from severe attack Of typhoid fever
Fred. Horton. who was injured in the
elevator accident several weeks ago, is
rapidly recovering and will soon be out
again.
One Of the series Of socials Of Manufact-
urers Lodge was held at the hall ON
Phinfed street, Wednesday evening.
A very good time was enjoyed 10y those
present.
On Thursday evening DR.. c. NJ God
ding, "f Providence, delivered an "Emrr-
gency Lecture" in the Guild room Cf the
Church Of the Messiah at the Mothers
meeting"
On Saturday evening Of last week at
the residence of NJ. Sandy Pickles on
Handy street, w II. Ball and Jane Bal
ley We're united in marriage 10y Rev. 4.
II Cocroft.
Fm Christmas cards and holiday goods
also pianos, organs and all kinds Of mus
ical instruments, pictures and picture
framing, go to A. Bainton's. 80 Manton
avenue, olneyville.
Manager Bingham has been presented
with beautiful diamond stud valued at
$500 10y Proprietor Lothrop, of the Dime
Museum, as a reward for his untiring
efforts in his behalf.
David Eastwood & Sons have new
advertisement in the TINES this week
that cannot fail 10 interest the Christmas
purchasers of things that satisfy "the
wants Of the inner man"
Edward Kirby. for some time Journal
and Bulletin correspondent Of this place
has been assigned to city work on the
same papers and his place here will now
be filled by his brother, w. w. Kirby.
NJ IS Phebe Ann Tourtelotte who died
last week was buried on Saturday last
from the residence of her daughter, on
Pine street, Providence. The deceased
was well known to many Of the people of
Oln@yville and vicinity having formerly
i've here.
Another item in the local columns Of
this pap II may lead people to imagire
that I. w. Gorton was to occupy the
store in Clark's block for only this week
We would correct this impression. az Mr..
Gorton has lease Of the store until next
spring, when il will be torn down.
Mr.. Richard Saunderson. of Johnston.
one of the early drummers for Brownell
x Co.. the Providence c flee firm, WAS in
Kansas City last week. A letter from
him received 10y one of our citizens
Thursday, reported business good. Mr..
saunderson expects TO be home Christ
mas.
a large party Of the friends Of Mr..
anil Mrs. John Backus assembled at his
residence on Plainfed street. Wednesday
evening, in honor Of the fifth anniversary
of their marriage. The evening was
passed very pleasantly and the guests
retired NJ a late hour, wishing their host
and hostess many happy returns of the
day.
Business at the Riverside mills is very
brisk. The weavers began on Tuesday
to work three hours per day over time
and now get through work at o'clock
with no stop for supper. The choice was
given them to do this or to stop an hour
at SIX for the evening meal and then re-
turn and work until ten o'clock. The
majo ity preferred the former plan.
Branch 800. Catholic Knights OF Anne
rica, held regular meeting Tuesday
evening, which WAS well atten led. Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term "a
follows: Spiritual director, Rev Farrell
O'Reilley of ST. Theresa's Church; presi-
dent, John II Walsh; vice president,
Stephen A. Larney; recording secretary.
Patrick j. Murray; financial secretary,
Hubert +. Croghan; sergeant alarms,
william f. Armstrong. DR.. J. A. O'Keefe
and DR.. j. W. Keefe bave been elected
medical examiners by the board Of d-
rectors
One Of the best places in the city 20
buy seasonable goods and holiday pre-
sents IL at G. ID. Woodwards, 100 West
minister street Mr. Woodward has
very large and handsome assortment Of
ladies' watches, chatelaines and jewelry;
silver ware in variety and profusion;
diamonds and watch chains; gold spec
tacles and eye-g lasses fitted with the
first quality Of French lenses at 80. $4,and
sj. Here can also be found a fine stock
Of violins, guitars. batio and accordions.
Give Mr.. Woodward a call when "down
street"
Christmas cards. the Lest assortment in
Providence, can be found at Sweets pic
ture store. .246 and 24s Westminster street
Also novelties. bric-a. brac Of all kinds,