The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22
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Was IN Town lu"suaA
The empty stores around Olneyville
Square are rapidly filing up.
Mrs. Adele Foley returned Saturday
from pleasant outing at Newport.
Olneyville has another physician, Dr.
Cummings, who halls from Fall River.
officer l. L. Allen, of the Sixth Police
Station, is now enjoying his annual
furlouGh.
Mr.. Peter Greene, driver of Steamer
No. IA, Putnam street, is enjoying his
annual vacation.
The Johnston section of the German
Socialists have Teen united with the
Providence section.
James w Pirce, son If Major. w. A.
Pirce, has entered the Freshman class of
Brown University.
Mr.. Maurice Myers started this
week on a vacation trip which will extend
as far as Kansas City.
The several mills in this vicinity will
start on their winter running time tables
on Monday October LIST.
Mrs Rufus Cole, of this place, has
returned home from brief visit to
relatives at Attleboro. Mass.
The Pascoag Base Ball Club will be
the Cadets adversaries in the ball game
on the latter's grounds at Merino, to-day.
The National worsted Mill nine went
TO Valley Falls, Saturday last, and downed
the Valley Falls clerks 10y score Of l3
to4
McWillams, Of the old Atlantics, and
McGlone, Of the Rhode Islands. are the
latest acquisitions TO the Cadets corps of
tielders.
The Young Americas of this place de-
fcated the Nine Stars of Plain street in
ball game on the Kerr plat last Saturday.
10y score Of "a TO s.
In the cricket game at Thornton, Sat
urday last, between the Olneyvilles and
Thorntons, the latter club was victorious
by score of 90 TO 80.
The Providence Foot Ball club will
open the foot ball season this afternoon
in game with the famous Rovers of Fall
River on the Fall River grounds.
Professor Frank j. German, of this
village, will again assume the duties Of
instructor in gymnastics at the Aborn
street gymnasium for this season.
The Union Opera Company give "A
excellent presentation of "Pinafore" in
Lonsdale, Friday evening, for the benefit
of the public library of that place.
Quite a number of our Democratic cit
izens attended the ratification meeting
held in Music Hall, Providence, Monday
evening
Misses Annie Donley and Mary Nc
Sole, the well-known Manton avenue
milliners, have been in New York this
week purchasing goods for the fall and
winter trade.
The Saylesville Cricket Eleven will
play the Thorntons at the latter place
this afternoon. The Olneyvilles will go
to Rumford, where they will try bowling
conclusions with the local club,
Manufacturers Lodge held regular
meeting Tuesday evening. A goodly
number of members were present. The
closing Of the lodge was followed by "A
very pleasant hour Of social intercourse.
Mr.. John Cavanaugh, a popular young
man of the village, and for several years
past a trusted employe of the Rumford
Chemical works, is confined TO his resi-
dence with a severe attack Of typhoid
malaria.
Mr. Charles Halstead, who owns IA
farm on the Thornton road, had hay
stack fired by some evil disposed person
Senday night. This kind Of Sunday
evening Sparkling" IL dangerous TO the
perpetrator if caught.
The Olneyville Cadets accompanied by
their fife and drum band will attend the
fair of Court Thomas A. Doyle in Forest
ers hall mex, Tuesday evening. On the
following evening the Emmet Cadets of
Providence will visit the fair.
Both Of the local ball clubs suffered
defeat Saturday, the Cadets losing their
fourth game TO the Wanskucks by score
Of Q to 3. On the Eagle street grounds
upwards Of thousand persons Witnessed
the Lonsdales defeat the Athletics by n
score Of II to7
Mr., James Kennedy, president Of the
Olneyvile Business Mems Association, is
expected TO arrive home soon from his
European trip, and the Association pro-
pose 90 give him warm welcome. A
meeting was held Thursday night 60
make arrangements,
Now II the time 20 put up stoves. II
is also the time 20 see just what plumb
ing must be done ere winter sets in.
Then call on James T. Bannon, 9S3 High
street, and leave your order. You can
rest assured that the work will be
promptly and thoroughly done.
Another heavy rainfall this week and
Tuesday morning everything was flooded
again. The Square was full 20 the brim.
Plain6eld street was a river aud-but
what is the use Of repeating. 1t il the