The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-08-18
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n ;. Church is taking his vacation
this week at Block Island and other shore
places.
Peter Burke, salesman at Talbot 4 Co.,
has been confined To his home this week
10y illness.
Mrs. II. l. Hough arrived home Sat
urday morning from three months visit
in Europe.
Officer Rowe and Geo. Il. Congdon, the
shoe dealer, are enjoying fishing trip
to Cape Cod.
A market has been opened in Water
mans new block, 81 Plainfeld street. by
Mumford and Linn.
Mr.. B. NJ. Remington, of Johnston,
preached at the Greenwich street Bap-
tist church last Sunday.
Hon. w. L. whipple and family are
occupying the "Pullen Cottage" at Mar
ragansett Pier. for the season.
w. A. Phillips sold the personal prop
erty of the late Stephen whipple at auc-
tion at East Greenwich, Tuesday.
Captain Silas Crowell. we'll known
conductor on the Plainiield street line. is
spending his vacation at Cape Cod.
The Cadets beat the wamsuttas Of
North Attleboro, on the Merino grounds
last Saturday, 10y a score of 10 to 7.
Mr.. +. A. Tourtelotte. salesman at +.
d j. Sawyer's, and his wife are enjoying
a two weeks visit at Pittsfeld. Mass.
A very fine picture was made of the
May pole dance at Rocky Point, wednes-
day of last week by WIN. Mills X son.
Mr.. Arthur o'Leary, of Providence,
formerly in Shove's insurance office, is
spending the month OF August at Sara
toga.
The TINES Office is the place TO go for
job printing Neat work at reasonable
prices, l07s High street, Olneyville
Square.
Ahls Nhal4tS Aht 'hiNi'hA ohA
courteous clerk at A. Lakes store, has
lately joined the Rough and Ready Fire
company.
The TINES gratefully acknowledges the
receipt of several English newspapers
from some unknown friend across the
"big pond"
Mrs. Shepard. "the converted num-"
and her husband went 90 Martha's Vine
yard, Monday, where they will remain
for two weeks.
Mr.. Edward Farrell, an employe at
Sawyers furniture store, is camping this
week on the shores of Lake Chaubunagun-
gamaug. Webster, Mass.
Messrs. John Kelly and George Ma
deau, shoe clerks employed at the Sans
Soucis, are taking their vacations this
week in Boston and Block Island.
Albert o. Hull, formerly at Byron Ar
nold's drug store. corner of High and
Bridgham streets, Providence, has lately
accepted a position at Knowlton's Phar-
macy.
Mr.. Thos. Mills has just returned
from weeks vacation TO Block Island
and reports sword fishing very good. One
day he caught seven weighing seventeen
hundred pounds
AT the Council meeting last Saturday
Silas Atwood was drawn 10 serve on the
grand jury, and VIM. Fenner and Henry
l.. Thompson first class petit, and George
l.. Olney and Resolved Waterman second
class petit.
Rev. Robert Martin, of the Fourth
Baptist Church, supplied the pulpit Of
the Broadway Baptist church last Sun
day. Rev. Edwin Bromley. pastor Of
the Pleasant View Church, Pawtucket.
will preach next Sunday.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets will
go into Camp for one week, beginning
Monday next, at Camp White. The Ca
diets will be accompanied by their iife and
drum band. This is the second annual
encampment and If up TO last years week
in camp, will be productive Of much mil
itary knowledge.
:. II. Nicholas, foreman Of the plumb
ing department at Il. x j. Sawyer's, left
town Monday, for Moosehead lake. where
he will spend three weeks hunting and
fishing in company with DR.. Jackson, Of
New York. This is the third season
these gentlemen have spent their sum-
mer vacation at that paradise Of sports
men.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Randall, II
Manton avenne, while doing marketing
in the Square, lost her pocket book near
Dyers' Opera House. II was found soon
after by a man who resides on Chaffee
street. The book contained quite sum
Of money receipted bill for coal from
Lit,le's office which enabled the finder 10
return II 20 the owner, who was much
pleased at the speedy recovery of her
lost property.
Victory seems TO perch upon the ban
ner Of the olneyville Cadets in field
games, Saturday. They took the famous
wamsu,tas, Of North Attleboro, into.their
camp by score Of 10 20 7. In the game
between the Champion Atlantics and the