The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-23
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her home 10y illness this week.
Mrs. mr. Elmer 5. Fiske has returned
from a brief visi, to her parents at scit-
uate.
For fine custom clothing call at Noreen
y Macgregors, ~ Dorrance street, Provi-
dcnce.
Mr.. Geo. B. Perrin. of Eas; Providence,
visited Olneyville and the TlNRs Office
Tuesday.
our subscription list is growing but
there is always room on the books Tor
one more.
Messrs Jsmes Briitou and NJ. II. Kelly.
of Worcester. visited friends in Johnston
this week.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
were out practising with the hand engine
Wednesday night
The new house and barn belonging to
Alexander Kerr on Rocky Hill Road are
rapidly nearing completion.
Mr.. John shannon. of Hartford street.
visited Boston Monday and witnessed the
two Boston Chicago ball games.
Il. Il. Allen, Of Bristol, takes possession
of the store run 10y George T.. Boyden for
the past twelve years, abut July LIST
1t seems little strange To see genial
Joseph Waterman running Plainheld
street car, but we will soon get used Ia 1t.
j. IL. Springer, the popular tailor, is
offering great bargains in summer goods.
92j High street under springer's He'll
See advertisement in another column.
Mr.. William Gardiner who was former
ly engaged in the confectionery and
periodical business ON High street is now
ia the employ Of his brother Henry at
Narragansett Pier.
The naturalization meeting in lledly's
Hall last Wednesday evening was well
attended 10y men who are entitled To vote
large number of drs, and second
papers were filled ont
Mr.. William Durcgherty. member of
the Rhode Island Fife and Drum band, d,and
who has been confined to his re 'dencc on
Winsor street for several weeks past
10y severe illness is able 10 be out and
abou; again.
Pawtuckct is the only place in Rhode
Island that has snap enough 10 rccog-
nizc the Fourth of July properly. OIney-
Vile ought to make some kind Of a dem
onslration and make Providence asham-
cd of herself.
Evanf, who has been occupying the
pitchers box for the Rhode Islands, has
been engaged TO play with the VAN
suttas. of North AttleLoro, 10 take the
place Of Decry who has been secured 10y
the Phi.adelphi1 Le que club.
Look for long and prosy reports of
police court doings AMI dog fights in our
daily contemporaries; that is ifyou care
for full particulars, but for short, spicy
aud interesting notes about men and
things in this vicinity read the TIMES.
W.D. Harris cut his bend quite sever,
" Tuesday with broken phosa bottle.
This accident prevented him from playing
behind the bat for the Rough and Ready
ball team in their death struggle with
the Malarias at Mark Rock. Thurslay.
Mr. Joseph Beaudro, ovrrseer of the
spinning room of the Weyhossct Mill,
will now guard the third base of the old
Providence Grays, he having purchased
the lot in which the base lays at the re-
cent auction Of the Mesaer street ball
grounds.
The monotony of Fourth of July here
ahonts will only he broken by the
occasional snap Of the juvenile torpedo.
A Rhode Islrnd Fourth If July * getting
to be about az lively as a Massachusetts
Fast Day. Patriotism il getting too tired
around here.
c. J. Clanin x Co, dealers in Office
/ Furniture. etc, 50 well and favorab'y
| known 60 the people Of Rhode leland
/ have again located in Providence. this
time AT 333 We4tminstcr street, where
they are selling fine stock Of goods AT
very low prices.
Already signs Of a building haom.whicl
was predicted hy the TmEs last winter
ON the Messnr street plat has begun
AID il il expected that at least hiicrr
houses will De- erected on the plat
before 'hc SNOW ilirs, If the recent pnr'
chssers Of the land keep good their in
tentions.
Mr. George Boydcn and his clerks en-
ioyed a trip 10 Roger Williams Parh
Tuesday evening. with n supper an'
dane. at the What Cheer Cottage. IL
7 view Gf Mr.. Boyden's retirement fron
business the clerks presc ted him with {
handsome gold chain. The presenta,ioi
was happily made by MrWalt"r Fiske T.
which Mr. Boylen feelinsly responded.
The $500 prize offered at Pawtncke
July 4h. for the best work with han
, engines. Il an hlluring Que and would b
= n welcome addition to the treasury Z
b any volunteer company. The Rough an
} Ready boys have not yet voted 10 ente