The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-08-18

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in Boston.
/ Mrs. 5. Crown and her son. Maurice
returned Monday last from weeks visit
10 friends at Boston.
/ Perseverance Division. Uniform Rank
X. of r., will probably visit woonsocke,
the latter part of this month.
The Rev, Father Thomas L. Kelley. Of
81. Mary's Church. has returned from a
brief visit at Nantucket, Mass.
Color Sergeant J. J. Conley, of the
Emmet Cadets, was the guest Of Surgeons
O'Keefe and Hayes at Camp Taft, last
week.
The Cadet ball club will have as their
adversares this afternoon the Athletics
of Smiths Hill, on the former grounds at
Merino.
Manager Phillips, manager of the Fal
River Linen company, was the guest Of
his brother. Judge W. A. Phillips, sun
day last.
"Wednesday last being the Feast of the
Assumption. appropriate services were
held at ST. Mary's and Theresa's
Churches.
DR.. Johnston, of East Indian Malaria
Cure fame. returned Satsrday last, from
II brief and successful business trip To
Springfield, Mass.
DR.. f. l.. wyman. who was seriously
injured 10y being thrown from horse
car several months ago, has again re-
sumed his practice.
Mrs. Bernard Cough and daughter, Of
Broadway, have returned from visit AT
Arctic, where they were the guests of
Postmaster Cough
DR. Farrell, of this place, is on much
needed vacation aud visit 90 Washington,
ID. c. During his absence DR.. sherman
is caring for his patients.
Among the Johnston officials who visit
ed Camp Taft last week. were Senator
Ezra Clifford, Representative James
Walsh. Town Clerk King and Town Ser
geant Carroll.
Owing To the extensive alterations tO
the buildings and grounds of the Provi-
dence Cricket Club on Eagle street, the
Cricket eleven will play the Ashtons at
the latter place, this afternoon.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
J were out for practice last Saturday even
idg, and gave the residents of Lahan
street an excellent exhibition Of their
promptness in extinguishng a fire.
Manager O'Neil, Of the famous pascoag
base ball club, was in town last week
elated over the success of his nine. Dur
ing his visit be was the guest of doc
w. c. Fuller, of Fairbanks pharmacy.
The several branches of the German
societies in this place excursionized to
Oakland Beach, last Monday, and Man
ager II. A. Harrington made the visit of
our Teuionic friends an enjoyable one'
Fred Chadbourne's ice cream wagon
came TO grief last Saturday evening, by
the horse stepping into bad gully in
the rear Of John Caseys store on Put
nam street, damage, n broken pair of
shafts.
The countenance of night lunch man
Childs is again seen on the Square after
a weeks absence at Camp Taft. Mr..
Childs il the adjutant Of the cavalry, and
during camp week entertained large
number of Olneyvilians in II most hos
pitable manner
c. J. Clahin IL Co., dealers in office
furniture. etc, so well and favorably
known TO the people of Rhode Island
have again located in Providence, this
time at 333 Westminster street, where
they are selling fine stock Of goods at
very low prices.
Corner loafers are again making them
selves obnoxious in this vicinity One
evening the past week, one of our mer-
chants was obliged 10 ask the police TO
assist him in keeping the front Of his
store clear of the presence of the loafe rs
who were insulting customers
Surgeon J. A. O'Kecfc, of the Second
Regiment X. ]. NJ, and Surgeon Hayes.
of the Cavalry and First Regiment, and
the separate companies K. |. NJ and
well known practitioners in this vicinity,
have returned from Camp Taft and re-
sumed their local practice this week.
All of our Cricket clubs were victorious
Saturday last. The Thorntons went 10
wanskuck and returned home with the
score 80 20 25 in their favor. The Provi-
dence Eleven won another game from the
Pawtuckets by a score Of 81 20 a. by "A
score Of 30 20 81. The Olneyvilles also
defeated the LOrralnes.
Our thriving little village had enough
Of excitement last Saturday evening %
cause the State Militia 90 invade the
square on the breaking up Of the
annual encampment During the early
part Of the evening the police made sew
eral arrests for drunkenness. "he ex-
element Of the evening began shortly
before - o'clock, when Mary Coakley.
l6 year old girl residing On Perry street,
was arrested by Sergeant Crane and Off
Ger Fitzpatrick al the Dixie street crossing