The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-06

fully solicited, the paper is only 81 per
year.
The Harrison and Morton cavalcade
held an equestrian rehearsal Tuesday
evening.
Miss yesta Budlong exhibited fine
oil painting Of Flower-de-luce at the
State Fair.
Miss Susie Grimes, Of Woousocket.
spends Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
James Lally.
Misses Emma and Ruth Clemans. Of
Plainfeld street, spent last Sunday al
Anthony, X. /.
Miss Mary Garnet has returned To her
home in Johnston after "A summer spent
in North Scituate.
Rev. J. w. Parsons addressed the open
air temperance meeting on the Square,
Sunday afternoon.
Opening of trimmed hats and bonnets
at Miss Ida 7. weeden's. 973 High street,
October 9Th and 9th.
Miss Hattie Magoon has returned home
from visit TO Niagara Falls, Saratoga
and other points of interest in New
York.
Thompson X Company have the finest
sign in Olneyville, the store is lighted 10y
electricity and presents fine appear
ance.
The Young Americas defeated the
Lippitts of the North End, on the latter's
grounds, Saturday last, 10y II score of
IA to2.
Thompson & Company's opening Satur-
day night was grand success. The
Square in the vicinity was packet with
people listening to the concert 10y Goirs
City Band.
Mr.. Ferdinand c. French, formerly
principal of the Johnston High School,
started Tuesday last for Germany, where
he will pursue two years study in the
leading colleges.
A "tally-ho- coach" containing party
of ladies and gentlemen created quite
stir on the square, Tuesday forenoon.
The turnout belonged TO Col. VIM. Godd-
ard, of Providence.
At $3.50 o'clock Tuesday evening an
alarm was sounded from box 73. The
fire was slight one, at the corner of
High and Valley streets, caused by the
electric light ir- front of S. Crowns store.
The wire in some way became heated
and ignited the woodwork of the second
story. The damage done was very slight
Mr.. s. Crown, corner High and Valley
streets, was in New York and Boston last
week busily engaged in buying goods for
the fall and winter trade. lie has now a
large stock Of hats, caps, gents furnish
ing goods, boys and childrens clothing.
Pants and vests n specially. The public
are respectfully invited TO call and ex-
anime the new goOf$
The New York and New England rail
Tbdil Ollltldlb ENdN'h W IfMrlldllfI IT
porters, that many Of the Olneyville pee
pie walked TO the recent State Fair
Why would Mt the people walk when the
above railroad company did not afford
facilities for res>s.ing the fair by stopping
some Of their trains at the Pike street
crossing If they had they would surely
be convinced that our people appreciated
such accommodations.
The success attained by the u. s.
Gutta Percha Paint Co., of Providence,
X | In the introduction of their manu-
factures, is due TO the fact that they have
from the first held hrmly 10 the plan Of
supplying frst-class goods at reasonable
prices. In addition TO their U. s. Gutta
Percha Paint and III. p" Restorative
Oil, both OF which they manufacture and
control, they have other valuable spe-
cialties in paints which our readers will
do we'll 90 inform themselves about.
A Democratic rally was held Wednes-
day evening, under the auspices Of the
Eighth Ward Democratic committee. At
80 o'clock a Cleveland and Thurman
flag was unfurled on High street, amid
the cheers Of a large crowd. After the
flag raising speeches were made in Irons
Hall by Hugh Carroll. Of Pawtucket,
Alderman Short, Of Boston, and Frank IL.
Jackson, Esq. Geo. I. Brown presided.
Excellent music was furnished by the
National Band. The exei cises in the hall
did not begin until 9 o'clock, and the
orators necessarily abbreviated what
they had 70 say.
Bernard Padien, who resides with bis
uncle on Appleton street, and who for
merly had a law Office in Stokes new
block, jumped from second story win
dow in his uncle's house last Sunday
evening, and rushed into the Sixth pO-
lice station and informed the officials that
he was going 10 be cat by some imagin-
ary persons. The police sent Padien 10
his home. Several weeks ago Padien was
attacked by similar fit, and rushed into
an Office In Irons block, claiming he had
drank poison, bat upon the arrival II
DR.. Cameron il was found that Bernard
was only suffering from imagination.
Rev Prancea T.. TOwupley. the lady