The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-16
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Johnston, Thursday evening.
Mr.. William Arnold. of the olneyville
Hotel visited Newport, Tuesday.
olneyville has photographers who do
work equal TO their city competitors.
DR.. f. A. Twichelrs new block on
Plainfeld street is nearly completed.
The Rough and Ready Fire Co. will
not 20 to New Bedford, Fourth of July.
Mrs. c. p. Johnson is spending the
week at the home of her parents in
Webster. Mass.
Mr.. q. W. Hope is business manager
of new church paper called the "Broad-
way Methodist"
People doing business in olneyville are
waiting patiently for the express office
that is promised us.
The undertaking business of the late
Patrick Quinn will probably be carried
on by his widow.
Brennan & Donnelly have placed a new
window in the front Of their grocery and
market in Stokes Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCune, of Trenton
street are the happy parents of twelve
pound boy. born last week.
Monday was "A warm day but quite II
number Of men were seen with overcoats
on. Perhaps malaria did it,
Mr. John Smith and family of john
ston left Wednesday for Riverside where
they will spend the summer.
The TINES is nearing its first birthday.
Birthday presents in the way of sub
scriptions are always acceptable.
Miss Lettie Wynn of Webster avenue
has gone to Grants Station, Warwick,
where size will spend the summer.
Conductor Henry Gorton, of the Plain
field street route, has purchased Harry
Windsor's teaming and bus business.
Conductor Waterman, of the Manton
avenue line, has not yet decided whether
he will take any stock in the new cable
tramway.
Mr.. +. c. French, the principal Of the
Johnston High School, has resigned, the
resignation 10 take effect at the close Of
this term.
The Union Dramatic Club 60 to Hebron
vile. Mass, this evening friday and
give "A performance of "Pinafore" for the
benefit of the public library Of that place.
Mrs Herbert +. Wilbur. of Pioneer
street died Monday after long and
painful illness. The bereaved family
have the sympathy OF n large circle of
friends.
The rumor that Waterman's stable is
to be moved back TO make room for n
business block has been revived. IL is
hoped that the fulfillment of the rumor il
not far OFF
Don't swear at the man who sprinkes
the streets He dosen't get around very
often, but when he does he il impartial
in his distribution. The poor and the
rich are wet down together.
Work in the carding and spinning room
Of the weybosset Mill is reported az nm
usally quiet the past week. A pair of
woolen mules in the No. mill have been
stopped for an indefinite peroid.
A large delegation of Court Olneyville
A. o. r, and st. Mary's Bonoyelent Aid
Society attended the obsequies Of their
late comrade Patrick Gerharty which
took place from the Immaculate Concep-
tion church, Sunday last
Officer Thurber, Of the society with the
long name, had his attention called to a
case of glanders in a horse owned by
Lawrence Kelly, who keeps a trading
stable on Stokes street, last Monday
Agent Thurber by the officers of the
Sixth Station.
Chevalier Ira Paine, of this place, has
signihed his intention Of being present al
the grand shooting contest which is 10 be
held under the auspices Of the ChepAchet
Gun Club on the latter organization's
grounds Saturday afternoon. A large
number from this village will also be
present.
Arthur Daily, the centre fielder Of the
Atlantics, played with the Narragansetts
in their game at Fall River Saturday last
Daily's services are in great demand
by the Massachusetts,. Connecticut and
Rhode Island amateur ball clubs, "a he
il considered an uneXcelled centre fielder
and strong batter.
While driving one Of Arnold Huller's
baker wagons on Bowdoin street Mon.
day afternoon, Mr.. John Martin wal
taken violently i'll. He was carried int
a neighboring house and DIR. King sen
for. The physician pronounced it a rusl
| Of blood 20 the head. In the evening Mr.
Martin was conveyed 10 his home il
Johnston and il now all right again.
Monday evening about $50 o'clock I
limb Of one Of the large elms in the yarC
Of the Delaine Mil broke off from it's owl
weight. showing that near the trunk ]
was somewhat decayed In falling j
tangled the wires somewhat and brok