The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-27

This afternoon the Cadets nine expec,
10 play the wanskueks at wsnskuck.
job printing Of all kinds executed
promptlyi TINES Office, olneyville square
Negotiations are in progress for a
steam heater for the new schoo, house on
Brown street.
f. d, Burt has sold his grocery busi-
ness. corner Of Plainfeld and Vine streets
to Robert walch
5. Crown, the furnishing goods man.
has been in Boston this week replenish-
ing his winter stock.
A first class cook wanted at l2l Msnton
avenue, olneyville. English or colored
woman wanted Immediately.
Mrs. Augustus winsor. and old resi-
dent Of Johnston, died at her home on
Ford street, Monday, in her 10th year.
The Town Council will hold a special
session next Saturday afternoon for the
purpose Of canvassing the voting list.
The Union Aid Society held their fort
nightly supper in their hall last wednes-
day evening which was we'll patronized.
II is stated on reliable authority, thai
several Johnston citizens are contem-
plating matrimony in the very near fu-
ture.
Hudson street is to be opened from
Messer street to Norfolk street, owing TO
the buildings being erected on the old
base ball ground plat,
The new officers Of Ivanhoe Lodge K.of
F. received their three ranks the past
week, and the new lodge will probably
be instituted on November 10.
+. W. Thrift. the we'll known high
street dentist, has opened branch Office
in Stokes's old block, Olneyville square
His office will be open evenings.
Rev. r. j. Sullivan. pastor of ST. Mary's
church, returned the past week from
New York. where he has been on business
in relation 10 the set Of new chimes.
Hon. George j. West will surely be one
of the speakers at the Republican rally
Monday evening, and it is probable that
b. NJ. Bosworth, of Warren, will be the
other.
The Household sewing machine is man
ufactured in Providence, and is the best
machine in the market. II. X. Gardiner,
agent. 2G4 Westminster street, Provi-
dence.
The Johnston Harrison and Morton
Cavalcade Club will go TO East Provi-
dence this Saturday evening to partici-
pate in the Republican demonstration in
that town.
The Olneyville Cricket and Football
Club gave its second annual ball, Friday
evening, in Foresters' Hall. The affair
was well attended and much enjoyed by
those present.
Owing to an increase in judicial and
legal business Judge w. A. Phillips has
been obliged TO have an assistant clerk.
The Judges daughter, Miss Ger,ie Phil
lips, filling the position.
The Olneyville Football and Cricket
Club enjoyed their annual social in For
esters' Hall last evening. The event.
which proved an enjoyable one, was par
ticipated in by about 100 couple.
Owing TO an unavoidable delay, the
serial, Loyal at Last, did not begin in the
TIMES last week. Next week the story
will surely be commenced, and it cannot
fail TO interest and please our readers.
The Robert Emmet Literary Associa-
tion rendered their numerous friends a
complimentary social in Irons Hall, last
evening. The social was up TO the En-
NETS standard. and an enjoyable time
was in order.
The Broadway Baptist Sunday school
will observe its twenty. fourth auniver-
sary, Sunday. Special services will be
held all day, and in the afternoon the
Rev. Nr, Osterhout will deliver an
address on "The Sunday School Code"
Last Tuesday evening the Olneyville
Cadets twenty -four muskets and forty
fine members accompanied by their fife
and drum band. visited the fair Of the
Emmet Cadets in Providence. Next Tues
day evening the st. Marys Cadets will
attend the above fair.
The Atlantics will play a game Of base
ball on the Cadets grounds this after
noon with the Pascoags, for purse of
5000. The battery for the Atlantics will
be Morgan Murphy and VIM. Sullivan,
and the Pascoags will present in the same
points Lynch and Feen.
Perseverance Lodge X. Of Z. is having
quite a boom in its accessions 10 the roll
of membership. At its meeting last
Tuesday evening, two applications for
membership were received, two were
elected 20 take the rank Of Page, and two
Pages were changed into the rank Of
Esquire.
Next Monday evening Johnston will
undoubtedly be in blaze Of glory,as It is
the night set down for the big Harrison
and Morton parade, in which upwards Of
1000 torch bearers and several bands