The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-23
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Miss Hattie Magoon spent Sunday in
East Greenwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Trfn are summer
ing at Riverside.
Mrs. W. f. Follmar is spending few
weeks at Long Island.
Miss Sadie German will read in Music
Hall, Boston. this evening.
Mr.. Frank Vickere has recovered from
his recent illness AMI is now ''goNl as
new"
Miss Josie Harris. of Georgiavil.e. is
visiting at w. u. Harris. Rocky ll.ll
Road.
Mr.. James kennedy and son and his
nephew Mr.. Cough will sail for Europe
next month.
Our friends should not forget tha; the
TMEs Office is fully equipped for all kinds
Of job printing.
Edward Francis while at work in the
mill yard Of the Atlantic Mill received a
sunstroke Tuesday.
W. c. starkweather. the Plainfeld
street grocer. had the misfortune 10 have
horse die Monday.
p. II. Randall of this place won a gold
lined cup at the Chepatchet shooting
match last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Johnston. who has been
visiting friends in North Attlcboro, re-
turned home this week.
The windows of Browns cafe are now
shaded from the summer san 10y some
very neat Italian awnings.
The Comets. of Mt. Pleasant, defeated
the Shanrocks Of Johnston last Saturday
by score % 20 II on the Valley street
grounds.
The Pequot Social Club have engaged
the lawn party grounds on Valley street
for July 4th. when they will hold picnic,
rain or shine.
The Business Mems Association met
Tuesday, owing 10 the warm weather the
attendance was not large and only some
routine business was transacted.
Mr.. Arthur Swindell, the photographer
has developed into quite an artist. lie
has lately done some crayon work of
marine subjects that is very creditable.
Rey. IL. W. Conant. the Temperance
worker, who is soon TO remove; 20 another
state had the house in which lac resided
go long on Messer street photographed
Monday.
Mr.. Phillip Riley, formerly electrician
nt the Riverside and Oswego Mills. il
about 20 start for New York where he
intends TO spend the summer months.
Daring his trip Mr.. Riley will visit all Of
the principal watering places.
The Union Opera Company is never
idle and is not content to rest on its
laurels. When il makes success of one
opera il immediately goes To work on
another. The clnb is now rehcarsing
"The Chimes of Normandy" which will
be produced in September.
The staging for raising the towerof St.
Mary's church is in position and work
will begin at once in streng thening the
lower part. after which 81 feet of addit.
ional stone will bc put on To finish the
to yer; when the tower is completed set
of chimes consisting of ten bells will be
put in.
A we'll known resident Of oheyville
has given us four subscriptions, three If
which are for TINES that are sent ia
former residents of this place who now
reside in other states. 1t would lie
gratifying 20 the publishers if other
citizens were equally generous in provid
ing old friends with OlEeyvile news.
James Cooper. OF Thornton, was bitten
by bull dog while leading tae animal
through the square, Monday afternoon
! The animal acted strangely an" some
/ people thought it was mad bat II seemed
more probable that it had a TT. Mr.
Cooper's wounds were cauierized 10y DIR
Cameron and the dog shot 10y Officer
Rowe.
The ball club connected with The
Olnpyyille Temperance Cadets is meet.
ing with so much success that Of late
small admission fee is charged to wtnes
the games on the Merino grounds. Th'
venture thus fal has proven proiitaLI
one. This (Satur iay) afternoon Tia
Cadets will have a. their opponents Tia
famous Lonsdalc Club.
For some time past persons who bav
had to ,.ae the water in the brook whic
comea from the swamp into the br'oI
which mas from Taft 4 Wecden's Nall
have complained Of "A nest Of water snake
which infest the water and scare childrer
Last Tuesday evening the employees &
Harris stable KILLED one of the reptile
which proved 10 be a water adder an
which measured over four feet.
The first annual social Of the Electr
Social Club. Of this place. occurred
the hall 81 FaIrogut Post at Riyersid
last Friday evening. in spite OF IL
heavy thunder storm two larl
pArty wagons were filed with the men
brs o. the club and their friends. G
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