The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-21

some hand mirror with each paiSssf shoes
he sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Bolan returned
home Wednesday from their wedding
journey.
Nine persons were baptized at the
Broadway Baptist church last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. 4. A. Harrington. of this place.
has returned from brief visit wit her
parents at Moosup Valley, Conn.
Tuesday Town Sergeant Carroll raided
the Pike House. on Plainfeld pike, and
seized a quantity Of the ardent"
The funeral Of Rebecca p. Keech was
held at the residence of Mrs. Emily X.
Luther on Arnold street. Wednesday.
This (Friday) evening the fair Of the
0lneyville Cadets in Irons Hall was
attended 10y Court olneyvllle A. o. f.
81. Theress's Benevolent Aid society
will hold an entertainment in Dyers'
Opera House on Tuesday evening. May
lst.
NJ. g Colwell has made very decided
improvement 10 his store on Plainfel
street and now has much better lighted
front.
Mr.. Henry Farrell, brother of DR.. j. T.
Farrell, and student in the Philadel-
phia Medical College is spending few
weeks in town.
The Irving Literary Club of Pawtuclxet
have extended an invitation to the mem
bers of the Young Mems Literary Club to
attend their May ball.
The Union Aid Society held regular
meeting in it's Bowen street hall on
Wednesday evening the supper was fur
nished by Mrs w. A. Phillips.
Mr.. stephen d. whipple, who died this
week at East Greenwich, was the father
of Mr.. VIM. W whipple, the Manton
avenue furniture dealer.
Three Italians with unpronouncable
names were before Judge Phillips Wed
nesday morning on the charge ofrevelling.
Each was fined 81 and costs.
The officers of the olneyville Cadets
have received an invitation TO attend the
eighth civic and dress ball Of the Emmett
Cadets which occurs next month.
NJ. Achorn the enterprising pro-
ietor of the Boston Branch Shoe Store,
has an advertisement in the TINES this
week of more than ordinary interest.
A representative of the Dakota Mort.
gage Co. was in town Tuesday. Our
capitalists do not need to go to that bliz-
zard blown realm to invest their money.
Mr.. Stephen d. whipple former
resident of Olneyvlle died at East Green
wich Monday in the fist year of his age.
The funeral services were held on
Thursday.
The festival of the olneyville Temper
ance Cadets will close next Tuesday eve-
ming. On Monday evening the voting on
the gents gold watch and several other
articles will close.
The Oneyville Business Mems Associa
tion held n regular meeting in the Dis
trict Court Room Tuesday, evening.
There was small attendance and an
early adjournment was made till next
Tuesday evening,
The attention of dressmakers and
Others is called TO the advertisement of
Mrs. Il. A. Tapley, found in another
column. Mrs. Tapley is located here for
a short time only to introduce her i'm
proved system of dress cutting.
Patrick McCuin, Of Manton was before
the Eigth District Court Thursday on
two counts, one charging him with keep
ing liquor for sale and the other for
cruelty TO animals. He pleaded not
guilty in both cases and furnished bail.
$500 in the first instance and 500 in the
second. Trial next Monday.
Last Wednesday evening about 8
y tioCh NWO hHphihk g'""S p"S ''H'o' nv
have not gained 80 much notoriety as
Sullivan and Kilrain, only in the court,
followed by 70 Of their friends completely
blocked the front OF Fred San Souci's
shoe store. where the preliminary ar
rangements for the fight which was TO
take place in Johnston. Officer Moan
stepped into the crowd and his argument
of'Move on" broke up what might have
made two columns Of a brutal prize fight
for our daily contemporaries.
Lundy and Panso, the two Olneyville
'peds" who performed the enduring feat
of keeping on the track until the end at
the recent walking match in Music Hall,
more than surprised their friends in this
vicinity. Being their first appearance in
a ~ hours contest they made remarkably
good cores. Lundy is employed by a
Providence millinery firm as a drummer,
and was defeated several times in short
distance races at the Lawn Party grounds
on Valley street. In the recent race
Farrell, who defeated Lundy last summer,
was obliged 70 drop out. Panso, who il
a youth Of 10, made his debut on the
Lawn Party grounds last summer also.