The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
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Adams fish market is making way for
imposing architecture.
DIR. Pagan now has his Office with DR.
, Edwards, on Delaine street.
Machinists are busily engaged in set
ting up new machinery at the weybosset
Mills.
W. A. Phillips has recently accepted
the position of agent for the Mass. Real
Estate Co.
Equal Rights was the theme of several
talented gentlemen in Irons Hall. Tues
day night.
A neat looking paper called "our
Herald" has been issued 10y the Painfeld
street church.
The parochial schools in this vicinity
have resumed their sessions, after the
Easter vacation.
The United Lines telegraph Office here
is doing better business here than it's
most sanguine friends anticipated.
The elaborate menu cards which were
used at the Business Mems Association
banquet, were printed at the TINES
office.
The Emmett Temperance Cadets under
command of Captin O'Brien will visit the
fair Of the Olneyvills Cadets next Friday
evening.
The liquors recently seized by Town
! Sergeant Carroll were condemned by the
Eighth District Cour: Monday and order
ed to be destroyed
Mr., W. L. Brown, the Plainfeld street
marketman intends soon to run a
meat wagon in order to a ccomodate his
numerous customers.
The festival OF the Olneyvlle Temper
ance Cadets opened Thur5day evening
in Irons Hall, under favorable predic-
tions of the affair being a success.
Mr.. Thomas Cavanagh formerly of this
village, but now resident Of East
! Hampton. Mass, was in town spending
the Easter holidays and renewing old
acquaintances.
Already the slogan for the presidential
campaign has been sounded in this
vicinity. Steps are being taken for the
formation of Cleveland Club by the
Democrats of Johnston.
Mr.. Joseph Gleason, resident Of
! Omeyville, but who is now employed as a
special artist of the New York Graphic.
was in town the past week visiting his
| parents and old acquaintances.
Mr.. John Brant. the oft prosecuted
! illegal dealer in the ardent. will not give
the Johnston authorities any more trouble
as lac has removed his stock and furni-
ture from his place of business in the rear
of Stokes Block.
! The stone for the completion Cf the
steeple Of st. Mary's church on Broad
way has arrived and il is expected
that work on the same will be pushed "a
rapidly as possible. when the steeple is
completed it will add much to the orna-
mentation of the church.
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"Yank" and the phenomenal pitcher of
last years Lowell. Mass, base ball club.
and who is a native Of this place. has
been secured 10y the Brooklyn, N. Y.
club as pitcher for the coming season at
good salary. Sullivan made his debut
with the old Atlantics Of this place.
The Union Dramatic Club gave most
excellent rendering of the ever popular
"Mikado" at Dyers' Opera House Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. Large audi
ences were present both evenings and IL
was the universal verdict that the
performance surpassed any previous
effort Of the club. The cast was very
strong, and the audience manifested its
appreciation by frequent applause. Miss
Emma Tunneclife was presented with a
beautiful bouquet of cut flowers Wednes-
day evening.
The citizens, and in fact all of the
residents Of Johnston. should try and
help on the good work Of the Rough and
Ready Fire Company by purchasing a
ticket for their concert and ball which il
TO be held in Dyers Opera House, Thurs
day evening next. BY so doing you will
help the members TO attain the point
which they hope to arrive in lessening
their debts. Our citizens should remem
Der that the Rough and Readys are the
ones that we have TO depend upon in
case Of conhagrations. Reeves orches-
ira will furnish music for dancers. and a
promenade concert will be given from
: 80 to 9 p. IN.
At the annual meeting of the Messiah
parish held on Monday evening the
following officers were elected: Senior
Warden. Joseph Cough; Junior Warden
+. NJ. Winsor; Yestrymen. Joseph Cough
I f.. NJ winsor, W. II. Patterson, J. e.
Dolbel. Joseph II. Saunders. Benjamin
Doukersly, Lyman A. Thompson, Z. c
Hale and David Eastwood; Delegates e
the Convention, +. NJ. Winsor, W. II
Patterson. Joseph II. Saunders and Alber
G. Thornley,; Substitutes. +. c. Hale. W
A. Huse. William Pioneer and Frank W
Sweeney; Clerk Of the parish. II. c
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