The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19

Sunday in East Greenwich.
Mr.. steere has moved into the hous,
of Mr.. Aldrich on Pisinfeld street.
Mr.. John Campbell, driver on tn,
Plainfeld street line. is the victim Of 4
severe attack of malaria.
Miss Cora Carpenter. Of WEXFORD. has
been visiting Miss Mabel Phillips, OF
Laban street, this week.
Capt. William o'Brien. Of the Emmett
Cadets has entered the services of Loring
q. Andrews. the High street painter.
1t is rumored that there will be several
changes in the ranks of the Johnston
school teachers at the close of the present
term.
W. II. Place has sold his house corner
OF Webster and Laban streets 10 Mr..
Springer. Of Providence. who will move
there next week.
Mr.. Frank Lally, Of woonsocket, has
been in Johnston this week visiting
relatives. Mr.. Lally intends to sail for
Paris next week.
The dresser room Of the wey bosset
Mill have been obliged 10 run overtime
evenings the past week in order TO all
pressing demand for orders.
W. d. Harris, the wide awake grocer
on Plainfeld street. has come out with a
new order wagon that eclipses almost
everything in that line on the road.
The Union Aid Society held a supper
in their hall on Bowen street, Wednesday
evening. The supper was in charge Of
Mrs. J. A. Angel and Mrs. A. o. Bates.
DR.. Warner, the specialist. who has
been located at 243 Westminster street,
Providence, for the past two years, will
remove TO the Perrin House about June
lst.
The Grant Mills, which belong 10 the
Riverside Mills, and which have been
running all night have shut down and n
consequences the operatives in the former
mill are obliged TO work three evenings
until 10 o'clock.
Stanton & Farnum, the well known
granite and marble workers. located at
the old stand of C. p. Lobdell. 575 High
street, Providence, have an advertisement
in this paper that should be read by those
who are thinking ofpurcbasing anything
in that line.
Since the arrest of DR.. Grosvenor, the
rookery millionaire, landlords who let
buildings for unlawful purposes are
quaking in their boots. IL in rumored
that some of the 0lneyville saloons will
soon be vacated per order Of the owners
of the buildings.
Mr.. George Farnell. the well known
short hand writer and newspaper man Of
Providence, sailed for England, Saturday,
for two months pleasure trip. Mr..
Farnell did the stenographic work for
the Prison Investigating Committee and
feels like taking little rest. His many
Olneyville friends will wish him bon
voyage.
In. these days Of modern thought and
research the art Of window dressing has
reached almost perfection. Among the
many elegant displays Of this cha, acter
on Westminster street few surpass the
window Of the Nsrragansett Clothing Co.
which in dressed in the latest and most
fashionable styles Of spring and summer
garments.
Deacon Joseph Eddy, Of Pawtuxet. n
former resident Of olneyville, had the
misfortune recently TO injure his hand
with saw; the wound did not heal and
il became necessary TO amputate the
fore finger Of his right hand at the second
effect cure and il is now feared that his
hand will also have TO be ampu'ated.
Last Tuesday evening a well dressed
woman indecently intoxicated was the
cause Of the attraction Of large crowd OF
hoodlums on Plainfeld street Town
S-rgeant Carroll placed the woman under
arrest and on Wednesday morning dis
charged her as IL was the first time she
was ever arrested and she il the mother
If child FIVE years old who needs her
attention.
A large number OF Of our foreign born
citizens availed themselves Of the oppor-
tuniiy Of receiving their natura alization
papers last Wednesday at Foresters
Hall. Ambrose West and U. y. Court
Messenger Charles meegan, were kept
busy until IL o'clock filling out the first
applications. At John II. Walsh's Office
Clerk Pitinan Of the U. y. Court was kept
busy until late hour in filing out the
second applications.
On Sunday last two young men who
reside in Johnston hired team and
started bright and early for the wilds Of
scituate, fully intending TO deplete the
several ponds and reservoirs in that town
OF their fnny inhabitants. They went
fully equipped for the sport and were in
a most sanguine frame Of mind. At night
they returned looking far from happy
On being asked:where their fish were
they explained that Byron Young had
been engaged 10 bring them in with his
four horse team.
Business Mems Association.