The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-11-17
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been tfunulcu on.
Mr.. ]. A. Angel is replenishing his
stock for the holiday trade.
A. Holliwell. the Broadway grocer, has
moved into Smiths new block.
Officer Cannon has taken the place OF
Sergeant Rowe on the Square beat.
Remember the Two Thieves at
Dyers' Opera House, Thanksgiving night.
Rev. Edward Mills, of Wanskuck, will
preach at the Broadway Baptist church
next Sunday evening.
The Square was flooded again last
Saturday evening The new sewer can't
be constructed too soon.
If you want to see n model grocery and
market call at David Eastwood Il Sons
new store, 34S Mauton avenue.
Mr.. Russell Proctor, of this place. is
said to be one of the heaviest winners in
the state on the recent election.
The proprietor and employees at Whip
pies furniture store enjoyed their annual
excursion on Thursday of last week.
The Union Opera Company are prepar-
ing to produce the 1.-Two Thieves in
Dyers' Opera House, Thanksgiving night.
Frank Normandin, John Caulfeld and
William Magill are attending TO the
wants ofthe many customers offs. Crown.
Buyers Of furniture can be sure Of
receiving polite attention and honest
dealing at W. l.. Whipple's, AZ Manton
avenue.
W. ID. Harris, of Johnston, acted as
floor manager at the ball of Mayilower
Lodge, in Oriental Hall, Providence, last
Tuesday evening.
Thomas w Penney and Fred French
returned Wednesday from hunting trip
TO Canterbury, Conn. Both brought home
u fine string of birds.
The merchants in the Square and
vicinity, WHO have lived through thirteen
consecutive stormy Saturdays, are hoping
for little sunshine tomorrow.
Representative Walch, Charles Chad
bourne, Town Sergeant Carroll and Alfred
Lake rode in barouche in the Republi-
can procession, Monday evening.
s. Elias furnished the hats with cords
and tassels for the citizens mounted
brigade of this place that took part in
Monday evenings demonstration.
The Falka Club will give a private
masquerade in Stokes Assembly Rooms.
this friday evening. 1t is expected
that about fifty couples will be- present.
Mr.. James C. Monaghan, of Olneyville,
United States Consul TO Mannheim, who
has been on the stump" for Cleveland
and Thurman. has returned to his con-
sulate.
The firm of Heaton & Thatcher, board
ing stable, has dissolved and Mr.. Bur ke,
Of Webster, Mass, is now associated with
Mr.. Thatcher in the management of the
stable.
A new feature was introduced at the
Broadway Baptist Sunday school, last
Sunday, when choir of young people
lead the singing in a mos, acceptable
manner.
Mr.. Walter Harris, of Johnston. has
just issued a neat paper containing all
the amusement programmes Of the Provi-
dence play houses. The sheet will come
out weekly.
Eben J. Beane, formerly Of this place
and one time the leading shoe dealer Of
Providence, was brought to that city last
week from California by deputy sheriff
at the instance Of n bondsman.
A five year old son Of Harlan Page died
at 12 o'clock Monday evening. The boy
had nearly recovered from the scarlet
fever when he was taken with congestion
Of the lungs, from which he died.
The ninety-sixth anniversary OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at East
Greenwich will be observed Sunday. Rev.
W. V. Morrison, of the Harris avenue
church, will preach the anniversary
sermon.
The rumor has been extensively circu-
lated that Mr.. Edward Walsh has sew
cred his connection with the Telegram.
This is only rumor, as Mr.. Walsh is
still the Olneyville correspondent foi
that paper.
Mrs. Abby X. Clark, who has carried
on the millinery business in OlneYville
Square for many years, sold out her
stock at auction Tuesday, and has gone
to Lakeville. Mass, where she will reside
with her son.
The Johnston Town Council passed a
vote that if the water department Of the
city will place pipes on Rocky Hill road
the town will pay the expense Of lowering
the pipes VIXEN the street is graded at a
future time.
Ex-Manager Larrish, Of the Eastern
Division B. & o. Telegraph Co.. and
Manager Hurlbut, Of the Providence
Office Of the Western Union, made a brief
call Monday on Mrs. Foley, the efficient
manager Of the United Lines Office Of this
place.
II don't take much 20 attract crowd
on Olneyyille square. Wednesday noon
a lumber wagon loaded with Loards brok o