The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-08


/ returned this week from an outing at the
/ Vineyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. B. Douglas, Of john
siou. have returned from visit to
/ Haverhill. Mass.
Conclaye No. 30, X. :. f., will hold a
concert and social in Foresters hall on
the evening Of Sept. 10.
The wife aud child Of Mr.. 4. I. Allen,
the dry goods merchant. who have been
sick with typhoid fever at Bristol. are
recovering.
Mr.. Currier. principal of the High
school. has removed here from New
Hampshire, and has rented house on
Laban street.
The marriage Of Mr., Kelsey Dow and
Miss vina Sawin will take place at the
residence Of DR.. sawin, on Broadway,
next Wednesday evening.
Conductor Rich, Of the Plainheld street
route, occupies one Of the tenements IN
Twichells new block, and DIR. Twichell
himself will occupy ths other
samuel j. krohne, who has numerous
friends in Olneyville, advertises his fall
opening in our columns this week. Give
him call at 3i4 Westminster street.
Among the spectators at the Cadets
game Saturday last We're Edi on Col
burn. Of the Burllville Gazette, who
frowned when he saw the Pascoags
beaten.
William Haslan aud Miss Eliza Nor
yill, of Johnston, were married Wednes-
day. Mr aud Mrs. Haslan have COM
menced house keeping IN tlcmatis street,
Mt. Pleasant.
\ delegation from Conclaye No. 30.
knights of Sherwood, of this place. have
gone 10 New York 10 attend the Monster
Forcsters' demonstration, which occurs
Monday next.
The local section of the German Dram
attic Society entertained large audience
al their hall, on Eiswald street, last sun
day eyeing, when the society cleverly
presented the one act drama, What WAS
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Three we'll known business men and
Pythlan representatives of this place,
Mcssrs. Thomas w. Penney, 4. L. Rob
bins and Adua Il. Howe, attended the
Pythian field day IN Boston, Wednesday
last.
The smell that comes from the itha
store house on Arnold street IL 20 oiicn-
siyc AZ TO cause some complaint from
residents of that vicinity and the council
are making efforts TO secure more re-
tired location.
Eight hundred and ninety-two persons
paid an admission fee to the Pascoag Ca
dets game on the Merino grounds, satur-
day last. which goes to show that IA
good ball team will and can receive sub
stantal support in Olneville,
A gamo Of base ball will be played ON
Saturday afternoon at Eddy's lot, MI.
HdSaht, b'lNt'u Il HlH' IbHi Ah'
worsted carding department Of the At
lantic mills and n picked nine from the
three mills of same corporation.
G.. j. Clahn & Co., dealers in Office
furniture, etc, 80 well and favorably
known to the people Of Rhode Island
have again located in Providence, this
time at 1913 Westminster street. where
they are selling fine stock Of goods at
very low prices.
The Home Circle Dancing Academy, at
ia High street, Providence, will open
for the reception of pupils next Monday.
The reputation Of the school Is too well
known 10 require extended mention. IL
is sufficient 10 say that under the direc.
tion Of the efficient and popular propric-
tor and instructor, Professor Maurice
Haas, it will be kept up TO the former
high standard Of merit.
One Of the finest game Of ball ever seen
in this vicinity was the contest between
the Cadets and the PascOags ON the Me-
rino grounds, Saturday last. The game
which was witnessed by upwards Of 1900
persons was one Of the moGt exciting ever
seen. The Cadets were the first TO score
one run in the fourth, followed by "A sim
liar feat by the Pascoags. Ia the ninth
inning the Cadets made their second and
winning run, score TO /.