The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-29
II. Mason went to Boston, sunday.

soon.
William Bernard visited Boston Las,
sunday.
E.K. Gladiing is visiting friends in
Newport.
Charles wilbur is visiting friends in
Worcester.
George Smith istaking shor, vaca, a,ion
in New York
samuel Worth, Of Hartford. was in
town Monday.
Byron A. Smith is member If the
Grand Orient. X. OFF
George ODounell, Of Boston, visited
! friends in town this week,
Mrs George Home has returned from
visit h a sister in Worcester.
Miss Leonard is making a visit with
friends in Camhrigeport, Mass.
Miss Lennon Of Portsmouth, n. H..
is visiting friends on High street.
George Hope Of Fall River is spending
q few days with friends in this town.
NJ. William Bligh returned Saturday
from weeks business trip TO Hartford.
l.. A. Baker has occupied the position
Of salesman tor Charles +. Nichols,
perfumer.
The Republican caucus. which will hc
held Saturday, premise TO bc extremely
u teresting.
Edward Canton and son, of Milford,
Mass, spent few days last week with
p. j. Collins.
The residents along Plaiudcld street
are beginning to makeinquiries after the
watering cart.
James Hanley left town for Nebraska
on MONDAY. James has gone to grow up
with the country.
William Rosnosky, Vice President of
the Progressive Club Of Boston, was in
town. Wednesday.
Professor William ;. Smith the Premier
Rat EXterminator, has been doing a
large business in town this week.
Thomas Lucett has gone 10 Attleboro,
where he will take charge of j. o. San
Soucl's extensive boot and shoe store.
Frank T.. McMaugh aud wife nave filed
intentions to build on Valley street. at
the City Engineers Office during the past
week.
L. Patsou writes from Texas saying
that he is feeling as we'll as the weather
and his daily supply Of quinine will
allow.
Frank Slayin was fined twenty dollars
and costs in the Eighth District Court
on Monday for illtrcatiug one Of his
horses.
Mr. Fred Horton has recovered suiii-
cicutly from his severe accident to ride
GU, and enjoy the fine weather of the first
Of the week.
The ladies Of the Johnston Industrial
Society will hold fair aud supper in
ther new quarters next Tuesday after
noon and evening
About 500 spectators witnessed the
football game between the Providence
AMI Olympics on Saturday afternoon.
The game resulted in tie.
j. Doyle will sing several solec-
tions at the entertainment given by
The musical and literary entertainment
to be given in Irons hall, Sunday even
ign.
Mr.. W II. walch, formerly proprietor
Of a store on Atwells avenue, has opened
a fruit and confectionery store on Plain
field street. Mr.. walch il an old resident
and says that business is booming.
Benjamin Almy had wheel taken
from his buggy while at the watering
trough at the junction Of High and
Broadway, Wednesday afternoon, by the
careless driving Of drunken man.
Willie Bowers, for some time past
messenger at the United Lines Tele-
graph office Of this place, will conclude
bis labors there this week 90 accept a
place with the Union Pacific Tea Go.
A heavy team belonging 90 Frank Hall
proprietor Of the ST. Cloud Hotel, driven
10y Frank Wilbur broke down on High
street, Monday afternoon. The load was
soon transferred 20 another wagon and
the broken team removed.
The new Waterman's block which will
soon be erected will consist Of two
story building with two large and we'll
lighted stores on the first floor one Of
which will be occupied by Mr. Byron
Smith, the well known druggist.
Fred Devliu. one Of the organizers Of
the Pequot Social Club, ia about 10 locate
in the Western states and as token Of
;he esteem in which he is held by his
fellow members was presented with a
valuable gold watch and chain ou Sunday
afternoon.
The Church Of the Messiah will be
removed this week 10 Harris avenue next
90 the Methodist church whore services
will b. held until the erection Of the new
one Work will bs commenced soon and
the foundation for the new structure will
be laid inside of three weeks upon the
site Of the old church.