The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-29
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ing friends in this town.
Miss Bertha Chace is in at her resi-
dence on Waterman street
George Duckworth is making visit
with friends in Connecticut
r. L. Spencer has returned from a
visit to friends in Woonsocket.
Stephen Granger has gone to Paw
tucket where he viii make his home.
A. Rhodes, the well known Providence
milliner, announces his opening in this
paper.
George McGregor has returned 20
Canada where he will reside with his
parents.
The Democrats Of Johnston will hold
caucus in the council chamber Monday
evening.
Many shades OF ladies' dress goods are
being turned out 10y the local mills for the
coming season.
W. \. H. Grant made trip to smith
field thsweek and purchased 100 cords
Of seasoned wood.
Deacon Joseph Eddy, Of the broadway
Baptist church, has purchased grocery
store on Harrison street.
a son Of Bernard Riley was bitten by
dog on Gladstone avenue, Friday even
ing while carrying his papers
l.. A. Baker has accepted the position
of salesman for Charles +. Nichols
standard extracts and perfumes.
Miss l. L. whiteside, at 9S7 High
street, invites the public to call and
inspect her spring stock Of millinery.
Frank Anthony has recovered from his
recent illness and his many friends aIe
pleased TO see him around once again.
Mr. George Farnell, Olneyyille cores
pondent of the Telegram, has taken up
his residence on Vine street, Johnston
Professor Bedard will have charge of
the musical and literary entertainment
to be held in Irons Hall, Sunday evening
Edward Walsh, formerly Oneyvil,e
correspondent for the Telegram, is now
engaged IN similar work for the "Dis-
patch"
The employees Of the Dyerville Mills
have presented petition asking to be
paid seui-month'y instead of monthly as
at present
A gang of men are at work teaming up
and replacing the cobble stones on
each side of the car tack on Plain
field street
Mr.. c. IL, Springer, the artist, will
open a studio in the mansion of the late
General James ON Slocum street about
the first Of May.
The New York millinery store 81 Man
ton avenue, has been reftted and im-
proved and now presents a neat and
attractive appearance.
Alfred Lakes grocery store on Hart
ford street, was broken into Monday
night and the contents Of the till, about
two dollars, taken by the thieves.
r T. Allen has completed the setting
Of his new plate window. 1t is one Of
the finest on the Square and will soon be
filed with bargains for the public
A wagon belonging to +. \. Kennedy
& Co., run away on Manton avenue, Fri
day forenoon, but was stopped by n man
named Leuahan before any damage was
done.
The local Democrats will hold ratif-
cation meeting in Irons Hall this evening.
Ex-Governor Davis and +. D. McGuin-
ness will be present and address the
meeting.
Thomas McNally, who is employed at
the British Hosiery Mil. had the little
finger on the left hand caught in the
machinery and badly lacerated, Saturday
forenoon,
Mrs. Hattie Magoon. Of Plainfeld
street, has resigned her position as book
keeper at whittemore and Colburn,
printers, and is now book-keeper for l..
4. Tillinghast the caterer.
At the mass meeting held by the Re-
publicans Of the Tenth Ward on Tues
day evening, a motion was introduced
pledging the delegates TO vote for candi-
dates for the General Assembly, who are
in favor Of the resubmission Of the Pro-
hiJitory law.
Manufacturers Lodge Of odd Fellows
gave largely attended masquerade ball
in their hall on Plainfeld street. Wednes-
day evening The costumes We're very
unique and attractive. The event was
one to be long remembered by those who
attended. Green's orchestra furnished
the music.
A large party of friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. Goodchild made them surprise
visit az their new residence on Atlantic
street, Tuesday evening. The evening
was passed with a social time and the
company departed at late hour with
best wishes ror Mr.. Goodchild and his
estimable wife.
DR.. q. Taber swarts gave the third Of
the series Of emergency lectures in the
Guild room Of the Messiah on Tuesday
evening. In pursuance of the subject