The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-01-11


The grammar school in District No 5
began Monday with Mr.. S'eere as pI Tin
cipal and Miss Fisher, of Charlestown.
Mass, as assistant.
Mr. James II, Coggeshall, editor Of the
Wicoford Standard. called at the TlNEs
Office Monday. We are always glad TO
see any of the fraternity.
The Office Of the Riverside Mills has
been in the hands OF the carpenter and
the painter for the past two weeks and
came forth from the ordeal decidedly i'm
proved.
On Monday evening man, who was
decidedly inehriated, WAS seen 10 smash
out pane of glass in High street sa-
loon and cooly proceed on his zigzag
journey.
The violent wind on Wednesday eve
ming blew open the rear door in Matthew
Gormey's store, at the same time vio-
lently closing the fr nj door and breaking
one Of the large panes Of glass in IT,
The Union Aid Society are making great
preparations for an apron and necktie
party and Japanese cafe, which will b..
held in their hall on Bowen street next
Wednesday evening A good time can be
safely predicted.
"Have you got a Loaf tonight" was
asked the other evening Of "A suburban
expressman. "Let me see. we are going
to carry out one barrel of rum. one Of
gin. and seven kegs oflager. Yes, l can
truly say we shall b. pretty we'll loa led"
The funeral of Thomas Booth was
solemnized at his late residence on
Garden street. Johnston. Sunday. 1t was
attended 10y large coucourse of relatives
and friends. Rev. Il. IL. Cocroft officia-
ted, aud the burial took place at Pocasset
Cemetery.
On Tuesday Judge w. A, Phillips held
an inquest over the remains Of Thomas
Brennan, who was killed last week at
Auburn, and later in the afternoon an
other at Cranston Print works over the
body of Mason Field, the brakeman,
who was killed at Cranston station.
The installation of officers of the
Young Mems Literary and Social Club was
held in the societys rooms on Monday
evening and proved a very pleasant occa-
sion. After the officers had been in
stalled, banquet was served which was
followed by vocal and instrumental
music. readings anu season of speech
making by various members and guests.
Deputy Edward d Allan, Of Provi-
dence, and board of officers installed the
following officers at Manufacturers Lodge
Tuesday evening" Edward j. Shawcross,
n G William +. Wicks, V. G.; A. II
Taylor Rec. Sec. w NJ. Little. Per. Sec
r. +. Shawcross. K. S. Of n, G. Harry
Daw. /. S. Of n G. John Hayward, X. s.
of V. g.; Arthur J. Wicks. i S Of V. G.
Joseph Cough, Treasurer; G.. r. Parker.
Warden; John p. Williams, Conductor
David Murphy, Inside Guardian; John
Brooks. Outside Guardian; Frank l.
H. = - NF''l - AN'l I iEs ~ % .
Thomas walch. Chaplain.
There is much talk about the new site
purchased for station at Clneyville.
People say the location Is not any better
than the present one and that If John
ston is annexed. as talked of the station
should be on or az near the Square as
possible. There is no convenient passage
20 Johnston but through the Square
Telegram. The location Of the station
may not be good one, but there is no
great point in taking such law abiding
community az Johnston into considera
tion, even If il should be ANNEXED
(which isa very remote possibility The
people Of Johnston get arrested 80 sell
dom that the station might be in Dyer
Vile and still not inconvenience them.
Mr. Edwsrd Walsh. for the past two
years Olney Vile correspondent Of the
Telegram. sewers bic connection with that
paper this week 10 enter into a wider and
more lucrative position in the same line
Of business. Mr.. Walsh began his jour
nalistic career on the Providence Visitor,
under the able tutelage Of his uncle. Mr..
VI A. Walsh. who has brought the Viz
iior TO It's present high position among
the newspapers Of the state. This gave
the present Telegram correspondent an
excellent start in his chosen profession.
which, with his inherent newspaper
instinct, made him valuable reporter
and correspondent. Two years ago Mr.
Walsh accepted the position of Olneyville
correspondent Of the Telegram, succeed
ing Judge W A. Phillips. During that
time be has mos: ably and satisfactorily
given the news Of this vicinity 70 oui
esteemed and enterprising city contemp-
orary. and very generally pleased the
large clien,age the Telegram enjoys if
our thriving village. The TNss wishes
the retiring correspondent success and
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