The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-09-06
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a weeks outing at Block Island
Miss Mamie Yeasey, Of Branch street,
is visiting friends at Long Branch.
Representative Turner, of Johnston,
had horse stolen on Tuesday night.
Joseph Jackson, employed at the TIMss
Office, has been absent this week on
vacation.
Mrs Edward Bottomley and child are
spending the week with friends at
Worcester.
Miss Clara Morse, clerk at Il. T. Allan's.
is spending the week with relatives in
South Providence.
Mrs. z. NJ. Morin, wife of the Stokes
street carriage manufactures, is visiting
friends in Canada.
DR.. F. Edwards has returned from an
extended vacation, which he passed
among the White Mountains.
Mrs. Sarah Gill and her daughter Alice
Of Manton avenue returned from Europe
this week on steamer Chicago.
Quite a number of milliners Of this
vicinity go to New York the 25th Of this
month to attend the openings
Umpire John Hunt Of the Atlantic
League visited his relatives and friends
in this village, Wednesday>last.
Edward Robbins has taken possession
Of the Olneyville Hotel Restaurant, which
he has purchase from his brother.
Miss Mary Duff and Miss Mary Can
ming, of Olneyville, left on Wednesday
for pleasure trip to Ireland.-Visitor
The junior choir and the children Of
st. Mary's church will give a sacred
concert in Dyers' Opera House, Sunday
C. b. Jordan. Of Plainfeld street, was
mas the first man TO discover the break
in the Spring Brook Reservoir last week
The parochial schools and the Ursuline
Academy on Broadway will open again
next Monday after the usual summer
vacation.
Married. 2d inst, at Providence, by
Rev. L. b. Codding, Mr. Samson Stanley,
Of Providence, 10 Mrs. Jane Pass. Of Lin
coin, K. /.
Dr. L. b. Eddy, Of this town, was
knocked down on Market Square, Provi-
dence. Tuesday evening about 10 o'clock.
and robbed of S7S.
MI Albert o. Phillips, Of Fall River
was in town the past week, and during
his stay was the guest Of his brother,
Judge w. A. Phillips.
Attention is called TO the advertisement
Of the Home Circle Dancing Academy
found in another column. The success Of
this school is deserved.
The new post office building at Arling-
ton, which is situated at the corner of
Cranston street and the Rocky Hill road,
is nearly ready for occupancy.
/. 4. Balcome, the editor and publish
ar of the Uxbridge Compendium, called
on us Wednesday. Editor Balcome like
his paper is a welcome visitor,
Judge w. A. Phillips and wife returned
home on the midnight train Saturday
from Milwaukee, where they have been
attending the G. A. X. convention.
Among those from this village who at
tended the Labor Day celebration in Bos-
ton on Monday last were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Manning and Thomas Donnelly.
The X. |. Society for the Encourage
ment os Domestic Industry, which has
now membership of2167, will elect new
officers in December following the State
Fair.
Work on the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament at Mount Pleasant has so far
advanced that services will be held in
the basement about the latter part Of
November.
Master Willie Howe, Of Laban street,
arrived home Saturday last from an eX-
tended vacation, which he pleasantly
passed with his grandparents at North
Brookfeld, Mass.
Compliments from fair contem-
porary-The Olneyville TINES, has begun
it's third year and says it is feeling very
well Yes, it gives evidence Of residence
in healthy cation.-Pawtucket Record.
The Musical Trio" an organization
compOsed Of several musically-inclined
young men Of this village, will, with
their friends, enjoy an old-time social in
the Thornton Hall at Thornton tomorrow
evening.
Mr. James II. Murray, local correspon-
dent of the Evening Call, has severed
his connection with that paper and has
gone TO New York TO accept position on
one Of the dailies Of the Metropolis. Mr.
James Matthews succeeds Mr. Murray
in this vicinity.
The Riverside -Oswego mills pay at
tax to the city Of Providence on S462,-
lGO worth Of property. The Atlantic
mills are taxed for s92l, $50. The
Fletcher Manufacturing Co. on 5000 ,0SO.
wey bosset mills $279,36O. Valley
worsted mills sl26,9OO.
The kitchen barrooms in the vicinity
Of the swamp" did thriving business
Sunday, and a continual stream Of men,
women aud children could be seen carry
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