The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-10-04

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his recent sickness.
Mr.. NJ. T. Tucker. OF Johnston, has
just returned from visit TO Boylston,
Mass.
Miss Susie Andrews. Of Johnston. start
ed this week for Rutland, Vermont, where
she will visit friends.
Mr.. James Goodall, of this place, has
returned home from an extended business
trip to Narragsnsett Pier.
A copy Of the TINES will be found at
the new reading room Of the Atlantic
Medical Relief Association.
Mrs. George Hopkins, Jr., ot Ncr'h
scituate. has returned home after visit
to Mr.. Frank Belknap, Of Johnston.
The Eighth District Court will hold its
regular session for Foster and vicinity on
October 10Th, in the Council cham Jer at
Foster.
Mrs. Henry Meyers Of Plainfeld street
who went to Germany last spring for her
health has returned home. much improv-
ed in health.
Mr.. T. p. Robbins, formerly proprie-
tor Of the 0lneyville restaurant returned
the past week from three weeks visit
TO the metropolis.
Mr.. William c. Fuller, of Fairbanks
Pharmacy, accompanied by his wife will
start next week for the South where he
will spend his vacation.
Additional post-office accommodations
are to be secured at olneyville.-west-
erly Tribune. That is a fact-they are
not secured-they are TO be--but when 7
The only available place that the com
mittee on evening schools could secure
for Olneyville this season WAS Irons
Hall. The term will commence October
l4th.
Mr.. John Donnelly. OF the firm Il Bren-
nan & Donnelly. ia member Of the
Wandering Bards," a Providence musi-
cal organization that embraces much
talent.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Academy
Avenue Congregational Church will hold
a grand bazar in the church for three
evenings, commencing Wednesday even
ing, October 80.
st. Mary's rectory on Broadway which
has been in the bands OF the carpenters
and painters. received it's finishing touches
the past week, and now presents an at
trsctiye appearance.
Mr.. George Heptonstall for the past
twelve years salesman in the "Boston
Store" Providence has formed partner
ship with his brother IN the printing
business on olneyville Square.
John L. Cattanach, the Providence
athelete, and J. ]. Bagley of Boston, will
have a wrestling match in the Cadets
Armory next Wednesday evening for 800
a side. for the mixed championship OF
New England.
Mr.. p. J. Collins, secretary of the
Democratic Stste Committee and proprie-
tor of the olneyville Pharmacy. was
among those who attended the obseques
Of the late coroner, Nelson 4. Church, OF
Cranston, Tuesday last.
Officer Welcome U. Foye, Of the Sixth
Station, who has been on duty in this
vicinity for the past six years, has been
transferred to the Fifth Station. Officer
Foye was one Of the most efficient officers
on the force. and will be greatly miGsed
by our business men.
Mr.. William G. Conuors, who has been
in The saloon business on High street for
several years past, has leased one Of the
stores in the new Dyer Block on High
street, and will it up one of the most at
,ractive saloons in the village as soon as
the building is completed.
The stock company for the new brew
cry have bought the land adjacent to
Tongue Pond in Arlington, near the New
York and New England K. X. The plans
for the building are now in the hands Of
a New York architect and TIE new brew
cry is now a settled matter.
The weybosset Mills started on the
winter time table Of working hours last
Monday. These mills it is reported are
the only ones that will run on the winter
system Of working hours. Under this
arrangementth the operatives loose the Sat
urday half holiday, which the help in the
other mills enjoy.
Mr.. Frank German, the gymnast OF
this place, who went 10 Louisville. Ky,
several weeks ago 10 join the LaMartine
Brothers, met with an accident on the
frst day OF his arrival in the South. Mr..
German while practicing with the La
Marines sprained his left leg and also
injured his knee cap, which caused him
TO come home again Saturday last.
The annual trip Of the olneyville Fish
ing Club Sunday last, proved one OF the
most enjoyable ever held under the
auspices OF the club. The members OF
the organization and their friends en-
bsrked en- the steamer Dolphin early
Saturday evening, and in the "wee sma"
hours on Sunday reached the fishing
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