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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
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mann.
ST mein gergIei6 ni6t treffeno2 Nbsr
Sbr Mdnner maBt gu6 bas He6t on,
obne 3u3iebung BON Grauen iiber Das
men 3u ur!beilen. Mir beriteben uns
auf bas S16ne unb 2tebli6e beRer als
Sbr.
6m, bm, ma9te grudmann, id bin
! su bungrig, TIM iebt &fuit 3u iph'
fren.
Wie es Sir sefdat, Gbuarb. 9ottOr,
fagen Sic mir, tpie finben Sic meine
gouiine2
Sic tpiiien, gudbige Grau, bob Grdus
| lein BON 9iettenbDrf =
Mb. if meine ni1t biele, i'd ba9te
BET meiner Grage an Mabame Benede,
bic Jrau beg 0etters bon nleinent Mans
ne.
8er3eibung, gudoige Grau, tuenn i9
Sbnen fir teBt bic 4ntwort f6ulbig
bleibe. SD babe oieie Dame eiamal
nur tur3e 3eit geieben unb faum amDlf
Worte BON ibr geb6rtl
DIPLOMAT rief Welanie.
Gin Diener melbete, baB angeri9tet
lei, Gran5 bot ber Grau bonn 9auie ben
Irm, iie in bas anffoBenoe 3immer su
fiibreu. 8rudmann folgte in better
0aune. -
gls ssran3 cine 9tun6e nod benz
G1luHe bes Sbeaters in feiu 3immer
trat, mar ibm numbering au Ntutbe.
Die milben Gtrablen beg 1ollmonbes
beleudteien bas Ntfferbafiu unb Die
6duferreiben, tuel6e ben Waiferfpiesel
auf brei Seiten umgeben. Die 2uft mar
milo. ct 6ffnete Elm Genfter uno f@aute
binab auf bic ftil semorbene Strabe
unb unbefdreiblids Webmutb bsuegte
iein @emltb.
Seine nmgebungen tparen f16n, er
tonnte ber 3ufunft obne Gorsen entge'
gepbliden. aber bod fiblte er fid ni@t
70 glidli1, ipie ct es i'm Winter getpes
fen mar, tuentt er iiber bic entbldtterten
Wipfel Der 2inben in Berlin biniber
3u benz Galfenburg'iden 0auie nod
6ilbegarbs 6enifer gef6aut batte.
St iebnte fi1 in fein einfa6 ausges
iiattetes 3immer i'm britten Stod 5ur:id.
bas bic liebe fleine Mgnes 70 oft nit
Blumen gei9idt bate, er iulnidte fid
Qotbar berbei. Dbne bic Greunbf6aft
grudmanns 5u unteri9dben unb obne
unempfinbli9 fiir bic ibm bis iebt nod
ungefdbrli1e 2iebensmiirbigteit Mela.
nies 3u iein, lnuBte ct ii@ bod iageu,
baB Beibe ibm peoer 0ilbegarb nod
ben fleinen 2reis erfeben fonnten, ben
ct BET Grau Galfner fanb.
6ilbesaro! Was bate fie sdnali6
berdnbert, tparum mar ibre Mntmort
cine 70 tiible, faF f9n6be gemeieng ?
ginmaI. bas faste ibm iein eigenes
@efiibl, einmal mar ct ibr tbeuer gene.
fen, 6as Sbeueriie pieQei9t. lnuiIIs
thrli@ faste er lid bic @eyfe aus .@oetbes
Wonblie6:
sd befab es bod einmal,
gSas 70 foiflid lit,
Oas man bod su ieiner Guai,
slicmalS eS bergibt.
5suis.nb fdloB er bas sseniier unb
iu@te fein 2ager auf. Beipegt bon
NGem tpas er beuie gefehen unb geb6rt,
permD1te er ili6t ein3uf6lafen.
(Gortfetans fcIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
Siimftlide 8eipaiierutta.

Sa ieiner lebten Sibuns bat unier
yunbesienat elm Gomite einaeiebt, um
Der Trage Der fiinftlinen Bewdiferuno
tn ilnfern tDeitli6en Serritorten ndber
5u treten.
Dafielbe beffebt aus ben GenQtoren
Steuart BON Nsbaba, Ylumb bon Ron,
las, 4lltfon bon Soma, 6iseod BON
Jtep Oorf, @orman BON Msornlonb
Nea9an bon Seras un6 Sones BON Nrs
fanias.
Das 2omite mil am 1. Muauif BON
St. paul Nfinn., aug feline sSnfbef.
tipnsreiie antreten. DieIeIbe iol aebu
Wo9en bauera, tpdbrenb meld5er man
ben na9benannten Gegenben ges
fu@e abauftatten gebentt: benz n6rbIis
den Safota. Montana. sSbabo, Utah.
ytebaba, @alifornien, Nriaona, bem Nio
8ranbe.Sbal BON gl poio bis Wfatas
moras; bann gebt bic @eile 5urd5 ben
Yanbauble' Diitrift un6 eineu She'll bes
ttiomeitli6en Neu Merico mad Ganios,
colorado un6 WDpming.
Sn @efellf1aft bes Romites mirb fidl
9err pomea, ber Director ber 2anbess
oernlefung, befinben. Oerfelbe iii aum
Betpdherunss. .Sngenieur eruannt unb
tptr0 aud einen geri1t iiber Bem1f5e.
rung IN ben Yer. Staten abfaHsn.
gepor ieos9 bas Gontite bic 2eiie
altrltt, tperben bonn 8un6es 8ermeis
lungs Unite Sngenieure in feds pars
tien ausgeididt meroen Inn cine 6rtlide
ysrms6ung Der betrefenoen gegenben
gu biefem 3wsde bor3uuebmen.
Die 10 gebilbeten 6 Nermefunass
Dlitrifte umfafen bas ganse gebiet
5wil9en benz bunoertiten @rab tueftIi=
der Sdnge unb ben &odp Mountains.
Iles ii6rige Wiifen.2anb foa in Is
SsmdRe Rernness sDiftricte eineetbeilt mer=
ben, tpie es bic geOgrapbiide Gage nit
I'D bringt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
Gin gtii6dJen Ginipidel. 1apter rettete
ifar 4eben.

IS mar nur elm sen6bnlGes Gthd Ginpidels gaper,
aber es rettee ibr eeben. sic mar i'm lesteH Staeium
her S6pinniuGt unc mad benz MuSipru@ fer Gerste
ais 10 Rfunc. Guf etuem Sthd Ginptdel Bapier las
fe rcn Or. 9ins8 &ew Diseprerp fie bclte iid etne
DlaGe uup es bali, earauf faufte e ene srcbe
Glaie uub ihbte I'D sebefiert unb turG ferseesten
&ebrauG pnree ne pieber tart, seiune, rcfs unc
riegt rieber 140 gfunh. bhr reitere Ginsebeteu
fenbet cine BrieImarte an gB. 8. 9cle, Aprtbeter,
fort Smith.
Rrots EIalasu gratis gu baben in allen apctbeten
yreis ber Srceen SIai6en 81. Wbeleiae bel Greib,
7bpmplcn & Co., Gan MHtpnc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
gsudflems Sfrnfcn.snIhe

Die bette SaIbe Der Belt fiir e6nitte,
0uetl9unsen, @efdbiire. 0ieber. unb Saut.
Ausidlag, GIe9te, seiprunsene SdnOe, Hroit.
benIen uab ale Sauttranlbeiten furirt Sd.
morrboioen ooer feline 8e3abtuns. 8SIlise
Satisfaetion earantirt ober Sas @eIb birb
iuriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sda9teI. Bum
Iertauf in allen Apotbeteu. Dreib, Sbomp.
fon C Co., @boleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
@efdrbte Qapns.

40 3oa brsiter 8attiif, CUTE Waare,
10 unO 124 Gents per garD; yIaib
sawns, 80 3cll brett, in A Tarben, 10
eents; 100 Stide Berth Orsanbies
124 Gents; Gable @orO Orsanbies, 125
Gents; Reriii6er Muu aaer art, 80 unb
IS Gents; Gmsrican @baGlies, aeorudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Yarbs fir ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
@ute VserSonn,to.

Das 1T etipas, mas Seher baben mub, menn er IeneS
sebens frrR iein pta. Iauienbe iu4en es tdsid unr
ierben, pet iie es nidt fueen. Iauenne pcn Deaare
mernen In ner 9pnung serpfert bieeS ebel gu beet.
ttsen nne bod stett ss elm Mittel fasesen. SBr ga
rantrn, hab electric 8itterS, mad 9pri6rft unp bin
rethenh lan9e sebrau6t, ene CUTE 0erbauung ihafer
unb has nebel fer uncerbaub felt beieitiaen ptrb
gir empfetien electric 8tterS fur Dpspepfa unb all,
tran fbeiten eer eeser, hes Wasens unb Der @eren
irb 5u 90 Sts unb 81 bic 5a&e in her Npctbefe prr
4retG 1tpmpfcn Gr. per fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23

ldrer. sic flnb ausse3sidnet in Der
Wiide unb I'M @atn sefdrbt.
Sdottiids 3epbare aIerleeter Mlobe
in alien Muftera, iOIib sefarbt, 81 3Oll
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine babi6e gluswahl BON 5dctti=
iden gbambrahs 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rcBsr gcrrath bon @lassow Be-
phbrS auer Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
Gpftpu 0ine

/ @enu man irsenb Gtpas fault, ber9efe man
ni9t oab baS Bette immer bas 8iui9fte 1T.
Die Cotton Bloom-Lumus Gin" bat einen
sSeltruf in ieDer 8esiebnns. Dieie @ins iino
in ieoem Cotton. Staate in gebraud. in bsion.
oers grober 8abl aber in Seras. @lan lafe
fi4 fort elm Giriular tonmen bon 8. B.
9ubbarb. 5abrif.Gsent, 70. 9s6 eommerse.
Strafe, Dallas, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
@ei6e 9awns.

29oo Darts Steer, 5air.eoro, ylaib
saDhs, 10 Gents per yarb; Wlar Isilles
bon 12a Gents per garo an; feline
Yiques, IS esnts per garb; DrsB Gum.
er'es, 12A, 1e3 uuO 20 eents; eaalil6e
eamtr'es unb MainfcOta, 36 3pa tseit,
20 Biz 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
Cine 26wens Mutter.

0rau u: yGeben sic nur, tpelGe
Mnitrengunsen bic Grau Oberf ma6t,
I'M lire 3o9ter an ben Wiann 3u
briugen!"
. Grau 9: .Sa. fie tdmpft tuie cine
G6pin, beren Sunses man nj d t
Erqubeu MILF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
q m gifer.

Sd iass Sbneu, bas GIiegsn 1T mbs.
lid. 2aurent in Grantreib bat iieben
grDBere Glhge unternonimen.
= So, ct bat aber babel aud ben
6ats gebro6enl
N6er nur Elm Wal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
81 tntnu SfIs 8

yiepton, Sas., 20. Msai,
1888. - gom Sabre 1863 big 1886,
ungefdbr % Sabre. litt i6 on &beus
lnatismus in Der Siifte. Sd purbe
bur6 ben @ebraud bon Gf. esafobs
Del gebeilt. .-Sb. s. Dobb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
6erausaeber Der uffreien 0reffe .

Bite annoneiren sic in ben Gpalten
Sbres geiddbten 8lattes. baB mir Ngen.
ten fiir st. patrids pilIsn linb, bic be-
iten unb tuirfiamiien 2sbetpillen. Sic
entfernen iddbliAs 5dfte. reinigen bas
8lut unb resuliren Die $bdtisfeit Der
2eber unb Wleren. Sic fnb ii9er, aber
ni9t 3u itart tpirteub unb feblen ME.
Gum Dertauf BET q. gobn & Co., s..
Ralteper 6 6obn uno allen Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23

Gnf Der 8obnungsfn9e.
Wobnungsiu1er: ,Wie es ldbeint
it in Der Wobuung niGt einmal cine
WaferIeitung?"
Mietber; 20. bas lit aud garni9t
notbig, bas Waiier Iduft bier bon ben
Wdnben runter."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
Qawns.

Wir habea iees mebrere bunbert 5tude
amsrifasifden, enBlifden, iriiden, frans
3Sfiden nnb f6wei5er 6ubritats 3ur On.
iidt aus,iesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23

Cine pOultanbise Nuswabl ter neues
fen Muifer gu 12a uno Is Cts. per Darb.
156 Stiide "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iino Muifer fran30iiider aanffs
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Trablinsswaaren in ioliben Gors
Sen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
edottiide 3epbgrs.
Dieie @aaren merben INNER popus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23

8arnaba's amerituniide @insbams
fur Damen, nnb Sinbtr 8leiber, ertra.
fein, 20 Gents.
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ssransSiiitbe 9atius.

Sn Stem Ocrter unb Bcitoner 3eitun.
gen uerben iie NIT 374 unb 33s Gents
per Darb annpncirt. Wir berfaufen
bieielben Duaren in ben id5nifen Wlus
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Ourb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23

~ Gila. uno Strpbbate,
neue fur bic eommeriaiion bel Ban
coat & SDbu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23
Cine unsebsnre gluswabl in oisjsn
Mltifsln.
Stride 9eiuellsenge.

Slouien-esinsn geIfait gropn gres
sineas, 15 Gents; braun 2einea. .gattili
BON 10 esnts an; asinen.g gambriss, SO
@ents big 81. uno Disles anbers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-23

- Der e6ab bon periien III in
Mosfau eingetrOffen.
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qnlerifaniidle @atius .

Sn aeuen f6Snsn Muifern nur 1o
Gents per Oarb.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
THORNTON.

A meeting of the Is. II. Co. Institute and
Library was held in their new room on
Wednesday night last, for the election Of
officers for the coming year, when the
following were elected Prooident, X. W.
Cooper; Vice President, \. Sillr; Finan-
cial Secretary, j. North; Treasurer, j.
Bun ton; Committee, j. Tomlinson. A.
Weston. A, Wcightman; j. North and Il.
Westcott; Cor Secretary, Frank Burton
Janiior x. Coupe, Jr.; Auditors, A.
Wcighiman and +. Ancott; stock Keeper.
A. Wilkinson. The tellers for the eve
ming were +. Ancoit and A. Weightman.
The Institute will DE open to members
daily from !. p. m. 60 10 y. M. except
Saturday then till II y. m, and will be
closed Sundays.
The Loyal Pride Of the Village Lodge
No. 1924 M. 4. /. o. o. T.. held it's usual
meeting last Monday evening, when the
usual routine Of business was gone
through, and two members accepted on
clearance from the Loyal Pride of the
village Lodge. No. 1890 Of Nottingham,
England. The lodge at Thornton has
been opened one year, and has issued It's
first annual balance sheet, which shows
good for n lodge in 40 small community.
Number Of members at start Of Lodge
lG; number nj present, 35-gain 10. The
lodge has paid out $l0j in sickness. and
otherwise has had hard year, yet the
balance in the treasurer's hands realizce
the substantial sum Of $685., which
is very encouraging. There are nj pre-
scnt several propositions for membership
on the books, and no doubt there will be
more iu little while.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Manager Bingham will make n de-
cicd change next week presenting the
Villa combination in the five act drama
East Lynne" The company made n
most pronounced success in this city last
season, and since that time. number Of
improvements have been made In the
personnel of the company, which con.
rists of Agnes Wallace, Sam -. and Lucy
villa, and little Wee. the child actress,
backed up by an excellent support.
Ea-t Lynne 10 ~ be- presented in full, with
the same attention ~ detail that has
characterized all dramatic productions
under Mr. Bingham's management. In
addition 20 the dramatic production,
which will probably run over two hours.
will be presented a first class variety
show. by artists of well known ability.
Mr. Robert Morrow, II the Providence
Opera House, begs 90 announce that on
Norday next. Wy special arrangement
with Mr. William j. Gilmore. of Phila-
delphia. the first production in this city
of n spectacle made famous many years
ago Wy the late James Fisk. Jr.. and
which AZ that time was considered the
most elaborate display of spectacle ever
Witnessed in this country. The engage
neni which IL limited 20 one week, with
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. will
open February llth. "Tbe Twelve
Temptations" will be introduced with an
imposing cast, brilliant costumes. gor-
g~o1s settings and all the accessories
which 90 20 make up description
Tweniy-six tons ~ scenery and proper.
ties. small army of one hundred people.
and everything necessary for a grand
spectacular display the material Of which
10 said 10 involve su expense Of $4,000.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
Horse Car Barn.

The completion Of the new stable on
Hartford street will place the olneyville
line at the head Of the Union Railroad
system, not only in the railroad facilities
which il renders the travelling public.
but the accommodations for the employe
and other properties. The new stable is
a large four story building, ninety three
feet trout and running ninety-o one feet in
the rear and will contain all modern i'm
provements for neatness and despatch.
The first floor will be occupied partly 10y
the foreman's office and the bl6cksmith's
shop. the latter having forges and other
sppur,enGnces OF the latest make. On
the second floor will be situated two
warm and well lighted rooms for the use
~ the employees of the road. The sta
bles, two hundred and fifty in number.
will occupy the greater part Of the first
and second and the whole OF the third
floor. They are large and well venti-
lated, laid with extra heavy planking in
which is placed grooved irons running
.nto drains beneath. The floor winch
connect with sewer pipes, carrying Of
all liquid refuse and keeping the stall
comparatively dry. The fourth floor
will be used entirely for hay and grain.
The cutting machine now in use, which
is run 10y horse power, will be replaced
10y n new one and operated by n motor,
The stables which is now in use will,
without doubt. be torn down and n
building of later style and on n footing
with the new one be erected There il
At present in the barn rome three hun
dred horses, all of whom have better care
from the thirty-hve hostlers employed,
than three-fourths Of the horses used on
public conveyances in other cities. They
are well fed and never overworked. II
IL evident that the company believe in
protection for man AMI beast
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08

Mr.. Aaron Milkman is very sick at his
home on Plainheld street.
f L. Patstone has just improved his
store front 10y new awning.
George Karoli WAS presented with =
bouncing boy, Monday night.
Judge W. A. Phillips WAS recently
elected treasurer Of the Providence Press
Club.
Judge Johnson, Of the Eight District
Court, is principal Of the Harrison street
evening school.
Miss Hattie Roberts was presented
with handsome gold watch 10y her many
friends Monday evening.
The olneyville Dramatic Society pre-
sented sunday evening funny oue.sct
comedy entitled, "Ei list Efersuechtig. )"
John Kelley, the well known clerk at
J, O. San Souci's shoe store, has entered
the employ Of +. J. San souci in Hart
ford.
Mr.. John o'Connell, the popular hat
ter, is established in his new quarters at
1914 High street, Dean x Co.'S. old stand.l
where he will be pleased TO see all his
old customers and many new ones
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
NORTH SCITUATE.

Mr.. Henry Bucklin IL confined 10 bis
home by illness.
The prospects for the resumption of
business AZ the mill here are decidedly
brighter, md there Il now every reason
20 expect that Adams Brothers. u New
Jersey, the owners of the property, who
have allowed their purchase 90 lie idle
for the past two years, will now utilize II
in manner that cannot fail 90 be ~
great benefit 20 the community. The
uncertainty of the election last fall was
said 20 be reason for the delay ia max
ing the necessary repairs 20 the mill and
dam and setting the idle machinery again
ia motion. The Presidential question
having been settled for four years, 20
Adams Brothers satisfaction at least, M
obstacle now appears in the way of again
starting the mill. a trusted employe -
the firm arrived here on Tuesday. and
from him we learn that operations will be
begun at once and will be pushed forward
rapidly until completed. The dam tha,
was washed away in the February freshe,
three years ago will be rebuilt, the mill
repaired, new machinery put IN, aud then
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
Married

The nuptials Of Mr. William II. Temple
and Miss Lorella Lee were celebrated
Wednesday morning at ST. Mary's church,
the Rev. Father Kennedy officiating. The
bride was escorted 10 the altar by Miss
Annie NJ. Lee, Miss Fannie Temple, and
her maid of honor little Miss Carry
Joyce, five years Of age, while Messrs.
Frank Temple and Edward Quinn per-
groom The bride was handsomely at
tired in a white satin dress en- train with
low corsagc, long veil bedecked with
orange blossoms and diamond orna-
ments. The costumes Of the bridesmaids
were of crepe duchene trimmed with
white point lace, while little Miss Joyce
looked particularly charming in be
coming dress Of pink satin. The pre-
sents were beautiful and costly, consist
ing Of god and silver ornaments and
many other useful articles, all Of which
will be highlyprized by the young couple
in their start in life. A reception WAS
held during the day and evening at the
residence Of The brides parents, No. ~
River street, and at midnight the happy
couple departed, amid the well wishes Of
there many friends, 20 take the IL 25
train for New York and an extended
bridal tour. Upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Temple will reside in newly fur
nished house on Point street, this city.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
MANT0N.

Mrs whipple, who resides at the
lsasterbrooks house, is said TO be very i'll.
1t isrumored that George W. white, Jr.
is in Worcester.
Harry Swindells is making some re-
pairs and improvements in his drug store,
Anchor Lodge held well attended
meeting Monday evening. No work was
done but pleasant evening passed,
Mr.. John Lindsey. the we'll known pa
tent medicine dealer, was compelled to
undergo n serious surgical operation las,
Sunday. He is now comfortable
A pleasant social was held in lIoldcn'-
Hall, Wednesday About seventy-fv
people from oncyville. Johnston, Man
ton. and Fruit llill were in attendance
Fred. pryor's orchestra furnished the
music, Refreshments were served.
The ffty-nnth annual ball of the Fruit
lIill Detecting Society will take place in
Holden Hall, Tuesday evening. II is er-
pected that II large party will be present
Baker Brothers orchestra will furnish
the music, and G, l.. Holden will furnish
the supper.
Thomas Farley received this week a
letter purportng 90 come from New Or
leans, and stating that he had drawn
$4,000 in the Louisiana Lottery. For II
few minutes Mr.. Farley INDUCED IN via
ions of wealth, and then Il dawncd on him
that lac was the victim of practical joke
The life and business al Manton IL
in eome degree dependent on the state OF
things AT the Manton mill. For the pas,
year work here has been for the most
part. quiet, only occasional spurts Of good
business having enlivcned the years re.
cord. Now. il is said, things have n
decidedly more promising outlook at this
manufacturing establishment. A large
number of orders have been received
and the mill is now running its fullest
capacity aud overtime. II is thought
that II will continue. too.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
SOCIETY NEWS.

Perseverance Lodge held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening. One new
proposition was considered
Rev. T.. II. Cocroft, Of Manufacturers
Lodge, has been elected Grant Chaplain
Of the Grand Lodge Of Rhode Island
Manufacturers Lodge held meeting
Tuesday evening which was lightly
attended. owing TO the session Of the
Grand Lodge.
Woonasquatucke Encampment held its
regular meeting Monday night. The
attendance was good and one new mem
ber was voted in.
a council Of the Grand Orient was in
stalled in Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday
evening. A large number were present
and Rn election Of officers held.
Branch 399 Catholic knights Of America
held well attended meeting Tuesday
evening, AT which two were initiated and
ane proposition received. Secretary
Murray is still sick.
TIE British American Association met
in Narragansctt Hall for It's regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening. Fifteen new
members were initiated and n committee
appointed 10 make arrangements for a
ball and entertainment 20 be held in
Dyers' Opera House next Friday night
friends of the members were invited IN
very enjoyable entertainment and
supper provided.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08
CHURCH NEWS.


BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Usual services will be held next Sunday.
cottage meeting will be held next
Tuesday evening at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bishop, No. ~ Ford street.
Arrangements are being completed for
reception 10 be given 20 the young
men Of the Sunday school the latter part
Of this month.
CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH.
Rev. George Herbert Patterson, Of
South Portsmouth, will ofciate next
Sunday.
Rev. Joseph VI Hobbs, formerly con-
nected with the Church Of The Messiah,
il visiting friends in this vicinity.
The fifth ia the series Of mothers
meetings was held Thurfday evening al
the close Of which an enjoyable enter
tainment was given AMI refreshments
furnished.
HARRIS AVE. NJ. CHURCH.
Rev. W V. Morrison preached Al the
Swedish Methodist church on Federal
street,
Regular services will be held at the
church next Sunday. Sunday school
in the morning and preaching Wy The
pastor, Rev. W. V. Morrison, in the sf-
ternoon and evening. Two members
were received into this church last sun
day.
PLAiSYIgtD STREET ?. p. cHcRcH.
The Orissa Mission Band connected
with the Plainfeld street Bap,is, sunday
school gave a very interesting concert
last SUNDAY.