The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-01
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MT' IAlFlch Nolllhr Allthatu the MINER
aid ball.
George Washington has hat another
birthday.
Mr., Brayton Sweet has recovered from
has illness.
ST. Mary's Cadets will hold a social
March 9Th.
Miss Mary Poo!er i. visiting friends in
Worcester.
Read H. .. Morton's advertisement in
this paper.
Christopher NJ Lee will open a law
Office in this town.
Miss Chapman, OF Westerly, is visiting
friends in this place.
c. J. Wilcox attended the ball in Man
ton, Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Shaw. of Brooklyn Is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Leonard Proctor will attend the
Inauguration at Washington.
The Holman adjustable baby carriage
is for sale at I. K J. Sawyer's.
w, A.H.Grant is agent for Cht,enden's
fertilizers. See advertisement.
The Pequot Social Club held a reunion
in Woods Hall, Tuesday evening
Mr.. Fred wooimancy is employed with
a wall paper firm in New York City.
NJ Z. Howes and friends from Boston.
are visiting his home for IA short time.
picture of the late Michael Tanning
is exhibited in the window Of Fred San
Souci.
The many friends of Miss Sarah Gaunt
are pleased to learn of her speedy re-
covcry.
Il. Allen Swan 4 Co. have begun the
manufacture of policemen's billies at 966
High street
Baked beans aud brown bread every
Sunday morning at Webb's bakery. 1920
High street.
Mr.. Dwight Nettleton IL finding many
purchasers for the new police history for
which he is agent.
c. J. Clahin & Co., 22O Broad street
sell office furniture cheaper than any
other firm in the city
The Olneyville Dramatic Club Ger
mPn) will hold social in their hall on
Bell street, March 4th.
Mr.. George j. West will deliver lee
ture before the Young Mems Literary
and Social Club, March 10.
J. Fred Jerauld, leading tenor Of the
Milton Aborn Opera Company, visited
friends in this town, Sunday.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa-
ton will give a lecture and social in
Dyers' Opera House, March 81
Rev. Father Stewart, of England,
preached at the 10 o'clock mass at st
Mary's church Sunday morning.
Frank Murphy will leave for Chicago |
next week where he has been engaged |
as clerk for "A large dry goods house.
f. c. San Souci arrived home Sunday |
from his Florida trip. He reports an
excellent time in the "land Of flowers"
Judge W. A. Phillips was recently |
elected a member Of the executive com
mittee of the Southern Rhode Island
Press Club.
The Putnam Musical and Social Club |
will hold their first ball in Woods Hall
this evening. Kearns' orchestra will fur
nish the music.
John O'Connell exhibited in his window
the past week the cup won by the Cadet
Fife and Drums Band in the contest with
Parks Continental Band.
In the TINES this week is commenced a
series Of sketches Of the careers of some
Of our business men. They will doubtless
prove interesting toour reader.
A buggy driven by and belonging 10
George Aldrich, was demolished Monday
afternoon by the wheel catching in the
car track at the foot Of Plainfeld street
Aldrich was thrown in the mud but clung
to the reins and no runaway occurred.
On Tuesday morning as Superinten-
dent of Hydrants Harris was thawing
sut frozen hydraut at the corner Of
Plain6eld street and Smith avenue the
ice became thawed more quickly than be
expected and he wa9 thoroughly drenched
by the sudden gush Of water.
A boy by the name Of James Cleary
broke through the ice on the river near
the National worsted Mills, At 3 O'CLOCK
Sunday afternoon. and was rescued 10y
his companions. About an hour later
John Brady and John Parsons, who were
skating near the same place, broke
through the ice but escaped, wet and cold.
A fire was discovered just before six
o'clock W ednesday afternoon in the win
dow Of T. T. Aliens dry goods store, on
High street. The alarm WAS quickly |
sent ana responded 20 by the fremen.
who deluged the stock with water and
soon had the fire under control. The loss
TO stock and building will not exceed
1920 both % which are fully insured
The FIRE originated by some light fabrics
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