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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15
grad uating Mr.. Besne Procured a situa

grad uating Mr.. Beane Procured situa
situated upon the presen, site of che City
Hall in that city, where be remained for
some time aud then returned 10 Merino.
lie soon after entered the employ of Taft
4 Aldrich, who carried on business in
the store now occupied 10y Na,hsn b.
Harris on olneyville square, where he
remained for over a year leaving To con-
meet himself with the firm Of Rice &
Hayward. the well known bakers. After
eading an unsettled life Cor many years
AMI realizing the maxim that "a rolling
stone gathers no moss" Mr.. Beane enter
"a the real estate business 1872, in con-
nection with Mr.. Pearce under the firm
name of pearce X Beane. occupying an
'ihce in Builer Exchange whore they
remained NATL the dsasterous financial
panic in 1873. which caused the downfall
{ many n staunch business mau. lie
hen obtained employment in whole
>ale grocery on Broad!street remaining
until 1877 when he again entered bust
ness for himself at the present place on
Plaindeld street, carrying a large supply
feggs which he wholesaled to the trade
Early in 1875 the coal and wood business
was added and later in the year opened
the publ lea well equipped livery stable
which has since been in constant demand
This sudden increase of business neces-
STATED better accommodation and in SS7
lease was obtained for term of years
md large building erected two hundred
feet long. which extends from street to
street. Here MIR. Beane has ample accom-
nodations for the large business which
aow occupies much of his valuable time.
Mr.. Beane's public life has been one of
onstant activity in politics straight
Republican. A chairman of the Repuh-
lican Town Committee for twelve years
lc has Infused prascworthy activity
into that body, member of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, for
'ome years Highway Commissioner for
District No. l Of Johnston and is now
'erving his second year in the town
ouncll. A II society man Mr.. Beane
occupies the chair of Grand High Priest
the State Encampmcnt of Odd Fellows !;
X Chancellor Commander Of lvanhoe
Lodge X. Of p; Vice President of the
Fruit Hill Detecting Society; and is deep
y interested in the welfare and success
If the Rough and Ready Fire Co. where
he holds the position of Frst Assistant
Foreman With all the duties which
these offices impose upon him, Mr. Beane
inds time 10 be II staunch f'i,nd, n genial
companion and n loving father,yet withal
I thorough business man whose in
tegr'ty is admired 10y his many acquain-
anCes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15
Lodge keecption.

After the usual routine Of business on
Monday evening the members ofPeabody
Lodge. Sons of 81. George. rendered a
reception to their lady friends. Refresh
ments were served and the following
programme rendered: Organ recital. Il
Newton; solo, George Lawton; reading,
=. =. Halstead; harmonica solo. Fred
Vicks; address, z. T. Hurst; reading
c. II. Taylor; solo. Miss l.. Beaton; solo
James Rylands; reading. p. Z. Broad
field; solo. Miss l.. Bcaton; address. =. =.
j. Leigh; solo, James Rylands: reading,
John Haywood; solo, Miss Moody; har
monica solo. Fred Nicks; solo, Miss
Chadwick; reading, =. =. Broahdeld; /;
reading, Mr.. Il. Chapman; solo, j. II
Taylor. The company then dispersed
with the singing of Auld Lang syne.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15
business Men.

The members of the Olneyville Bust.
ness Mems Association met in session
Monday evening for the transaction of
regular business and the semi-annua
lection of officers. The treasurer's pre-
~ented "A report showing Il balance of
Sl0.dl IN the treasury. The president
hen appointed Messrs. Ftzsimmons.
Wmtelcy, and Donnelly TO act as nomina-
ing committee with the following result :
President. w. l.. Whipple; vice presi-
ieai, W. A. IL Grant; secretary, w. d.
uarrisi treasurer, George +. Beane /;
Necutivc committee. Samuel Whiteley
Thomas Walch, Robert Melvin. Mr.
Harris declined the honor Of reelection
ps secretary for second term and pre-
,pnted the name of Mr. Filzsimmons 10
serve in his stead. The gentlemen were
hen unanimously elected Upon the
motion of Mr.. Walch it WAS not voted to
present the retiring president. Mr.. Ken
nedy, with the gayel which he had used
Turing his term o. office after il had been
appropriately engraved. Mr.. Kennedy
responded IN brief speech thanking the
members Of the association for the aasis-
ance they had rendered him during his
term of office. Mr.. Kennedy then ex
p!ancd TO some length the methods of
he Roger Williams Saving aud Loan
Association and hoped that public
meeting would soon be held that it's ben
fits night be more generally un
ierstood II was voted 10 hold select
ocial after the Lenten season and
he following gentlemen were appointed
NJ an arrangement committed w. ID.
Harris. president; f. Fiizsimmone.
ecretary; g. +. A. Bcane, treasurer;
W. l.. Whipple, J. T.. Kennedy, J,
Walch; .Whiteley, =. Walch R.E.Mel-
lin. The Association then adjourned
until the 2jth.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

PLA1NFfELD FREE BAPTIST CHURCH
Next Sabbath the ordinance Of Baptism
will be administered AZ the close of the
preaching service AT II a. m. At seven
IN the evening the pastor will give an
Illustrated sermon. Subject. "Thc Mis-
ing Man" The evening service IA held
n the audience room for the better ac-
~ommodation Of the large number that
attend. Come with us and we will do
you good.
BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH.
A very interesting Sunday school con-
cert will be gwen Sunday evening. All
are invited
The fine weather Of last Sunday
brought out large congregations during
the day. AZ Sunday school there were
1913 present
Mr. Appleton, chaplain for the Dex-
ter Asylum, for the past twenty-eight
years, preached last Sunday afternoon e.
a large congregation.
CHURCH oF TIE MESSIAH.
Lenten services will be held a. usual
during next week.
Rev. Samuel II. webb will preach next
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Row. samuel Smelling will preach at
the 8 O'Clock service this evening.
Rey. Mr.. Murray. Of ST. Johns
Church, Ashton, preached Sunday even
ing 90 a large audience.
Dr.. Taber Swartz gave the Grst Of
course Of emergency lectures in the
Guild room on Monday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15
MANT0N.

George Miner IN i'll at his residence.
Ira Evans has retired from business.
Henry Wade has just finished n new
iolin.
Daughters Of Rcbeccl will hold 40
rial Monday night.
Albert Bottomlcy isa candidate for al
mission to the Forcsters.
A. o. Coates has had his wagons
painted by William Cram.
Peter Henry has been obliged TO leave
his work on account Of sickness.
Court Lyman, A. o. T., held well at
ended meeting Tuesday evening.
John Mumford, of Olneyville, has
pcned market in Coates Block.
Faith Lodge has purchased piano
from Stenert Bros, Of Providence.
Faith Lodge, Daughters of Rebccca
was instituted Wednesday evening.
The employees Of C.L.IIodcn 4 co. will
hold masquerade social March 80.
Ambrose Higgins is making prcpar-
atoms for the erection Of n new house.
Edward Grady went 60 Hartford on
Wednesday where he will make his
luture home.
Samuel Price Of this place was fined
81 aud costs for drunkenness nj the
Eighth District Court, Sunday
Mr.. Herman Mowry, Loss dnisber at
he kimball Mills. has removed 90 the
Lonsdalc Co's. house in Johnston.
John IIcaly Boss, weaver at the
Lyinansyille mill, has given up his posi-
ton and will remove 30 Wanskuck.
Anchor Lodge held very interesting
meeting Monday evening. The second
md third degree was conferred upon
Leroy a. White and Marcus ". Bullock
Wallace Bruce the poet orator, lect-
ured in the Central Baptist church,
Providence, Monday evening for the
benefit Of the Baptist chapel fund Of this
place.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15

AZ The Democratic caucus held in the
Council Chamber. Oll Fellows Building
Friday evening the following gentlemen
were elected az delegates % the Demo
cratic State Convention: Frank Canning
2. j. Collins. &. q. Kranich.D n. O'Brisn.
W. /. Brown aud 5. l. Groves. As
members of the Town Committee were
elected H. b. Wool. John Rabbit G. q.
krauich Frank Canning ~ Hanley,
=. j. Collins, " l. Brown 5. Z. Groves,
j. McGoyern au1 y w. OBrieu A large
number were present and satisfactory
results are anticipated
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II. nAtriCk'. naN.

Chief MARSHAL John O'Connell, has
appointed the following gentlemen AZ
his assistants in the parade on ST..
Patr,ck's Day. Chief of Staff-Thomas
call, n, Stan-Michael Fitzgerald. Dennis
J. McCarty, Thomas l.. Cox, Michael
Sweeney, Michael McHale, John IL.
Walch Aids-William O'Bren, T.. ID
McGiun, j. j. Rirwin. Michael Green
Patrick Crotiy, j. Gahan. Daniel
OCouuell. c, +. O'Neil IA. J. Degnan, j.
V. Mcdonald, William Clancy, j. 4.
Farrell, VI. d., James NJ Corcoran,
Patrick Nc Quinn. Patrick +. Cannon,
p. J. Collins. Patrick Reilly, James II
Coffee and u. T.. O'Neil. The line will
he formed opposite headquarters, 9S
Wrybosset street, and proceed up West
minister street to the Cathedral After
The service the line will march up High
10 the lloyle Tavern, counter march
lown High, through Fcnncr, Broad AID
Weybosset To Market square, where il
will bc dismissed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15
BUSINESS MEMS SKETCHES.
Georg .. 4. Beane.

Foremost among the prominent busi-
ness men in Johnston stands George IA.
Beane, the subject of our sketch. Born
at scliua,e, X. /. in l5iJ, Mr.. Bs.ne
received the bring.ngup Of farmer lad.
attending school in the winter and IN
summer assisting his father with the
many duties connected with the spring
sowing and the autumn rea ping. After
the death of his father in 1862, Mr. .Beans
continued bis education, having entered
the Lapham institute, AMI occupied his
spare time assisting the local farmers
with their work. In 1865 Mr.. Beane
obtairel employmsn, ia the counting
room Of a gr,c 'ry situated In the village
of aerino and soon after entered scho.
fields Commercial College, where he had
purchased scholarship, and soon be-
came conyersant with the principles
which conriiu,. business life. Af,sr
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The event of the season n announced al
the Providence Opera House next week
when the'eminent tragedians. Booth aud
Barrett will present the following repor-
tore: Monday aud Tuesday evenings,
"The Merchant ~ Venice !" Wednesday
evening, Julius CesarT Thursday and
FriIsy evenings, "Othelloj Saturday
matinee, "IIamlet;' Saturday evening,
double bill, "rhe FOOLS Revenge" aud
"YOrick's Love" The same scenery will
be used In the production of these plays
a. was u-ed in New York, Philadelphia
Boston. Concerning the production ~
Julius Cesar" the following In said
The scenery for the production of julius
Cassr' by Edwin Booth aud Lawrence
Barrett, IL not only elaborate in detail
but historically and classically correct.
In the Capitol in act third IL found n
relizatiOn ~ Gerome's great painting.
The Dsatl of Cesar" r. is very m ass
i've and severe, constructed In semi
circle. while the entire stage gives the
effect of an amphitheatre, the Senators
being elevated upon circular platforms.
In the garden scene in the second act.
there IL weird night effect showing the
terrace and distant foliage. In this act
there il also a Roman interior showing
cssar's palace. Tue ffth act shows the
sI'erior and interior Of Bru,us tent a.
sardis Act ,iIth is the battle field on
the Plains of Phllippi.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15

Court O,ueyyii.e held a well attended
meeting last Friday evening. one pro-
position was received and one new mtm-
bsr initiated. Three members were
reported ou The sick let.
Peabody Lodge. Sons Il S. George
held their regular meeting on Monday
evening one candidate wac initiated
and three Propositions received. y. p,
r. r. H,lgson was appointed 10 confer
with the Rev TIL Crocroft in reference
20 preaching a sermon on 81. George's
day
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Mrs. Henry is visiting friends in woon.
socket.
George Kelley visited his.old home last
sunday.
Mr. George Leonard is visiting friends
in Montreal.
George Holbrook visited this town
last Sunday.
Lewis Wilson visited friends in this
town last week
James Collins visited friends in Paw
tucket, sunday.
Miss TIME Briggs it visiting with
friends in Boston,
Mr.. B. Lockwood is visiting friends in
Warick this week
Mrs. Emma Pearce is i'll at her resi-
drnce o. Valley street
George Williams spent sunday with
his parents in Fall River
samuel Case, Of Philadelphia, is visit.
ing his cousin in this place.
c. II. Baker has entered the employ Of
A. II. Field x Co.. Providence,
p. Mulaney has left town ami accepted
a position in Il Fall River mill.
Local democrats ar, preparing to hold
a grand rally in the near future.
Mrs. Wilson AMI son are visiting
friends in North Attlebro. Mass.
Why not locate the proposed Soldiers
lone in Johnston 1t has it's advantages
Mr.. William Martin, who has been III
for some time past is improving rapidly
James Morgan has retu'ned after Il
weeks vacation which he passed in Bos-
ton.
James Mckenna, who has been i'll for
some time, has sufficiently recovered to
be out.
William Deignan will soon make i'm
provemeuts to his building on Dclalnc
street.
Active preparations are being mad,
for the erection Of a new building on the
square.
The Business Mems sketches in the
TIMES are proving quite interesting
reading.
The new tea snSa will he at 1912 High
street, opposite sawycrs house furnish
ny warehouse.
J. Holden, the Plainfeld street grocer,
has placed new delivery team on the
road this week.
A heavily loaded team belonging to
Conners Bros. broke down Friday evening
on Valley street.
Mr.. S. b. Lewis, of Hartford, was in
town Monday and experienced happy
results in his line.
Mr.. George Lincoln, the representative
Of large Chicago manufacturing house,
was in town Monday.
Franklin Healey has gone to New York
where he has connected himself with a
.arge wholesale house.
Edwin J, San Souci, who spent few
days last week with his brothers here,
has returned TO Hartford.
DR.. Bowen Pearce is rejoicing in the
recovery f his stolen property and will
leave for Worcester on Monday,
Mrs Frank Rathburn has r.turpad :,
her home in Newark after "A short visit
with friends on Plainfeld street.
John Mumford. who has run a narkc,
for the past months on Plainf,ld street.
has removed his business to Mauton.
Look out for big preInts with good
tea, coffee and bakinsSswder. when the
Union Pacific Tea Co. open next week.
s,,,.ral % "a, d.. 90 t,,.s,...,.
youth are struggling with base bal
mus'aches,-the nine on a side species.
Next week No. 1912 High street. di-
rcc,ly opposite SaNxTs house furnish.
ing warehouse. wIhs openel IA tea
store.
The Union Pacific Tea Co. Of 239
Westminster street and 2j7 High street.
open a branch st|eNn Olneyville next
week.
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&. j. Claan & Co., 22D Broad street
-ell office furniture cheaper than any
other firm in the city.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-15

Elmer Eaton, Of Wauregan' Conn IN
N'si''hg AVS parents IN Johnson
The Patent Adjustable Baby Carriage
is for sale at I. \ j. Sawyers'
j. +. Wattslong spent part oflast week
on business trip to East Greenwich.
L. Nicholson is selling groceries at
very low prices. See advertisement.
Mr. Perry sherman is making some
Improvements on his houses in Johnson.
Hugo Jeambey made business trip
TO the outskirts of the town ON Tuesday.
Daniel Bucklev. formerly with Herman
krohne. has accepted position in Phil
adrlphia.
/ 4. Au.,.,I. tbs local i,y.l.r. j.
expected to return home from Florida
his week.
At Howe the stokes street painter
has taken "A partner ara the firm is now
Howe x Bowen.
James 4 NrG,,fy. f,r,ne,ly with \
$ Church. is employed as salesman by
herman Krohne.
william WsIcb l. ,l,o,t to enter into
the fruit and confectionery business, in
rwitchels block.
Tine I,ni,r p,,i6. T.,.C, If pr,vi
l.r.. laro ,,,oo ,l,. .,,,,,. tn, :,
smiths new block.
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Bro,,,yn after a pIeasont visit with
i.,,p1s nm ui.,b strr.t
Frank Epr.na G,rlpa, and Miss Flora
L. French were united in MARRIAGE ines
lav. bv E.v. Mr. Cocror,
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Providence 10y Olive Branch Lodge.
J. O. Sans Souci x Co. have Just
purchased a big bankrupt stock OF shoes
m Hartford Look ont for bargains.
The rp,iIs or tba Jobns,on Ibgb
school are nreparinc to is.ue q month";,
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Entertainment No. 2.

The second fortnightly entertain.
ment kiven by the members and
friends ofthe Congregational church
took place at Iloard's Hall last
Thursday evening, and was a de.
cided success, financially rs well as
socially. Following is the program
of the evening:
Song-"Calyary" - Miss Lille
Stewart and chorus.
Exhortation-Peter Tompson.
Song--"I Love to Sing-Virgie
and Edna Grothe.
Recitation-"The Storm'-Miss
Bertha Wharton.
Song-"SaiIiug" - Miss Addie
Feazell and chorus.
Speeeh-"Soap"-Dr. Wharton
lntermission for refreshments and
chance to solve the "Pigs in Clio.
yer" puzzle. A prize was given 10
the champion, which was won by
Newton Millender.
Relationship Bad Girl--Miss
Jean Holt.
Instrumental Qpartette-Dr Stur.
gill, Will Ferguson, Chas. Thorn.
son and Wilson Griffith.
Recitation--"Thc Farmer Boy
Leonard Howell.
Recitation--s'Urius Green and
Ills Flying Machine"-John Stroth.
er.
Song-"Dream Of Love"-Miss
Ida Afillender.
The net proceeds amounted to
St5.05.
The committee appointed 20 ar.
range for next entertainment 20 be
given on the evening Of Jdne 9th, is
composed Of Miss Addie Feazell,
Miss Lille Stewart and Chas.
Thomson.
The proceeds Of the next enter
tainment will be taken to purchase
new books for the choir.
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May as, 1859.
Cove Gnn. M. Yn.

Ed. ADvAScK:-Health in this vi.
cinity is good at present. Our citi-
zens can boast OF having the most
heathiul district in the county, ms
there is but one physician in this
part of the county and his practice,
owning to the exceedingly good
health of the people. is so small that
were he not engaged in some other
business he would soon have trouble
in keeping away the wolf from the
door"
Should any Of your readers desire
to visit summer resort they would
do well to come this way.
Mr.. {. w. Fraley lost yoke OF
fine oxen last week by leaving them
fastened to tree near where he had
been blowing. They became en-.
tangled in the chain and were both
dead when Mr.. Fraley returned from
his dinner.
Mrs. Rancy is having the steam
mill at this place removed to Big
Laurel.
A. ] Morrison's school on Lick
Creek will close the 10th Of June
More anon.
OK.
May II, 1850.
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The election Is over. Burgess is
judge. and the weather Is pleasant.
Rev. Nicholas, of Guyandotsc.
preached two very able sermons in
the Baptist church, here. Sunday.
A gentleman from Texas has been
here all week with a drove OF horses
and mules.
w. B. Garrett. the Republican
candidate for President Of the Board
of Education, was only beaten by 90
votes.
+. 6. Reed passed through town
Thursday en- route for Huntington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson died a,
her home just above town, Monday
afternoon, after an illness Of several
weeks.
Prof. Osburn refused to make the
race for County Superintendent
and Frashcr had no opposition.
Judge G. g. Burgess Is Just Ms Jolly
since he became Judge as he was
before. He will make good Judge.
Mrs. James F:izzell went to Hun.
tington this week.
Nis> Dcsic Nnftsty gave birth.
day party, Wednesday evening,
which was a very enjoyable affair.
Andrew keyscr has had his hoasc
painted and several improvements
made recently.
Anderson Walker has had a tin
roof put ON his house this week.
The fishing season is about over
and the loafers just loaf.
Tuesday and Wednesday were
quite cold for the time of year, but
we suppose the cold spell was caused
by the "cold shoulder" being so
abundantly turned upon some Of
the candidates.
We have only been in town apart
Of the week, and consequently can
not furnish much news, but we will
try to do better next week.
LATER.-Sincc writing the above
we have received the grades Of last
weeks examination which are as fol.
lows: +. =. Lester. So; J. B. Me-
Clure, IS; Mrs. Era Burgess, n;
B; w. Mcclure, 81; ]. b. Fuller,
IS.
SILvERsipE.
A.y - &C.
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Electric Bittcrs.

This remedy Is becoming so well
known and 50 popular ms TO need NO
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise.--A purer medicine does not ex-
list and IL Is guaranteed To do all that
IL claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and other affections caused by impure
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Constipation and Indigestion try Elec-
trio Bitters-Entire satisfaction guar
anteed. or money reiunded.--Pric "a
cts. and 90 per bottle ut J. IL. Mil.
lender & Co.'s store.
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a small time book belonging to
w. 4. Stewart was lost On Monday
or Tuesday OF last week. The hook
contained orders on Burgess 4 Ma.
pier to the amount Of twenty dol
lars and orders on ]. n. M!llcnder
x Co. amounting to twenty-two
dollars aud fifty cents. The finder
will please leave the book ut this of.
flee. or hand il to the owner, and
receive a liberal reward.