The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-08


Wednesday.
Mason Reed is making a visi, to his
relatives i'm Canada.
L. \. Baker leaves for trip through
the state on SATURDAY.
Miss Annie Day has returned from
short visit with friends in Newport.
Abel Willy, who hal leg ampu,a,ed
some few weeks ago, has 50 far recnvered
as to be up,
st. Mary's Temperance Cadets gave a
we'll attended social Tuesday evening in
Woods Hall
George Anderson, Of Taunton, visited
his parents, who reside in this town
sunday last
CO Claain n Co. 30 Broad street,
sell oai,a tura'tur' cheaper than any
other firm in the city.
The Thalia Dramatic Cllb held well
attended social in S,okes's Assembly
rooms Tues lay evening.
Mrs. James Richards and daughter
have gone 20 visit friends in the South
and will remain until late in the season.
+. A. Baker, general agent for Hen
bricks Cough syrup. who has been
suffering from a severe cold. is out again
James Hauley, the well known driver
for DDukersley 4 Cough. has just re
covered from severe attack Of throat
trouble
Misses Mabel and Gertie Phillips will
leave town Monday for Philadelphia,
where they will remain for some time,
visiting friends.
Among those who witnessed the inaug
ural At Washington were Messrs. George
+. Beane, Harlan Page, Charles r. Ioh-
Ter and W. II H. Barney
A fine pastel picture of the late Arthur
Lapham is exhibited in the window of
Fred San Souci. William Edmondson.
Of Johnston, is the artist.
Mrs. James Morrison and son, of De-
troit, Michigan. who have been visiting
with Mrs. Joshua Milner on Arnold
street, have returned home.
w. A. IL Grant has begun the erection
of new building, 1910 feet, at his
Manton avenue coal yards. The building
will bc used for hay and grain storage.
Mr.. Everett Nicholson, the popular
young clerk at Parker's drug store, was
the fortunate winner of fine silk um-
hrella at the Sons of Veterans fair in
Riverside last week.
While slightly under tie influence of
tie ardent, Monday evening, an unknown
man fell into the sewer at the foot of High
street. lie was fshcd out in rather di-
lapidated condition, and departed on his
way much the worse for wear.
About twenty couple gave "a pleasant
surprise party 10 Charles A. Bates, a.
his residence on Princeton street, last
Friday evening. The host soon rallied
from his surprise and an enjoyable eve
ming passed with games and social
conversation,
"Dr.' Bowen Pcarce has recently sus-
tanned "A severe loss. His hitherto faith
ful travelling companion has departed
hence and taken with him the doctors
bag containing large stock of medicine
and some change. II is very evident
that Bowen is too condding for his own
good.
Mr.. Harlan Page, who returned from
Washington Wednesday evening. reports
a very enjoyable trip. Mr.. Page arrived
in Washington Saturday morning, thereby
having time TO visit the places OF interest
before the real crush began. On his
return stop over was made in New
York, for the transaction Of business.
\ meeting in the interest Of woman's
suffrage will be held in odd Fellows
Hall, Olneyyillc, Friday evening, March
5, at 1870, when Mrs Louise Tyler, state
organizer, will organize "A woman's
suffrage league These leagues are com
posed Of men and women, who meet for
the study Of the political questions Of
the day. All are cordially invited