The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
Miss May Ryan has returned to Fall


George Baker is at home on short
vacation.
Furniture. carpets. tin ware, &c. AT I.
and J. Sawyer
Christopher W. Lee visited friends .n
this town Saturday.
J. Z. wattelong is employed on Bakers
Illustrated Monthly.
The TNEs circulation is growing in a
most satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Oscar Darling has entered the EN-
ploy Of Calef Brothers, OF Providence.
Mr.. Knowlton formerly in the drug
business here, is now in Worcester Mass,
Frank MeElroy is temporarily en-
ployed al Pa,stone's store on Mantou
avenue.
Fred Gerald is making big success
with the Milton Aborn Opera Company
IN Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bromley, Of John
ston, are the happy parents of daugh.
ter bonn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Tefll, Of plaiu6eld
street, were entertained last Sunday 10y
friends at Newport.
c. J. ClaAin y Co.. 220 Broad street.
sell office furniture cheaper than any
other fTm in the city.
Try the High Stree Wall Paper Store.
227 Higl, street, Providence, il you are
in need Of wall paper.
Harry Johnston, clerk AT patstone's
grocery store, is confined 10 his home 10y
a severe attack of sciatica.
Miss Mabel Perry, Of Wei ster, Mass.
rs m town visiting at the residence Of Mr..
c. p. Johnson, on Vine street.
DR.. O'heefe was general floor director
and led the grand march at the Emerald
Ball In Infantry Hall last evening,
Moses O. Darling, formerly of this
place and lately in the market business
on Broad street, made an assignment
Mrs Annie Scrutton Hough read at
the annual reception Of Cavalry Com
mandery held in the Masonic Temple,
Providence, Tuesday evening,
4 good sized audience attended the
canta'a Under the Palms" given under
the auspices of the Harris Avenue NJ. T..
church, Wednesday evening.
One Of the teamsters employed to
assist the officers ia making raids had
his hand badly crushed while loading n
barrel Of the prohibited into his wagon
Mr.. William Exley, Of this place, who
has been employed in the lumber bust
ness at West Branch, Michigan. for the
past ten months, returned home Monday.
George w, Austin, collector for the
John Hancock Insurance Company, was
bitten on the back ~ the hand 10y a dog
ON Chafiee street, Wednesday afternoon.
j. O. Sans Souci 4 CO., the popular
shoe sellers. have word 10 say 20 the
i'h'A'lN 'l lut L lNIN lIl hublhfI tblNilils
Sans Souci's ads. are always spicy Read
his one.
The Putnam Musical and Social Club
held a well attended meeting Tuesday
evening. Three propositions for mem
bership were received and preparations
were made for the coming ball. The
balance of the evening was passed with
recitations and music.
Mr. Charles T.. Shacklcton and Hiss
Nellie Burke were united in marriage
Tuesday by the Rev. X J. Sullivan. a
reception was heId at the residence Of
the brides parents, whore many presents
were received The happy couple then
lepsrted on an extended wedding tour.
The ProhiLitionists Of Johnston held a
well attended meeting Wednesday even
ny i'm the school-house on Brown street.
stephen Oluey was elected chairman and
G.. W Place, secretary. Delegates were
then chosen 10 the State Convention as
olows: Emory Litlle6rld, Byron d.
Remington, Victor Horton, Darius Eddy,
Charles Calder and j. G. Fox.