The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-05-03

j.. Webb is about TO start branch
bakery at Manton.
J. ]. Madden. Of New York. visited
friends in town this week.
Pants for 81 and suits for $40 at II.
krohne's, $50 High street.
The Armory Hall restaurant has adopt
ed the 81 meals for $3.50 plan.
Conductor Frank Brown attended the
May Breakfast at oaklawn, Wednesday
morning.
The new curbing for Perry street has
arrived and will probably be placed in
position soon.
The Union Aid Society cleared about
SIS by their May breakfast and evenings
entertainment.
The case of Nelson T. Bennett VS. Ell
/. Chace was non suited in the supreme
Court Wednesday.
Most ofthe q. A. r. men in this vicinity
attended the reception at Infantry Hall,
Thursday evening,
A couple from Fall River were married
at the residence of Rev. J. V. osterhout
Thursday morning.
The Andrew Green farm on the Plain
field Pike will be sold at public auction
next Friday afternoon.
J. G. Irons, of Putnam, Conn, for
merly owner of the Scituate mail route.
was in town Thursday.
C. IL. Deacon, the Plainfeld street shoe
dealer, has placed new sign on the
front Of his place of business.
Mr.. Charles Hohler and Miss Celia
Wilcox were married in Providence,
April Both. by Rev. DR. Vose
Charles W Calder had the misfortune
to cut his foot quite badly with broad
axe last Wednesday afternoon
The pleasant weather of the past few
days is reminder that Spring has got
here in fact as well as in theory.
Miss Della Tanning, an operative of the
Delaine mill, was found dead in her bed
at her home on Delaine street, Thursday
morning.
William Young, Johnston milk ped
dler. was kicked 10y his horse in the right
leg on Messer street Thursday morning
and badly injured
w. +. Hunt, the halter on Market
square, Providence, and resident of
Manton avenue, is enlarging his store to
double the original size.
Miss S. L. Ainsworth's millinery
rooms, 1000 High street, is popular
place of resort for ladies seeking the
latest styles in head wear.
The popularity of the Stonington r. X.
as mode of going to and from the city
continues TO increase as people realize
how much time can be Saved.
st. James Church, on Gesler street,
have recently purchased a lot on Broad
way opposite Andrews street, where they
intend 90 erect new house Of worship.
The May Breakfast by the Union Aid
Society, on Wednesday morning, was
we'll patronized. II bids fair TO become
AS popular an institution as that at Oak
lawn.
Read the advertisement of Wetherell *
Pierce. the Providence shoe sellers, found
in another coldmn. These gentlemen
have the goods and know how to adver-
tise them.
The Rough and Ready Base Ball Club
have arranged game with the Brown
University team, which will take place
on the grounds Of the latter club next
Thursday afternoon.
The Rough and Ready Ball Team had
practice game with a picked nine on
their Plainfeld street grounds, Tuesday
afternoon, and the coming iremen's
champions showed up well. The suits
are expected TO be ready this week.
Mr.. Joseph Hiberts and Miss Abbie
Galloway were united in marriage Mon
day evening at st. James Church, by
Rev. Mr.. Rice. In the evening recep-
tion was held at the residence of the
brides parents on Pope street. Mr.. and
Mrs Hiberts will reside on Manton ave-
nue..