The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-22

cooling drink, represented by Mr.. Ed
wards. occupy Booth No. I, and the mer
of the world famed Phosa are set forth
by prettly decorated booth. Behind
the counter in booth No. $, the familiar
face Of Abel Reynolds is seen, This
booth is devoted TO the sale by chances
II the famous Sleeper eigar, known as
the "Namesug," named after the famous
old machine and pet Of the boys. This
booth is well patronized by the lovers vi
a good cigar, and So busy is Mr.. Rey-
nolds and his three assistants, Messrs.
Richard Sanderson. Benjsmin Donkersly
and Nelson Anderson sigh with relief
when the gas is turned down each night
Ice cream is dispensed with on the stage
hy host of ladies under the direct ION of
Mr.. Thomas Walsh, while Miss Louisa
Beane has charge Of the tickets in the
box at the right Of the stage The scene
on the stage represents garden. and 10
a person seated in the gallery the scene
on the main floor and stage makes n
fairyland scene.
The flower booth which is situated In
the centre Of the hall is one Of the most
attractive in the fair. The booth Is
we'll filled with exotic plarts and
flowers, and is well patronized as can be
testified 10y the large numbers wearing
fragrant bouttonaires on their coats.
This booth is presided over 10y bcyy Of
charming young ladies in charge OF Miss
Allie Ladd. who has as assistants, Mrs.
Walter Barney Misses Mamie Groves
and Emma Eddy,
In the lower hall dancing is indulged
in 10y the devotees of Terpsichore, Mr.
jeremiah O'Brien being the efficient floor
manager. The shooting gallery, where
prize of 100 cigars is given 10 the per-
son making the highest score each even
ing, is in charge of Mr.. Resolved Water
man.
The interior Of the hall has been ar
ranged in one of the most attractive
styles ever seen in this vicinity over
the stairs is the motto, "Let them bear
the palm that haye won it," while under
meath is the motto. "Welcome," in white
letters on red ground, which is prettily
set of with flags ARRANGED in fan tail
style. Bunting and flags nattily set of
the hall.
GENEROUS GIyERs.
Following Is list of some of those who
contributed To make the fair success
Either, Edward Lawton fish pole,
Thomas Nichols; guess cake, Arnold
lluller; tea and coffee. A. b. Ramsdell /;
two dollara, Susan Lewis; five dollars
each, j. McGovern and Edward Olney;
box Of jewelry, Simon Reyens; two dol.
lars, T.. c. Hale; cigars, John Couley /;
painting, Mrs. W. j. Kerr; gents chair,
East Providence Ladder Go; cash. Chas
A. Brown; pair razors, Nicholas Marks.
one pair blankets each. II. Melvin and
/. 4. Allen American Multiple Fabric
Co; carriage robe Cong1on, Carpent er
x Co.; hanging lamp, 7. and G.. Sawyer;
barrel of flour, n. B. Harris; pair Of
slippers, +. G. Sans Souci; shoes, j. o..
Sans Souci; sled, Combination Ladder
Company; rifle, Morris Myers steel en-
craving, sibley and johnson; silver dish ;
Edward Hirst; dozen photos each, VIM
Mills and Son and A. Swindells; silk
umbrella, s. Eliasi Thanksgiving tur-
key, w. II. II. Barneyj seasons ice, Po-
casset Ice Company; FIVE boxes cigars,
Gibson Holgatej one box cigars each
David O'Donnell, John O'Donnel, John
Hilton.