The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-14
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Drink the Centrelale mineral waters.
G. l.. Holden a. Co. are having their
large grain wagon painted.
Bishop Harkins will donate n memorial
window TO ST. Thomas church
The Man'onites are looking forward 10
the building of the new bridge.
The warm weather has caused the boys
Of the vicinity 90 do much bathing In the
river.
Jesse Clark who was stricken with "A
shock some time ago In considerably
better.
X. Richardson in selling chamber sets
lumber in them.
John X. lIulmes has begun the con
struction Of an addition 10 his house on
Cbalkstone avenue.
Mrs. Edward Evans has nearly com
pleted her preparation for her visit 10
California and expects 10 stai / next week.
For lumber Of all kinds call Mt the new
lumber yard. 2G7 Harris avenue. near
Broadway. Olneyville. Lowest prices In
Providence.
The old freight depot still hangs on the
bank between the railroad and river.
There are rumors 10 the effect TIA nj IL In
10 be removed.
Anchor Lodge, nj n regular meeting
held Monday evening, worked the first
degree on one candidate. The attend
ance was good.
Warren Holden and James Clark, etu-
dents at the College of Physicians aid
Surgeons, New York City, are spending
short vacation here.
job printing at the TIAEs Office, Olney-
vile. A good notice Of any entertainment
will he gwen in the TIags, II the printing
in done AT this office.
Bishop Clark in his annual address nj
the Episcopal Convention this week
spoke Of ~. Peters church as being In n
nourshing condition.
Considerable indignation IL expressed
In this vicinity over the summary manner
i'm which Mr.. George Calef was dropped
from the Johnston school committee.
An accident ut the Cove last week
caused n cessation OF the demand for
gravel at the bank here for several days.
But now the work Of re6llng has begun
again.
Albert Remingtons family, who have
been sick with diptheria, are now better
except one child, n little girl, who does
not seem 10 recover as rapidly as could
be wished.
In a game of base ball played on the
Junction Flats. Saturday afternoon, the
Monitors defeated the Platts by n score
of Is ~ J.. Six innings were played. IL
In expected that the Monitors will play
the Lymansyille team to- morrow.
The strawberry festival Ia the Belanap
district last Saturday afternoon and even
ing was very well attended. Miss Mary
Bell Searle gave come fine vocal and in
strumen,al selections. A snug sum was
netted by the society.
.On Monday evening a party assembled
the boarding house and enjoyed n
pleasant social time. The gathering was
composed Of the friends of Mrs. Grimley.
who wished to say goodbye previous 10
her departure for Ireland.
While Al work in the Manton Mill on
Friday Of last week Maggie Quinn was
| struck by flying shuttle. She thought
nothing Of the occurrence until the next
| day, when she was taken with violen
| bemorrhage, which threatened serious
results. She IL attended by DR.. worth
and il considerably better.
Albert and Ida Donnagucr of Dyerville,
| aged nine and seven, were dispatched Wy
/ their mother 20 school Tuesday but being
/ seized With n desire 10 see the world they
walked 20 Providence. They we're found
/ on Westminster street by Officer Martin
and were returned home on the horse
/ cars Telegram.
Mrs. Grimley. who runs the factory
boarding house on Norwood avenue,
started ON Tuesday afternoon for New
| York, whence che sailed the next day for
\ Queenstown on the Inman steamer CITY
of Paris." Mrs Grimley will remain In
Ireland for about three months. visiting
her mother and other relatives ia her
native town. Quite number Of friends
went With her 10 For Point. where she
,ook the New York boat, all wishing him
! a safe and pleasant journey.