The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-08

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/ Foresters' Hall next Friday evening
John f Kelley. formerly employed at
J. o. San souci's, left for Hartford Mon
day.
sc. Prentice, clerk at w. L. whipples.
! spent last Sunday at Danielsonylle,
/ Conn.
John Hebien left town Monday for
Maine whore he has gone TO purchase
lumber.
Judge W. A. Phillips and Waldo NJ .
Place visited Boston on business Tuesday
afternoon.
A gentleman on Piainieli street adver-
tises some fine Collie dogs for sale in the
TINES this week
Mr.. Rodney f. Dyer, of this place.
was elected a member of the Board Of
Trade on Tuesday.
Louis lIohler won the eighty dollar rifle
at the Grand Army fair in Providence
last week. 1t is beauty.
The lee cutting began at the Pocasset
Reservoir, Monday; the ice was eight
inches thick, and of excellent quality.
DIR. f. A. Twichell has changed his
hall on High street, formerly occupied by
the Olneyville Cadets, into tenements
Dan O'Brien, formerly employed at
Cotton, Van zile & Mu'vey's, in the city.
has entered the employ ofJ. O. San souci
Miss Susie McIntyre, of Johnston, who
has been in Mt. Sterling, Illinois, for
some time past, is expected home in the
spring.
A complimentary banquet will be ten
derei to District Deputy John O'Keefe,
X. Of L., of this place, at the Central
Hotel tomorrow.
The j9th ball Of the Fruit Hill Detec-
ting Society comes off at Holden's Hall,
Manton, February 18th. Many Olney-
willie people will attend
George A. Johnson, the manager of
Talbot Il Co.'S store, has been in Fall
River and Worcester this week, buying
goods for the spring trade.
Kitchen barrooms is the reason given
10y the Town Sergeant Of Olneyville for
the great increase of drunkenness and
violations Of the law.-Telegram.
Mrs Elizabeth Tunnecife, mother Of
the well known operate soprano. Miss
Emma TunneclfIe, was severely injured
10y fall on Plainfeld street, Monday
evening.
Olneyvile merksmen carried off the
honors in the shooting line at the slocum
fair. l.. q. Hohler took the prize, a
Peabody rifle, making 147l bulls eyes
and Doc Webster scored 1881.
George F. Beane has taken the contract
tor removing the old Kelly burying
ground on Arnold street. and commenced
work Tuesday. Mr.. Harlan Page will
erect a large building on It's present site
Mr. Charles d. Owens. one Of the for
mer owners of the famous Sachem, is
having another forty-fve ton yacht built
Boston. She will be centreboard in
model.
At DR.. T. r. Rowe's Office, in Irons
Block. may he found the new "Unbreak-
able Base" for artificial teeth. Instead Of
the brick red Of ordinary rubber plates it
has perfect gum color and is warranted
not TO split, costing no more than ordi-
nary rubber plates,
w. s. Brown and family, Of Laban
street. have the sincere sympathy Of the
community in the loss Of his little boy,
who died suddenly Of liphtheria Sunday
The child was sick only twenty hours,
the dread disease assuming It's worst
form and battling the skill Of the physi-
clans.
John lie Vogue, employed in the spin
ming department at Fletcher's mill, met
with a painful accident Monday after
noon 4 ring which he wore on his third
finger was caught by some portion Of the
machinery, and the finger was so badly
lacersted as 20 make amputation noces.
sary. DR.. Edwards performed the oper-
alton.
William Ballanger was presented SAT-
urday evening with an easy chair. slip
pers and smoking set by the employees Of
the Atlantic Mil who have been employ
ed under his charge, the occasion being
that Of removing from his present posi-
| tion of second hand 10 a similar one In
, the American Worsted Mills. ~ woon-
socket
A pleasant social party was held on
Monday evening az the residence II
Augustus Eddy. the well known express.
man. on Hartford Pike. About fifty
guests were present, among them many
from Olneyyille. The evening was spent
IN dancing. and a dne supper was served
The o.neyville contingent report first
class time.
The Johnston branch of the women's
Christian Temperance Union will meet
next Monday afternoon in the PlainfeId
street Free Baptist Church. when Mi-s
Z. p. Nichols. the State corresponding
secretary. will deliver an address. EK-
ercises will also be held in the evening
AMI will consist of singing and short