The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-23

Thomas Mills is engaged in viewing a,
the Pier.
Mrs. II. b. Wood is recovering from a
severe illness.
A large billboard has been placed on
;. Crowns store.
Christopher Gardiner has accepted
position in Dyer's pork market.
Benn Ainsworth, Of Messer streei.spent
a few days this week in Webster.
lfyou want to buy carriage call on
W. L. whipple, AZ Mauton avenue.
Fred winsor is erecting house for his
own occupancy on Lexington street.
= Miss Hattie Hall has gone to Minueso-
ia, where she will spend several months.
Irving Tuttle has returned TO New
Hampshire, where he will remain several
months.
Miss Lena Steere, Of Johnston, is home
from Chepatchet, where she has been for
several weeks.
- l. q. Andrews. the High street carriage
painter is suffering frCm a severe attack
Of rheumatism.
The recurrence of the welcome River
side pay day on Monday doomed business
here this week.
Mrs. Delaney Rice and Mrs. Joha
Dyer are spending few weeks at the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson and Mr..
and Mrs. William Mills spent Tuesday at
Ploymoutb.
J. j. Harrington and family Of Johnston
arrived home on Saturday from a weeks
visit at the Vineyard.
James Foster, organist of the Church
Of the Messiah. will sail from England for
this country tomorrow.
Mr.. Louis Southwick, of the Journal,
seems to be doing Olneyyille in good
shape for the ex-Plantation bible.
The annual picnic of the Church of the
Messiah sunday-school will be held next
Wednesday at Chipenoxet Beach.
w. III. H. Barney, the well-known
market man, left on Tuesday evening for
short vacation in New York City.
Miss Nellie Leary OF Newport and Miss
Nellie Coyle of Exeter. n H., are the
guests of Mrs. n. Long of this place.
Mrs. A. j. Bromley and children, who
have been spending the summer in Con-
necticut, arrived home on Wednesday.
j. F. Russell, George Congdon and DR..
Perrin had.good luck fishing at the Green
Vile Reservoir on Thursday of last week.
The Misses Clemens, of Worcester, who
have been visiting at W. u Harris, on
Rocky Hill Road, have returned to theiL
home.
Dick Saunderson, the cigar drummer,
returned on Monday from his vacation,
bringing with him fine string Of black
bass.
Mr.. Nicholas Long, the well-known
Mount Pleasant dry goods man, is visit
ing his old home and friends in New
Hampshire.
The Johnstons, n strong ball team from
the west part of the town, are expected
TO cross 1ats with the Rough and Readys
next Thursday.
Ex-residents Of the Cape have chance
to look at their native sand again for the
small sum Of 81 by taking in the Old Col
ony excursion to-day.
John Kelley, form erly with J. o. San
Souci, and man who has many friends
in Olneyville, has accepted a position in
Dimond's North End store.
A fierce battle of base ball was waged
between two picked mines on the Rough
and Ready grounds Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. Beane and Harris captsined the
respective teams.
The New Providence Museum is "A sure
winner this season Next week promises
to be big one. The management have
engaged Arizona joe" the renowned
actor-scout, who, with fine company,
will produce "Black Hawks, or the King
Of the Saucomone." In addition 90 the
drama there will be good variety show.