The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
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Miss Lizzie Rounds has moved to the
city.
Mr.. Henry simmons was in town Mon
day.
George Potter visited North Aitleboro
Sunday.
J.F Russell has just put up nea'
looking sign.
Miss Anna Irons is advancing rapidly
in elocution.
c. f. seigel, Of Johnston, lost val
liable horse Monday.
Francis Byrie tested the ice at Roger
Williams Park, Saturday.
Olneyyille was well represented at the
Butchers ball Monday evening,
Undertaken Osgood had charge Of FIVE
funerals in this place, Thursday.
James Martin, Of Hills Grove. was
visiting friends in this town Tuesday.
William Nugent is playing date at
Robnson's Museum in New Orleans
George Beane is excavating on Arnold
street preparatory to erecting building.
Messrs. George Beane and Harlan Page
will attend the inauguration at Wash
ington.
Miss Grace Davis. of Westerly. is max
ing a short visit with Miss Dora Sawyer.
Of this place.
Miss Edith j. Bainton one of our local
artists, has just finished fine painting
in oils Of Squantum.
Doe. Webster is an old theatrical man,
and delights in talking over his past eN-
perience with the boys
The Putnam Musical and Social Club
will give its first social in Woods Hal
Friday evening. March lst
T.. McKeough proposes to enlarge his
present whcolwright shop and make
room for his increasing business.
A very enjoyable social was held in
Foresters' Hall, Friday evening, under
the auspices of the Thalia Club.
The Cadet Fife and Drum Band return
ed from North End Monday night feeling
jubilant. They still retain the cup.
Mr. Charles Blackmore and Miss Sarah
Hill were united in marriage at the Mes
siah Rectory last Saturday evening.
The working men will hold II meeting
on Washingtou's Birthday, for the pur-
pose of considering the eight hour law.
w 5 Brown has the sympathy OF his
many friends in the loss of his two year
old daughter from dipthcria this week,
The French Canadian Literary Society
gave II ball in Woods Hall last evening.
The participants enjoyed merry season.
The Metropolitan Consiructon' Co.'S
apparatus now spans High street ana
has the appearance Of an elevated rail.
road.
1t is now the milliners' dull season and
many Of the shops in this vicinity are
closed until it is time to begin on the
Easter bonnet.
The Young Mems Literary Club have q
neatly framed set of resolutions relative
TO the death Of Andrew Barnes in Fred
San Souci's window. =
Josiah b. Barker, whose funeral was
zolemnizcd from the Advent Church on
Tuesday was an old and well-osteemed
,.s;la,t g tI5. 4,,,U
A large number Of people from this
place attended the concert given 10y Mrs.
Annie Scru'ton Hough IN Blackstone
Hall, Providence, Thursday evening.
The new base ball ball league is pro-
crossing finely. A meeting was held at
Narrsganzett Hal, Tuesday evening, and
a committee appointed to frame bylaws
The Board Of Health are aroused 20
the fact that public health demands
strict measures with those whO-Dreak the
statutes by dumping refuse in forbidden
places.
j. b. LeClerc fractured his thumb
and was severely bruised by being
thrown from his team on Messer street.
Monday. The accident was occasioned
by the breaking Of trace.
II was stated in the TINES last week
that John J Rowland had purchased the
Boyden estate on Plainfeld street This
should have been John J. Harrington,
the well known expressman.
An Olneyville laundryman rcioices in
the name Of Sam Chin. II ia not known
whether this Mogolian is a great talke".
He certainly should be If he lives up 20
the American idea Of his name.
Cards are out for the marriage Of David
Howard Steere 30 Miss Hannah Bowers
Evans. which will take place Monday
evening, March 4ih. from the residence
Of the brides parents in Johnston.
William B. Alverson, the Pla!ufeld
street egg and produce dealer, came out
Wednesday morning with a new wagon
and new silver mounted harness. The
outfit was the cause Of many comph-
mentary remarks.
The Greenwich Enterprise is publishing
a series Of Southern leiters written by
J r. Meader. who sets forth the advan-