The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-04-26

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representative elect Turner, Of John
ston, made pleasant call at the yNEs
Office, Saturday.
Miss NJ. A. Mumford. Of Cranston
street, has a fine display Of fancy goods
at the Cadets Fair.
Dance music could be heard issuing
from four halls in the vicinity Of the
square, Monday night.
The Union Aid Society will give May
breakfast at the hall on Bowen street
next Wednesday morning.
DR.. Nelson Perrin recovered 1925 IN
bis suit against the town of Johnston in
the Supreme Court this week.
Battery A. Light Artillery, which mum
hcrs many olaeyville boys in its ranks,
hold a camp fire Monday night.
The Brown University Club beat the
Athletics 10 to 5 on the Eagle street
grounds, "Wednesday afternoon.
Monday was an Italian holiday and
people Of that nationality in this vicinity
refrained from labor Of all kinds.
Judge w. A. Phillips tried 10 sell Will
lam Crowther's place at Lazy Hollow at
auction, Tuesday. but got no bids.
Rev. j. w. Parsons, pastor Of the
Plainfed street church. has been suffer
ing with a severe absccss on his arm.
The May breakfast of the Union Aid
Society will he beld at their hall on
Bowen street next Wednesday morning.
Quite a number Of Olneyville people
attended the Swedish Male Quartet
Concert in Music Hall, Wednesday even
ing.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is the one drama
that is sure to take in Olneyville. II has
Teen played here many times and never
at loss.
Do not fail to see the moving steam
boat with A. X. Stover's Uncle Toms
Cabin at Dyers' Opera House, Friday and
Saturday.
Samples Of presents to be given TO
children at the Uncle Toms Cabin mat
inee are on exhibition in the window of
O'Connell's hat store.
DR.. Henry W. Farrell, who lately
graduated from a Philadelphia Medical
school, is spending few weeks with his
brother. DR.. j. T. Farrell.
Do not fail to see stovers great spec
tacuar Uncle Toms Cabin, Friday and'
Saturday evenings and a Saturday matt
nee at Dyers' Opera House, Olneyville.
Every child attending the Uncle Toms
Cabin, Saturday afternoon matinee at
Dyers' Opera House will receive "A pres-
ent at the door Of the Opera House.
More changing horse cars this week
on the Square, the Union Railroad
Co. having found it necessary to repave
between their tracks at The foot of High
street hill.
c. II. Heptonstall will put in an cleo
tric motor to take the place Of the Ship
map oil engine H. has used for the past
year. The motor will furnish more
power and take up less space.
Olneyville must be considered the ban
ner base ball town in the state this sea-
son as it has two mines in the State
League and the Rough and Ready's
the Champion Firemen's nine.
Last Saturday was the second ami
versary of Talbot & Co.'S. branch occu-
pancy Of their present quarters in
Stokes new block. The day was cele-
brated by disposing Of an unusually
large quantity Of goods.
The grandest representation ever wit
messed in modern times Of Uncle Toms
Cabin at Dyers' Opera House, Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee at o'clock Presents for all the
children will be given at the door.
William King, II year old resident Of
Cranston, was before the Sth District
Court Wednesday morning, charged with
shooting a man in the arm with an air
gun loaded with No. buck shot He
was fined - and costs, which his father
settled
The ball given by the Young Mems
Literary and Social Club in Irons Hall.
MIHday evening, was well attended
Baker Bros. orchestra furnished the
music and J. A. Webb provided the
suppe. The floor was under the dircf
tion Of Frank Goodrich and an efficient
corr Of aids.
The Business Menu Association held a
we'll attended meeting in Rounds Block.
on Monday evening. Lawyer Feeley
was voted in a. a member Of the Ass0cia-
ton. W. D. Harris Of the ball commit
tee, reported that the arrangements FOR
the 6rst annual ball were nearly COM
pleted. An invitation 20 attend the For
esters' fair was accepted. The Associa-
tion voted 90 Jet its rooms 90 the Church
Of the Messiah for parish Gathering.
The meeting was then addressed BY W.
n. Winsor of Minneapolis, = representa-
tive Of Loan association there. His re-
marks were of much interest. aud be was
voted the thanks II the Association