The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-22
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;. Lincoln has removed to the city.

Clarence Neahen took trip to Bos-
.on on Monday.
George Wilcox visited friends in Fall
River, on Monday.
Miss Read, Of Pawtucket, is visiting
friends in olneyville.
c. w. Thompson has disposed Of his
High street restaurant.
Fred samson has returned from a trip
through the Western states.
Miss Emily sullivan is III at the home
Of her parents on High street.
George samuels. a salesman for New
York house. was in town Monday.
George Sootil has the sympathy OF his
many friends in the loss of his child.
The choir of st. James Church have
begun their preparation of Easter music.
Robert Wilson is making a new har-
ness for y. Titus, which will be one of
he finest.
}, \. Webb, the we'll known baker, has
placed a new order wagon on the road
this week.
Miss Ida r. Weedeu the milliner, will
visit Boston next week to select goods for
the Spring opening.
The strident voice of David Frank.
the auctioneer, wakes the echoes of the
square every evening.
Buyers of furniture can save money
10y trading with c. j. Clahn X Co.. 22O
Brook street, Providence.
Conductor Charles Curry, Of the
Governor street line returned this week
from visit TO Philadelphia
Professor W. T.. Wilson, of Johnston.
was one of the guests at the Commercial
club banquet last Saturday evening.
James Shepley, an employer at wea-
ver's button shop, sustained a slight in
jury of the hand Saturday afternoon.
A banana blossom from Florida dis
played in } a. Angel's window, at
tracts much attention from passers-by
Messrs Nado and Battey and Frank
German left for New York, Friday night,
where they will join p 7. Barnum's cir
cus.
Miss j. |. Allrich went TO New York
Tuesday and selected large assort-
ment Of millinery goods for the spring
trade.
The Providence City Council voted
$4,000 on Monday evening for the erec-
ton of a new police station in the Sixth
district
J. a, Angel returned last Saturday
from his Florida trip. He was there
about four weeks and reports a very en-
Joyable visit.
The Rev j. V. Osterhout gave an ad-
dress before the r. |. Baptist Social
Union held in Masonic Hall, Providence,
Monday evening.
Miss Alice Fisher. telegraph operator
at the United Line Office in North Attle-
boro, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents on Marvin street.
Mr.. Mines, who had the misfortune TO
break RIB several days ago and was
given up by the doctors, is reported as
improving rapidly and it is hoped will
recover
The members of the Rough and Ready
Fire Company will hold meeting this
evening TO consider the advisability Of
organizing base ball team for the com
ing season.
Albert o. Hull, for some time clerk al
Knowlton's pharmacy has left the employ
Of b. a. smith Mr.. Knowlton's success
sor, TO take charge Of w. r. Greene's
new drug store at East Greenwich.
Among the Olneyville Representatives
at the Daughters Of Re"ekah entertain
ment in Manton Monday night, were Mrs
Val'ette and daughters. A. Il. Remington
and wife. A. j. Billings aud wife, w II
King and wife.
The high wind on Saturday and Sun.
day proved destructive TO window glass
in this vicinity. A large pane was
broken in the door Of Smiths drug store
and another at Thompson's boarding
house on Manton avenue.
The German Dramatic Society has just
purchased a Peek & Sons Opera piano
for their hall. corner Of Eswald and Bel.
streets. The instrument is fine one.
purchased through the agency Of 4. NJ.
Brickett, ia Westminster street.
The star Carpet Works at % Calendar
street, are becoming justly popular in
Providence as renovators Of carpets.
They have the best facilities for doing
this work and apeculiar process Of clean
ing carpets without affecting the colors.
The Business Mems Association have
engaged Baker Bros Orchestra 90 furnish
the music for the first annual ball, which
will be held in Dyers' Opera House,
April 2jth. Extensive preparations are
being made, which promise 10 make it
one Of the socials Of the season.
Summer is coming and with Il will come
the dreaded malaria. II will make us
shake but IL we survive We shall have
the pleasure Of shaking some Of the coun.
Gil who neglect their duty in this matter