The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-22
NEWS OF OLNEYvILLE.
Tho Opening Of the Cadets Fair - New
Schools tn be Bnilt In Johnston.


Schools to be Bniit In Johnston.
The fair to be held in Woods hail. by
the Olneyville Temperance Cadets. opened
last evening, continuing till May 9th, and
although the attendance was somewhat
affected by the unpleasant weather. a good
number were present. IL the popularity
of the Cadets in the past is anything to
Judge from, the fair will prove very sue
with bunting and other decorations. An
elegantly furnished booth graces one end
of the interior in which are several costly
articles. Among the most valuable
OF mahogany finish from Cory
there are three lady candidates, Misses
Mamie Noon, Lucy Kellis and Annie Mof-
fit; q members gold watch, for which
John White, Jos. Kelley and Thomas
Locke will contest; and gentleman's
gold watch, William Hand and john
chair from William Had6eld. upholsterer.
and clock in the shape of a boat, the
handicraft of Phillip Mennick, are also
among the most costly articles. Greene's
orchestra will furnish music during the
fair. rhe Pequot Social Club visited last
Club with the Emmett Cadets will be
present.
go Dor. More Received This Week.
Those Mems Imported Fast Black Hose. ioc. pair
regular Csc. goods. The bargain window at TALBOT
a. Co.. Storkes Block.
New schools to BE Built.
A meeting of the first school district Of
Johnston will be held next Thursday
evening to discuss the matter of building
an addition to the school in that district
Of two rooms, as the present quarters are
over-crowded and this step has come to
he necessity. In the Plain Farm dis
trict the school now in use has long been
inadequate to satisfy the requirements Of
the large number of children that 60
there. and outside rooms have been. for u
considerable period, in a church contig-
nous to the building. The question OF
erecting an entirely new school building
is being agitated, and will no doubt be
favorably considered
need of place for the accommodation of
the children, and various attempts to
have the matter brought before the tax
payers of that section have been made,
but all previous efforts havo come to
naught., Last night, however, a meeting
school will be built, and committee has
been appointed to arrange for the same at
an early date. The committee will meet
tomorrow afternoon, and the necessary
preparations will be made.
Manufacturers' Lodge Recreate.
Last evening merry party gathered in
Irons Hall, calico social being given by
Manufacturers Lodge, No. 10, Of Odd
Fellows All present seemed to enjoy
themselves thoroughly till "a late hour.
Refreshments were served by M. Ander-
Alpine Orchestra. General floor director,
Thomas w Penney: assistant, A. III.
Taylor: aids. John L. Collision, Edward
Shawcross, Thomas Walch, VIM. 4. N.
Little.
Those si5, ela tis and eco Mems Suits now on sale
at TALBOT a Co.. stokes Bock,for only $40 per
Suit are the greatest value olneyvile ever saw in
honest clothing.
Contest for Uniforms.
Talbot & Co. have arranged n series
Of three games between the Rough and
Ready, Jrs;, Of Johnston, and the True
Blues of this vicinity. to be played on the
Merino grounds, for a full uniform outfit,
10 be presented by the store in Olneyville,
the team winning two OF the series to be
awarded the suits. "A very interesting
match is expected between the opposing
players and the best efforts will be put
forth by each TO win. The first game
comes of tomorrow afternoon.
Court Notes.
This morning in the Eighth district
court Alaqua Azonia. alias. was tried for
revelling and fined 81 and costs The
story of his drawing "a razor on man i'm
Thornton, Mt whose instance he was
arrested was rather a curious one. as the
weapon consisted Of nothing more than n
pipe stem protruding from pencil case
as identified by AN interpreter lie was
allowed To go on payment OF the fine.
James Mcclure was fined 81 and costs
for being drunk which he paid.
The Best 2 out Of 3.
Contest between the Rough and Ready Juniors
Of Johnston, and the True Blues Base Rail Mines
for the New Base Ball suits offered by TALBOT a
Co., Stokes Block. to the winning nine. first game
Saturday. the 20 inst on the fats az Olncyville.
Oineyviile Briefs.
Box 312 was rung In this forenoon about
III o'clock for slight fire In the chimney
OF tenement house on Norfolk street, the
fire originating In the part occupied by n
French family on the second floor. Dam