The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-23
NEWS OF 0LNEYVIllE.
A Meeting Of the Johnston RepubI-
cans Tonight. Local TIPS.

Tonight meeting OF the Republicans
of Johnston will be held at headquarters
in Irons block, to arrange definitely re-
garding the raising of the Harrison and
Reid banners here and in Thornton. The
banners arrived Yesterday and the one
for Johnston will be. unless the unlocked
for happens, swung to the breeze a
week from to night, aud that for
Thornton to follow a few days later. On
the former occasion prominent polite Il
speakers of the State will be invited.
among them Adm B. Capron. There is
also some talk of holding a banquet in
Library Hall il the weather permits and
rhe attendance is sufficiently large to
warrant IL.
Dyer Avenue Curling.
A very good evidence OF Highway Com
missioner Walch's competency is the
work being done of Dyer avenue This
is job which requires experience and
good judgment both of which are shown
TO remarkable degree in the settings Of
the curbing and the grading. IL is won
derful how much back water has lodged
in the Democratic camp in the past few
weeks.
Still they manage to get these empty
heads together, and like the men in a
play concoct and plot. What new deal
will they make up to unbnrden- them
selves OF tomorrow at the council meet
ing A silly mind is always looking for
something new. Mr.. Walch is all right
and his record shows him so.
stole n Soda Glass Holder.
Last night about o'clock young
man named John Holland was found by
Officer Feeney on Manton avenue in an
intoxicated condi'i ion, and lodged in eel /
at the Sixth Station. On his person was
holder used at the soda fountains, and
on investigation was ascertained that he
had stolen IL from the drug store of Bou-
vier a. Cadoret, on Manton avenue.
Helped Herself and Was Helped.
Mary Maher was yesterday afternoon
found in pantry aJ. the big boarding
house connected with the Delaine mills
helping herself to the best of everything
The manager OF the place sent word TO
the police of the sixth station and she
was conveyed to the ladies" depart
ment at the knight street station.
Briefs.
William Kennedy OF Putnam. Conn,
student of 81. Charles College, Md, is
visiting friends in town this week.
Thomas Manning of Stokes street has
gone to Lowell, Mass, whence he will
visit Coney Island for "A short vacation.
John Scully and Maggie Conway OF
Middletown, Conn, wnb have been visit
ing friends on Willow street returned
yesterday to their home.
Miss Annie O'Connell OF Olneyville who
has been visiting her brother at Cam
bridge. Mass, returned yesterday.
DIR. j. A. O'Keefe Of broadway has Just
returned from his trip to the White
Mountains. where he stopped at North
Conway.
The new block being erected on the
squsre is fast nearing completion and
Will prbvea decided addition both from a
btfsfffcss and or.na mental standpoint
Richsrd McNaily, clerk at T.. Il. Lu-
ther's uru1 store, nas r turned from
short visit q hi. sister. Mrs. John Hol-
land, WickioyyL R |.
MISS Ella And Lizzie Cunningham OF
Boston street left yesterday morning for
Philadelphia, where their sister, Miss
Catherine Cunningham, receives the
white veil OF the Franciscan Order Of
Nuns to-day mt Glen Riddle, Pa.