The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
IN OLNEYvlLLE.
Town Council Must Appropriate Money
to Pay for Highway Work.
The Dyers at the Delaine Mil Now
Have Grievance Evangelist David
son Closes His Labors-
THE NEws BpRrAu. -
HooN 1 LIRRARF BufLDINn.

Telephone a9D.
AT the first town meeting in April an
appropriation must be made to sraise
money TO pay for the work done on the
During the hard times number of
men were put at work by order
OF the Town Council aud now this work
must be paid for. IL will require an
appropriation OF about $500. This
appropriation will be brought up on elec-
tion day. There is probably no one ~ the
town that will object TO the appropria-
tion, as the men need their money now.
Dyers Dissatisfied. s7s
The Dyers at the Delaine mill have
grievance and discussed IL fully at
their meeting last night. They
have TO work nights frequently to
10 O'Clock and at their cut rate OF wages
on. The matter was discussed and IL was
voted TO leave II TO the executive commit
tee .ofthe Textile Union TO adjust OK order
strike Il necessary TO secure them better
treatment.
Stock Attached. f
An attachment was put on the stock OF
j. r. Russell, the furnisher in Olneyville
square, last night by j. +. Dunn for $4,000.
The Last Services.
Evangelist Davidson closed his revival
services last night at the Broadway Bap-
tist Church. He had an audience that
filled the church completely and their in
terest was shown in his farewell address.
Mr., Davidson has been very successful
having made over 400 converts during his
stay here. There will be n meeting to-
night for these young Christians, when
the extent of his work will be clearly
shown. s..,-,ss-
Complimentary Supper.
Senator A.. Waterman Smith gave the
members OF Rough and Ready Fire Com
pany and their friends compliment
tary supper at the engine house
last night. There was large attendance
and Mr.. Smith made a sfew informal re-
marks. very jolly evening was passed,
as all the fire boys and their friends turned
out to do honor to Senator Smith.
Plain Farm School.
The dedication exercises at the new
Plain Farm schoolhouse occurred this
afternoon beginning at 2 O'clock.
The other schools were dismissed
that all might attend, and in spite
OF the unpleasant weather The
school children and their friends.
The exercises included singing, several
addresses and the presenting of the keys
to the trustees. They were interest
ing and the large attendance proved
that the people of the town felt n sincere
interest IN the school. Many improved
and words OF admiration and approval
were heard on every side. To-day proved
the advantage of the large hall for school
purposes.
Brief Locals.
The temperance lecture in the square last
night was postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyeridge will sing at the
temperance meeting at Library Hall
The Auxiliary Whist Club met last
evening with Mrs. s. II. Gardner and en-
| joyed fine time. faA
Walter Barney, son OF W. H.-H. Barney,
! OF late in the employ OF George II. Viuil,
| died at his house in Johnston this
% itonits, after % ss 10 ''0d days, 0 illness. pss
An operation was performed yesterday
afternoon, from which he never rallied.
He leaves a wife and one child.
We Told You So
And we have done it, IL our sales for the
last week can be taken as q basis to go by.
We said you needed a fret class bakery
and we also knew il you had one you
would patronize it. Our success has been
far beyond our expectations and we have
not begun to offer you. half what we
intend to, but have patience and in very
short time you will be able to get any
thing your appetite may. crave for in the
line OF baking. 1858
Our soda department will be in opera
tion by next Saturday when you can have
the finest glass of soda made from the
Purest Fruit Juices to be had in the city.
We are sorry. to be obliged to delay
you in our Ice Cream department. No
one feels worse than we, to have to
turn away q hundred or moro GUS
toners who would like to sit down
and enjoy plate of delicious Cream, but
we had to doit, and why? Our machines
are being made to order and the. factory
has been unable to deliver as soon as they
expected, but they will soon arrive and
then we, as well as our many patrons,
will feel happy, for what is mora cooling
than plate OF pure, fresh Ice Crcamf
We shall offer for tomorrow Large and
Small Pound Cakes, Ribbon Cake, jelly
Roll, Currant, Citron and plain Wine
Cakes, Sponge Cake, Angell Cakes, Sun-
shine Cakes, Chocolate Eclairs, Cream
Cakes, Cream Comets, Snow Balls, Maca-
rooms, Lady Fingers and dozens of other
articles too numerous TO mention. All
kinds OF Buns, Rolls, Breads etc.
Bananas, Oranges, Peanuts, Mixed Nuts.
Figs, Dates, etc. In confectionery we have
as different kinds TO select from.
Come early To avoid the rush.
BANsPAcH BROTHERS
1915 Westminster street.
Easter Opening.
You must attend the Easter Opening OF
the George O. johnson Co.'S clothing
store. Spring styles in suits, overcoats
and hats. All the latest effects is fur
nishings. All Easter goods at Easter prices.
Every boy who buys suit will be
he given his choice OF a baseball and bat,
a haaohall n,itf n mir 0f II lila or a nafufad