The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-03-16
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Rev. j. F. Cole, assistant rector of the
Church of the Messiah, has been appoint
ed division chaplain of the Sons of Veter-
ans of Rhode Island by Col. William M.
P. Bowen. The appointment was made
a few days ago. and Rev. Mr.. Cole has
secured his papers from Griffin A. Stead
man camp of Connecticut, and was Tues
day night mustered in Gen. Burnside
camp of this city.
Kennedy and Cough report the follow
ing people sailing 10 Europe: George
Turner, Sarah Turner. Thomas Horsfeld
and Grace Horsfeld, on the "Brittanis,"
on March 7th; Mr.. snd Mrs. Wilkinson,
William Lusty, James Tanning, Edward
James on "Furnessia" for Glasgow, on
March 14th.
Persons buying drugs and medicines
can cave money by purchasing of William
G. Fuller, corner of Broadway and Hark-
uess street.
Mrs. A F. Gullivers Easter opening OF
hats and bonnets, will take place on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 19.
20 and 81 at JS49 Westminster street.
This is one of the best places in the city
to buy millinery goods.
Painless extracting at Tillinghsst's
Dental rooms, Irons Block.
Mr.. Louis Block has taken the store
lately occupied by the Whipple Mfg. Co.,
and will occupy it with a we'll selected
stock of boots and shoes.
A new Crock heeler electric motor
has been placed in the TINES Office this
week.
A. Rhodes millinery opening is put
down for March 20. 81 and 22nd.
|. P. J. Dolan & Co. at 1854 Westminster
street, take up and clean carpets. Mr..
Lyman Thompson of Johnston is the
company.
W. A. Nunroe, 500 Westminster street,
makes a specially of first class seeds.
Read his advertisement in the Times.
A rsgular meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
next Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
in the Library Building.
Thirteen weavers who have been Oper-
atjng two looms at the Riverside mills
gust work this morning.
The mud on the Johnston part of the
Square was cleaned up on Monday.
W. L. whipple visited Boston Monday
on business.
Patrick Greene fomerly, in the real
estate business on Manton avenue. is
now located at Z College street Prov
idence.
Mr.and Mrs David Benton of Plainfeld,
Conn, are spending a few days with
friends on Messer street.
Rev. E. E. Davidson will preach this
evening at the Free Baptist Church on
Plainfeld street. on "An Old Story"
Rhode Island pensions-Original-
Abraham A. Carpenter, Ashton; Original
widows, etc. - Mary Ann Mahoney,
East Greenwich.
Rev. ]. H. Larry, of Broadway is slowly
recovering from his late illness.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has just declared it's
usual quarterly dividend of p per cent.
The dedication of the splendid new
brick school house in District number 15.
Johnston, will he held on Friday, March
%. Henry F. Thompson, Esq. will be
the orator of the occasion.
1t is thought that the Johnston fire
bug has changed to burglar.
Our civil engineer, Mr.. R. s. Mowry,
has started for California to attend the
Mid-winter Fair now being held at San
Francisco, and also to visit friends in
Los Angeles, Orange aud San Diego, in
the southern part of the State.
G. Slocum Smith, who was recently
admitted to the bar, has formed law
partnership with George Farnell The
office of the firm is located in the New
Industrial Trust Building, Providence.
Evangelist Horace King spoke to a
small audience in Library Hall on Sun
day evening.
An adjourned meeting of the Fruit Hill
Horse Thief Detecting Society will be held
at Havens' Restaurant, Pawtucket, to-
morrow evening.
"Where are you rushing so fast"
asked Oldboy of Newwed. my wife is
lost, I'm running to the police station to
start a search" Nonsense; she's at
Amison's buying her groceries"
The outgo tax is the thing to be looked
after, rather than the income tax. Watch
the outgo carefully and the income will
take care of itself. Buy your groceries
of Amison.
Quite number of Chinese have had
their pictures taken at Mills & Sons
studio during the past few weeks.
The mission at st. Mary's Church.