The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-04

elected secretary of state. Parker is
graduate of Colby academy and has been
a resident Of Providence about ten years,
nine Of which he has been connected with
the dry goods house of Hartwell, Richards
& Co.
Most any sort of advertising is useful,
but newspaper advertising is not only
the best, but it costs less than any other
kind-service considered. You can get
more circulation-talk to more people
for less money, in a newspaper, than in
any other way. Figure it out and see.-
Exchange.
Edward Everett Hale spoke on "Man-
hood" at the Bell Street Chapel, on Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Gussie Brown has accepted a pos
ition iu the Telephone Office.
William Ellis of Liberty, Rhode Island :,
was in town on Monday.
Quite number of Olneyville people
went to Georgiaville on Sunday to wit
ness the baptizing held there.
P. j. Collins has removed his family to
Georgiaville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Platt of Johnston
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Upham, of Webster, Mass.
The Olneyville Council, Royal Arcanum
held regular meeting Tuesday, May
1st, at which one candidate was initiated
and two new applications were received.
1t is understood that Jesse L. Chedell
the well-known conductor on the Brook
street route of electric cars, has resigned
his position and will remove to Auburn,
where he has lately built house and
barn and devote himself to poultry rails
ing. Conductor Chedell is one of the
oldest men in point of service in the en-
ploy of the Union Co.
The Saranac Base Ball team will play
the Woodbines of Pawtucket on Saturday
on the Merino Flats. An excellent game
is expected.
W. L. Whipple visited Worcester on
Monday.
Between thirty and forty people were
received into the Plainfield street Baptist
church on Sunday evening.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets at
tended the fair of the Burnside Cadets in
Pawtucket on Saturday evening.
A new publication called the MARIA
gansett Observer" is to appear this sum-
mer. 1t will be devoted to the interests
of the shores resorts and the summer
residents along the Providence river, and
will be edited by Harry E. Lewis, a
former Brown University student. Waldo
p. Rhodes will have change of the busi-
ness artment.-Exchange
DoyOu want the very best piano made
in the United States2 The piano that
combines volume, purity and sweetness
of tone, elasticity of action. elegant finish,
and general durability in greater degree
than any other now before the American
public? Then buy the Sohmer piano.
1t will cost you more money than a good
many others, but "Sohmer will not
only afford you pleasure and delight you
to listen to, but is piano that will last a
lifetime and prove eminently satisfactory
in every way. For sale by Herbert L.
Eddy, Hoyle Building.
The weather this week partook of the
freak variety.
A horse belonging to Rev. Mr.. Mackay
Pastor of the Harris Ave Church, ran
away on Dixie street, Tuesday, badly
smashing the buggy to which it was
attached.
Your job printing can be done OF the
Times office with economy and dispatch.
The May breakfast given by the Union
Aid society at the hall on Bowen street
Tuesday was enjoyed by large COM
panY Of members and friends of the
society. A variety of wholesome dishes
was temptingly served and the event
was very enjoyable success, which
netted considerable sum for charita BILE
work.
Pianos like people are of all kinds, good
bad and indifferent. Ityou want a good
one go to 81. L. Eddy. Hoyle Building,
Providence, and he will recommend the
Sohmer.
The Johnston Town Council pay an
official visit to the Town Asylum this
afternoon.
Buy your meats at X. a. Mowry's mar
ket, A Plainfeld street, Johnston, tor
merly Geo. W. Amison.
Lewis Duffy has purchased the market
on Plainheld street which has been run
for the past ten years by bis brother
Robert G. Duffy.
DR.. j. G. Sullivan. tina dentist, has re-
moved to Mobile. Ala, where he will
enter into partnership with his brother
in the same business.
Buy Tanners "Old Grip" cigars. Call
for them and take no other.
A. w. Smith and j. T. Kenyon are
erecting two new cottages on Lawrence
street, Johnston.