The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-02-09
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Lent began on Wednesday.

Lent began on Wednesday.
DR.. George Fieher resumed his prac-
tice on Tuesday after . month of needed
rest and recuperstion.
George McGarty has been elected pres
ident Of the Johnston Social Club.
The OlneYville Temperance Cadets
elected one member at it's meetings on
Sunday.
Go to Underwood's for fine upholster-
ing, 33 Delaine street.
Mr.. James u. Mathews, who has for
90 many years been foreman in the Tri-
bune's composing room, is again on deck,
after q severe contest with the forces OF
General La Grippe. He is gladly well
coined back. While absent, his place
has been ably filled by Mr.. Thomas L.
Koran Of fProvidence.-Westerly Tribune.
The annual meeting of the Southern
Rhode Island Press Club for the election
OF officers, for the appointment Of impor-
tsnt committees and for the transaction
OF such business as is only acted upon at
the annual meeting, including the treas
urer's annual report, az well as the secre-
tsry's report, is to be held at the Dixon
House, Westerly, Thursday, Feb. 22d, at
IL q. m.
The office of DR.. George R. Fisher in
the Tabernacle Building was broken into
Saturday or Sunday and several valuable
medical books stolen.
George Howes, Consolidated Station
Agent here, is recovering from a severe
case of blood poisoning in his hand.
Hon. A. B. whipple. of Smithfeld, was
in Olneyville, Monday and called at the
TINES office.
A boy named Cash was arrested Sun
day for throwing snowballs at police
man, who travels from the Sixth Station.
It required some Of his namesake TO get
out of the scrape. and hereafter he will
take less expensive targets.
Mercury, Jupiter and Neptune are
evening stars in February. Venus is
evening star until the 10Th. and then
morning star. Mars. Saturn and Uranus
are morning STARS during the month.
The Consolidated railroad will use
aluminium in the ceilings of it's passen-
ger cars. This is cheaper and gives a
lighter effect than the old oil and water
colors.
Mr.. Charles E. Dudley, who fer the
past few months has acted as solicitor and
collector for the TIMES, has accepted a
position withe Belcher and Loomis, the
Providence hardware dealers.
The Rough and Ready Charity Ball
takes on Thursday evening of next week.
The circulation of the Providence Eve
ming News in this section is increasing.
Smoke Tanners White Eagle cigar.
Joseph Oatley. Of Greenville, was in
town Wednesday and subscribed for the
TINES.
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. o. F..
initiated four candidates on Tuesday eve
ming.
Overseer Of the Poor White has been
on the sick list several days this week.
Samuel E. Groves, who has been 90
seriously ill is considerably better at this
writing.
Mr.. T. II. Wood Of Alverson avenue is
gaining slowly after a severe attack of
pneumonia.
For drugs and medicines 60 to VIM. c.
Fuiler's pharmacy, corner of Broadway
and Hardness streets, Providence.
Tue Johnston Town Council will hold
q regular meeting this afternoon.
John P. Fox. the lawyer. is quite seri-
ously ill.
A musical entertainment was held at
the Tabernacle Monday evening.
Wounasquatucket Encampment 1. o..
o. F. initiated six ca ndidates on Monday
evening.
Mr.. Whittle, the Evangelist. who
preached at the Broadway B lptist church
Ia December, died at Mortified this
week, from injuries received by fall in
Newport, last month.
Business has been very light at District
Court this month.
The Chameleon craze has struck Olney-
Vile.
Mr.. Edward Rothery has been elected
business manager Of the Garrick Club,
q Providence dramatic club.
1t is rumored that the local societies of
the Sons Of st. George will erect hall on
Plain6eld street, this Spring.
The new brick school house on John
ston street has been open for inspection
yesterday and to-day, and many have
availed themselves of the opportunity to
look oyer this 6ne building.
Olneyville stables, Delaine street.
Rev. ]. A. Rood will give an illustrated
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