The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-04-20
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Mr.. UeOfge Wnlpple OF the Wnlpplc
Manufacturing Co. of Providence was in
| town Tuesday.
Miss Fredda Sullivan of this place is
visiting friends in Burrillville.
The Balfe Glee Club will give con-
cert in Irons Hall, Sunday evening,
May 9Th.
The annual meeting of the knights of
the Mystic Chain will be held in Mystic
Chain Hall, this place, for three days,
beginning June 18th.
T. W. Penney has been appointed one
of the game wardens of the State.
j. Z. Hunt of this place has been ap-
pointed an umpire in the Eastern League
of baseball clubs. Mr.. Hunt filled the
same Office very acceptably last season.
Smoke Tanners White Eagle Cigar.
The Tabernacle choir will give it's an
nual concert there next Wednesday even
ing. The concert will be under the direc-
tiOn of Prof. Townsend, the organist.
Mrs. Pnebe Evans, of Johnston, who
has been in California for several years
past, is in Chicago on her way back to
Rhode Island.
r. s. Mowry, our local civil engineer,
is expected home from his California trip
on the first of next week.
The following is the calendar of the
Roman Catholic church for the week end
ing April 81: April 10, third Sunday
after Easter. Gospel, st. John xvi, 1922 {:
Joy after sorrow. st. Peter Gonzales, con-
fessor; Benedict Joseph Labre, confes-
sor; April 27, st. Rudolph, martyr; April
Is, Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, vir-
gin; April 10, st. Leo TX, pope and con-
fessor; April 20, st. James, confessor
April 81, ST. Anselm, archbishop.
Fred G. Laity's barber shop has been
painted and papered this week, and oil
lamps discarded for gas. Mr.. Laity has
one of the neatest shops in Olneyville,
and one of the most popular.
The Wallace Male Glee Club had very
successful concert in Irons Hall on Sun
day evening.
State Commissioner of Public Schools,
Thomas B. Stockwell, has issued pro-
gramme for Arbor Day, which will occur
May 4. Following is the programme:
Song, "Arbor Day." air, my Maryland, "
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responsively; song, America; reading
of the Governors proclamation; Origin of
Arbor Day; song; recitations; reading,
extract from Bryant's Forest Hymn"
song, brief addresses, song, "The Arbor
Day March," selection, "Plant Tree; -
planting" song. "After the Planting"
closing recitation.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement Of William L. Whip
ple's auction and removal sale of house
furnishings and carriages, on Monday.
April 23d, at 81 Delaine street. The build
ing has been leased and everything is to
be sold.
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daughter of Town Clerk Cough, were
united in marriage yesterday at the home
of the bride. Rev. D. G. Rice was the
officiating clergyman.
Maude Bainton of this place has taken
the school in the Winsor District, Johnston.
Smoke Tanners White Eagle Cigars.
1t is expected that there will be a
change in the Union Traction Company g
time table next week on the lines that
center in Olneyville.
Manufacturers Lodge had no work at
its meeting on Tuesday evening.
Henry o. Martin has taken up eques-
trianism.
Mr.. Geo. E. Ryan, formerly in the
real estate business in Rounds Block, is
in town this week. Mr.. Ryan is now a
resident of Buffalo, New York.
The children of the Bell street chapel
Sunday school, gave theatrical intertain-
ment for the benefit of the Supply Kite her,
last Wednesday evening. The attendance
was large and the event was a success in
every way.
The Quinn estate on Norfolk street was
sold Wednesday by Commissioners sale
for S6,21O.
7. II. Penney the crack shot at the
Woonasquatucket Gun Clubs shoot at
Allendale, Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Jackson, formerly of this
place, and for several years employed at
the TINES Office, is achieving success in
his chosen calling in Boston. He has for
some time been engaged in reportorial
work on the Boston Post" and last week
was promoted to the responsible position
of assistant city editor.
Prominent among the names of those
graduated by the Baltimore Medical Col
lege, April 18th, appears the name of
Joseph Johnston. DR.. Johnston has been
well-known in this locality for many
years as reliable druggist. In the
spring of '9S he was appointed Assistant
Demonstration of Operative Surgery,
although au undergraduate. Later in
the year he was placed in charge of the