The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-02-02
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Methodist church. preacneu at the laoeT-
nacle Sunday morning.
There has been much weather this week.
The Providence News has local office
in the Library Building.
The Providence Evening Bulletin was
81 years old the Goth of last month.
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Helliwell was
solemnized at the Methodist Tabernacle
on Saturday last.
Judge Clarke II. Johnson was slightly
indisposed on Monday and Clerk W. A.
Phillips presided at the Eighth District
Court.
Stores on Westminster street, Provi-
dence, are much easier to find than they
were year ago.
The electrics had to succumb to the
snow storm last Saturday.
The history of the electric railroad has
not yet reached its first decade, yet there
are already nearly 400 lines with almost
1000 miles of track, representing a capi-
tai of $155, 900. 900.
The Robert Emmett Association is pre-
pairing for Complimentary ball, which
will be given next month.
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the first
degree upon one candidate on Tuesday
evening.
Nicholas Marks has been elected mem
Der of the Democratic Town Committee of
Johnston.
The firm of Clark & Mckenzie, the
Painfeld street marketmen. has dis
solved, Mr.. Clark continuing the BUSH es ).
Miss Sarah Dyer. of this place, visited
friends in Woonsocket on Monday.
People in this section should look for
the Bell street chapel announ cements
Hon. Thomas W. HigginsOn of Boston
spoke there last Sunday. He is a speaker
worth going miles to hear.
Governor Brown has ordered Sergeant
j. j. Richards of the Rhode Island cav.
airy reduced to the ranks and publicly
reprimanded for trying to enlist com
pany for Peixoto's government.
William L. Whipple returned Monday
from business trip in the Canadiar
Provinces. He was accompanied by Geo
A. Youlden, the Washington Park con
tractor.
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ton, avenue.
Deputy Sheriff G. L. Goodell, of Eas
Providence, was in town Monday.
A conference of labor people met il
Stokes Hall, Sunday. The object of the
meeting was not to establish another
, party, but TO secure through the Demo
cratic caucuses nominations satisfactory
to the laboring people.
Read L. E. Higgins & Co.'S advertise
ment in this weeks TIMES.
P. j. Murray, of the firm Of Kennedy
Cough & Murray, was one of the speak
ers at the banquet of the Steamship Tlcke
Agents Union in Providence, Thursda,
evening Tribune.
Miss Bertha Emmett of Johnston st.
Johnston, was the recipient of birtndsy
surprise party on Tuesday evening.
The TINES has received copy of Gov
Browns address.
The Olneyville Branch of the Catboli,
knights of America had complimentary
entertainment in FOrester's Hall, Tues
day evening.
The following persons have taken pas
sage for the old country through the
agency of Kennedy & Cough: Charles
O'Gara, sailed on the Oath inst, fol-
Queenstown, on the White Star steam
ship Majestic; Elizabeth Mellon anC
Bridget Jostlan, sailed from Boston or
steamer Cephalonia; George Dickson
sailed Thursday for Glasgow on the
steamer Nebraska.
Harry Cohen, proprietor of the Taber
nacle Shoe Store, returned Wednesday
from business trip to the Metropolis.
The engagement of Mr.. Lloyd Braytor
and Mrs. Nina Peck of Providence il
announced.
William Ormsbee of Old Orchard, Me-
was in town Tuesday calling on ole
acqu&intances,
On the first page of the TINES this week
is the advertisement of w. G. Fuller
druggist, corner of Broadway and Hark
ness street. Mr.. Fuller is we'll known il
this section, as he was for number o
years manager of the Atlantic Pharmacy
on Manton Avenue. He would be pleased
to see his old friends at his present place
of business.
Fine Upholstering done at Underwood's S
33 Delaine street, Olneyville.
A. S. Fitz of the Herald Publishing
Co., of Pascoag, was in Olneyville Tues
day, and called at the TINES office.
Senator Smith has been appointed or
the SeDate committee of Charities anC
Corrections and Education by Gov. D
Russell Brown.
a service of song entitled "Grace Oar
ling" or the Heroine of Longstone Light
house, will be given at the Tabernacle
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