The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-03-30
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The annual fair OF the Olneyvllle lem
perance Cadets began on March 29th
and continues until April 18th.
Irons Block is being painted. John
Collision is doing the work.
Sampson, Murdock & Co.'S Agricul-
tural Directory is out.
The TIMES office is the place for job
printing.
Ethan T. Sheldon, one of the Demo
cratic representatives, refused to run
and G. Slocum Smith was substituted
in his place. 1t was found however that
Mr.. Sheldon's nomination papers were
filed, so he will have to run.
Mills & Son, the photographers, con-
tinue to take inexpensive faces of the
Chinese wouldbe-citizens.
Evangelist Davidson, who concluded
his labors here last week, has gone to
small town near Buffalo. n. Y, where he
will conduct revival services.
Mrs. Ellen Bolles will speak in Guild
Eall this evening on the labor question.
The funeral of the late Walter B. Bar
ney was solemnized at the Church of the
Messiah on Tuesday and was largely
attended.
Orlo o. Hobbs, of Johnston, has made
an assignment to Henry o. Martin.
P. j. Collins, the druggist, has closed
his Norfolk Street Pharmacy and will
open drug store at Georgiaville.
Il. Il. Allan & Co., gave away one
thousand very handsome Havergal book
lets at the Easter opening on Saturday.
The Easter election at the Church of
the Messiah Monday evening resulted as
follows: Vestrymen-William II. Thornton
Joseph H. Saunders, William II. Greene,
William L. Sweet, Benjamin A. Donkers-
ley, Arthur B. Corthell. Howard G.. Saun-
ders. DR.. William H. Heaton, Pardon F.
Brown, j. F. Paulding. Edward M. Win
sor; Senior Warden-William H. Thorn
ton; Junior Warden-Joseph II. Saun-
ders; Parish CIerk-Ellery l. Wilcox, 30
Olive street; Treasurer -Courtland w.
Gilmore, care Rumford Chemical Works:
Delegates to conventiOn-First, E. M.
Winsor; second. j. A. Pirce; third F. M.
Ball; fourth, D. Berkeley Updyke; fifth.
A. B. Cortland, Substitutes-First, P. F.
Brown: second, j. F. Paulding; third, E.
1. Wilcox; fourth, David Eastwood fifth,
Charles Baird. Delegates to Convention
First. j. A. Pirce: second, E. M. Winsor;
third j. II. Saunders; fourth, p. F. Bro
wn; fifth, A. G. Saunders. Substitutes
Firot, DR.. II. W. Heaton; second. Charles
Knutton; third, William L. Steer; fourth.
William II. Patterson; fifth. Edward A.
Sammis; Auditors - William Henry
Greene, William L. Sweet.
George F. a. Beane has just received
from the famous Abbott-Downing Co. of
Concord, n H., handsome party wagon.
Mr.. Beane has christened his new pur-
chase the 'Nameaug."
Wednesday, April 11th, is the date set
down for the marriage of Pardon COlwell
of Johnston and Miss Emeline Luther of
Howard Hill, Foster.
Roswell G. Horr, tie Republican cam
paign orator, will speak on the issues of
the campaign in Irons Hall to morrow
evening.
j. F. Russell, Byron Smith and F. l..
Hanley are enthusiastic m members of the
Woonasq uatucket Gun Club which organ
ization holds weekly meetings at the
Naylor Farm, near Allendale.
Mrs. Phebe A. Evans, formerly of John
ston, is visiting the great MidWinter
Fair at San Fransico.
Smoke Tanners "Old Grip" cigars
They are far superior to the modern
Grippe.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Edward Ros-
coe and Miss Harriet L. Congdon were
married at st. James Church by Rev. j.
A. Atwood.
The lion side of March showed its claws
little this week.
The French Republicans of this vicinity
held rally in Irons Hall last evening.
The case of Simmons vs. the Town of
Johnston comes up in the Supreme Court
on April 1lth.
The choir of the Broadway Baptist
church are rehesrsing the cantata 1.-The
Building of the Temple" and will present
it in the near future.
Geo. A. Littlefeld will address the 10th
Ward Republican club this evening.
First F. B. Church, Olneyville, Plain
field street, Sunday services: Preaching
and worship, subject "A Mothers PRAYER
Answered" at IL q. m. Sunday School
at 1870. Junior c. E. at s. Preaching,
followed by Baptism at Z. p. m. Subject
of the evening sermon. "Why / am Free
Baptist" Singing by chorus choir.
EVERYBODY welcome. All seats free at
every service.
Manufacturers Lodge 1. .. o. F held a
regular meeting on Tuesday evening and
conferred the 3rd degree on one candidate.
Eugene O'Neill, the Hartford avenue
barber, has recovered from severe at