The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-02-16

SIX students In blackstone Will he PX
amined for admission to the Rhode Island
bar next week.
The February number of the HCmc
Guard is out and full of it's usual feast of
good sayings for the home and Sunday
school. 1t is pretty big thing to pub
lsh in Providence one of the leading
magazines of this character, which ranks
with the best in this country.-Provi-
dence News.
The Home Guard was formerly printed
at the TINES Office.
Since the franchise act went into effect
July l, 1892, the city of Providence has
received $33 ,6Ss.77 from the Union Rail-
road Company for the use of the streets.
Charles II. Owen, brother to Speaker
Franklin P. Owen, has been appointed by
the Secretary of the Treasury gauger
in the internal revenue district of Con-
necticut and Rhode Island, vice Frederick
W. Sarles, "resigned. ."-Pawtuxet Valley
Times.
Mr.. Owen, formerly run grocery store
on Plainfeld street, Johnston, and is we'll
known in this vicinity.
The discovery of the wholesale thieving
among the clerks at Shepard & Co.'s, in
Providence, was brought about by an
accusation against an inn ocent girl, who
was discharged, and who, resenting the
indignity, placed her case in the hands
of lawyers to sue the firm. The investi-
CATION which ensued disclosed the real
culprits.
The per ca pita debt of the State Of
Rhode Island, according to the recently
issued Census Bulletin, is $l06. In only
twelve other States in the Union is the
Iates as high. The per capita indebted
ness of Idaho is the lowest of any section
Of the United States, being only $4 33.
$3062.
Miss Lizzie Thompson of Plaindeld
street, Johnston. is visiting relatives in
New Britain, Conn.
G. A. Brown of Greenville was in town
Wednesday and called at the TINES office.
The young ladies of the Union Aid So
ciety of Johnston are to have pink tea
in their hall on Bowen street, next Wed.
nesday evening.
John t. Kenyon, H. o. Martin, ". A.
Phillips and E. N. Kirby represented
this section at the annual supper of the
Providence Press Club on Wednesday
evening.
Town Clerk Cough of Johnston is work
ing on the voting list for the spring cleo
tion.
The Dorcas Society of the Plainfeld
street church held supper on Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Miss
Laura Arnold of Waterman street.
Mr.. William Magill, son of Capt. Magill
of the Third Police Station. has entered
the employ of the Woonsocket Rubber
Company at the Millville works.
Miss Elva Carpenter, of Johnston. was
surprised by company of about thirty
friends on Sunday evening. The occa.
sion was Miss Carpenters birthday, and
the evening. was very pleasantly spent.
The Garrick Club, local dramatic
organization, is getting to work. Two
meetings. have been held this week and a
| fine entertainment is one of the events OF
the near future.
Mr.. George Farnell is official stenogra-
phen at the Hackett trial.
School will begin 10 the new Johnston
street school house next Monpay
Town Clerk Cough, of Johnston, was
married on Wednesday to Mrs. Eliza
Tongue. Rev. T. Fl. Cocroft performed d
the ceremony in presence Of Immediate
relatives of the contracting parties. The
The TIMES tenders Its congratulations.
The TINES is endebted to Representa-
tive W. L. Whipple for the lists of Assem-
bly, committees.
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the
first degree upon two candidates on Tues
day evening.
Smoke Tanners Honest Deal cigar.
Tillinghast's Dental Rooms are located
in Irons Block. First class work in all
departments of dentistry.
There is but one way Of obtaining
business-publicity; but one way of OBJ
tanning Notwithstanding.