The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-11

blies of the K of L. in the state as their
candidate for the Office of female factory
inspector of Rhode Island. She was the
unanimous choice of about $50 delegates
in convention assembled at K. of L. hall
in Olneyville. The cities and towns re-
presented were Providence, Pawtucket,
Woonsocket. East Providence, Cranston,
Lincoln, Cumberland, Warren, East
Greenwich, Westerly, and places in the
Pawtuxet Valley. Miss Maria was
chosen without opposition.
The Ssranac base ball team play the
Olneyville Cadets on the Merino flats Sat-
urday afternoon.
Rev. j. B. Marsh will preach at the
Broadway Baptist church next Sunday at
3 p. M, and there will be a sacred concert
and service at p. m.
Richard McGuy, is in Philadelphia this
week attending the con vention Oft Tex
tile Workers of America,
The Olneyvile branch of the Union
Trust Co., have new and very elegant
sign.
A faring lamp in Arthur Bromley's
store, was the occasion of calling out the
Johnston fire department one evening
this week.
A special meeting of the Johnston town
council will be held on Saturday of next
week. number of liquor licenseswill be
considered.
Mr.. J. Archibald Reaves, of Providence.
spent last night with the parents of Mrs.
Reaves, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Peabody, on
West Broad street.-West terly Tribune.
Francis A. Colwell has been elected
city solicitor and j. Herbert Shedd city
engineer of Providence.
The windows of the Eighth District
court, are shaded by some very handsome
italian awnings.
The work of excavating for the new
stables on Stokes street is progressing
rapidly and the building will be ready for
occupancy early next month,
Attention is called to the advertisement
of A. Harris dealer in bicycles, found on
the first page of the TIMES.
The local societies of the Sons of st.
George go on an excursion to Newport on
the Goth. The Wallace Male Glee Club
will furnish music.
DR.. T. R. Rowe, recently ordained to
: the ministry, has accepted call to a
church in New Jersey.
Mr.. Joseph Verdine of the New York
Tribune was in Olneyvile this forenoon
and called at the TINES Office.
A regular meeting of the JohnstonT Town
Council is being held this afternoon.
About thirty employees of the Union
Traction Company went to Uncle Billy
Young's farm this morning for days
outing. A clambake and a ball game
are on the program.
A seventy-fve acre farm on the Shun
Pike, Johnston, belonging to Abby A.
Arnold will be sold at auction next Tues
day by W. A. Phillips.
Mrs. Lester Taylor af Plainfeld street
is confined to her home by serious illness.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of W. E. Barrett & Co.. Canal street,
Providence. Those in need of sgricul-
tural implements should give this firm
q call.
Eugene Wilcox, lately with Eugene
O'Neill. the barber, has started night
lunch cart on the Square.
The bell of the locomotive that was
wrecked on Friday last at the Hartford
street crossing has not yet been recov-
cred.
Mr.. Fred Sullivan has entered the
employ of ]. & T. Mathews. the printers.
Rev. T. H. Cocroft of the Church of
E the Messiah has been appointed Chap
+ lain of the First Light Infantry with
the rank of First Lieutenant.
1t is estimated that r. B. Little & Co.'S
coal yard was damaged about 81 800 by
the fire of Saturday. 1t is partially
7 covered by insurance.
c. Nj. Lee and F. W. Tillinghast, we'll
known Johnston lawyers, have formed a
, partnership for the practice of their
profession AMI will have Offices in
Olneyville and Providence.
j. II. Mathews of New Haven was in
town on Tuesday.
William Mills & Son have bought all
the negatives made by Mr.. Swindell, and
all persons who have had pictures taken
there can have duplicates with the new
Aristo finish at reduced prices.
An original widows pension has been
granted to Ellen Bracket, Olneyville.
! The Balfe Glee Club gave an enter
tainment in Irons Hall on Sunday evening.
A. T. Rossiter, formerly in business on
Plainfeld street Johnston, has opened a
: plumb bing shop on Cranston street Prov
idence.
The pastor of the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church, Providence, Rev. James