The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
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Attention is called to the advertisement
of j. j. Ross new market found on our
first page.
One of the neatest market wagons we
have seen for a long time is that belong
ing to K. A. Mowry's market, A Plain
field street, Johnston.
Appropriate exercises will he held at
the new brick school on Johnston street,
Johnston, on Memorial Day.
The Home Chimes, published by the
Sunday School of the Broadway Baptist
church, completed it's 9th volume this
month.
Rev. c. C.. Mackay of Pascoag and well
known here is about to leave that village
for Brooklyn, N. Y, where he will take
charge of Primitive Methodist church.
Bottomley's new block on Stokes street
is being rapidly pushed forward. 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Searls can occupy his
stable about the first of July.
A large delegation of Washington
Lodge, American Order of Mechanics,
attended divine service at the Broadway
Baptist church on Sunday last and lis
tened to prtriotic discourse by the pas
tor, Rev. j. V. Osterhout.
The Saranac Base Ball team will play
in Westerly on Memorial Day.
A debate between the Young Mems
Debating Club of Wanskuck took place
at the hall of the former on Sunday last
The Olneyville champions were victo.
rious.
The Second Annual meeting of the
Helping Hand Mission was held at the
Plainfeld street church on Sunday.
If in need of bicycle why not go to
A. Hams, lO3 Weybosset street. He is a
resident of Johnston.
The Johnston Financial Meeting will
be held in Woods Hall, Monday, May %.
The appropriations to be voted can be
found among the legal advertisements in
this weeks TIMES.
Joseph Kelly, for some time employed
at Penney's Fish Market, has severed his
connection there and gone with the Sea-
comet Fish Market on Westminster
street.
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the
third degree upon two candidates or
Tuesday evening.
George Bignall, station agent at the
Plainfeld street depot, has been absent
from his post several days this week or
account of the death of his father a.
Natick, R. I.
Washington Lodge, American Me
chanics, will take charge of the exercises
at the Johnston street school house or
Decoration Day.
Rev. J. V. Osterhout is in Saratogs
this week attending Baptist Convention
Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle, ]. A
Rood pastor. Preaching at 10.45 by Rev
j. r. Mckay; Sunday-school at 1915
League at 6; Preaching at 7. Subject
:The Burning Bush," or God's Method o.
attracting men.
A. S. Fitz, of the Pascoag Herald was
in town Monday and called at the Times
Office.
The John W. Davis Club held specia
meeting on Wednesday evening.
William Guest was fined $500 and
costs in the Eight District Court on Mon
day for drunkenness.
Byron Smith, the druggist, has a new
awning which shades the front of his
popular store. The canvas is one of the
brightest and most attractive in this
section.
A new staircase has been placed in
Irons Hall this week.
W. L. Whipple returned on Sunday
from three days trip to New Hampshire
The Johnston Town Council met last
Saturday and granted quite batch Of
liquor licenses.
Fred c. Laity now has charge oi
Stokes Block and makes model janitor.
The case of Henry Lavery, for assulting
Seth Walton with a dangerous weapon
came up in the District Court on Monday
and was continued for three weeks.
The Olneyville Cadets held regular
meeting on Sunday. Two candidates
were elected to membership and two
propositions for membership were
received.
Mrs. Annie Scrutton Hough assisted al
q piano recital in Pawtucket on Friday
evening of last week.
w. j. Charlesworth and George
Suydam went to harrington Thursday on
their wheels and came home fairly laden
with fish.
Charles Young of this place visited his
parents in Pontiac on Sunday.
j. A. Sweet has been visiting friends in
River Point this week.
R. j. Bailey, formerly clerk for Cromp-
ton company, has accepted a position as
overseer in the cloth room at Atlantic
mills, Olneyville. He commences work
at that place next Monday.