The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-04-27
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John s. Miller and Joseph D. Taylor Of
Providence.
Rev. B. Fay Mills. the evange list, will
occupy the Brooklyn Tabernacle pulpit
during the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage's
absence next summer.
The April number of the Home
Chimes" published by the Broadway
Baptist Sunday-school, contained an
excellent picture of the Evangelist
Davidson.
John T. Hunt is umpiring the practice
ball games at Adelaide Park, this week
A large delegation from Manufacturers
Lodge 1. o. o. F. of Johnston, visited
Covenant Lodge of Rock land on Satur-
day. Over seventy were in the visiting
party, which was conveyed by two NOV
ing wagons. A very enjoyable evening
was spent with the Scituate brethren.
Robbins's restaurant on Hartford street
is much improved by handsome limo
leum.
Subscriptions keep coming in for the
TIMES. Centerdale, Providence, and Med
way, Mass, parties were added to our
| list this week.
A handsome striped awning has been
placed over Craig's store front in the
Tabernacle building.
Arnold Huller did the catering at Man
ufacturers Lodge anniversary on We'd
nesday evening.
The elocutionary pupils of Miss Mary
E. Linn will give an entertainment in the
Providence Opera House on the evening
of May 31st.
People buying drugs and medicines
make no mistake in patronzing Byron
A. Smith, in Waterman's Block.
| A special meeting of the Johnston town
council was held on Monday evening.
The town pump in front of the Taber-
( nacle, which has been conspicuous by It's
absence since last fall, is likely to re-
main so.
Sunday, May 9th, is the Goth anniver,
sary of the foundation of the Broadway
Baptist church Special services will be
held on that day.
In buying fruit trees it pays to pur.
chase those that are acclimated. They
are said to be more apt to live than those
brought directly from New York or other
| States.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Josephine Williams and Mr.. Edward
Bradley. The ceremony takes place al
29 Princeton street Johnston, on the even.
/. ing of May Sd.
Howard G. Saunders, lay reader Of
the Church of the Messiah, Officiated al
the Episcopal chapel at Pascoag on Sun
day.
John T. Hunt umpired the Boston.
Providence ball game at Adelaide Parl
on Friday last.
The Bank of America Loan and Trus
Co. of Providence has, by an act of the
General Assembly, had it's name changed
to the Union Trust Co. The correct nam,
of the Olneyville Bank is now The Olney
vile Branch of the Union Trust Co.
j. j. Harrington has been making some
extensive alterations ard improvement,
TO his residence on Laban and Mill streets
William Mills and Son took severa
pictures of the Industrial Army on Tues
day without injury to their camera.
Photographer Swindells has sold near
ly all of his outfit and will dt
crayon work at his home in Manton. Th,
Helping Hand Mission has secured tn,
rooms he will vacate in Stokes Block.
The Johnston town council held {
special meeting on Monday. Their efforts
were directed toward the jury box.
The army of the unemployed gathered
a few recruits here.
The shooting gallery on Plainield
street has sought "green fields and pas
lures new"
George w. Amison is making som,
alterations and improvements at his
grocery store,
Mrs. Richard Taylor of Plainfield stree
died on Monday of this week.
| A. L. Burdick, the Providence broker
who is we'll known in this section, has
| just removed from Room IA to Room IL
Winthrop Building, where he has very
neat and comfortable quarters.
The Swedish String Band will enliver
the Salvation Army meeting in Pettis
Hall, Plainfeld street, this evening.
M. T. Braney is building an addition
to his shop corner of Plain6eld and
Latham streets.
The Tabernacle choir had we'll at.
tended concert on Wednesday evening.
Col. G. S. Wheaton of Narragansett
| Pier and F. N. Dimond of Providenc,
were callets at the TINES office on Tues
day.
The choir of the Broad way Baptis
church will produce the cantata, "Ths
Building of the Temple" next Wednes-
day evening