The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-01
Miss Mabel Thompson is visiting rela
tives at Mapleyille, X. /.

Get your eccentric watch regulated at
j. A. Angelrs, 1884 High street.
The best job work in Olneyville is done
at the TINES Office, Olneyville Square.
Henry Randall, of ;he west part of the
town, has recovered from a severe illness.
Miss Lille Bligh, of Arnold s.yeet, is
spending few weeks at Mohegan, r. l..
Insure your property with Preston &
Lester, ~ Weybosset street, Providence
Brennan & Donnelly have made some
improvements in their grocery on the
Square.
The numerous empty stores in and
around the Square suggest cheaper rents
in the future.
"Doc" VIM. c. Fuller, of Fairbanks
Pharmacy, will start on his annual vaca-
tion, Monday next.
The parochial school connected with
st. Mary's parish will begin its fall and
winter term, Monday.
Miss Fannie Carpenter, Of Wexford,
who has been visiting friends in Johnston.
has returned to her home.
Miss Mary Storey has returned from n
vacation of several weeks, spent with
relatives at Norwalk, Conn.
Arnold Huller and wife left town
Tuesday for the White Mountains, where
tba.r ,4yi1l in saNvapa1 nFaaLa
A private party from this place went
to Blackstone Park, Thursday, where
they held a very enjoyable picnic.
Mr.. William +. Follmar, the popular
shoe dealer, has been enjoying "A few
days recreation and rest at Newport, this
week.
Beginning tomorrow the regular meet
ings of the different sodalities connected
with st. Theresa's church will be held IN
the church.
Sunday the Olneyville Temperance
Cadets will hold an important meeting at
which all the members are requested to
be present,
September is here and all too soon Will
dreary winter come. II behooves every
house owner to zee TO it that he gives his
plumbing orders to 7. & j. Sawyer, 1O45
High street.
Mr. Charles Pratt, salesman at Talbot
& Co.'S Olneyville branch, has moved
into the Myers cottage, on Lexington
street, Johnston.
There are several concerns In Olney-
vile that will shave you if they get a
chance. The barber shops are the con-
Germs referred TO.
The well known Book Notes." read 10y
all the literary people Of the state and
edited by Sidney Rider. Esq, is printed
at the TINES Office.
Mr.. Thomas Cavanaugh, former
operative at the Atlantic Mills but now
overseer in one of the large mills at
Holyoke, Mass, is visiting friends in this
vicinity.
A large number Of the admirers Of
cricket from this place will visit Ashton
this afternoon to witness the contest
between the famed Manhattans. OF New
York, and the champion Ashtons.
Messrs. Frank and Thomas Hanley, Of
Johnston started Tuesday evening for
three weeks trip which will include New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, d.
c., and the several Southern states.
was made that the Broadway Baptist
church was struck by lightning about
eighteen years ago. 1t should have been
that the church was built about that
time.
The young ladies who attend cooking
schools for the purpose Of learning how
TO make paper weights out of harmless
dough could learn few lessons in
practical cooking at webb's bakery, 1920
High street.
Mr.. A. 7. Howe, Of this place and the
Pythian representative 81 the Sunday
4 ANi't J a4li' hoS dA''DAtA al INV lNhAl'I W
be present next Wednesday at the annual
field day Of the Uniform Rank, X. Of p.
Of Massachusetts,, which takes place at
the Point Of Pines, Boston Harbor, next
Wednesday.
Mr.. Arthur Bromley, conductor on the
Plainheld street route, has resigned his
position 10 go into the grocery business
Mr.. Bromley has rented the store on
Plainfeld street formerly occupied by
w. G. starkweather, and will open the
same today with full line Of groceries
and provisions.
Chevalier Ira Paine, the well known
shooter and marksman, returned from a
FIVE weeks outing at the Narrows, Bristol,
yesterday. He had ~ his guest for the
past week Mr.. James Donaldson. of the
London Theatre, New Ymk. Both gem
tlemen were at the Narrows for fish
about every day and they caught vast
quantity. They secured plenty Of soup
and much tautog, but the greatest sport
which they had was pulling in sharks.
Yesterday Mr.. Donaldson captured one
six feet long and his fms now adorn a
fence at Little Narrows. -Four days ago
| Mr.. Paine caught one six feet and half
long, and little before that be landed