The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-27
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shoulder.
T. T. Allen has placed neat sign on
the Boston dry goods store.
John Collision is building an addition
10 his house on Gordon street.
DR.. Cummings of this place is brother
Of Mayor Cummings, Of Fall River.
b. d. Remington of Johnston, has sold
out his grocery business on High street..
The TINES subscription list is showing
very healthy and satisfactory growth.
Harlan Page has just started the
foundation for two houses on Latsn
street.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. II, Kelley, Of the
Quincy House, Worcester, visited friends
in Johnston this week.
If subscribers of the TINES fail TO re-
ceive their paper please notify the pub
fishers.
Conclave 80 X. 5. F. are making ar
rangements to hold social on Thanks
giving eve.
Don't forget that the TINES Office,
Olneyville Square, is headquarters Tor
job printing.
James Suydam is employed as travel
ling salesman for the Providence Rem
nant Company.
In the otball game at Thornton. Sat-
urday last, the Thorntons defeated the
West Ends of Fall River by score Of
too.
We ask the cooperation of the citizens
cf Olneyyille and Johnston in publishing
the TINES. The subscription is only
$l.00 per year.
The Providence and Thornton clubs
will play game in the Rhode Island
cup tie series on the Eagle street grounds,
this afternoon.
John +. Bolan, formerly of l.. l.. Greene
& Co. of this place, has lately accepted
position as floor walker at II. w. Ladd
& Co.'S, Providence.
John Linn will eell his live stock, farm
ing tools, hay, &c, at public auction, at
his place on the Killingly road, Johnston,
Saturday afternoon.
DR.. f.. S. FisRe and Byron Smith, at +.
D. Luthers drug store, have returned
from p successful hunting tour through
the wilds of Scituate.
For bargains in all classes of furniture
and house furnishing goods go no far
ther from home than w. l.. Whipples,
AZ and A. Manton avenue.
Mr., j. Il. Simons, of this place, re-
porter on the Telegram staff, received the
sad news, Monday, Of the death Of his
father at Central Valley, New York.
Residents of Johnston who are in doubt
as to which ticket they ought TO vote, will
do well to visit w. d. Harris's for groce-
ries and provisions of the best quality.
The Olneyville Cadets have leased
Woods Hall for a term of three years.
The spacious hall will give the Cadets
ample room for drill as we'll as entertain
ments and balls.
Dr. O'Keefe has lately made purchase
in horsehesh, and now owns one Of the
finest animals in this vicinity. The horse
is thoroughbred Hambletonian. with
record of 9 SO. No dust for the Doctor.
w. j. AIkell, a New York editor, has
recently purchased a railroad. 1t is mt
every editor who can afford such luxury.
The majority have to be contented with
now and then n free pass over a railroad.
These cold October mornings are forci-
ble reminders that winter is coming.
How is the state Of your coal binI W. A.
II. Grant, Manton avenue, delivers wood
and coal. in large and small quantities,
promptly.
The series Of revival meetings at the
Planfeld street church, under the direc-
tion of Miss Frances Townley, closed on
Wednesday evening. These services haye
been Of great interest, and many converts
have been made.
The Providence Football team were
defeated by the Pawtucket Free Wan
derers hy score Of to in game Sat-
urday last The Providences will pro-
test the game owing TO the Pawtuckets
having professionals in their team.
II Is absolutely unnecessary TO g. 20
Providence for any class ofprinting. when
the TIMES Office, with all modern facili-
ties and artistic adjuncts, are prepared
10 do work in the best manner. Bali,
party and society printing specially.
Rev. Father Simmons, pastor Of the
new parish at Mount Pleasant, has been
kindly remembered by his old parish
oners at St. Joseph's church, Newport.
They presented him with gold watch
and purse Of money amounting TO up
wards Of 5000.
When your husband comes home 20
supper with his mind upset by business
restore him 60 good humor and aid his
digestion by passing him bread, cake or
pastry fresh from webb's bakeries. 1920
High street, and Boyden's new block,
Manton avenue.
Another and the last informal meeting
Of Ivanhoe lodge No. 10 X. Of p, which
IL Iaipo, organizcd by Mr. A Il Howe