The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-11-30
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DIR. Pagan won the buggy at the BUD o
Hope fair.
Horse blankets at Nelson Cabaua''
| junction of High street and Broadway.
Rev. J. Z. Stuart occupied the pulpit
oi the Broadway Baptist church, Sunday
Winter is coming; get your sleigh
painted at A. T Howe's, II Stokes street
Behr Bros, famous piano for sale 10y
II. L. Eddy, 2S3 Westminster street
Providence.
The sorry remnants of Mr.. Thomas W.
Penney's awning was taken down Mon
day morning.
Walter II Wood OF this town is holding
a public exhibition of etchings at his
Mathewsou street gallery. Providence.
Mr.. j. G.. Colburn, one of the proprie =
tors of the Burrillville Gazette, made a
pleasant call at the TINES Office Monday
The horse ear men on the Olneyville
lines,who got day off Sunday, felt them
selves fortunate. 1t was very tedious
storm TO face.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p, will be in
sttuted Tuesday evening. December 9th,
at odd Fellows Hall.
1t is understood that Mr.. John Water
man will not begin the erection of his
new block until spring
A correspondent wants to know if Kaw
City is the Crow Indian Agency. If it
isn't il ought to be.
On Monday evening, Rev ii. b. Cady
will deliver lecture il The Harris avenue
church, subject: "A tour through Ire
land in Jauntng Car"
sc. Lowell is on weeks vacation iu
New York State, fox hunting-Exchange
Just think how rested Mr.. Lowell will be
when he gets home.
The Fall River Rovers and the Provi-
dence Football team will play game of
football on the Eagle street grounds
Saturday afternoon.
A delegation from the Rough and
Ready Fire Company attended the fair
held by Narragansett Fire Company of
Riverside on Thursday night of last
week.
Hon. James c Monaghan returns to
his consulate, Saturday, and so will not
be able TO deliver lecture before the
Olneyville Business Mems Association.
Mr.. Arthur Swindells, the photogra-
pher, has recently refurnished the waiting
room at his studio, 1918 High street, and
has n very handsome and tastefully
arranged apartment.
Benjamin Wightman and family, who
have been visiting at Judge Phillips for
the past week, have returned to their
home at Wexford.
The Bible Day concert at the Broadway
Baptist church was postponed last Sun
day evening on account of the weather.
and will be held uext Sunday evening
Ambrose +. West is the new Alderman
from the Tenth Ward, and Patrick King,
William ii. Covell. John Gibbons and
Alexander A. Mclaughlin, on the coun-
cilmen. all except Mr.. Covell are new
members.
Rev. o. II. Still of East Greenich was at
the Eight District Court Monday TO prose-
cute soma Cranston liquor cases. The
state assayer could not be present on ac-
count of sickness and the cases were post
poned one week.
Do you know that j. A. Webb, 1920
High street and III Manton avenue,
keeps the largest and best assortment of
candy in Olneyville. Mr.. Webb employs
a first class candy maker and much of
the confectionery is fresh every day.
The death of the Manchester MARTYRS
will be observed next Sunday evening in
Dyers' Opera House when Hon. Mcheal
K9lly of Philadelphia will deliver lect-
nre under the auspices Of the Robert
Emmett Litery Association. There will
also be a musical and literary entertain
ment.
At the Office Of the Olneyville TINES,
107S High street, Olneyville Square, be-
sides the making and printing Of the
times" all kinds Of news and commercial
printing is neatly and promptly execut-
ed. Society printing a speciality. If the
printing for entertainments and socials
is done at this Office notice Of the event
will be given in the TINES
W. II. Place, the contractor. has begun
work on an "annex" 10 the Rough and
Ready engine house on Plainfeld street.
This addition is to be built in the rear Of
the present structure, and will be twenty
feet square. 1t will be used TO store the
engine and other property Of the com
pany, giving needed room in main build
ing.
1t is the ambition Of every nation in
Europe to have larger standing army
than its neighbor. 1t is the ambition Of
nearly every lady TO have a handsomer
bonnet than her neighbor. In order 10
do this she should purchase her millinery
goods Of Miss Ida r. weeden, g73 High
street, Providence.
This week the window at A. J. Bromley
store ll6 Plainfeld street. has presented
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