The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-14
Mr.. Thomas Penney visited Boston
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during lsSs.
Mr.. Roberts. formerly with Mills &
Son is now at work in Sw indelrs photo
graph rooms.
Nelson Cabsns, junction Of Broadway
and High street, has a large assortment
of sleigh bells.
7. X J. Sawyer. the we'll known furnit-
ure dealers have new advertisement
in the TINES this week.
ST. Mary's Benevolent Aid Society will
be twenty years in existence the 9TH of
Februrry next and there is no other
similar organization in the State that is
in better financial condition than the
above.
The drama, the Turn Of the Tide"
which was 10 have been presented the
first of this month by the Social Dramatic
Company has been postponed, owing to
the severe illness of one Of the prominent
ladies in the cast.
Mr.. Arthur Chamberlain. clerk at Fair
banks pharmacy has recently compound
ed from a formula of his own, n cough
balsam, which those who used il claim a
sure cure every time.
The new truck Of the Rough and Ready
Fire Co. is expected to arrive about the
Goth. II is an excellent truck made by
Gleason. Bailey & Co. of Seneca Falls
n. Y, and costs S605.
The annual reunion Of St Theresa's :
Society was held last Tuesday evening
and pleasant and enjoyable evening
was spent. Caterer Fred Thompson
furnished the supper.
While the Johnston police were raiding
places where prohibition bitters' are
sold last Wednesday, in one the cellars
raided several barrels Of beer were seized
and the load had hardly reached the
police station when a beer team dumped
FIVE more barrels to replenish the stock.
Officer w. A. Rowe. of the Sixth station,
and Mr.. w. A. II. Grant. the coal dealer,
started Thursday on fishing trip. Their
friends are ariously waiting to get true
return Of the amount Of the fnny tribe
that fell into their hands.
An item that appeared in the TMEs
last week was construed by some TO mean
that Mr.. w. II. Arnold IL no longer To be
found at the Olncyville Hotel We
would correct that impression and state
that he "is still at the old stand"
A new feature has been introduced in
the TIaEs this week which we think it's
many readers will appreciate. II Is the
news of the world for the week compiled
in concise manner, making brief
summary. which even busy people
can find time to read. Thus the TIaEs
will furnish general as well as local news.
Jrsr ARRIVED FROM EuRoPE-John Wood
the celebrated clairvoyant and test
medium treats on all affairs Of life,
Business. love and marriage a speciality.
Letters answered by sending hair and
sex, 81. Visits, ladies 20 cents, gents 30
cents. Hours Of business from . "A. IN.
till p. m. Residence Is Steuben street,
Olneyville.
The following is the number of books
circulated by the Olneyville Free Library
! during the month Of December, 1888:
History, So; Biography. "a. Geography
and Travel, so; Poetry and Drama, "a;
Literature, 81 Fiction. 522; Miscellaneous,
95; Total. S25; Number daily, 30. Mum
ber visiting the Reading Room, 1856;
Number daily. 4S.
William Troy, former resident Of this
| place whose present home IL in Florida.
! has been visiting the North for the past
! six months for medical treatment for
wounds received in the late war. We
are happy 60 FAY that the treatment has
been successful, and Mr.. Troy returns TO
| his Southern home next Monday in an
excellent state of health.
Last Friday evening party Of 20
couple under the leadership MIR Frank
! Demaris paid a surprise visit TO Mr.. John
Langien at his residence on Manton
avenue. After the visitors had invaded
the house general good time was In
order. After listening TO vocal and in
strumental music dancing was indulged
in, after which bountiful collation. was
partaken Of At an early hour the
visitors returned TO their homes hoping
for repetition Of the event in the near
future.
Mr.. John Holland, the popular clerk At
the Olneyville Pharmacy, and who went
South several days ago will be in Savannah
Ga. Sunday. Mr.. Holland will be joined
at the latter named city by several Of his
friends in this vicinity and the party will
then start for Florida after which they
will make an extended tour through the
other Southern states. Mr.. Holland will
return TO Olneyville about June lst. Mr..
Holland has host Of friends in this
vicinity who wish him an enjoyable
pleasure trip.
Coughs, colds and pulmonary COM
plants are most prevalent At this time
Of the year and remedy that will cure
them quickly in any case must be worthy
of notice 90 the public. We speak Of