The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15
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| severe illness.
Neat as pin-the job printing done a
the TNRs office.
Miss Gertrude f. Phillips has gone I,
Wexford for two weeks visit.
Arnold Huller has been suffering froa
a severe attack of the hay fever.
Mrs. w. ID. Harris and son are spending
a few weeks at Worcester, Mass.
w. II. Place is preparing to erec
several new houses on Rocky Hill avenue
DIR. W. V. Morrison has been spending
a few days at Bourne, Mass. this week
Samuel Wynn and family have returned
from their summer sojourn at Grants
Station.
Deputy Sheriff o. C. Coodell. of East
Providence, was in town Monday on
| business.
Attention is called to Miss Ida T.
Weedens advertisement in the TINES
/ this week.
Chevalier Ira Paine and wife are now
at their home on Delaine street after u
summer spent at Bristol.
Mr.. Arnold Huller, the Plainfeld street
baker, and wife, have returned from a
brief visit to the White Mountains.
On Tuesday, Webb's new bakery on
Mdnton avenue. with the proprietor,
teams and employees in the foreground,
was photographed 10y Mills q Son.
DR.. Davis and two neices, of Plainfeld,
Conn, have been visiting this week at
c. w, Thompson's, Manton avenue.
The Emmet Cadets, of Providence, will
attend the fair of Court Thomas A. Doyle
on Wednesday evening the 2Gth inst.
The services of the Olneyvile Cadet
Fife and Drum band have been secured
for the forthcoming Bud of Hope, M. L.,
fair.
William X. Randall who returned from
the West last spring has again entered
the resl estate and insurance business
in Providence.
Misses Mary and Gerte Mason, of
Philadelphia, who have been visiting at
Judge Phillips for the past three weeks,
have returned home,
S. l. Adams who had carried on a
bakery business in Twichell's block on
High street for the past four months, has
given up the business.
The pupils of the Sunday school of the
Church of the Messiah will enjoy picnic
at Roger Williams Park to-day, taking
the 10 o'clock train on the Stonington
railroad.
Adiutant Charles Meegan, of Conclave
80, X. s. f., has returned from New
York, where he attended the Foresters'
demonstration which occurred the first
part of this week.
Nellinger, the we'll known Westminster
street tailor, has an advertisement in
this paper which should be read by
persons desiring fine fitting custom made
clothing at reasonable prices.
Work has been begun on new brick
barn TO take the place of the wooden
structure owned by the Union Railroad
Co. The barn will have stalls for five
hundred horses. N. B. Horton is the
contractor.
Peter Burke, salesman with Talbot &
CO., has been suffering from malaria for
some time, and on Tuesday he departed
for the bealthful hills of Scituate to
endeavor TO shake off the annoying and
obstinate disease.
Mr.. Charles Warren and Miss Lizzie
Ramsden were married at the Church OF
the Messiah. Thursday evening. After
the ceremony reception was held and "A
collation. served at their future residence
on Joslin street.
Charles Phillips, the polite assistant
at a. Lakes establishment, and Lewis
Duffy, the right hand man at w. ID.
Harris emporium, are making arrange
ments for weeks sojourn among the
granite hills of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Adele Foley. the efficient operator
At the Office Of the Postal Telegraph Co.,
has been enjoying well earned vacation
this week, at Newport. Miss Alice Fish.
operator at the same company's Office at
North Attleboro, has been supplying her
place.
G. j. Clafin x Co, furniture dealers at
333 Westminster street, Providence, have
leased the commodious three story build
ing, 2ls, 900 and 222 Broad street, and
will remove there October 1st. In the
meantime goods will be sold at tre-
mendous sacrifice at their present head
quarters.
It il understood that the Athletics, Of
this village. are TO be drawn into the
Providence Football and Cricket Associ-
alton. This step will add much 20 the
treasury ofthe latter named organization.
Some Of the Association favor the al
mission into the organization Of the
Atlantics az they claim that the latter il
the strongest club in the state and they
will also attract large crowds.
On Tuesday. teamer and a shoveller
employed by the town Of Johnston in the
work Of curbiag the upper end Of Plain.