The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-29
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Parlor stoves cheap AT X. Richardson's.
Mr.. George Barnes attended the State
Fair Thursday.
Get yourjob printing done at the TINES
office, olneyville Square.
Many people from this place attended
the State Fair, Thursday.
Mr. George Arnold, who has been sick
for some time, In slowly improving.
Mr.. William Hazard In erecting two
story honse on the Greenville road
MIR. Albert Mansfield of the Johnston
side Is recovering from his recent illness.
ened with typhoid fover, IL considerably
better.
The property Of A. l.. Andrews, Of
Fruit IIill road, has been attached 10y ID.
w. Lyman.
Mr.. A. o. Coates is acting as aid TO
Chef Marshal Goodell at the State Fair
again this year.
The Baptist Society is making pre-
parations for IA supper and sale to be held
early in October.
Michael Corcoran, Of Olneyville, will
soon erect two more houses near the
Episcopal church
Warren Holden and James Clarke, Of
this place, went to New York this week
60 resume their studies nt the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons.
The owners Of Nichols Block has de
cided 10 supply the tenants Of that build
ing with cold, sparkling Pawtuxct water.
The piping was lald this week,
Il. Richardson IL putting in galvanized
iron piping at the AndroBcoggin Mills at
Lewiston, Me. He has also shipped this
week n car load Of work for the Whittier
Mills nj Lowell.
Mr.. George Haynes, Of Nebraska, has
been visiting this week M A. o. Coates's.
Mr. Haynes formerly resided here, and
went West about four years ago on ac-
count Of bis health II is quite evident
that the Nebraska climate agrees with
him.
The interior Of 81. Peters IN nearly
completed, and great improvement has
been made 90 the auditorium. The arch
itecture Of the church is much admired,
aud now the interior is' cOrrespondiDgly
handsome, the members of ST. Peters
may well be proud Of the little edifce.
Anchor Lodge held regular meeting
Monday evening. One application for
nembership was received. The fair com
mittee reported excellent progress Many
articles have been presented TO The fair
and the prospects of success are very
Aattering. The lodge war yisitcd by Mr..
Bingham, Of Philadelphia.
Harry swindel's drug store IL assum-
ing its normal appearance after the re-
cent fire, but John Linden, the clerk, still
wears a glove on his left hand. The In
surance on the shop and fixtures WAS
promptly adjusted by the companies, and
the clerk IL sorry now he did Mt have an
accident policy 20 cover the damages to
his hand.
ST. Thomas's Fair has had n good at
tendance each evening this week, except
Monday, when IL was not held on account
Of the odd Fellows using the hall. Tues
day evening the special feature war the
singing Ny the Cinq Mars brothers. Wed
nesday evening there was clog dancing
by Mr. Fayre Of Lymanyille. Thursday
evening specialties were given Wy Charles
Quinn, of Manton. Friday evening the
fair will be- attended by the Olneyyille
Cadets and the 81. Joseph'H Society and
Choir II Pawtucket. The voting for the
doll closes Saturday night, for the drum
Tuesday evening, and for the watch and
pitcher Wednesday, when the fair comes
30 an end. 80 far The managers u the
fair are very well satisfied with the at
tendance. Father Finnegan, ~ Geneva
attended the fair Wednesday evening.
The Uandsomest Lady In OlDeyvIlle'
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