The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-31
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DR.. wyman has sold his horse, carriage,
&c. 10 DR.. Allen Of Cranston street.
Mr.. William English. Of winsor street.
is recovering from an attack of diphthe-
ria.
Major w. A. Pirce spoke st Repub-
lican meeting in Riverside last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Frank Demaris has returned from
an extended visit through the different
cities of Canada,
Mr.. George Austin, clerk at Luther's
drug store. is confined to his residence 10y
an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Whitman. telegraph operator, for
the United Lines Company of PAwtucket
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. dwight 5. Nettleton of Valley
street has returned home from brief
business trip 20 New York.
Mr.. Beriah Potter and daughter, of
Anthony, are visiting this week at j $.
Clemens on Plainfeld street
The funeral services of Frederick
Charlesworth took place at his late resi-
dence on Waterman street. Johnston,
Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas Connors has purchased the
tailoring establishment Of I. A. Campbell
on High street Mr.. Connors has had
charge Of the shop for some time.
A wheel on Grady's express wagon
broke down on High street Monday
afternoon, letting down a load Of furniture
and causing some delay TO horse car
travel.
The Lowell Glove store has become
the most popular place in the city to buy
! gloves of all kinds. The secret of it's
success is fine goods, fair prices and
! polite attention 10 customers.
Mr.. Joseph Johnston, the enterprising
High street druggist, has leased the
second story of the building now occupied
| by him, and will use the same as "A
laboratory in the manufacture of his
many and excellent preparations.
Mr.. Al. Cornell has left the employ Of
Mr.. Kuowlton the druggist and is now
| welding the pestle at Fenner's drug
| store on Cranston street His place ut
| Knowlton's is filed by Mr.. John Rowland
! who worked here for eleven years when
the store was owned by Mr.. Mott.
Mr.. John Cannon, the obliging and
courteous representative at Samuel Shove
4 Sons insurance Office in Weaver's
Block, in order to Accommodate the above
firms patrons has changed the office
| hours as follows from $3.50 a. m. to IL n.
m. and from IL until 2:30 p. m.
Holy week services at the Church of
! the Messiah have been well attended.
| Services have been held each morning at
| Q o'clock Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evenings interesting services were
held at s o'clock. On Tuesday and Thur
sday afternoon, services were held at
| 4 80 o'clock.
The patrons of the New York & New
| England r. r. at Arlington are justly
| complaining because they cannot have
waiting station similar TO the one at the
| Dixie street crossing. The present ac-
| como1ations consist Of short platform,
| where the passengers have 10 await the
/ arrival Of trains in the rain and snow.
The hand engine belonging 10 the
Rough and Ready Fire Co. has been
stored IN Crowley's barn near Silver
/ Lake. This was done in order 10 give
more room in the engine house. The
old engine is one of Jeffers' make and is
of little or no use in case Of fire. II is
relic Of bygone days. and will be utilized
by the company only for practice and for
use in professions.
| The rooms in the Atlantic Delaine Mills
where electricity is used as lighting were
/ obliged TO shut down at dark several
days last week. on account Of the thaw
swelling the Wonasquatucket river and
| flooding the main belt which runs the
motor. The merchants on Manton ave-
nue. also suffered considerably from the
/ ONefHDW ming the celiafH 10 II utplH ga
/ several inches, many ofthe cellars having
an overabundance Of water the past
week
! The wooden bridges on High street.
/ Broadway. Cranston street and Atwells
/ avenue will soon become things Of the
/ past The officials Of the y. Y. B. * p.
r. r. have projects ahead by which they
intend 20 replace the wooden affairs by
iron suspension bridges. similar TO the
Jackson avenue bridge. The above rail-
road company also intend laying two
additional tracks which necessitate the
widening Of the roadbed. and all the
work is 10 be completed inside Of two
years.
Chills and fever or malaria in every
form can be speedily and permanently
cured without the possibility Of failure
by using the celebrated East Indian
Malaria Cure. II possesses none Of the
nauseous ingredients Of other remedies.
il warranted 20 contain no quinine,
arsenic or any other poisonous mineral
ingredient. and the proprietor agrees 10
forfeit 10000 to any one who shall
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