The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-14
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Typhoid fever il very prevalent in this
vicinity.
Mr.. George shurtliGe visited Boston,
Tuesday.
Buy one of the new Fox Hunt" ties at
Talbots 4 Co.'S.
Miss Sadie German, visited flieuds in
Boston last week
The bu~dle brigade have begun their
Christmas march.
With half of the horse car men business
is always driving.
W. F. Follmar has large stock Of
Christmas slippers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy visited
friends in New York last week
Mr.. Thomas Allen, with 4. L. Patstoue
4 Co., spent Sunday at Newport
Tramps and beggars are said to be
very common here in oneyville.
When Adams Oldest son became an old
mAn he was "a silver headed Cain.
DR. Samuel IL. Etienne, Of Montreal.
has opened an Office in Stokes new
block
y Lew grocery will soon be opened in
the store formerly occupied 10y Moses o.
Darling.
Christmas is only one week from Tues
day. Do your shopping early and avoid
the rush
The regulation stormy Saturday was
little delayed last week and got along
! Sunday.
he fellow who tried to steal leather
jacket from Barnaby Dean got straight
jacket instead.
When Judge johnson came into the
English District court, Monday, he found
a clean docket
c. II. Deacon, the Plainded street
shoe dealer, ha. made some improve
ments TO his store.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
are preparing for IA social, which will be
held at an early date.
The excavations on Broadway for the
Valley street sever are catching the horse
ear horses in great shape.
Narragansett Commandery. United
order OF the Golden Cross, will elect
officers at their meeting next week.
Mr.. Samuel Irons is rapidly recover
ing from his recent accident, bu' Nj.
Sherman's condition is still very critical
The little inmates Of the Day Nursery
on Delaiae street will be delighted with "A
Christmas tree on Monday, December
31st.
Conductor Brown, of the Broadway
line. is an indefatigable collector of
books relating to early Rhode Island
history.
Jack the Ripper" who wrote to Town
Sergeant Carroll last week, is certainly
very skilful murderer of the Queens
English.
A years subscription to TIE TIMES
would not make bad Christmas present
to some absent friend who il interested
in Olneyville,
Alta meeting Of the vestry Of the Church
of the Messiah held last Friday evening,
the gift to the church by Mrs. Gammell
was formally accepted.
The Town Fathers of Johnston met in
the Council Chsmber on Plainfeld street
last Saturday and transacted consider
able important business.
Arlington meal is ground from the very
best corn. hence its superiority. Sold at
the Arlington Hay and Grain Co.'S store,
24o Broadway, Olneyville.
The German Dramatic society Of this
place presented one act comedy entitled
Der Yetter aux Brennan, at their hall on
Eiswald street, Thursday evening.
A team belonging TO J. II. Rodgers,
the Julian street grocer, ran away on
Plainfeld street, Tuesday mon. 1t was
stopped 10y horse car man. No damage.
Do you do job printing at the TIMES
Ohicel Certainly that is a part Of our
business. We print everything from n
baby card TO poster, and do it well too.
A typographical error in one Of our
city contemporaries made one Of the best
known clothing dealers in Olneyyille a
seller Of paintings instead Of paintings.
The silver Inning Of the clouds Of
weekly journalism was visible an instant
Saturday when a man came into the
TINES Office and subscribed for the paper
Tor two years.
large, handsome, frosted card pre-
seuted to each customer purchasing SlOO
worth Of Holiday goods at
I. 5. HANNOND's
! 80 Weybosset ST,
Woouasquatucket Encampment Of Oh
nayville received an official visit from
the grand officers last Monday evening e
! last week. including Grand Patriarch
! James A. Davis. a. G Griffith. c. 5. w. +;
| Grand Representative George w. Brown,
a1i Grand Marshal Rufus g Sprague
] Speeches pertinen, 10 the occasion were
made by the official digniiaries. and an