The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-28
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NEWS


is on the sick list this week.
1t is joint debate two dogs usually
have over the possession Of a bone.
Olneyville has another lawyer, Mr..
Padien, who is located in Stokes Block.
The serial ALLEN Gray" will begin in
the TINES next week. Everybody should
read it.
For fine custom clothing call at Noreen
& Macgregor's SO Dorrance street, Provi-
dence.
The Providence Cricket Eleven will
play the Clydes, Of River Point. this
afternoon.
Belva Lockwood has all the fun of
running for the presidency and none OF
the anxiety.
The number of youthful cigare tie
smokers in this vicinity seem to be on
the increase.
Miss Lena Blake, of the Olneyville
telephone office, started on a we'll earned
vacation of two weeks Monday last.
Everybody takes vacation but the
poor editor; he has to stay at home and
write up where the rest of the people
have gone.
John A. Coffin. formerly manager at
X. b. Little Il Co.'s branch office. is now
employed 10y w. A. IL. Grant at Perrin
q Irons old stand.
Almost every weekly paper now runs a
serial. A continued story of uncommon
interest will commence in the TINES
Saturday August 4th.
Mr.. Edward Kirby, the local cores
pondent Of the Journal, has returned
from a vacation of ten days, which he
passed at Taunton, Mass.
Misses Annie Donley and Mary McSolie,
the Manton avenue millners, leave town
next Monday for two weeks enjoyment
of the cooling breezes of Block Island.
Miss Lizzie Brennan, formerly of this
place but now IA resident of Northern
Massachusetts,, has returned home after
pleasant sojourn with acquaintances in
this place.
An item of interest 90 every person.
Call at the Atlantic Boot and Shoe Store
TO buy your shoes, and get . per cent
discount off your purchase. Prices lower
than the lowest.
The Olneyville news in the Sunday
Telegram would be meagre indeed if it
wasn't for the TINES. Last Sunday the
big city paper had twenty-five news
items clipped Fl ON the TINES.
Quite delegation from Pawtucket
came TO Olneyville last Saturday 20
witness the ball game between theCadets
and Atlantics. They went home highly
elated with the result of the game.
Mr. John Lyons, former Olneyville
boy. formerly with Rosenbloom Bros,
will be pleased to meet his many friends
at w. L. Follmar's boot and shoe store,
Al Manton avenue, where he is at present
engaged.
The Cadet base ball club will have as
their opponents on the grounds at Merino
Saturday next, the famous Emmets, of
Woonsocket, in which Sweeney will pitch
1t will evidently be pitchers game and
will be worth witnessing.
A very pleasant surprise party was
held at the residence of Mr.. William
Hodgson, on Amherst street, last Friday
evening. Vocal and instrumental selec-
tions enlivened the evening, and an
excellent collation. was served.
c. ]. Clafin a. Co., dealers in office
furniture, etc, so well and favorably
known to the people of Rhode Island
have again located in Providence, this
time at 333 Westminster street, where
they are selling a fine stock of goods at
very low prices.
Mr.. Daniel O'Brieu, one Of the Johnston
town Democratic committe, and employed
as salesman by Coltcn, Van Zile d Null
vey, the shoe dealers. will spend his
vacation the coming week az the guest Of
his brother, Capt. VIM. O'Brien, at the
Cadets encampmeut at Oakland Beach.
Did you ever stop TO consider that
neatness and style were a necessary and
valuable adjunct of job printing! Don't
let irresponsible solicitors palm off their
cheap john work on you, but leave al
orders with Sibley q johnson at the
TINES Office, 1913 High street, Olneyville.
The residents and property owners Of
Laban street are looking for a speedy
report Of the commissioners 60 accept the
street, as many improvements are needed.
Within a year ten new dwelling houses
have been erected and real estate instead
Of booming is reported as decreasing in
value in that locality.
Messrs. Dick Nugent, the Hebrew
impersonator. Melledy and Thompson,
Irish and Negro delineators, all Of this
place, are filling engagements at the
River View Gardens, Fall River. The
past week made Mr.. Nugents second
week at the above favorite place Of
amusement in the Border City.
The committee Of the Providence Foot
ball and Cricket Association held a
a 4. 4