The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-11-23
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store in Smiths Block.
S. Crown is selling furnishing goods as
cheap as any man in olneyville.
Miss Mary Garnett is recovering from
a severe attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. George Peckham a former resident
% Johnston, was in town Monday.
Parlor stoves and kitchen ranges at 7.
3 j. Sawyer's, olneyvi!le Square.
The Business Mems Association are re-
viving into state Of activity again.
Pryce OWENS bakery on Delaine street
is one of the popular bakeries in town.
"The Mongolian Enigma" is the Boston
way of referring 20 the Chinese question
The usual rainy Saturday was little
belated last week and came along Mon
day.
East Greenwich the home of the Rev.
o. II. Still did not poll single Prohibi-
tory vote.
James f.. Shawcross and family have
returned from visit among relatives in
Connecticut.
Geo. +. Cole. 25S Broad street, frames
pictures cheaper than any other place in
Providence.
Charles Lincoln, Providence cores
pondent of the Boston Herald, was in
town Wednesday.
The TINES Office has received this Week,
calls from seven book agents and four
travelling printers.
Mr.. John Baggott, formerly in the real
estate business in Stokes old block, has
just received pension.
Talbot & Co, 1866 High street, now
have one Of the lightest and most conve-
nient clothing stores in the city.
Charles Leu appeared out Sunday in
an election hat that seemed to fairly glis-
ten with JOY over Harrison's victory.
A. C. Taylor & Co. the Providence shoe
dealers say that every day is bargain
day at their store.245 Westminst Ter street I.
Remember that the Union Opera Com
pany will produce THE Two Thieves" in
Dyer's Opera House, Thanksgiving night.
The ticket Office in the Olneyville station
of the Providence and Springfield Rail
road has been enlarged and otherwise
improved.
Rev. Edward Mills. of Wanskuck. oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Broadway Bap-
tist church Sunday evening, in exchange
with the pastor.
Rev. C. L. Goodell preached on Coos
sip" at his church, in Providence, last
Sunday. He ought to be fairly familiar
with his subject.
William Christie, of Johnston, native
Of England, received naturalization pa
pers at the Court of Common Pleas, Pro-
vidence, Saturday.
On Saturday of last week, B. w. Pearce,
the veteran correspondent, and editor of
the Newport Enterprise" made pleas
ant call at the TINES Office.
Ambrose +. West was congratulfteing
himself to-day on the "honor," as he
termed it, Of being black-balled by the
Y. NJ. ID. c. OF the Tenth Ward. Tele-
gram.
Hon. James C.. Monaghan will deliver
lecture on Sunday evening, November
25th, at Dyer's Opera House, for the bene-
fit of the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, Mount Pleasant.
Miss s. A. Nickerson has opened a
branch OF her Scientific Dress Cutting
School in Rounds Block. This school
was carried on in the same place two
years ago with great success.
Judge w. A. Phillips and George
Congdon, Of this place, attended the
funeral Of Charles Chickering, Of Paw
tucket. on Monday, as delegates from
the Providence Lodge Of Elks.
One OF our citizens was heard 10 remark
the other day that Mr.. B would not
make a successful politician, as he is too
conscientious. Give US a few conscien-
tious politicians, just for change.
1t is not likely that the going out Of
Democratic, and the coming in Of a Re
publican adnIinistI alton will cause any
change al the Olneyville post Office.
Well enough should always be let alone.
Fred c. Thompson and wife returned
Wednesday from an enjoyable visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Platt, Cf Webster.
While there Mr.. Thompson enjoyed a
hunting expedition that resulted in the
capture Of fifteen rabbits.
At the Sunday session Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club the members
favored the nomination Of Charles K.
German. but IL is not likely that Mr..
German. will want 20 come down and
recognize the common mortals OF his
ward again'-Telegram.
As Mr.. Fitzsimmons is q resident Of
this place his many friends may be in
terested in the following notice that APP
peared in the Providence Journal Mon
day: Joseph Donovan desires 20 thank
Mr. Frank Fitzsimmons, Of A. Fisk & Co.,
for the nice new hat received from him
on the election"
Inhabitants Of this vicinity are stirred
up Just now over the curious find Of Peter