The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-22
Torehlight proeessions riren late ihis


tion and a grand good job it is.
Judge Phillips has attended quite -
number Of auction sales of late.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Cornell the Stokes block
milliner is in New York. this week.
The new restaurant in Dyers' Opera
House was opened for public patronage
English mullins and fine tea rolls at
Owens English bakery, AZ Dela!ne
street.
Groceries sold at G. 4 Aldrichs, S5S
Plainfeld street, Johnston. as low as the
lowest.
Clam chowder for ten cents at Stew
arts restaurant, Dyers' opera house
building.
VIM. l.. whipple, AZ Manton avenue,
has the best facilities and workmen for
plumbing
The Olneyville clerks will play the
Telegram nine on the Eagle grounds this
Friday afternoon.
David Tourtelotte who lives near the
Greek Tavern sold lot of live stock at
auction, Thursday.
A. J. Bromley is selling groceries and
provisions at very reasonable sales at
1913 Plainfeld street
Perseverance Lodge held regular
meeting when the rank of Knight was
worked on several candidates.
officer Welcome u. Foye left town
Tuesday evening for weeks furlough
which he will spend at Augusta, Maine,
1t il rumored that several shoe clerks
in this vicinity are about TO surrender
"single blessedness" for double happi-
ness.
Mr.. William Little and wife have rc
turned from Cady's Hotel. Warwick,
where they have been spending the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Tefft returned this
week from River View Hotel, Warwick.
where they have been spending the sum
mer.
The milliners openings are coming
events that cast their shadows before and
makes the heart of the fond husband
heavy within him.
Thompson X Young, experienced dry
goods men, have leased the large store in
Irons Block, and will soon open il with
full stock of dry goods
A team belonging TO Joseph Cunning
ham ran away on Norfolk street Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Cunningham was
thrown out and slightly injured
Patrick Donnelly, who lives at the
Merino, by the aid Of three dogs. cap
tured a fox Sunday that has been playing
sad havoc among the poultry Of that sec
ton
w. f. Follmar presents every pur-
chaser Of pair of school shoes with
SCHOLARS Companion" very neat and
useful collection Of articles for the school
room.
Do we do job printing at the TINES
Ohice1 Certainly, and in the best and
neatest style. Good workmanship and
fair prices Estimates checrfully fur
nished.
Il, w Penney has been painting and
otherwise improving his fish market.
Mr.. Penney keeps model market, and
it s quite evident that the public appre-
ciates his efforts.
Miss Mamie Manning, lately book
keeper at Lyons grocery store on Put
nam street, has resigned her position and
gone to Hayval Row, Mass, where she
will remain amonth.
A copy of the Highland News,
monthly paper edited by DR.. l.. d. Nc
Lean formerly Of this place, has been
received at the TINES office. II II neat
and interesting sheet used in adver-
tisng the Highland Tonica water
S. S. Nicholson arrived home from
England, Monday, making the trip
across in the Cunarder, Catalonia" and
landing in Boston. Mr. Nicholson has
Uttu dDn'ul FlHtt IdHl Juut anu ~ hhtU
improved in health by his long vacation.
Now is the time 90 have your stoves
put up. Don't do the work yourself, it is
too injurious 20 the temper, but employ
the services Of professionals. r. Il J.
Sawyer haye men in their employ who
are adopts at this kind Of work.
Arthur Lapham, one of the boys be-
longing 20 the so-called Black League"
which was broken up by the Johnston
police some time ago, died AT the State
Reform School Tuesday, where he with
other members Of the League were sent
during minority.
The Young Mems Literary and Social club
are making great preparations for the fair
which will open in Dyers' Opera House,
Oct 9Th. Doolen Il johnson have been
engaged 10 furnish the interior decora-
tions. Mr. Doolen II master mechanic at
the Providence Opera House.
Quite recently Robert NJ Mason hired
a tenement IN Johnston Of Joseph Water
man, and when he reached his intended
habitatiOn with his goOds, Mr. Waterman
refused 20 adhere 30 the bargain. Mr.
Mason then brought suit Of damages
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