The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-05-03
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6sNEMS

Johh L. Smllu II erecting TWO STORY
house on Oak street.
John Hebden is building four or five
houses on Mount Pleasant.
1t was "warm spell " at the Union
Aid Hall Wednesday evening.
The Cadets Fair is progressing finely.
Good crowds are in attendance.
The chimes Of st. Mary's rang some
patriotic airs Tuesday morning.
The columns of the TINES are always
open to letters from the people.
Charles Leu is serving on the petit jury
Of the Supreme Court this week.
p j. Collins was guest at a Demo-
cratic banquet held in Lincoln last week.
Olneyville was not well represented at
the inauguration festivities at New
York.
Spring styles in hats aud mems fur
nishings at John OConnell's, olneyville
square
The framing Of waterman's block is
up and the building will soon be ready
for occupancy.
William $. Malone of the Harrisville
Hotel, was in town Tuesday, the guest
OF J. A. McGarty.
The Supreme Court has granted new
trial in the case of DR.. Wyman VS.. the
Union Railroad Co.
Burlando & Chadbourne did the cater
ing for the Business Mems ball in a very
satisfactory manner.
St. Theresa's B. S. Society will hold a
May ball in the Cadets Armory on Fri
day evening, May 18th.
Benjamin Neil, the Messer street gro
GER, is in Douglas, Mass, this week, in
pursuit of the agile trout.
Mr.. George Farnell olneyville cores
pondent of the Telegram, is mastering
the intricacies of bicycling.
Rodney f. Dyer, Jr., has purchased the
interest of the late John Dyer in the busi-
ness of j. x r. f. Dyer, Jr.
The gentle Mays who kicked up such a
row last Saturday night were fined for
drunkenness Sunday morning.
Last Tuesday was legal holiday. but
there was little festlvity observable
Everything went along much as usual.
A. 5. Fitz, of the Rhode Island Cream
cry Co., was in town Wednesday intro
ducing his butter among the grocers
here.
The job of repairing the Broadway
bridge was a bigger one than was first
supposed. The timbers were badly
rotted.
Tuesday had a holiday look here.
especially in the afternoon, when about
two-thirds of the places of business were
closed.
They come high, but we must have
them" saide.he practical young man as
he gazed at the stars one summer night.
Exchange.
Charles Leu has substituted two OF
Brush's incandescent lights in his barber
shop in place of gas The change is to
avoid heat and expense.
Mr.. Joshua Addy is acting rs Olney-
vile correspondent for the Evening Call,
the penny paper just issued by the Pro-
vidence Printers Association.
The ball programmes used at the
Business Mems ball were much admired
for their neatness and convenience. They
were printed at the TINES office.
The Olneyville Dramatic Society con-
templates rendering four act comedy
entitled "Bemoostes Haupt" in theii hail,
Eiswald street, on Decoration Day.
The Cadets play with the Providence
team at the Merino grounds TO morrow
afternoon, and the Athletics go to Paw
tucket TO try conclusions with the local
club there.
The town Of Johnston is sadly IN need
of a stone crusher. The streets and
roads in many places need a coating Of
macadam to make them go a long time
without repair.
A Pawtucket exchange says "the cold
weather of Sunday kept people from
going down the river" II did nj say
anything about keeping the Pawtucket-
ties from going 10 church.
The Telegram says that Representative
Walch is the only member Of the K. 1.
House Of Representatives who voted for
resubmission and still retained the es-
TEEN Of the W. e. r. U.
If the game Of ball on the Eagle street
grounds Tuesday afternoon is a sample
of what we are going TO have from the
State League, the national game will be
very popular in this vicinity.
Now the festive housewife twists a veil
or towel around her noble brow and
stands everything in the house on it's
head, including the old man IL he enters
protest.-Pawtucket Tribune.
William Connors and Miss Katy Kelly
were married at St. Theresa's church,
Monday. They haye taken up their
residence on Bowdoin street. Mr.. Con-