The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-03-22

ploy Of his father.
Mrs. Henry Dougher,y visited friends
in Bridgeport last week.
Miss Emma Gibbs has returned from a
visit to friends in Centredale.
Frank Lewis former resident of this
town, visited Olneyyille sunday.
A. J. Bromley, the Plaindeld street
grocer, is selling A. dozen eggs Tor 81 90.
a. c Newton will give up his butter
store on PlainGe!d street about April lst
DR. J. A. O'Ke fe oftnis place, has been
reelected president Of the Emerald Asso-
citation.
Just drop in on the Union Pacific Tea
Co. at their new store 1912 High street.
Big presents.
George Shurtlefe, for some time head
salesman at :. Ehas. started last week
for California
p. j. Collins has been elected 10 the
chair of Secretary Of the Democratic
State Central Committee.
The Union Pacific Tea Co, loi2 High
street, is now open for the sale Of tea,
coffee and baking powder.
Mrs Fred Lannon has returned To her
home in Woonsocket after a short visit
with friends in this vicinity.
Joseph Sicarl. driver for w. A. II
Grant was thrown from his team We'd
nesiay afternoon AMI broke his left arm
Manufacturers Lodge will hold y
social in their hall next Wednesday
evening, and an enjoyable time is prom
sei,
You want to see the big presents offer
ed to every purchaser of one pound Of tea
At the Union Pacific Tea Co, l0i2 High
street.
James Finley, who hal imbibed of the
waters of prohibition, was fined 81 and
costs in the District Court, wednesda!
morning.
Mr.. John McGlinchey, fora long time
IN the employ of George Il. Weaver, has
opened hardware store in Wood's
building
Mcssrs George Became and W. ID. Har-
ris attended the annual banquet Of the
Fruit Hill Detecting Society last Sa;ur-
lay evening.
Purchasers Of meats should know that
they can save money 10y purchasing a
Brennan & Donnelly's, 1850 High street.
Olneyville square.
Many prominent business men are re-
ceiving circulars from the Law and
Order League asking for their support a,
The coming election.
foot ball match will be played on the
Eagle street grounds, April 9th, between
the Lawrence Athletics and the Proyi-
ience Foot Ball club.
Miss Annie Donley and Miss Mary
McSolie, pioprie;ors Of :he New York
millinery store have been in New York
this week attending the openings.
A. Bainton, having purchased lot OF
sheet music aud books AT 10" hRure' II
lesrous Of giving his patrons the ben
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Miss NJ +. Cooley, the dressmakcr on
Dexter street, has returned from New
York, where she has been studying IA"
higher branches OF the art al the es'ah-
lishment Of Stou" Bros, the eminent
teachers on Broadway
w. L. Whipplc will transfer part Of nis
'urniture business together with his tin
and plumbing shop. which is now located
IN Delaine street. TO a building which he
mas recently added 90 the rear Of his
present establishment.
ro.aipr,bfbi,io,iz,s bava decided that
= l. ,r,yisa "a have more than one
,icka, or the same s,amp in the field at
tho co,oi,,. election and consequently
,,ye declined to send delegates 10 the
co,vor,i,r. NJ ,ba law and Order Leapue.
rbav sbopId remember that in union
there Is strength"
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