The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-05-17
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Monday was pay day al the Riverside
Mills.
Job printing ofan kinds done promptly
at the TINES Office.
$. Elias has been in New York several
days this week on business.
The Sunday Journal had an interest
ing article on Neutaconuket Hill.
NJ. 4. Tucker has removed from john
ston to Riverside where he will open a
store.
Job printing at the TINES Office. Every
thing from half sheet poster to visiting
cards.
Picture framing Of all kinds at Witter
and Pixies, 3O3 Westminster street, Provi-
dence.
Read the advertisement of the Enter
prise Fence Company found in another
column.
The Union Aid Society will meet on
Wednesday of next week with Mrs. John
Kenyon.
Another auction sale Of house lots takes
place at the Hawkins plat, tomorrow
afternoon.
The Olneyville station on the Stonington
r. r has proved very profitable stop
ping place.
Buy "A suit of clothes of the Providence
Pants Co.. 36 Dorrance street, and men
tion this paper.
Pryce Owen, the Delaine street baker,
will be the subject of our business mems
sketch next week.
Henry Nckerson, of the Manton ave
nue. line, returned this week from visit
to Denuisport, Mass.
The Olneyville Dramatic Society gave
u concert in their hall on Eiswald street
last Sunday evening.
Olneyville is not beautiful suburb
perhaps, but when it comes TO business it
gets there every time.
The open cars were well patronized
Sunday, many people going TO Blackstone
Park and Swan Point
When the electric motors comes into
use there will be less grain carted to the
Olneyville horse car barn.
Joseph b. Johnston of malaria fame is
another bicycle enthusiast, and is the
owner Of fine Victor Safety.
Mr.. Joseph w. Hall, business manager
Of the Evening Call, was welcome
visitor at the Times Office, Tuesday.
In a new barber shop on Plainfeld
street a woman manipulates the razor,
assisting her husband in the business.
The corner store in Irons Block is
being made into two smaller stores, one
having an entrance on Manton avenue.
Geo. +. A. Beane was prize winner
at the Arnold Post Fair. The prize was
a finely executed war picture by Prang.
jamestown has purchased hand fire
engine. Perhaps the boys on the island
would like TO try conclusions with Rough
and Readys,
Rad what Talbo, & Co have to say
about their mems suits which they are
selling at low price. 1856 High street
is the location.
1t is understood that stephen Brock
way, the we'll known car driver, is on an
extended leave of absence at Putnam.
Conn, where he has leased farm.
Most of the local groceries and mar
kets closed on Wednesday afternoon to
allow owners and clerks to participate in
the butchers and marketmen's parade.
The schools in the Bell and Belkuap
districts, Johnston, began on Monday.
Miss Emily Holland, of Westerly, teaches
at the Bell, and Miss Mary Morse, of
Providence at the Belknap.
The TINES is indebted to Captain John
Coffin for copy Of the La Grande (Ore-
gon) Gazette. The paper is published
in the town where Mr.. w. II Mcdonald,
formerly of this place, resides.
peoTBc JOHusOHi manager OF IdlbOt N
Co.'S. store, III. X. white, with George +.
Weaver and Byron A. Smith. the drug
gist, were elected members Of the Busi.
ness Mems Association at the last meet
ing.
Tracks have been laid from the Spring
field railway yard TO the cove basin for
the purpose of conveying the materials
for building the retaining walls Of the
channel and other works. The machinery
for another monster shovel Is being
placed upon the second scow.
A regular meeting of the Business
Mems Association was held in their
rooms on Monday, The meeting was
fairly we'll attended. The main feature
Of the meeting was an address by II. W.
Mowry, a representative Of the Mime
apolis Loan Association, who occupied
an hour and half in his address and in
answering questions put by the members.
The object Of his remarks were 90 induce
the business men here 90 form a loan
association to be auxiliary TO that in
Minneapolis. At the close Of Mr. Mowrys