The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-30
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Mix bills and auction bills at the TNEs
Office.
Vacation locals viii soon become hard
TO find.
George O. Johnston visited Boston
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. 5. Magoon is visiting at Oswe-
go, n. Y.
Read John NJ. Dean & Co.'s advertise
ment in another column.
Miss Annie Ames is spending her vaca.
tion az Narragansett Pier,
For job printing in good style the
TINES Office easily takes the lead.
Mr. Richard saunderson sells Sleeper's
cigars but he is no sleeper himself.
Read the advertisement of David East
wood x Sons, found in another column.
Mr.. Samuel Brownell and family, OF
Rye street, are at Block Island this week.
The Thornton worsted Co. has made
an assignment to Horatio n. Campbell,
Jr.
Miss Carrie Gardiner, of Johnston, has
returned from visit to friends at Paw
tucket.
The vacation season is just waning and
il is nearly time to settle down TO bust
ness again.
With this number the TINES starts in
on its third year, and Is feeling pretty
well-thanks.
Mr.. George Shaw, foreman at Weaver's
hardware store, intends visiting the wild
west this fall.
Martin Brennan, Of the firm az Brennan
* Donnelly, is enjoying himself at Nan
tucket this week.
The familiar face and form Of Police
maa Cannon is again on the Square
after weeks vacation.
The Free Library Building must be
built next year or the land reverts back
to the Waterman heirs.
Mrs. Adna L. Howe, Of Laban street,
has returned from two weeks sojourn
with relatives at Bayeide.
Is the climate of Olneyville particular
ly conducive to rheumatisml Quite a
number Of bad cases are reported.
The morning dailies sold in great shape
here on Tuesday. There is nothing like
prize fight to boom daily paper.
Rev. j. V. Osterhout has returned from
his vacation and will occupy the pulpit at
the Broadway Baptist church, Sunday.
Brown, steese & Clark associated
with Riverside Mills trouble failed for
$l.SO0.OOO. Quite a bundle of liabilities ;
Miss Lydia Harrington, graduate of
the High school, has been appointed to
teach school in the Pocasset District this
term.
Mr.. George o. Johnson, manager at
Talbot & Co.'s Olneyville branch store,
has cottage at Prudence Park this
summer.
The Messiah Sunday. school had an
enjoyable excursion and picnic at Chipe-
noxet Beach near East Greenwich on
Wednesday.
1t looks as though the Johnston High
School would be cramped for another
year. Citizens Of Johnston, schools are
a poor thing to economic on.
Grant Brothers formerly in the milk
business in Johnston have purchased the
far famed Worlds Dyspepsia Cure Of DR..
Samuel Baxter, ST Providence.
Labor Day, which occurs next Monday,
will be observed in this vicinit by a
picnic In Waterman's Grove, under the
auspices of Iron Moulders' Union No. al.
The family of the Hon. Samuel Groves
and Mrs. w. L. Brown and Mrs Eddy Of
Johnston, returned Monday from a week
at the Matunuck Beach House, South
Kingston,
The members Of the hook and ladder
truck attached to the Rough and Readys,
held a meeting Thursday evening at
which large amount Of routine business
was transacted.
A boy about eleven years Of age,
named Fricker, living near the juction of
Of Academy and Atwells avenues, was
severely injured Tuesday while playing
in a swing. He was attended by DR..
Worth.
Mr.. u. NJ. NORM, the Stokes street
carriage manufacturer, was kindly re-
membered by his friends on the occarion
of his Al birthday, which occurred Thur
day last. Among the presents received
by Mr.. NORM was an excellent merschaum
smokers set.
"a lady in this place, whose husband
trains and entertains dogs, cooked into
ioh nny-cakes for the canins during the
last year ninety-six bushels Of corn meal.
If this was western city, her work
would be reckoned among the industries
worthy Of note Central Falls Visitor.
A young man named McWilliams,
while attempting 20 climb on the roof OF
Carpenters ice house at Benedict Pond,
Tuesday afternoon, fell a distance Of %
feet. He remained in an unconscious