The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-04-12

Grain al the Arlington Hay and Grain
Co, 204 Broadway.
Quite exte-~ye repairs are being made
at the Broadway Bridge.
Mr. wiusor, of Providence il erecting
fine house on Arnold street
;. Crown returned Wednesday from a
brief business trip TO Boston.
Mrs. Sarah Passmore Is cooking for
the Armory Hall restaurant.
Joshua Hoyle, who has been sick for
some time, is able to be out again.
1t is now the harvest time Of the
painter, paperer and whtewasher.
II. Kronhe is making some stylish
spring suits at very reasonable prices.
The Church of the Messiah ia well
started ON rs jurney to Harris avenue.
Editor Bowdtch, Of the East Green
wich Pendulum, was in town Saturday.
Miss Mabel aud Gertrude Phillips have
returned from their trip to Philadelphia.
John Llneberger. Of Canada, has taken
position as salesman in :. klias' store.
The Hughesdale Manufacturing Co.
will be sold at public auction, May 2nd.
Mrs. Jennie Giles, of West Hartford.
Vt, is visiting relatives on Centennial
court
Miss Mary L. Aiusworth. Of Laban
street. is visiting friends in Foster ana
Scituate.
The plast,~ front of stokes new block
is being removed and will be replaced
with clapboaris.
There was racing AMI chasing" on
the square, Monday, for hats that were
shaken 10y the wind.
VIM. L. whipple presided at the ban
quet Of the Master Plumbers Association
at the Hotel Dorrance last evening
The Union Aid Society will give a May
breakfast this year. The one last May
it will be remembered was decided
success.
Howard Hardy, for the past two months
reporter for the TINES, is confined 70 his
home in East Providence by an attack of
diphtheria.
The funeral of Mrs Nora Cooucy. of
Johnston, was solemnized at St Mary's
Church, Tuesday morning, and was
largely attended.
Conductor NJ l.. Saunders went to
Cape Cod This week for vacation and on
Monday Conductor Frank Kelly returned
from a weeks visit there
Messrs Douglas Mitchell and John p.
Fox went fishing Monday. As none were
sent to the TINES Office it is safe to sup
pose that the catch was small.
Sergeant Mowry Of the Sixth Station
has the sincere sympathy Of his many
friends in the loss Of his mother, who
died at Upton, Mass, last week.
The base ball team which the Olney-
vii @ Cadets will put into the field this
season will be strong one, and ought
to give their old enemies. the Pascoags.
"a hard battle.
The High School Appeal Will make It's
appearance next week. 1t will be issued
quarterly by the pupils Of the Johnston
High School. The Appeal will be printed
at the TINES Office.
Harry Johnson has the Sympathy Of
many friends on account of long and
trying illness. lie has been confined TO
his home for over two months 10y an at
tack Of rheumatism.
Stephen Coylo. of Penn street. is per
fectiug himself in the art Of telegraphy
under the efficient instruction Of Mr,.
Adele Foley al the Olneyville office ct the
United Lines Company.
Mrs Mary Pettis, one Of the oldest
residents Of Johnston. died at home on
Plaiufeld street, Monday, April sth.
The funeral service took place at her late
residence. Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Elmer s Fiske has given up his
practice here on account Of poor health.
The doctor will spend several months at
North Scituate, and the first Of July be
intends 20 start on a European trip.
Lawrence Kelly was arrested weInes.
day afternoon by the Johnston police for
creating a disturbance in Plainfeld
street saloon. Thursday morning he was
given - and costs by Judge Phillips
A slight tire on Handy street Monday
noon was caused by the woman Of the
house accidentally dropping lighted
match among some clothes. The blaze
was promptly suppressed by the Fire
/ Department.
The oxford Mid-Weekly gives the fol-
I lowing uit Of seasonabls advice 20 its
I readers: "The tuneful Jluebi.d sings his
/ joys. Green are the growing grasses
'Tis time 20 dose the girls and boys, with
sulphur and molasse=."
/ Mr. Samuel Harrington, whose serious
. illness was referred 90 10 the TINES last
week, died Saturday. The deceased was
- years Of age and has been resident
ofJohustou Tor many years. The funeral
+ services were held on Monday afternoon.
The Brown Dartmouth game wednes.
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