The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-09-27
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day in Irons Block.
The roads in the west part Of Johnston
are in a bad state of health.
Thirsty horses will now rejoice TO ap
proach Odd Fellows square.
Horstio Angell is erecting an octagon
dwelling near the Greek tavern.
N. S. Maxfeld has renewed his ice
cream tables until another summer.
The present indications are that the
fall trade will be uncommonly brisk.
Several Of the stores closed on Thurs
day to allow n visit to the State Fair.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
are now the active champions Of the
State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Molter, Of High
street, are visiting il New York and
Philadelphia.
John NJ. Dean x Co, the Providence
furniture dealers. have fine display at
the State Fair.
Miss Ida Weeden is making some inn
provements at her millinery rooms on
High street.
Johnston was nearly deserted on Tues
day, the inhabitants attending the State
Fair en- masse.
Messrs. James Belknap and Louis
Fleckhamer have returned from "A trip
through the West.
The readers of the TIMES can look for
an interesting continued story in it's
columns soon.
Considering the weather during the
first half of the month the cline stor IN"
can be dispensed with.
Policeman Peter b. Cannon is absent
from his beat this week on account Of
severe attact of malaria.
1t is expected that the assgpees of the
Riverside-Oswego Company will present
their report to the creditors next week.
The paving; of Plainfed street was
finished Monday, and Johnston's main
thoroughfare is now a street TO be proud
Of.
The New York Millinery Store, 81 Man
ton avenue, announce the fall opening on
Monday, Tuesday end Wednesday of next
week.
John Hebden, the hustling real estate
dealer and lumber merchant, has an ad-
vertisement in the TINES this week. 1t
deserves peursa and reflection.
The Independent Citizen says $1,000
changed hands in single evening in an
Olneyville gambling place one evening
last week.
One of the largest and most varied ex-
hibts at the State Fair is made by Mr..
Fred +. Perkins, of the Hillside Farm,
Johnston.
A Bainton, SO Manton avenue. is doing
considerable in the picture framing line.
Those in need of such work should give
him call. .>
w. A. Brett, the Providence cloak
maker, is added to our list Of advertisers
this week. Mr.. Brett is located at l64
Westminster street.
Miss Annie Donley and Miss Mary Mc-
Sole, the Manton avenue milliners, at
tended the mlliners' openings in New
York, this week.
Miss Florence Angel, compositor at
the TIMES office, is taking her vacation at
Harpers Ferry. where the National Com
ference Of Free Baptist Churches is in
session.
Ex-oficer James Crowley Of the John
ston police force, vas among the mem
bers of Chief Big bees force at the State
Fair the past week.
o. p. Knowlton, formerly in the drug
business here, is about TO open a drug
store in Boston. Mr.. Knowlton spent the
summer at Coney Island.
The station agent at the Olneyville
depot on the Stonington X. X. is now
clad IN the blue frock coat uniform Of
the employees Of that road.
The remains Of the late Chevalier Ira
d. Paine, who died in Paris, are expected
70 arrive at his late residence on Delaine
street next Tuesday.
The Jot tnston police have been expos
tulating with an Olneyville unlicensed
liquor dealer for selling beer TO lO-year
old boy .-Pawtucket Record.
Professor Maurice Haas Home Circle
Dancing Academy, Providence is as pop
ular this season as ever. In fact The
genial Professor is more than pleased
with the outlook.
Professor Frank German, Of Johnston,
formerly instructor at the Sanitary Gym
nasium, left Last week for Louisville, Ky,
where he has joined the LaMartine
Brothers, The well known gymnasts.
DR.. J. J. Ryan, Of Worcester, has open
ed dental office in waterman's Block
DR.. Ryan has practised dentistry FIVE
years in Massachusetts and will doubtless
soon establish aourishing trade here.
The good social times for which the
Olneyville German Dramatic society il
noted will begin tor the season of 1SsJ-9O
this evening, when the society will pre-
sent the comedy entitled "Ein Kater."
James Etchell who stole baling from
the stores of r. r. Allan and Robert
NaIyip lat ueek waa fined $40 au1