The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-10-25
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] W. 4. fo!lmAr anu family are visiting
relatives in Long Island City.
=. J. Collins has just recovered from
an illness Of two weeks duration.
She Olneyyille Pharmacy Is soon to be
adorned with several new show cases.
Messrs Charles and Joseph Cranshsw
are in Philadelphia on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. John and Miss Jane Fallon Of Mt.
Pleasant have started on a pleasure trip.
When you pay your poll tax don't for
get to register for next year at the same
! time.
Johnston, unlike some other towns but
with better judgment, insures its school
! houses.
Thomas W. Penney and Fred French
went on a successful hunting expedition
Wednesday.
The TINES office will soon be equipped
with one of those conveniences Of the age
the telephone.
The new mill of the National worsted
Company will be in full running order
within six weeks.
After the fine weather Of last week
Mondays dismal drizzle reminded us
that We are still in 80.
Town Sergeant Mann intends to have
his office in the Waterman Block open
for business during the coming week.
w. d. Harris, the grocer, recently
purchased horse in East Greenwich.
which is said TO have record Of 3.l7.
r. b. Little. the coal merchant. who
has branch office in this place, will
soon erect fine residence on Arch street.
Brennan & Donnelly are closing out
their groceries and will devote their
whole store to the gale Of meats.
The new line of cars on Lexington
street will open up portion of Johnston
and boom the Silver Lake region amaz-
ingly.
w. +. Reilly, formerly Olneyvlle cor
respondent for the Telegram, is doing
the Mt. Pleasant section for the same
paper
The American Building Loan and In
vestment Co. of Chicago have agents
who are working in Olneyville with
some success.
Mr.. Arnold Huller and family have
been most of the week with relatives
near Mapleville. Mr.. Huller spent some
Of the time hunting.
Owing to the increase in orders for
goods six set Of worsted cards began
running on all night time in Weybosset
mill. No. =. last Thursday evening.
One hundred quarts of pure Jersey
milk will be given away 10y the new
dairy store, 30I Broadway, Saturday,
October Goth, one quart to each party.
The children in the schools in this
vicinity enjoyed two holidays this week
at the Rhode Island Teachers Institute,
Judge w. a. Phillips, who is a mem
Der of the Providence Press Club, at the
last meeting was appointed one Of a com
mittee TO secure "A charter for the club.
Judge Advocate w A. Phillips accom-
panied the Department Commander and
staff on their official visit to BaDbitt Post
G.. A. r. of Bristol last Wednesday even.
ing.
Next week the splendid serial story
Country Luck will begin in the TINES.
II is 10y the author Of "lIelen's Babies -
and is full Of interes, from beginning to
end,
Mr.. John r. Walsh, well known
machinist in this vicinity left Tuesday
last for Savannah. Ga, where he goes in
the interest of Providence machine
firm,
The TIMES is not given TO idle Joasting
and vain glorious mouthings Of its great.
ness. 1t is a modest paper and goes on
the theory that If it has any merit peolpe
will find it out
The Wexford Standard sarcastically
remarkes; Some one, he must have
been a gentleman of course, stole FIVE
gallon keg Of sweet cider from Smiths
cider press last Sunday night"
The Rhode Island. Creamery Company
Of Providence, which has a branch store
in this village on Broadway, has spec
ial milk car attached TO the early morning
Washington train over the ". Y & ~.
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A large model Of a full rugged ship in
| in handsome case has been on exhibi-
ton in the window Of J o. San Souci
the past week. The ship is 20 be given
away at the fair Of Perseverance Lodge
which opens this evening.
a beer wagon, carelessly driven, run
into an express wagon on the Square
Monday afternoon, taking off a wheel Of
the latter. The owner Of the express paid
no attention 10 the wreck but set of in
hot pursuit Of the beer team which es-
capped.
Work on The track and stables Of the
new Cable road on Valley street was
commenced the past week. Five switches
will be laid 60 run into the barn from the
track on Valley street The road is eI-
pected 10 be in operation BY January /.
At the next session of Eighth District