The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
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Buy your winter coal of W. A. II.
Grant.
S. Elias, the tailor. visited Boston on
Wednesday.
WI. whipple and wife spent sunday
at NArragansett Pier.
For job printing try the TINES Office
and make no mistake.
The Providence Museum is turning
people away every evening.
Eugene Boyer, clerk at ]. o. San souci,
is taking o weeks vacation.
Rev. L. Codding attended camp meet
ing at the Vineyard this week
Miss Gertie Calder returned this week
from a visit TO Worcester, Mass.
Rev. j. w. Parsons returned this week
from visit TO Northheld. Mass.
James Kennedy is secretary Of the Emil
grafton Association Of Providence.
Mr. Samuel Wynn and family are
spending the summer at Bayside.
Miss Allie Ladd, of Johnston, is spend
ing a few weeks at Fishers Island.
George b. Congdon went on a fishing
expedition to Greenville on Friday.
Thomas McDermott. shoe clerk at San
Souci's, is on the sick list this week.
Charles W. Calder and family are
spending few weeks near Chepatchet,
RI.
Charles Pratt, of Talbot & Co.'S store,
is taking his vacation in the vicinity Of
Greenville.
Mr.. Thomas yalpey, with L. L. Free
man * Co., of Providence, was in town
Wednesday.
Miss. S. Burke, saleslady at T. T. AL
lens, is spending weeks vacation at
Webster, Mass.
Thomas Sawyer, of the firm of T. and
j. Sawyer, returned Saturday from trip
TO Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woods started on
Tuesday for two weeks visit TO the
White Mountains.
George shurtlefre, formerly with S.
Elias, is working in a furnishing goods
store at Denver, Col.
One week more and the TINES will
complete the public laws that have been
running for some time.
William Connors and Henry Carr will
occupy the two stores in Dyer block, High
street, opposite Norfolk street.
The work on the new Church Of the
Messiah is progressing rapidly the
foundation is nearly completed
Judge Phillips, the humcrist, was una
ble 20 attend the meeting of the Southern
Rhode Islaud Press Club on Monday.
Miss Gertrude L. Phillips has returned
to her duties at the Office of the Sth Dis
trict Court after vacation of four weeks.
Miss Jennie Lynn, the obliging sales
lady at Mathew Gormley's news office, is
spending her vacation at Block Island.
The Westminster Musee will open for
the season next Monday, under the new
management of Macomber & Batcheller.
Miss A. j. Robinson, money order clerk
at the olneyville post Office, mas returned
from a short vacation spent at Newport.
Louis SouthwIck has been doing the
Olneyville work for the Journal this
week, the regular correspondent being
detailed for city work.
Harry B. Johnston returned 10 Rowley
this week where he will remain till Sep
tember lst., when he will resume his
position at Patstone's grocery.
The headquarters for corn beef is at
Brennan & Donnelly's Market, 1850 High
street The reason is that they are sell
ing corn beef at to cents per pound,
and an excellent article, too. Pure Pos
negansett Valley Creamery Butter, %
cents; pounds for 81.
Charles White, for the past seven years
a driver on the Broadway line. has en-
tered the employ Of the Arlington Hay
and Grain Co, in their Broadway store.
Several Of JohLston's veterans attend
cd a meeting held in Providence We'd
nesday evening for the purpose Of organ
izing an association of ex-prisoners of the
war.
The vacant store in Stokes block has
been let 90 a firm Of Providence shoe
makers, who do repairing at prices that
will probably make the local cobLlers
dizzy.
Byron Smith has opened his new drug
store in Waterman's block. 1t il hand
some Store and will doubtless do well If
the popularity Of the owner is anything
TO Judge by.
Peter Misho Of Olneyyille, and family,
are passing his two weeks Of rest and re-
creation here with his parents. His old
friends are always glad to see him.
Burrillville Gazette.
Town Clerk King Of Johnston and Town