The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
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Thomas Mathews, the printer, is con-
fined to his home by severe illness.
B. NJ. Neill and family of Messer street
are spending a few days at Douglas,
Mass.
Miss NJ. J. Ursell, Of Wexford, is
visiting Miss Gertrude Phillips, Of
Johnston.
The Rough and Ready Fire Co. visited
the fair of the Warren Fire Co, on
Thursday evening.
travelling phrenologist was in olney-
willie on Thursday and did considerable
work at quarter a head"
The Youths Companion premium list
Enlightened VI" the post Office boxes this
week. 1t was bound in yellow.
Eugene o'Neil, for some time in the
employ of Chas. Leu, is now found at
karars barber shop on the square.
Daniel o. Angel. well-known resi-
dent OF the western part of Johnston, is
confined to his home by serious illness.
The Town Council and Probate Court
will meet one week from tomorrow The
Pettis street question will be discussed.
The choir of the Church of the Mes
siah are preparing 10 hold sacred con-
cert in Dyers' Opera House at an early
date.
"Can man be a politician and
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tion that is now being discussed.-E Ex-
change.
The grading of Hartford pike is pro
crossing satisfactorily, and Contractor
Beane expects TO complete the job in
about two weeks.
The presence of day policeman on
the Johnston side had the desired effect
tf keeping the loafers off the curbstones
and the doorways.
Watts Brothers, contractors Of this
place, are TO erect three story building
on Julian street, for Henry j. Leonard,
at a cost of 81 900.
Olneyville is to have increased freight
handling facilities in the shape of new
freight station ard more track ROOM
Westerly Tribune.
For the purpose of replenishing their
treasury the Atlantic Mills Aid Asso-
citation will hold social in Irons Hall,
Thanksgiving eve,
Joseph Ahern, who has opened
tailoring establishment on Plainfeld
street. is a brother of William Ahern, o'
the Arlington Hay aud Grain Co.
schofeld & Pond, the new firm Of un-
dertakers, are fitting up the store IN
Irons Block in the most convenient style.
They expect to be open next week
The r. l. Publishing Co., concerning
which the Journal ofThursday had nearly
a column, made liberal offer for the r
r. Fire Co.'S. advertising sheet. II was
fraud.
Mrs Captain f. o. Dyer, who died in
East Providence the first Of the week,
formerly resided oh Willow street, and
was an at endant at the Church Of the
Messiah.
The Union Aid Society held regular
meeting on Wednesday afternoon and
evening at their hall on Bowen street
The attendance was good. Mrs. b. S.
Magcon furnished the bean supper.
The TINES man in going through Har-
ris avenue the first Of the week noticed a
car load Of spruce shingles just arrived
for L. Sweet & Co. Good judges aay
they are the handsomest ever seen iu the |
city.
Mr., W.A.H. Grant, the Manton avenue
coal dealer, returned home last Saturday |
evening from a successful fishing trip Of |
several days, during which he succeeded |
in capturing over seventy pounds Of
mackerel.
OF the 1860 men in the Eastern Peni- !
tentiary Of Pennsylvania only nineteen |
were bred mechanics, fact hich shows |
that men who are trained TO work seldom |
become criminals. -. Phillpsburg pa |
Daily Journal.
Attention is called TO Judge W. A.
Phillips notice Of removal found in our |
advertising columns this week. Those |
having business with the Judge will now |
find him comfortably located in Water |
terman's block.
The New York and New England Rail |
road company, in order TO make much |
needed improvements TO their property. |
have bought the land at West Providence !
belonging TO A. n. Beckwith and the |
Red Bridge Land Co. for 10000.
Several Of the young men Of Johnston
have organized FIFE and drum band.
James Frazier Of Olneyville has been en-
gagged as leader and instructor Meet
ings are now held in Crowther's paint |
shop. but the band Is looking for suitable |
rooms for permanent quarters.
Jos. B. Johnston, the well-known |
druggist, has taken the small store adj |
joining his place Of business on High |
street that mas lately been used as Jew
eler's shop, and will cut a door between
and use the late jeweler shop for an
office giving him needed room.
There is no indication yet Of a change
Of location Of the Olneyville post Office.
In Wesfetlv which has M mora bpsipass