The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-22
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NEWS


TNxs TKLKPHoSz. 1898 ,
The weather is not cold enough to suit
the coal and clothing dealers.
Lakewood has post-o but Thorn
ton is still on the anxious seat.
Miss Mary Gsrnett, of Johnston, has
entered the employ Of b. IL. G!adding \
Co.
For job printing that Is neat and tasty
there is no better place than the TNss
Office.
Buy your Thanksgiving turke y =
B.ennan's Il Donnelley's, 1850 High
street.
The large tree on Plainfeld street in
front Of Atwood's new block was cut
down on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Ms. W. d. Harris will cele-
brate their wooden wedding on Thurs.
day evening Of next week.
The Providence worsted Mil Com
pany bas purchased the property Of
George Annis on Valley street.
J. S. Budlong. of Grove street. Provl-
dence, has lately taken the Rhode Island
agency Of Rabbits we'll known soap.
Rev. T. ii. Cocroft, attended the au-
nual supper of the Young Republican
Club In Infantry Hall last Friday evening.
One Of the largest stores in town which
has used the electric light for over year
will soon return TO gas as an illuminstor.
schofeld and Pond have just received
handsome undertaker's wagon from
the manufacturers at New Bedford.
Mass.
W. II. Place has been elected Com
mander. and +. p. Springer Secretary. Of
the Farragut Association Naval Veterans
Of Providence.
Rev. Farrell o'Reilly, pastor of st.
Theresas church, has sailed for ireland.
where he has been callei TO the beside Of
his dying sister.
Feeley's drug store, Manton avenue. is
becoming favOrite place for those wish
ing prescriptions filled. Its proprietor
strives TO please his customers.
Boot Polishing Pavilion at Baten's News
Office, 1889 High street, Olneyville Open
week days from a. IN. TO 10 p. IN. Sun.
days. a. m. TO ! p. m. c. B. Lewis pro-
prietor.
Corcoran Brothers, the enterprising
news and fruit dealers on High street,
have added 900 square feet more Of room
to the store and will put in full line Of
groceries.
NJ. A. Mowry, the butcher, has rented
the store at 1000 High street, which has
been used for a millinery shop for many
years, and will soon open it as a fret
class market.
Several Scituste dog cases. from which
the defendants appeSled. will be aired
and possibly settled at the session of the
Eighth District Court in this village
Monday next.
1t is scarcely necessary TO call atten-
tion to Byron Smiths patent medicine
'ad' found on the second page Of this
paper. 1t is cloud talker" and appeals
TO the pocket of every economizer.
LosT.-Somewher between the Olney-
vile horse car barn and T.. L. Luther's,
buckskin glove for the left hand. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the glove at the TINES Office.
The Olneyville Dramatic Society held
the second Of their series Of concerts in
their hall, corner of Eiswald and Grove
streets, last Sunday afternoon. The
affair, which was well patronized, afford
ed much enjoyment to all present.
Have your photographs taken by VIM.
Mills Il Son for Christmas present TO
give to your mother-in-l law. or your sis
ter, or some other fellows sister. No
extra charge 10 make you good looking.
Opposite post office, Olneyville, r, |.
Mr.. A. T. Howe Of this place, society
editor OF the defunct Star for several
years, and who has ably conducted the
Pythisn column in the Sunday Telegram
for two years, has accepted the position
as editor OF the Pythian column for the
Sunday journal.
An order TO this effect has been re-
ceived at all the passenger stations Of the
New York, Providence and Boston rail
road: "Until further notice no tickets
can be sold to Cinnamon TO points in Can
vda or 10 points in the United States
rausipey througb C.ral.