The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-10-18

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The evening school began in Irons
Hall last Monday evening.
An English Pork Market has bees
established on High street
The Rhode Island Band have new
quarters in the Stokes Block.
Read the advertisement of James f
McCiregor, 80 Dorrance street.
The supply of stores and offices on the
Square is not up to the demand.
The Rhode Islani Creamery Co. have
opened a store at 3O4 Broadway.
Advertise in the TINES, It is the best
medium for Olneyville tradesmen.
c. II. Heptonstall spent Sunday with
friends in Berkshire County, Mass.
The work of tearing down the old
Kelley drug store began Wednesday.
1t is expected that Olneyville wilshave
a freight house Of its own in the spring,
The TINES Office is the place for job
printing, Fair prices and good work
The Rough and Ready's Fair in Dyers
Opera House next month promises to be
quite an event.
Mr., Joshua Adiy, formerly of John
ston, but lately of Philadelphia, was in
town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Manning has returned home
from brief visit to friends in Massachu-
setts and New York.
The Lowell Arms and the Woven Legs
played bail on Eagle street, Saturday,
under assumed names.
Watermans Block is rented from COP
to bottom. An inducement for business
men TO erect buildings.
Several of the temperance women of
Johnston attended the W. C.. T. u. Con.
vention at East Greenwich this week.
The Business Mems Association could
add another feather to their cap 10y get
ting the Post Office into better quarters.
The old buildings on the Waterman
estate, on Olneyvile square. is being de-
molished TO make room for the new
library building.
Mr.. Frank FitzSimmons will read
paper before the Olneyville Business
Mems Association next Tuesday evening
on What We Eat
The question who stole the Johnston
police records is likely to remain forever
unanswered like the famous enigma,
"who struck Billy Patterson"
The Fruit Hill Detecting Society will
hold It's annual meeting at the Centre
dale hotel on November ID, when the
annual election of officers will take place.
Mr.. Horatio Angel, the proprietor of
the Ochee Spring, near the Greek
Tavern. is erecting a tower for n wind
mill TO pump the water from the spring
Mr.. George Zitcoye, IA prominent busi-
ness man of Worcester and we'll known
among the members of secret societies,
was in town the past week visiting
friends.
The grading of Hartford street near
the Greek Tavern is now we'll under
way, and is being pushed under the
supervision Of Geo. +. Beane and John
Walch, both experienced men in road
and street matters.
Branch No. /, British American Asso-
citation, held their first social ia Springer's
Hall, last Thursday evening. Upwards
of 100 couple participated in the even
ing's enjoyment. Music was furnished
by Richards orchestra.
The Olneyville Cadets will observe
their fifth anniversary this evening when
a civic and dress ball will be held in
their armory. The Cadets will have as
guests representatives from the several
militia and cadet companies of the State.
The Union Aid Society met Wednesday
afternoon. Az many Of the members
had not fully recovered from the work
performed at the Harvest Festival, the
excellent spreads which this society is
noted for was omitted, and in its stead
a business meeting was held, at which
many important matters were discussed.
At last Johnston has decided TO have
day patroman to keep the loafers out Of
door-ways and to quell numerous rows
on the Johnston side, which have often
occurred in the day time and in the
absence Of an officer the guilty ones
make good their escape. The senior
patrolman Of the force, Officer Moan viii
be assigned to day duty
Car No 20. OF the Brook street route,
came to grief Wednesday morning on the
Square, opposite E. I. Lu.her's drug
store. The car had just left the barn
for its first trip, and when opposite the
above place. the axle on the toward
wheels broke. The iron work was forced
through the floor, completely wrecking
the lower part Of the car.
At recent meeting Of the German
Dramatic Society Messrs. +. J. r. Barton
and +. Daeser were elected as school
committee. The Committee have decided
10 hold sessions every Saturday from
2 to o'clock in their hall. Prof Bruno
Fiebig has been engaged as tutor. Both
German and Englis1 speaking children
can avail themselves Of the benefit Of the