The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-14

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Gso. +. Daniels, 10 No. main street,
is selling straw mating for 10 cents per
yard.
Pryce Owen has received Intelligence
from Johnstowu that his relatives there
are safe.
Mems clothing aud furnishing goods
for sale 10y S. Crown, corner High and
Valley street.
Attention is called to John NJ Dean 4
Co.'S advertisement fund on the fourth
page ofthis paper.
The Union Aid Society will give a
straw berry festival in its hall on Bowen
street next Wednesday.
Mr.. Simon S. Pages qualifications for
useful member Of the school committee
are yet TO be discovered.
The Newport Journal speaks of the
Olneyville town meeting. Johnst is
better, but either will do
The Centredale Mineral Water Co, are
the manufacturers of some Of the best
summer beverages in the market.
Ii takes quite Mann 10 fill William
A. Carroll's shoes. Possibly the new
Town Sergeant will do it though.
The new grand stand on the Eagle
street grounds was first used at the
dedication Of the Doyle Monument.
Superintendent Wilson has been re-
alac,a1 which nroyes that IN the Nictors
does not always belong the spoils.
L. +. Pease, the well known Providence
sail maker, has just put up fine striped
awning at A. Helliwell's cash grocery.
Mrs. Henry Richardson and daughter
started on Wednesday for Eastford,
Conn. where they will remain a week.
FouSD-Fox Terrier bitch. Owner can
have it by giving description of the dog
and paying expenses. Apply 3O3 Broad
way.
For lumber of all kinds call at the new
lumber yard, 267 Harris avenue, near
Broadway, Olneyville, Lowest prices in
Providence.
About thirty members of the Rough
and Ready Fire Co. went to Westerly
Thursday and took part in the fircmens
muster there.
Mr.. Frank Mciair, driver Of the hose
cart at the Putnam street station, was
married on Monday to Miss Aberine
Langervine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Dakin and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall started this
morning for Montreal, where they will
remain for several weeks.
Invitations are out for the wedding
ceremony of Mr.. Walter Barney and Miss
Lille Steere, we'll known young people Of
Johnston. June 18th is the day of the
nuptials.
S. Crown, of the New Idea Store, has
well displayed advertisement in the
TIMES this week to which we call the at
tion of our readers. His prices defy
competition.
The Shore Transportation Co have an
in the TINES this week The popularity
Of this line is past seasons promises 10 be
repeated again this summer.
The last vestige of the Messer street
Base Ball grounds are being removed by
the taking up the car track leading from
High street, which work a force Of the
city employees have been doing this week
Tax Collector Clifford is an ex-sea cap
tain and has probably in his life been a
great traveller, but this year p onisos TO
surpass all previous ones lin this respect
as his journeyings will be from poll to
poll.
The Sunday Telegram had a long
article in its last issue headed "In Johns
ton" What seemed to be an essay on
mixed politics turned out TO be an account
Of the Pennsylvania horror. The omis-
sion Of W did the business.
1t certainly looks as though the new
town council made n grave error in not
reelec,ing Mr.. Geo. c. Calef a member Of
the school board. 1t is not every man
who takes the intelligent interest in
public schools that Mr. Calef did. AID his
experience was valuable 10 the town. b..
The meetings Of the Olneyyille Business
Mems Association are not being as we'll
attended as they were during the first
part of its career. The old adage of "a
new broom sweeps clean" should not be
applied to An association that has accom-
plished so much and still has great
field for effective work.
lawn party, the first Of the season
was held on Monday evening at the house
and grounds Of Abraham Steere, on
Bowen street. 1t was attended by about
seyenty-fve Of the young people Of Johns
ton. Games were played and a collation.
Of cake aud ice cream served, making
the occasion very pleasant one
The William Gallagher Comedy Co.
gave an entertainment in Dyer's Opera
House, Tuesday evening for the relief Of
the Johnstown sufferers. Mr. Rodney