The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
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at Sabins Point.
p. j. Collins will be located in his new
store.in Irons Block.
Mr.. Robert $. Ford, Of Johnston, is
serving on the grand jury.
Miss Louise Clark, of this place, will
sail for Europe next month.
Wm. Mills & Son have taken some fine
views of the Doyle monument.
James Murray is acting as olneyville
correspondent for the Evening Call
Mr., and Mrs. Howells, of st. Louis
are visiting friends on Messer street.
William Pollock. of Westerly. was
visiting friends in olneyville, Monday.
The father of Mrs. p. J. Manning is
seriously i'll at his home in Worcester.
Mrs. James Blackwell. of Fall River,
has been visiting friends in this place the
past week.
George b. Congion was drawn TO serve
en the petit jury, but was excused 10y
Judge Wilbur, Tuesday.
The Riverside Mills Corporation con-
tributed $500 to the Johnstown sufferers,
and Charles Fletcher $500.
The Union Aid Society met on We'd
nesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Tourtellotte on Chaplin avenue.
Mr.. Louis L. Robinson, agent for the
Stokes property, returned Saturday last
from business trip TO New York.
Wetherell & Pierce, the Providence
shoe sellers, have a change in their ad-
vertisement in this paper this week.
Pryce owen, the Delaine street baker,
had two sisters residing at Johnstown and
is anxiously awaiting news from there.
Several of our local places of business
closed on Monday afternoon in compli-
ance with Mayor Barker's proclamation.
Charles Pettigrew, Conductor on the
Plainfeld street line, attended the
Taunton Anniversary Celebration this
week
Joseph Heron, brother of Thomas
Heron, manager at the Arlington Hay
and Grain Co.'S branch store arrived
from England this week,
Geo. L. Weaver has made some exten-
siye improvements TO his store introduce
ing the pipe cash system and removing
the Office to an upper floor.
Patrick j. Murray, book keeper at
Kennedy and Coughs, who has been
confued to his home by rheumatism some
time past is reported worse.
The Johnston High School received a
piano on Wednesday from Cory Brothers,
of Providence. If the instrument proves
satisfactory it will be retained.
Mr.. j. +. Cole. editor Of the Illustrated
History of Providence County is in Olney-
vile this week collecting material for
that work which will be quite exhaustive
Mrs. Henry Meyer will sail for Europe
next Wednesday in the North German
Lloyd steamer "Aller" She expects TO
absent several months and Will spend
the time in Germany.
Miss Mary Tourtellotte, who has been
for some time in the employ of j. o. San
Souci as cashier. has accepted situation
as bookkeeper for II. A. Tourtellotte. the
Canal street produce dealer.
Mr.. Joshua Addy, who has recently
acted as Olneyville correspondent for the
Evening Call will leave town next week
for Philadelphia where he has obtained
situation in the printing business.
Oneyville was well represented in the
crowd Of spectators at the unveiling Of
The Doyle monument, Monday. The
horse cars carried down heavy freights
and TO many m )re the walking was good.
Mr.. c. II. Heptonstall has received
the electric motor which he intends using
in lace of his gas engine TO run his print
ing establishment. 1t is the first Of It's
kind in this vicinity.-Telegram The
Telegram reporter is wrong in last part
Of his statement, as the Union Railroad
Company have used a motor in their new
barn for the past six months to furnish
power for cutting feed.
A mathematical class in the Johnston
High School has figured out that the cost
Of the school, above the cost Of all other
schools, is at the rate Of 30 cents on each
81 900 Of taxable property. Compared
with the advantages Of such school,
the cost is a very small item. Liberal
education is TO day. anu will be more 80
in future, the great bulwark Of our
boasted freedom. Westerly Weekly.