The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-05
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High street.
The repairs on the High street bridge
are completed.
The Johnston Town Council meets one
week from tomorrow.
The many friends OF W. F. Follmar will
be glad to see him out again.
The notice of the Johnston assessors
can be found in another column.
For job printing of all kinds there is
no better place than the TINES office.
Ehe excavation for the Church Of the
Messiah foundation is nearly completed.
Town Clerk King and family, Of John
ston, spent the Fourth at Indian Orch ard
| Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray. of Messer
street, are spending the summer at
jamestown.
1t is understood that ex Town Sergeant
Carroll has sued the Providence Tele-
gram for libel.
Broadway bridge was set on fire
Monday The flames We're extinguished
| by Officer Cannon.
Mrs. William Walton of Messer street,
and two sons, sailed for Europe, Saturday,
for two months trip.
Miss Lydia Heritage has entered the
employ Of j. o. Sans Souci x Co, as
book-keeper and cashier.
Tradesmen expect dull business in July
and August but perhaps this year they
will be happily disappointed.
Mr.. J. b. Johnston is getting many
orders for his malaria cure from the towns
in the neighborhood of Boston.
Quite a number of people from Olney-
willie Witnessed the dedication services at
the Cathedral, Providence, on Sunday
The Olneyville Pharmacy has moved
into its new quarters in Irons Block.
The new store is handsome and couve-
| nient.
Rev. Farrell O'Rielly, Of st. Theresa's
church assisted in the ceremonies at the
dedication of the Cathedral in Providence
on Sunday.
The r. 1. Society for the Encourage
ment of Domestic Industry advertses the
premium list for the State Fair TO be held
in September.
George Henry Sherman and Mrs Caro-
line +. Davis, of Providence, were mar
ried by Rev. L. b. Codding at his
residence on Saturday last.
The funeral Of James Hasney was
solemnized at st. Mary's church Tuesday.
Mr.. Hasney has been in the furniture
business here for many years.
The Valley street sewer was apprccia-
ted Wednesday. The Square instead Of
being flooded as it would have been II
year ago, was no wetter than High street
hill.
1t was rumored that the circus that
went through the town last week was to
make stop here. Our citizens on wit
Messing the pageant were glad that it
did MT.
DIR. J. A. O'Keefe as the largest sub
scriber TO the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament was presented with the silver
trowel at the laying of the corner stone
on Sunday.
There were two weddings at st. Mary's
Church, Tuesday. John Murray and
Margaret Hunt being united in the
morning and Thomas Conway and Eliza
beth Inglesby in the evening.
The TINES Job Office is earning a repu-
tation for neat work that is not confined
TO local limits. One day last week one
Job came in from Rehoboth, Mass, and
another from Riverpoint, in this State.
Messrs. John NJ. Dean & Co. are to en-
large their place of business on High
street. The new building in the rear
will be 81 by 60 feet and stories high.
This improvement will add about 1000
feet to the furniture show rooms.
The Olneyville Pharmacy held its
formal opening Wednesday. The new
store was inspected by a large number
of people who pronounced il a model drug
establishment. The holders of coupons
were presented with an excellent cigar.
Ex-Alderman Casey and Messrs. Deg
nan and Ryan, a committee appointed for
that purpose. went TO Newport on Sun
day and presented the gift OF $500 from
ST. Theresa's parish and st. Aloysius
Society 20 Rev. James Luby, late curate
Of st, Theresa's, but now Of Newport.
The w. +. NJ. Society Of Providence
and vicinity met al Harris Avenue NJ. L.
Church last Tuesday. Regular business
was transacted in the first session, after
which tea was served aud an evening
session was held. Addresses were made
by the pastor, Mrs. Green and Mrs W.
+. Morrison.
Work on the paving Of Plainfeld street
has not progressed very rapidly this
week, II being necessary for the Railroad
Co. TO pave between the rails before the
outside paving can be done, and the
Company on account Of extra travel the
4th asked for an extension Of time before
they begin 20 take up rails.