The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-05-10
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Open ears appeared Thursday for the
first time.
Flour and butter at Bromley's 1913
Plain6eld street.
+. Nicholson has placed a new awning
on his store front.
Brennan & Donnelly are preparing TO
put up new awning.
Insure your property with W. A. Les
ter, AZ Weyboset street.
w. d. Hirris' store has been adorned
10y fine looking awning.
L. ID. Newton has given up his butter
store on Plainfeld street
w. +. Follmar sells mems lawn tennis
shoes at 80 cents per pair.
A. o. Coates is doing considerable
concreting about his buildings.
The Business Men will held regular
meeting next Monday evening.
The auctions at Thompson & Co.'s
seem to be fairly we'll attended.
W. A Randall, formerly of Johnston,
now resides in East Providence.
Mrs Joseph Hobbs, of Peabody, Mass =,
is visiting relatives on High street.
New screen doors are the latest inn
provement at Stewards Restaurant
NJ. I. Tucker. the shoe dealer. will
open store in Riverside next week.
Buy your hay and grain at the Airing
ton Hay and Grain Co.'S store on Broad
way.
NJ. a. Achorn, the shoe dea Ter, is about
to establish a branch store at Blackstone,
Mass.
Read the advertisement of the Enter
prise Fence Company found in another
column.
Editor Bowditch of the East Greenwich
Pendulum called at the TINES Office,
Monday.
German baad entertained the people
Of Johnston with all ;hc popular airs,
Monday.
DR.. Rowe is an enthusiastic bicyclst,
and rides a Columbia safety with con-
siderable skill.
George +. Daniels, l26 North Main
street, will sell you black walnut
chamber set for $35.
Henry Myers is lover of good horse
flesh. He has recently added "A fine pair
Of grays to his stable.
1t is time to begin to think of sum
mer trip. Trunks and valises at Rus
sells, 1906 High street.
In a local notice last week it was erro-
neously stated that IL, krchne made suits
for so, this should been SIS.
The latest style of hats and furnishing
goods can be found at +. G.. Bacom's, ~
Dorrance street, Providence.
The elevator accident at the Swarts
building calls to mind the sad affair at
the horse car barn last winter.
Arbor Day has come and gone AMI it is
doubted if OlneyYille has many more
shade trees than it had before.
The work of bringing Webster avenue
to a grade from Princeton TO Plainfeld
street has been resumed aud will soon be
completed.
The TIMES job Office is well equipped and
turns out good work at reasonable prices.
Get an estimate for your work here be.
fore taking it elsewhere
Patrick Carney, "A member of the
Cadets, was accidentally stabbed in the
breast with his own bayonet on High
street, Monday evening.
Prof. Wilson, Superintendent of John
ston schools will real paper on
Natural Science" at the Teachers Insti-
tute at Wexford to-day.
The English teeth advertised by DIR. w.
II. Tillinghast, of Providence, are the
best made. Those looking for fir st
class dentist should give him call,
On Monday, May 9Th, Miss Maria Mills
of this place, was united in marriage to
Michael Hanley of East Providence. The
ceremony took place at the church Of the
Sacred Heart, East Providence.
Messrs. Lafayette Eaton, of Penney's
Fish market, and Joseph Gesperry,
went to Pawtuxet. Tuesday, on fat fish
expedition. Forty-seven were secured,
weighing from one TO three pounds.
A stranger entered the Olneyvile sta
tion Of the Springfield railroad, Tuesday,
and asked for a ticket for North Scituate.
He seemed surprised when told that the
trains didn't connect with that place.
James Duffy, who returned from the
West about two months ago, aud has
been taking a vacation at his parent
home in Johnston, left Monday night for
Cincinnati, where he will remain for
some time being engaged in work for the
Providence Steam and Gas Pipe Com