The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02

DIR. Henry Farrell speai several days
in Webster this week.
The Johnston board Of assessors have
been in session this week.
The olneyyille Order Of Red Men are
encamped on Valley street.
Mrs. Charles Leu will return to.mor-
row from visit to New Jersey.
Ingersoll gets $500 per night for lee
turing. Who says talk is cheap
Miss Sarah Booth, of Fall River, is
speeding a few days with friends in town.
The Centredale Mineral Water Co.'S
goods are sold everywhere Call for
them.
Mrs Mary Ashton has been spending
the past week with her parents near
| Greenyille.
The various cadet companies of the
State will make union excursion to
Rocky Point, August ..
Messrs. Jesse and Arthur orton, oi
Valley street, are enjoying two week
vacations at Block Island.
With the Redmund Barry Co. at the
Sans Souci next week there can hardly
fail to be good attendance.
Mrs. Connors, Of Julian street, lost her
purse containing S25, Wednesday. 1t is
supposed that il was stolen by n peddler.
Mr.. Rowland. overseer in the carding
room at the Atlantic mills, and his family
are visiting this week at Plymouth,
Mass.
Mr.. O'Neil, the geneial assistant at
Leu's larber shop, goes on weeks vaca-
tion next Monday. lie will favor the Nut
meg state with visit.
A part of the front wall in the celler Of
the new building that is being erected on
High street, 10y John Dyer. Of Mt. Pleas
ant was undermined by the heavy rain
Wednesday night.
Edward Cunningham, formerly with J.
x. sullivan and n resident Of Barton
street, has hired the store in Irons
block. in the rear of the Olneyville phar-
macy, and will open up an upholstering
establishment soon.
The most forgetful young man in
Snyder county, Penn, recently went to
town with his best girl, and when the
time came for his return. actually left
withou: her, and proceeded several
miles before he happened TO think he
had forgotten something Exchange.
For pianos, organs, violins, banjos,
guitars, accordions, and all kinds of mus
ical instruments sheet music, instruc-
tion, and every description of music
books, violin, banjo and guitar strings,
fancy goods, pictures, picture framing,
piano, organ aud ACCORDION tuning, 30 10
A. Bainton's, 30 Manton avenue, Olney-
Vile, where satisfaction is guaranteed,
w. l.. Brown, OF Johnston, arrived at
the mature age Of 33 years on Tuesday Of
this week. About forty of his friends
assembled at the residence Of Samuel
Groves in the evening and then proceed
ed TO Mr.. Browns residence on Rye
street He was completely surprised
but his hosptable instincts came to the
front and the large company were
heartily welcomed. The evening was
spent in dancing and socially, and re-
ireshments were served.
Rumors concerning the enterprise OF
the Shore Transportation Company are
now flying thick and fast among the cot
tages and campers along the river II
is currently reported that the company is
seriously thinking Of putting on another
fast boat similar TO the Squantum and
Pomham, and also Of running a large
side-wheeler TO Newport. They also in
tend running a ferry boat to Pawtuxet,
as they have made application TO the
General Assembly for permission TO
build a wharf on the Neck.
An assault case was tried before Judge
Phillips on Wednesday afternoon, the
contestants being two Cranston women
named Conroy and Edwards. Each ac-
cused the other Of assault making the
NdsN 4tll' IOHIliIal'd' L""y'I 'oI-
man appeared for the Conroy woman and
John Palmer, Esq, for Mrs. Edwards.
The Judge unrayelled the complications
and fined Margaret Conroy $40 and
costs, amount $32 30, and Mary Edwards
was declared not guilty and the costs
were s 90; total, $4l 40, wh'sl was paid
by the Conroy woman.