The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-23
Tuesday passed for a bot day.

Tuesday passed for hot day.
The weybosset Mills are running over
time.
J.F. Russell has fine lite of trayel-
ing bags.
The east end of the tramway is nearly
completed.
DR.. T. c. Lawton has been on the sick
list this week.
DR.. Greeley is spending few weeks at
Hudson, N. II.
The employees Of the Riverside Mills
were paid off Monday.
For neat job printing the TINES office is
the best place in olneyville.
Thomas Mills and family are at Nara
gansett Pier for two weeks.
Mr.. Prim Trempe of T. T. Allan's is
enjoying his vacation in Maine.
Fred San Souci visited Narragansett
Pier on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Brownell and son, Of Johnston,
are spending the week at Block Island.
Ivanhoe Lodge worked the first rank
on several candidates on Thursday eve
ming.
Cyril Kelley, cook At the olneyville Ho-
tel Restaurant, is at Harwich, Mass, this
week.
Byron Smith has a new sign on his
store that compares with the neat in
terror.
Edward Roscoe OF Johnston has just
returned from two months stay in En-
gland.
Miss Ida Weeden, the millner, will go
10 Prudence Park this week for a short
vacation.
Joseph Mulvey, driver on the last
Plainfeld street car. is "down the river"
this week.
The Boston Herald of last Sunday has
considerable to say about Medical Exam
iner Eddy.
Miss Hattie Richardson, librarian o
the Olneyville Free Library, is at Bar
Harbor, Me.
Elmwood Lodge, X. Of p, worked the
second rank on three candidates wednes-
day evening.
John Donnelly, of the firm of Brennan
& Donnelly, is spending the week at
Block Island.
Thomas w. Penney has just purchased
\ fine chestnut road horse from Stanley
Brothers of Cranston.
Mary Kelly of Johnston and Theresa
Connors of Bowdoin street are visiting
friends in Canton, Mass.
Editor Bowditch, of the East Green
wich Pendulum, was welcome caller at
the TINES Office Tuesday.
Edward and Lewis Sammis and Earn
est Page, Of Johnston. are camping out
at Oakland Beach this week.
The Phenix WoJlen Company of East
Greenwich has made an assignment TO
William A. Walton of Messer street.
Miss S. Burke, of the Boston Store. re-
turned on Monday from weeks vaca-
tion spent in Webster and Worcester.
Hon. Samuel Groves family and Mrs.
W. L. Brown, Of Johnston, are spending
the week at the Matunuck Beach Hotel.
The Johnston Council has received
thirty-seven applications for licenses, and
it is quite likely there are more to fol-
low.
w. L. Whipple attended the mid-sum-
mer meeting Of the Rhode Island Press
Club held at Narragansett Pier last
week.
John Backus and Arthur Chapman.
conductors on the 0lneyville line Of horse
cars, are spending the week at Stoning-
ton, Conn.
d. L. Smith, the we'll known Johnston
nurseryman will go to Bullock's Point
next week TO enjoy week Of well earned
recreation.
Instead Of the lady or the tiger, in
Johnston the question is the committee
or the commissioner The Supreme Court
says the committee.
At the picnic at Mark Rock mex. Thurs
day ball game will be played between
mines from the Y. NJ. L. and s. Club and
the Pequot Social Club.
The Westerly Tribune says it is impos-
sible for Christian 10 vote against pro-
hibition. Judging from the recent vote
in Rhode Island there are not many
Christians in this ate.-E1change
Judge W. A. Phillips left town today
for Milwaukee 20 attend the national en-
campment e.. A r.. TO which he is a
delegate. After the soldiers convention
he will make a short visit at Minneapolis
and return home about September Ord.
Thomas Thornton, CT Olneyville, was
probably fatally kicked by horse on
Sunday ay.-Pawtucket Record
The boy lived at Dugway Hill, a re-
mote part Of Cranston. He was attended
by an Olneyville physician, however, and
skilfully treated, too.
S. s. Nicholson, formerly IN the grocery
business here, has for some years been a
member Of the firm ofNicholson 4 Thack-