The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-12
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DIR. L. X. Rowe Nlsltel DpStoh' Aucs-
day.
The olneyyille post oiiise is now second
class.
DIR. Elmer. :. Fiske sailed for Europe
on Tuesday.
Talbot 4 Co. have been taking aecoun;
Of stock this week.
Miss Lizzie Thompson is visiting at
Washington Village, r. l.
The trees in front Of the Stokes New
Block have been trimmed.
Mr.. Charles Thompson is spending a
few weeks at Lisbon, Conn.
The Johnston town council mold a
regular meeting tomorrow.
wm. l.. Whipple recently sold II hand
some phaeton TO DR.. Edwards.
Quite a number Of olneyVille people
visited Crescent Park, Monday.
Miss Lottie Higgins, Of Johnston, is
spending the week at Nantucket.
The Union Aid Society have discontin-
ued their meetings until September.
Work on the new Messiah church
ounIation is going forward rapidly.
John Hebden has FIVE or six houses ia
the course of construction at Mt. Pleasant.
John p. Fox is spending few days
at Narragansett Terrace, Bul,ock's Point.
Judge Johnson, Of the Eight District
Court, is absent on a six weeks vacation.
Mr.. John Kelley, of Hartford, formerly
with j. o. Sans Souci x Co. is in town on
vacation.
Miss Nellie Jastrum, Of Johnston, has
gone to Nantucket, where she will spend
the summer.
Mr.. Wilkinson will scon open a dry
goods store in Twitchells Block, odd
Fellows square.
Mr.. l.. Sweet, the Harris avenue lum-
Der dealer, has spent several days this
week at Block Island.
Mrs. j. V. Osterhout left town this
week tor Western New York whore she
will spend the summer.
c. II. Chadbourne and wife expect TO
start for the White Mountains next week
on an extended summer trip.
The suction of the town pump now
works much more satisfactorily TO the
thirsty people on the Square.
On Monday much interest was ev!nced
in the result of the Sullivan -Kilrain fight
by the people in this vicinity.
DR.. Twitchell will soon begin the cree
tion of three story block at the corner
of Arnold and Trenton streets
The Harris avenue Sunday school are
preparing for an excursion to Rocky
Point on "Wednesday of next week.
Thomas Pemberton and John Tanning
are employed at the Clarendon House,
Narragansett Pier, for the summer.
Representative Turner, of Johnston,
was in town Tuesday. on his way TO the
special session of the General Assembly
Miss Gertrude Phillips, clerk at the
office of the Eighth District Court, is
enjoying vacation during the summer
months.
The Harris avenue Sunday school did
not participate in the Union Excursion,
Sunday at Oakland Beach, on account of
a Misunderstanding.
Ex-Town Sergeant Carroll has been
appointed Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff
Smith. Few men in the state are better
equipped for the office.
Several of the news dealers Of this
vicinity have received invitations from
the Boston Herald TO attend the yacht
race there next Monday.
Miss Mary O'Garra, who has filed the
position Of cashier at Brennan q Don
nelly's for the past year, concluded her
labors there Saturday night.
The big derrick which is being used at
the Church Of the Messiah foundation
WIS IlNbt'l lli lb0abi'ti h'oAdy IA biS
presence Of large sidewalk committee
For neat job work at reasonable price
the TINES Office is the place. We have
just received a new assortment OF wood
type and are we'll fitted up for poster
work.
Dr. Harry Windsor, who had an Office
in Dyer's Opera House Block for a short
time, has been appointed a member Of
the State Board Of Dentistry 10y Governor
Ladd.
The Journal says: "Out in Olneyvlle
the crowds which were strong Kilrain
sympathizers were about wild and re-
fused TO credit the reports that Sullivan
had won"
William Troy, Of Daytona, Fla. is
spending a few weeks in town. Mr.
Troy is a former resident Of this vicinity
and is now engaged in the orange cul-
ture in the Everglade state.
Hon. S. T.. Groves will soon begin the
erection Of three story block at the
corner Of Plainfeld and Mills streets