The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-29
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DIR. J.J. Ryan spent Thanksgiving in
Worcester, Mass
Dr. Elmer Fiske h.. taken an office in
Dyers House Block.
y fine stock Of groceries a, A. J. Brcm.
ley's. ll6 Plaindeld street
HugLesdle could appropriately be-
called ;ne italian quarter of Johnston.
C.P. Johnson, of the TIMES, and family,
spent Thanksgiving at Webster, Mass.
The - cent dinner at the Armory Hall
Restaurant is the key to its popularity
The TINES is the best medium for loca'
advertisers and they are fast finding ii
ont
John C. bromley of Lisbon, Conn, is
employed IA. j. Bromley's during the
holiday season.
a. O. Card. with VIM. Mills and Son,
has just completed fine crayon Of Mrs.
Herman Krohne.
Mr.. Wilred Thompson, of Johrston,
visited the scene Of the Boston fire ON
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. J. V. Os,erhout was guest al
the insurance mems supper at Tillng-
hests, Monday evening.
The Ccrcle Litteraire Canadien Fran
caiz which has many members here has
secured rooms at 16J High street.
The Olneyyille post Office was open
Thanksgiving Day in the morning until
10 o'clock, aud in the evening from G.30
to7.
Mr.. L. J. Patstone, late proprietor Of
Red Front Store on Manton avenue, has
opened grocery store on Superior
,erect.
Daniel Buckley, Of PHILADELPHIA. for
mcrly cutter for Herman krohne. the
tailor, spent Thanksgiving with friends
here.
w. L Follmar the popular shoe dealer
intends to place a team on the road for
the collection Of orders and the delivery
Of goods.
The music at the dedication of St.
Thomas Church. Manton, on Sunday, was
under the direction Of w. f. Follmar, of
Of this place.
It is rumorod that suit will be
brought against the Springfield r. r., 10y
the parents Of the Sweet boy who was
killed last summer.
Newport already has more than one
saloon 20 every 800 inhabitants.
Their proximity TO the salt waters evil
IDENTIFY makes the people Of Newport
very thirsty.
The Fair Committee Of the Rough and
Ready Fair have not yet pl epared their
report. but it is safe to say that the inan-
cial success Of the late fair exceeded their
expectations.
We want 20 make this paper AZ inter
estiug as a letter from an old friend each
week. You can help us do it by letting
rs know Of any little items Of news that
come to your notice
f. H. Cady, the ertcrprising proprie-
tor OF the Glass Front Store. Providence,
has leased the vacant store in Irons
Block and viii, open it next week with
full line ofpaper hargings
George +. A. B,ano, John Kenyon,
Waterman Smith. Hiram Short and II. o.
Martin. members OF the Rough and
Ready Fire Co.., wen, to Boston, Thurs
day, aud looked over the"burnt district
Herbert Mogry was arraigned in the
Eighth District Court, Friday morning,
charged with stealing mason's tools from
fellow workman. lie was found guilty
and fined $40 and costs, the whole bill
Amounting to S23:j0.
On account of Thanksgiving, when
even printers and editors take a little
r,st, there is little less local news in
the TIMES than usual this week. Next
week We shall endesvor 80 get out a
paper that will more than make up.
L. Sanford for some time past
assistant station agent at the Olneyville
station on the Stonington x. r., has re
signed 90 accept position in the Proyi-
d,ncr ticket Office Of the Old Colony r. Il.
Hei- succeeded by +. y. Cad;, f.ruerly
OF Brads,rcet's Commercial Agency.
The profits on local postage thr ugh.
out the country the past year was more
tlan two and a halt millions, and it il
recommended that the free delivery Fys-
tenn be extended to all places having
population Of 5000, and whose Offices pro-
ducs a gross revenue Of not lees than
$1,000.
In oar advertising columns SIR. VIM.
/. Wh'pple has 'thank you" for the
people who have purchased nearly his
entire stock Of carriages and closes the
consignment FOR 80. As the stove season
e. now upon us we would sugges; that a
Gne line OF parlor hea!ers may be found
Of hfs store opposite the Atlantic mills.
II. Krohns. tailor. 93l High street, is
showing some genuine bargains in panta-
lo1a goods. Pants that are everywhere
made fer $3.50. be is selling for $500
These goods were bought Of Boston
frm that is going out Of business Jan.
JET, al Gny per cent less than their value