The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-12

] AAt' s'at AZ ANNNA NAANs
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain has retarncd
from a visit to Lawrence, Mass.
, Mr.. John Collision has the contract for
painting Waterman's new block.
Miss Susie Mcintosh. of ST, Sterling,
H., is visiting friends in Johnston.
Olneyyille is being qpite thoroughly
canvasssd for excursion programmes.
High license will probably reduce the
number Of the olneyville rum shops.
Some Of the athletic young men Of
Johnston are talkicg Of forming a club.
Mr.. Daniel O'Brien, clerk at Fred san
Soucrs, is taking his vacation this week.
The Johnston town council will wresile
with the tramway question agaiu to-
morrow.
Now is the time to purchase your win
ter supply of coal and w. a. H. Grants
is the place.
w. +. Foilmar vas able to ride out
Thursday, much TO the satisfaction Of his
many friends.
Attention is called TO the advertisement
of the English and Classical School, found
in another column.
One of Bakers automatic chocolate
cases has been placed on the outside of
Meyers fruit store.
j. o. San Souci, the shoe dealer, is
confined to his home 10y severe attack
of inhAmmatory rheumatism,
Miss Ann Paine and Mrs Ella skinner
started on Monday for Chataqua, where
they will remain for about two months.
W. A. H. Grant, J. f. Russell and
Elmer Wood fshed the waters of Moswau-
sicut Lake with iair degree OF success
on Thursday.
The Cotton dedication causes good
deal of surprise in Olneyyille, where
Cotton is very well known especially
among shoe men.
Mr. Eddie Phillips, of Talbo' 4 Co.,
starts next week for Sunapee Lake, y H.,
where he expects 10 enjoy two weeks ol
rest and recreation.
A petition will be presented 60 the
Johnston town council, tomorrow, for the
erection of a drinking fountain a the
junction of Arnold and PlaInd,ld streets.
Harlan Page is meliating the ercc-
tion of a three story block ON Arnold
street. The new building Will ba en-
tirely devoted to tenemcnts.
One Of the business men Of the John
ston end Of the Square refused to sign
the petition for a day policeman ON the
ground that it would be no benefit 10
him.
A. Helliwel, the grocer, les about TO
open new store at the corner Of Valley
street and Atwells avenue The store
will be in charge of Mr. IIclllvel's
brother.
Miss Mamie Greenlagh gave "a lawn
party at her parents residence on Plain
field street, Tuesday cYcuiug About
fifty young people were present AMI had
an enjoyable time.
The liquor dealers generally are more
than satisfied with the gentlemen chosen
10y both branches Of the lcgis' tp.e ycs-
terday to compose the special legislation
committee Evening Call.
About twenty members Of the Rough
& Ready Fire Co. atteu led the lawn
party that is being held 10y the Watch
emoket Fire Co. in East Providence,
Tuesday, and were Hospitality eater.
taincd.
William Connors d.al a. bis paren
residence on Oak street. Tuesday. after
long AMI painful Illness The DECEASED
was born in Penn y.ylpia bat has Hyel
in this vicinity for some years. II, was
a spinner by trade until be was compelled
by sickness TO retire. The funeral SER
vices took place Thuralay at ST. Mary's
church.
The peope Of D,neyyille aul Jph hlstou
are discussing the adyisabili'y of per
mitting the Providence Cable Tramway
TO run from Olneyyills square 60 and
through the town of Johnston ou the
Union K. r. rails. II the Cable Company
charge but three cent fare from OIncy-
Vile Square 30 the end of Piainiell street
the Johnston council will probably adopt
the measure. The Manion avenue horse
cars will be run through 20 Mautau this
summer.-Provilence Visitor.