The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-09

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The post Office can still be found at tn,
old stand.
Miss Sarah Mills is confined to hel
home by illness.
Thomas McCurdey is at Coney Islant
on pleasant trip.
James II. walch lost valuable hors,
one day this week,
Miss Cora Ainsworth has been visiting
friends at Pottersville,
c. p. Johnson of the TINES is spending
the week at Webster, Mass
+. G. Baker returned this week from q
vacation spent at Richmond, II. /.
Even Auctioneer David Frank seems
TO have succum6ed to the weather.
A woman was noticed on The Square
Monday clad in fur lined circular.
Miss Mary McSolie, the milliner, il
taking her vacation at Block Island
Jack Ashton was a spectator at the
Fall River-Atnletic game on Tuesday.
John Turner attended the funeral OF
Jabez Whitley at Pascoag on Tuesda y
st. Theresa's Choir went TO River View
Park on their annual excursion Tuesday
DIR. Irving Watson. president of the
South County Press Club, was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Angel, compositor al
the TINES Office, is confined to her home
10y illness.
W. ii. Arnold is camping out" al
Mark Rock and will remain for the rest
of the month.
The y. L. 4. NJ. Club have another eY,
eursion to Crescent Park, Sunday,
August 25th.
Howard Hammond, formerly assistan,
station agent here, spent Sunday al
North Scituate.
Miss Louisa King will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Pottersville
and Foster Centre.
l.. L. Luther arrived home Tuesday
evening from Saratoga where he has been
attending the races.
This is the last vacation month. Make
the most of it. ye happy loiterer at sea
shore and mountain.
Byron A. Smith, the druggist, is pre-
pairing to remove into his new quarters
in Waterman's Block.
Judge Phillips has the necessary
papers 10 make foreign born residents
citizens of the United States.
Geo. N. Bowen of the firm of Howe &
Bowen, carriage painters, is the happy
father of a son born on July 2jth.
Dennis Mowry, an employe at Brown &
Sharpe's who resides here, is taking a
fortnights outing at Camp White.
John Richards, veteran employe al
the Riverside. is spending a well-earned
vacation Of n month at Old Orchard
Beach.
Judge w. A. Phillips is one of the
speakers at the meeting Of the Southern
Rhode Island Press Club at Narragan.
sett Pier next Monday.
Mr.. T.. J. Watson Of Johnston, who has
been employed by the Pawtucket Loan
Co. as watch repairer for the past year,
is about TO remove to that city.
Byron Shippee, section boss on the
Stonington road, has just returned from
Scranton. Pa, where he has been 20 pur-
chase steel rails for the company.
George Angel, clerk at J. A. Angelrs
jewelry store, has about completed two
weeks vacation which he is spending at
Wakefield and Narragansett Pier.
The frame work Of Dyer block on High
street is erected. and the work is being
pushed. This goes without saying as ex-
Alderman Casey is attending to it,
John Thompson. clerk at F. Nichol-
sons, is expected home tomorrow from
a two weeks vacation trip spent at
Block Island and Marthqs Vineyard.
Mr.. A. d. Juilliard, one Of New York's
wealthiest millionaires and owner Of the
Riverside and of the Oswego Woolen
Mills, is stopping at the Narragansett.-
Telegram.
The olneyville Telegraph Office runs a
monthly accounts with a number Of its
larger customers. II is preeminently
proper for telegraph Office to do busi-
ness "on tick"
John F. Holland has bought out the
drug business Of Stephen II. Farnham
and will henceforth carry on the same at
the old stand on Brown street.-Wick
ford Standard.
Strange, but not a word has been said
about holding the next worlds fair in
Providence. A city that can't support
base ball club isn't considered fit "a
enter the lists az a candidate.
George Ashley, conductor on the Brook
street route, has resigned his position
and taken the berth of second mate on
the Albert w. Smith three masted