The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-04-19
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Next sunday is Easter.

A. Bainton is selling fine parlor or
gan for SO.
W. L. whipple visited Burr illville on
Tuesday.
Our merchants reported an excellent
trade Saturday.
W. d. Harris and family spent sunday
in Georgiaville
Waldo NJ. Place is serving ON the
jury this week.
The storm door will soon mske room
for the screen door
Plans FOR spending Memorial Day are
beginning to be made.
Stokes block has recently received a
coat Of paint.
Doney and Davey is the name of
firm IN Westerly.
Rhode Island potatoes at w. D. Har-
ris' on Plainfeld street.
Maurice Meyer lately purchased sew
eral house lots in Johnston
Miss Marks lost gold ring on Plain
field street, Monday afternoon.
A. Rossiter & Co have opened
plumbing shop in Johnston.
The school meeting in District No.
will be held next Monday evening.
whipple's furniture rooms are greatly
improved 10y the recent alterations.
The Business Mems Ball is the coming
social event most talked about just now.
1t is said that the adjoining village of
Auburn is great place for white horses.
Number ; is the name of the en-
CINE on the Providence and Springfield
r. X.
1t is rumored that George T. Weaver
intends to add furniture to his stock in
trade.
L. o. Baker was in Warren and Bris-
tol this week visiting his friend, Doc
Lewis.
A fine line of Easter scarfs and light
derby hats at J. f. Russell's, Olneyville
Square.
Reader, bring your job printing to the
TINES Office. Our figures and work will
please you.
j. i. Simons, formerly Of Johnston,
is playing at the Providence Dime Mu.
scum this week.
Frank Austin has gone TO Mark Rock
for the season having entered the employ
of James Wells
Mr. Charles Gordon, cook at Stewards
restaurant, is confined to his home in
Johnston 10y illness.
Rev. L. S. Woodwork, Congregational
State Missionary, made a pleasant call
at the TINES Office, Monday.
Next week will be very gay one
socially; balls, fairs &c will follow each
other in quick succession.
1t is said that the business Of the
Armory Hall Restaurant has nearly
doubled in the last month.
p. j. Collins, of The Olneyville phar-
macy, has been confined 10 bis home this
week by an attack of malaria
A birthday surprise party was held on
Wednesday of last week at the home Of
Mrs. Gibson on Laban street
Harry Stewart was granted a restau-
rant license by the Johnston Town Coun-
ell at its meeting on Saturday.
Metca!f Brothers, upholsterers Of How
ard street, have removed to the corner Of
High and knight streets, Providence.
Frank Mathewson has resumed work
for n. b. Harris after several months
work on the Union Railroad Company.
John Cannon has moved his cottage on
High street near Norfolk to the rear, and
will erect business block on the old
site.
II is said that DR.. Pagan will be elect
ed member Of the Johnston Board of
Health at the next meeting Of the town
council.
John Leonard, the expressman, en-
ployed by J. J. Harrington, is out after
a severe attack Of infammatory rheuma-
tism.
Nelson p. Bennett has bought w. l..
Browns market on Plainfeld street.
Mr.. Brown has gone into the poultry
business.
Tuesday was the monthly drawing Of
the New Orleans lottery. 1t is said tbsi
at least 500 chances were taken by
Olncyville people.
The number Of people who use tbe'
stonington Railroad 10 and from the
city is increasing every week. Fully
fifteen minutes are thus saved.
George f. Beane and Robert L. Duffy
went TO Amesbury, Mass, this week,
where Mr.. Beane purchased six carriages
for his livery business and Mr, Dufy a
fine vehicle for his own use.
j. NJ Horton, Of MiddleJoro. Mass,
is canvassing this vicinity for the sale Of
a very fine map Of New England. Ir.
Horton Is a veteran in the late war and a
member of Pierce's Post, Of Middleboro.
The Rough and Ready base ball team
held meeting on Tuesday evening at