The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-12-27

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Weighing machines are brcomiug quite
prevalent in this vicinity,
C. p. Johnson Of the TINES. visited
Boston on Tuesday.
Dr. J. J. Ryan spent Christmas at his
home in Worcester
The TINES wishes Its many readers a
happy and prosperous New Year.
Mrs. 7. p. Robbins is recovering from
severe attack of congestion Of the
lungs.
Mr.. Isaac n. Eddy and son. Of Hart
ford street, are spending few days in
Foster.
Mrs. Abraham Baker, of Mapleyille, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arnold HUI
Ter, Of Johnston
Ir. Lyman Thomps II, of Vine street.
held a pleasant Christmas gathering on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stephen Budlong. Of Dyer street,
is recovering from an attack of nervous
prostration.
Mrs. Armstrong, OF Princeton street,
Johnston, is suffering with an attack OF
| quinsy sore throat.
Mr.. Charles Buck and family, Of Alycr-
son avenue, Johnston, spent the holidays
at Central Village, Conn.
Mr.. Martin Brennan. of the firm Of
Brennan Il Donnelly, is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia
The Athletics aud New Hamps hire
, eleven kicked football on the Eagle street
grounds Christmas Day.
Johnston officer recently threatened
to arrest a men whom he caught clipping
horse on Sunday. Evening Call.
y constitution and bylaws fer Far
ragut Association Of Naval Veterans has
just been issued from the TNgs office.
Mr.. NJ. A. Achorn, proprietor of the
IN the shipping business in New York.
Judge W. Phillips has been acting as
auctioneer at a forced sale Of ant goods
on Westminster street, Providence, this
week
Mr.. Charles Mckay, Of the L. S.
Training ship, Chicago" stationed at
Newport, is spending ten days vacation
with his parents in this place.
Hon. Clarke II. Johnson, Judge at the
Eight District Court, was married last
Saturday to Miss Ida Harrington. The
TINES congratu'a ions are rendered.
The many friends of Marcus Tuttle,
formerly confidential clerk at w. l..
whpple's, will be pleased to learn that
he is rapidly gaining health IN New
Hampshire.
II. C. L. Dorsey is 5000 out Of pocket
in consequence of going bonds for L.
Whitehead, liquor dealer Of Johnston,
the latter having left the State.-Paw-
tucket Tribune.
Mr. Charles Lee, Of the Pawtucket
Chronicle, was one of the speakers at the
anniversary Of Ivanhoe Lodge last week.
Mr.. Lee is probably the most eloquent
newspaper man in the state.
Mr.. John d. Chace presided at the or
gan at the Broadway Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon. The choir, under the
direction of Mr.. c. II. Heptonstall, rem
dered some fine Christmas music.
T. p. Robbins, formerly proprietor of
the Olneyville Hotel Restaurant, returned
last week from months stay at Fort
Payne, Alabama. Mr. Robbins expects to
return there soon and make it his pcrma-
nent residence
Removed-Globe Steam Laundry has
removed from 400 Washington street to
l27 summer street, when all orders 10y
mail or left at the office will receive
prompt attention. All work frs.-c ass
No stairs to climb II j. Weeks, pro-
prietor.
Mr.. W. II. Boyden, formerly employed
at the Boston Store here but now resi-
dent of Rockland, K. l., was in town
Saturday, and, among other things, re-
newed his subscription TO the TINES.
Mr. Boyden says the paper keeps him
posted on Olneyville news and he wodld
not be without IL.
+. c. Morris & Co, Of Boston, Mass.
had oyer 30 safes Of their make in the
great Lynn fire which brought out their
contents in fine shape, and since that
time they have sold nearly 100 safes in
that city alone. over 100000 Of these
safes are now in use, and there is hardly
day passes but what one or more Of
these celebrated safes are subjected 20
the seyerest tests, always bringing out
their contents intact.
A black and white pony belonging 70
Walter Harris, the livery man, and rid
den by twelve year old boy. fell at the
corner Of Stokes and High streets, Thurs
day noon. throwing the rider and cover
ing both with mud The pair attempted
20 shorten a corner aud 20 came 90 grief
Neither horse or rider were injured, but
the bo,,'s foot caught in the stirruua and