The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1890-01-10

''..tt'''' '''N VI AlAAArhu street. an
employe ut the Boston Store, has pneu-
mouia.
The olneyyille Business Mems Associa-
,ion holds "A regular meeting next Tues
day evening.
Edward Staudish Bradford, the new
mayor # Springfield, Mass, is native
Of Olueyyille.
Mr. George Farrell, Of Barton street,
is confined To his home 10y a severe attack
Of pneumonia.
The Town Council and Probate Court
will hold their monthly session to-mor-
row afternoon.
Deputy Collector Coates was IN Olney-
vile, Tuesday, looking out for oleomar-
geriue interests.
Talbot & Co. have gone back to gas as
an inside illumra'or, discarding the in
candescent electric.
a resident Of Garden street, Johnston,
bad some hne-lookius pausies growing
IN her yard last week.
We would call attention TO the adyer-
risemrut Of J. H. Springer Of hall 70 let
in the TINES this week.
There are more .encmenls "to let" on
the streets leading from Meescr thau has
been known in long time.
Some mysterious miscreant is go.a.,
a ont in Johnston poisoning valuable
watch dogs Evening Call.
Hiss Lille Atwood, cashier at R. X.
Aiwoods, has been absent from her du-
ties this week-"La Grippe"
Mr.. Everett Nichols, clerk at &. r.
PaIker's drug store, was confined TO his
home the past week 10y illness.
The night operator at the local tele-
phone exchange is kept busy attending
10 calls for doctors and druggists.
Mr.. John shannon of this place, is
acting AS advertising agent for the I'm
dependent Citizen" of Proyidence
The Providence Gas Co. have made
connection between the High street main
aud the new Church Of the Messiah.
The grippe" seems TO have affected
business here in OlucyvIlle. Everything
seems very quiet since New Years.
Quite a number e Olneyvile and
Johnston people have Witnessed the
Booth Modjeska performances this week
walter c. Rose, well-known literary
man of Boston and one of the editors Of
Watcrmau's Journal, was in town Tues
day.
Ellie phillips, formerly with Talbot &
Co., Of th's place, has just accepted a
position with White & Evans, Of Proyi-
denee.
william walton, Of Messer street, has
a clock which belonged to his ancestors
~ England, which has told time for
nearly 200 years
Mr.. Fred q Chadbourne has leased
one of the stores in Groves new block,
Paiufr,d street and will soon open
.,w-prira cash grocery.
on Thursday morning Nelson Titus
men began preparations for mooving the
uld Clark builling from the square TO It's
future home on Latham Plat, Johnston.
W. II + yden, formerly Of this place.
rs acting as agent for the Centennial
Copying Book, an invention which no
lusiucs. man cannot afford to be without
A country editor in Nebraska has Just
been robbed Of $2OO.and sympathy for bis
'oss j. swallowed up in curiosity TO know
where DE got SO much money Exchange
Harlan 5. Pages wagon broke down on
Phinfcld street Monday forenoon. Mr.
Page aud Town Sergeant Mann were oc-
.upauts Il the vehicle, but they were net
Injured
The High school entertainment. which
was 90 have taken place on Tuesday
.vcuiug was postponed till the 2lst on
account Of the prevalence Of the
Grippe"
Town Sergeant Mann arrested sus-
lieiols Looking individual Monday, and
tcIDphoned 20 Detective Murray. who
came out and took him into custody, say
rs that he bad been wanting 10 meet
bin Cor some time.
The Gable car barn on Valley street is
reary completed, but the cars and horses
lave not az yet put in an appearance.
Jlst when the Olneyville end Of the route
vlil start is a question-it has been next
web 30 long that people are becoming
sired Of inquiring
An adjourned meeting II the Fruit Hill
Horse Thief Detecting Society was held
q, odd Fellows Hall last Saturday even
r-. After short business session the
alpany numbering about forty Sat down
"a nice turkey supper. served by CA
..-er Arnold Huller. After the supper
pi piesiient Beaue called upon nearly all
esent for remarks.