The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1890-01-03
TINES TELEPHoNE.


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Olneyville hasn't five cent store, but
it is blest with Penney fish market.
( The Chinese laundries receive cuffs
and coppers in about equal quantities.
Mr.. Fred Field of Providence, is the
architect of the new Sixth Police Station.
Four funerals professions passed
through the Square on Tuesday morn.
ing.
The German Dramatic Society held an
enjoyable social in their hall New Years
eve.
Min bills are printed at the TINES
office and we are headquarters tor auction
bills.
The new puzzle The Spider and Flies"
has arrived in town. 1t is 10y the author
of Pigs in Clover
The Olneyyille TMEs sends out The
Holiday Guest" IA It's Christmas supple
men:.-Cranston Leader.
Pryce Ovens baker wagon broke down
on High street, Monday morning, the
rear axle breaking short of.
Olneyville is soon TO have a three
story brick library building. Where is
Westerly Westerly journal.
On Wednesday the mercury explored
depths in the thermometers TO which it
had been IA stranger for II long time.
Mr.. A. J. Bromley, the Plainfeld street
grocer, drew a gold ring AT the Sons Of
Veterans fair in Providence last week.
The TINES Om,e has excellent facilities
for doing job printing, and neatness and
promptness are two Of its best points
Mr.. John Howes, formerly fxer al
the Slater Mills, Pawtucket, has accepted
"A similar position with the Atlantic mills
d. c. Woods store, PSI Westminster
street, Providence, is one of the best
places in the state for the purchase Of
cloaks and furs.
Joseph Veassy, who has been conduct
ing market on Plaindeld street for
several months past, has sold the same
to Nelson Bennett.
Mr.. George Austin, clerk at +, I
Luther's, was confined to his home during
the past week with the everyday epi-
demic, LA Grippe"
Mr.. George T.. Schofeld won the ele-
CANT picture, AN August Morning with
Farragut," at the recent fair Of Camp A
T.. Burnside, 5. of V.
Mr.. Preston Yerring'on connected with
the New Lumber Yard on Harris avenue
has been confined to his home this week
an attack of the influenza.
A Bunillville lecturer recently took
for his subject, Rough and Ready
Strange to say he did not refer TO the
local volunteer fire company.
CAPTAIN George T.. Conan Of Fred f..
Davis Camp and who is a resident Of this
village, won the sword and belt in the
voting contest at the Sons Of Veterans
fair.
President Frank German Of the Young
Mems Literary Society was the recipient
of a number Of Of handsome presents al
annual meeting of the society held on
Sunday evening.
The new steam heating apparatus OF
the new Sixth Station was tried the past
week and found TO be in excellent order
The plasterers will commence work dur
ing the coming week.
According to the Boston Globe, Provi-
dence has applied for admission to the
New England League and sent n repre-
sentative TO the meeting held in Boston,
Wednesday evening.
Attention is called to L. Sweet q Co.'S
advertisement in the TINES this week
| The firm is located at 267 Harris avenue
and their facilities for handling lumber
is the best in the city.
Miss Katie Linton, organist at the
| Church Of the Blessed Sacrament, Mount
Pleasant, was the recipient Of an elegant
toilet and manicure set from the choir on
Christmas Day.-Journal.
L. p. Springer, Of Johnston, is painting
the spire Of the Congregational church
at North Sci'uate. The painters in that
place could not be induced TO trust the u.
selves in so elevated position.
At the meeting Of the Olneyville Cadets
/ Sunday, action will be taken on the res
/ ignation Of President Charles O'Neil. II
is with regret that the members are
obliged 20 accept the resignation Of one
Of the organizations hardest workers and
organizers.
The many friends Of John Beaten Will
be pleased % learn that he was presented
with a handsome gold watch, chain and
charm by those under his employ in the
beaming department at the Providence
worsted mills. Wednesday Of last week.
-Pawtucket Tribune.
Mr.. Thomas j. Mathews, II Oiney-
vile, made the Tribune Office a pleasant
call yesterday afternoon. We we're glad
t. see him looking % well after his re-
cent severe illness. Mr. and Mrs Ma'h.
ews were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
John 7. Sullivan, on Canal street, Christ
mas day-Westerly Tribune.
LA Grippe" has caught the town in