The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1893-12-15
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the Gallows Bridge, was decided in Judge
Wilbur's court this week. Mr.. Simmons
was awarded $3.50. for the stone.
George Haswell, formerly with A. T.
on Plainield street.
Manufacturers Lolge will entertain the
members of Woonsocket Lodge on Tues
day of next week.
See advertisement on last page of big
auction sale at 9O9 Westminster street.
Mrs. Cyril Carpenter of Johnston is con-
fined to her home by serious illness.
The shoe store of James Manning, Ct
Westminster street, WAS broken into
early Sunday morning and three pair of
shoes were taken.
Councilman George Dean Of Smith6-'d
was in town Monday and left a subscrip-
tion for the TINES.
Abel Reynolds, of Johnston. visited
Eastern Connecr icu', Wednesday, in the
interest of the Fruit Hill Horse Thief
Detecting Society.
Robert Ddffy, the Plainfeld street MAJ
ketman. cut his knee qnite badly on Mon
day. DR.. Milan rendered surgical aid.
W. A. Huntley. the celebrated banjo
player, was in Orneyville Tuesday and
called at the TINES office.
Mrs Ge rye Cooper, of Carter street fell
on the ice in front of the D-aine mill on
Monday and broke two bones in her right
arm. She WAS conveved TO her residence
and attended by DR.. Milan.
Rodney F. Dyer is suffering from a
fractured wrist, which came from fall
received IN Boston last week.
The electric cars began running on the
Broadway line Wednesday morning. The
new time table is not ont yet, but ia ex-
pected that the cars will run ten minute
time.
Over one hundred mem mbers of Manu-
facturers Lodge visited Roger Williams
Lodge of Providence, Tuesday evening.
A quartette from Manufacturers Lodge
gave several selections during the even
ing, and two Of its members gave recita-
tions that were well receiy ed. a very
excellent collation. was discussed and the
evening very agreeably spent.
A. Bainton has large lire Of Christmas
cards snd holiday novelties; also a good
assOri iment Ot pianos. organs, pictures
and frames, which ma ke very nice Christ
mas presents. Prices the lowest, SO
| Manton avenue.
NJ. Small, the PlaInfeld street tailor
A Boston Journal representative was in
town Wednesday for fresh material on
the great strike.
The Ladies Aid Society of Johnston
held bean supper on Tuesday evening
at the residence of B. o. Young in the
Antioch District.
A strike followed by lockout. Poor
| Olneyville.
The Rough and Ready Fire Co. have
Calico Dress ball in Engine House hall
on the evening of Dec. 18th.
Go TO UnderwoOd's for fine upholster-
ing, 33 Delaine street.
There is no reason why we shouldn't t
have pleasant Christmas and happy
New Year. Let's begin early to look up
presents for our friends. Have you seen
the display att A. Angeli's, the jeweller.
A man with a gun created considerable
excitement on Westminster street, near
Norfolk, Thursday afternoon. 1t turned
out that be had fired at rat. and the ex-
citement subsided.
W. L. Whipple was in Boston Wednes-
day.
Mr.. George Hollings Of Rose street is
confined to his home by a severe attack
of sciatlc rheumatism.
The Society of the Sons of Vermont
have a meeting in Tillinghastss hall this
| evening.
The Kings Daughters of the Academy
avenue church gave an Indigo Social"
in the chapel this evening.
Miss s. J. Olney. formerly matron of
the Olueyville Tea Rooms, has entered
the employ of Crawshaw, the florist.
W. A. Phillips returned to-day from
short visit to Philadelphia.
A slight fire occurred in the Nut Shell"
Saloon on the Square, yesterday after
noon. The damage was very slight in
deed.
DR.. Edward Williams, dentist, formerly
OF this place, died at his home in Lynn,
Mass, on Monday after a lingering illness
of consumption.
Charles II. Pendleton. the U. s Post
Office Inspector, we'll known here, has
been relieved of duty by the Postmaster
General.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rongh and
Ready Fire Co. he'd q meeting on Tues
day and voted in nine new members.
Attention is called to Harrington & Co.'S
advertisement in this issue of the TINES.
Thomas Evans. the well-known labor
lecturer, gave an address in Mystic Chain