The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1893-11-17
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The new car shed of the Union Railroad
Company on Hartford street covers over
an acre of land and contains over mile
of track.
For good team go to the Olneyville
stables. Delaine street.
The state board of health has elected
for its secretary Or. Gardner I. Swsrts,
of Providence. DR.. Swarts succeeds the
late DR.. Charles II. Fisher.
A horse belonging to r. H. Card of this
place ran away in Arkwright last Satur-
day. No damage.
John P. Fox, Esq. has a new sign to
indicate his location in the Library
Building.
Mrs. H. W. Parmenter has taken charge
of the new primary school in the MerinO
district.
DR.. W. E. Coyle and Dentist II B Nase
have taken offices in the Armory Hall
building.
We have many things TO be thankful
for, chief among them, the chance to get
our Thanksgiving delecaties at Amison's
Adam Morrison, formerly horseshoer at
Perkins private track in Johnston, has
opened a new blacksmith shop corner Of
Dean and Fountain streets, Providence.
A stock company has been organized
| at Providence known as the Wallum Pond
Ice company. The company will operate
at the Wallum Pond, BurrillvilIe, where
it will erect large ice houses capable of
holding so 900 tons of ice. Work on the
! ice houses will begin Immediately.
Mr.. Charles H. Springer. the artist,
has painting entitled Newport Beach
at Noon" at the exhibition of the Provi-
dence Art Club on Thomas street.
The Wallace Glee Club, local musical
organization, will give concert in Music
Hall, Providence, Sunday evening for the
| benefit of the strikers fund.
a unique outfit consisting of an i'm
mense barrel drawn by three handsome
chestnut horses driven abreast, and
advertising Hecker's buckwheat attracted
considerable attention in the square on
| Tuesday afternoon.
Il. B. Dawson, general agent of the
Berkshire Life Insurance company was
in town Tuesday.
The good things OF to-day should not
be neglected. See Amison's stock.
The fair of the Washington Social Club
begins November Goth and lasts until the
25th. 1t will be held in the new Mechan-
les Hall on Plainfeld street.
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the first
degree on four candidates on Tuesday
! evening.
II. G. GortOn is erecting a large build
| ing little west of the Johnston High
School building, which will be used by
him for his stable and teaming business.
The Social committee af the Rough and
Ready Fire company are making aarrnge-
ments for social in the engine house on
Wednesday evening November 29th,
Mrs. Sidney Geer and Miss Eva Geer
of Jersey City are visiting Mrs John
Bromley of Plainfeld Street.
Miss Grace Snow, a graduate of the
school of Deaconesses, of Boston, was the
speaker at the Tabernacle last Sunday.
Ivanhoe Lodge conferred the rank OF
Esquire on one candidate on Thursday
evening.
There may be land that is fairer than
this, but there is no fairer place to trade
at than Amison's. Try it.
Miss Crowell of Dennis Mass. is the
guest of Mrs. V. NJ. Chace Of this place
1t is said that Johnston has large
sprinkling OF A. P. AS. among its voting
population.
1t is said that the cars on the Broadway
line will be run by electricity tomorrow
DR.. H. B. Milan of Millbury, Mass has
taken DR.. O'keefes office IN the Taber-
nacle Building.
Joel Bassett, the evangelist, spoke al
the evening services of the Broadway
Baptist church last Sunday.
William Banks, janitor Of the Helping
Hand Mission is confined to his home by
serious illsess.
A horse drawing Byron Young's milk
wagon ran away on Broadway early
yesterday morning. George Wood the
driver caught the horse before it had pro
ceeded far, but was thrown down and
quite badly cut on the head.
A family party Can have a very nice
Thanksgiving dinner provided they have
an order in time for Amison to fill.
Parties looking for bargains in Pianos
Organs. Stationery, Fancy Goods, Novel
ties, Pictures Frames, etc should call OF
A. Bainton, SO Manton avenue.
Hon. James Wright of Foster was il
town Friday.
II. l.. Dempsey, postmaster at Still
water, was in Olneyville, Thursday anC
paid the TINES Office pleasant visit.
1t is said that large storebouse fol
the Wallum Pond Ice company is to b,
erected in Johnston.
| JohustcO's faxes are now due and II /,