The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-03-02

our word for II, nine times out OF ten, III
your statement Is true, correction will be
made with pleasure.-Exchange,
We are getting real old Lapland
winter.
Engineers on the Consolidated railroad
have been notified that hereafter their
weeks work will be on four days
schedule. For some time they have been
working FIVE days week.
Walter W. Dexter has succeeded David
s. Collins as Secretary of the r. 1. State
Fair Association.
The busy hum of machinery brings no
more joyous sounds than cup of Star
Java coffee for breakfast. Sold by Ami
son.
Although February is little month
one of the largest ones would have TO
work right smart to scatter more snow
about or pile it higher then she has done.
Little Rhody.
The snow storm on Monday was the
1Otl LnlS winter.
The Putnam Street engine went to the
Allendale fire on Monday afternoon.
The many friends of Hon. Samuel e.
Groves will be glad to know that he is
slowly recovering from his late illness.
It is expected that the j. F. Russell
base ball club will represent Olneyville in
the Rhode Island State Amateur League.
The Springfield Union defines the silver
dollar as composed of 49 cents worth of
silver and 81 cents worth of faith
Nelson Barracks, Sons of st. George of
this place attended divine service at the
1st Baptest church in Pawtucket Sunday
afternoon in company with number of
Pawtucket Barracks.
Rev. W. N. Ackley of Warren will
Officiate at the church of the Messiah this
evening.
The next social of the Rough and Ready
Fire Co. will be held in the Plainfield
Street Engine House on the evening of
Thursday, March 29th.
The Robert Emmett Association have
an entertainment in Irons Hall next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. j. Smith the we'll known tenn
perance speaker and editor of the Home
Guard spoke at the Tabernacle on Sun
day evening.
The funeral of Mrs. George Hurry was
solemnizcd at the Church of Messiah
Sunday.
A valuable horse belonging to Charles
Bradley of Arch street ran away in Olney-
square on Tuesday and colliding with a
coal team was so severly injured that it
had to be killed.
Clerk Sweetland of the Sixth District
Court was in Olneyville Monday on
business.
G. L. Munroe, formerly with Geo.
E. Weaver has entered the bicycle bus
mess under the firm name of Williams
anu Nj MunrO6.
The Chrysanthemum Club of Delaine
street have taken rooms in Stokes Block
Learn to write at Prof. Milkman's at
397 Westminster street.
A mission for women is being given at
st. mary's Church this week.
John T. Hunts Home Plate" saloon
on Latham street was opened ON Wednes-
day.
The funeral of Mrs. D. o. Mathewsou
was solemnized at the residence of her
husband on Webster avenue. The ser.
vices were attended by large company
relatives and friends.
Rev. j. Fl. Larry is slowly recovering
from his late very severe illness.
j: Tower has the contract for the
fire ESCAPES on the Library Building.
Do you like cup of good coffee9 Their
try Star Java. We are serving it free
this Friday and Saturday.
Mt. Vernon Lodge of Providence Wis
tied Manufacturers Lodge on Tuesday
Hon. George West will preside at the
Robert Emmett anniversary entertain
meut next Sunday evening and Hon. E
L. Cannon will deliver the address.
]. o. San Souci has been appointed
administrator of the estate of William
Hanley.
The Johnston Town Council canvassed
the voting list on Monday.
John Lawton was fined 81 and costs in
the Eighth District Court on Monday.
Robert Greive, the well known labor
writer, was in Olneyville Tuesday, and
called at the TINES office.
NJ. G. Colwell and A. W. Winsor oi
Johnston was in Westerly Wednesday, on
business.
Mr.. Horace Vose this morning shipped
twenty-five head of cattle 10 patrons al
| Olneyville.-Westerly Tribune.
J. A. Webb has sold his baking busi
ness to Banspach Bros. nephews of ]. H
| Althan, the we'll know Providence baker
Call and get cup of good coffee al
Amison's.
Captain Leavitt, Lieut.. Dairy and Ser