The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-01-12

The exhibition of pictures in the Libra
ry Building opened on Monday.
I. H. Penney has gone South OIL
hunting expedition.
Mr.. Irving Watson, the well known
editor of the NarragansAtt Herald, called
on friends in Olneyvile On Thursday.
The friends of the Helping Hand Mis-
sion are raising funds for its support
during the present year. The Mission
has accomplished much good and should
receive liberal encouragement.
The firm of George o. Johnson & Co.,
cIothiers, Library Building, made an
assignment on Wednesday to w. H.
WheelOCk Of Boston.
The Olneyville stables. Delaine street,
is the place to board your horse.
A dramatic company, in charge of Mr..
George Whipple of this place, produced
East Lynne" at Wakefield, Monday eve
ming.
The next social of the Rough and Ready
Fire Co takes place in Engine House
Hall On Thursday evening, January 18th.
Mr. Sterry Sweet, of Hartford avenue
who has been confined to his home 10y i'll
ness is able to be out again.
II. C. GOrton is settled in his new stable
corner Smith avenue and Piainfield street.
When in need of anything in his line IL
will pay you to give him a call.
New windows were placed in San
Souci's dry goods store, Wednesday, in
place OF those recently broken.
Now they say the Hawaiian Republic is
to he declared. but that won't put up the
! price of sugar at Amison's.
| Hon. George Carmichael of shamrock
was in town Tuesday, and called at the
| TINES office.
+ lward N4deau has accepted posi-
! ton in j. o. Sap SOuci's shoe store.
Policeman Peter B. Cannon. who former
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ried yesterday to Miss Anna Gormley.
Driver Campbell of the Cable line has
broken ground for new house on Dyer
avenue, Johnston.
This is just the time to advertise. Any
body can sell goods at certain seasons oi
the year.
According to the census of 1890, -four
out of every ten voters in Rhode Island
[ were born in some other land than this
The whole number of voters in John
ston this year is 1916.
The electric cars began running resu-
larly on the Olneyville routes on Sunday
The grip seems to be loosening slightly
in this section.
Editor Charles Carroll, of the East
Greenwich Pendulum, was in town Mon
day and paid the TINES Office brief bu
| pleasant call.
Hon. James A. Wright of Foster wa.
in town Wednesday.
E. n. Kirby, the Journal reporter, ii
busily engaged in investigating tn,
claims Of applicants for aid
R. S. Mowry, the civil engineer. has
nearly recovered from severe attack o.
the grippe.
The dwellers along the new Hartford
avenue car route manifested their ioy a
the advent of the car service on Monda,
by demonstration with red fire, ii
horns and small artillery. They have
good cause to rejoice.
Rev. 7. H. Cocroft, of the Church O
the Messiah was one of the speakers a.
the Episcopal convention at Pawtuck ct
Wednesday evening.
DR.. Heaton gave An address Tuesda,
evening on "Accidents and How to Trea
Them" before the Red Cross Chapter o
the Messiah Guild in Library Hall.
THE Independent Citizen" speaking O
the Pettis avenue Sunday school says
''This school is constantly increasing
and under the able and efficient manage
ment of Mr.. E Clifford, its genial super
tendent. it enters upon the new yeal
under the most encouraging auspices.
Go to Underwoods for fine upholster
ing, SO Delaine street
Anthony COrcoran, we'll known in this
| section, has recently purchased a large
tract of woodland on the Farnum Pike il
North Smith6eld.
William A. Capwell. manager of ths
Olneyville Bank, has been confined to his
home this week by an attack of grippe
Town Sergeant Holbrook is quite seri
ously ILL.,
E W. Olney, of Johnston, is one of the
many sick people.
Mrs. Cyril Carpenter, of Johnston. il
slowly recovering from long and tedious
| illness.
Candidates for admission to the Rhode
Island Bar must file their applications in
the clerks Office in Providence on OF
before Jan. 20.
During the year just closed, the state
| cattle commission has caused 266 tuber-