The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-29
MANTON.

street IL III.
Job printing Of al. descriptions at the
TIMES Office.
Rev. G. W. Csubel is visiting Ireland
and Scotland.
William Mines Is suffering from msla-
| rial bronchitis.
John p. Fox and family were guests at
Fred Waleh's over Sunday.
William Flynn, aged fifteen, of Lyman
avenue, is III with malaria.
The Misses Cannon start today on
three months visit 10 Ireland.
| David Thorpe OF Becker avenue has a
watch which awaits an owner.
Man,on Is feeling the influence Of the
J,hns,on Improvement Society.
Matthew Burnside Of Cherry Hill road
sas gone TO England 10 Welt relatives.
William jenkins had his hand injured
recently while painting for the Msn,on
mill.
There Is case Of dipiheria in the
family OF p. f. Donnelly, I7I5 Gladstone
/ avenue.
| For lowest rates 10 worlds fair read the
! Lewis ~ Clark Tourist Co.'S ad. ia
another column.
An auction sale OF real estate 10 advef-
! tised TO occur tomorrow afternoon at 2s
Hillside avenue.
J. r. Galligan OF Providence recently
sold for Catherine Meyers one house and
barn on Sutton street.
Several from this section attended the
funeral Of Edgar V. wIxpn in South
Providence on Sunday.
The carpenters employed in building
the new railroad depot are finishing the
interior OF the building.
The mid.week prayer service, which
occurs Tuesday evening at the Church OF
Christ, has commenced.
William f. Hawkins, a former motor
man on the Manton line, has been ap.
pointed starter at Market Square.
The property on the west side of Os-
good avenue, belonging to the heirs OF
James n. Corcoran, is being painted.
The smoke stacks at the Mimic Dye
works have been painted. Rumors are
still in the air that the building is to be
rebuilt.
ii. keighley, the hay and grain dealer
sf Manton avenue, is suffering severely
from sprainsd ankle received while
handling hay.
A. +. Remington is engaged In putting
the finishing touches to The improve
ments in progress at his cottage on
Becker avenue.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie Hand Of
this place and Mr.. Ironstine, a designer
employed in the Masion mills, is an
nounced to occur this week.
The nearest place for automobile re.
pairing is at Hughes & Atkins machine
shop, 3S Plainield ST., Olneyville. The
man with the breakdown may ask you.
Carleton Devereux, who was planning
TO attend the ST. Louis Exposition, has
changed his mind, having received an
offer by former Providence employer to
work In the city.
handsome double headstone of mar
BILE has recently been placed in the Kiley
burying ground in memory Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Kllley. The stone is from
the marble works G u. L. Owen OF
olOeyville.
, Although the Orioles were beaten al
Adelaide Park Saturday by the !. L.
Todds and on Monday by the Manton
Grhys. they still retain hopes OF capturing
the league pennant. Tomorrow the
team wi play the Park Jrs. at LYmans-
vile.
Repairs are in progress at the cottage
of Mrs, M. j. Cook near the railroad
depsL The fire department performed
efficient service in extinguishing a blaze
there Friday morning. The soof was
badly damaged and is being reshingied
by George Williams.
Louis Comier OF East Greenwich,
formerly employed at the stand now oc-
cupicd by ii. keighley, is making prepa-
tions to resume business nj the Devercux
building near the railroad crossing, In the
structure once occupied by the dye works
Mr. Confer will conduct a blacksmith
shop.
Alterations OF an extensive nature are
in progress at The grocery and market OF
John J. Hughes. BY Encouragement of
floor space, which uiilizes the basement
for stock room, the rear apartments on
the first door have been rendered accessi-
BILE as part OF the main store, thereby
practically doubling the area OF the es
tablishment
ENFIELD.