The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-27

GeoreiGville. ......... Richard Iooir
Also at theTIMEs office.
LOCAL NEWS
4 gasoline engine of Y horse pow
er is being installed at the CONN
Farm by Frank Riley. 1t is TO be used
for pumping water.
1t is understood that Fred Colling
ham, formerly boss machinist al the
Atlantic Mills, is just recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia at Tren
ton y. J.
The interior of T. r. Parker's DRUG
store. has been decorated and is now
a model of good taste.
\ slight fire on the roof of ID. j.
Barr's shop on Westminster street
Monday morning, was quickly eXtin-
guished by the department
G. Anson Brown. of the Brown Home
stead. has a flock of fine White Plym'
outh Rock fowls. The stock is among
the finest in the State.
The plumbing contract for f. y
Roberts new five tenement house on
Manton aveune, has been given TO
Frank Riley.
Hough's motto nothing too good
for the sick" take your prescriptions
to the old reliable drug store OF II. l.
Hough, where you are sure of gettine
pure. fresh drugs and chemicals and
Just what the doctor orders at the low
est possible price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Collingham
of Pocasset avenue, are expected
home from Europe this week. They
have been away about two months.
Rev. ]. V. Osterhout preached on
the San Francisco horror, at the Broad
way Baptist Church, on Sunday eve
ming.
Charles A. Phillips, formerly in the
insurance business here, was married
March 18th to Miss Lydia Miller, OF
Shawomet.
Maurice Sugden has resumed con
troll of his restaurant, on Hartford
avenue.
The repairing at Springers square
is completed.
The drama Breezy Point was Civ
en- in Irons Hall Tuesday evening by
a company of annex amateurs.
Thomas Beatty the contractor has
a new rubber tired runabout wagon
that fills the bill for being a good We
hicle.
The Olneyville's beat the Brown In
dependents on Saturday, by score
of 1 to 0.
James NJ. Shawcross is able to be
out after an attack of pneumonia.
The annual meeting of the Order of
The Golden Cross was held at Odd
Fellows Hall, Plainheld street, on
Tuesday.
A new picture of considerable value
and merit has recently been added to
the Eddy collection at the Olneyvllle
Free Library.
1t is understood that the restaurant
on Manton avenue, that was to have
been sold on Monday at auction, was
not disposed of
Attorney John p. Fox stopped a
runaway horse on Tuesday on the
square, at some personal risk.
The Ladies Whist at the Sunset
Club Rooms on Thursday afternoon OF
last week. netted quite snug sum for
the purchase of a club flag.
Appleton & Lee have new delivery
wagon.
William Barr, brother of David and
James Barr, died suddenly in New
York on Monday. The deceased was
about 26 years of age.
A. T. Rossiter has let his cottage
at Conimicut, to harry Mason, of Provi
Edward O'Donnell, of the firm of
Hacking & ODonnell has an auto
mobile.
Thompson Bros. sell the very best
quality of groceries.
Motorman William Turner, Of the
Hartford avenue line, is serving on the
jury.
Colwells Restaurant is being artis-
tically redeco1ated by James O'Neill.
The last whist party of the season
at the Sunset Club was held last eve
ming.
4 party of the Office force of the
Josln Mill at Merino, went TO Rich
mond last Saturday afternoon in quest
of arbutus.
Work is in progress on the new tene
ment block at the corner of Westmin-
ster and Messer streets.
An incendiary fire took place at O.
r. A. Beane's coal and wood es-
lishment on Plainfield street, early
Sunday morning. The fire had quite
headway when discovered and two