The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-09-20

Mrs. Henderson OF Sterling avenue is
visiting friends in New York.
p. McDonough has the contract for two
new houses on Wood Street.
A new front is being put in at the olney.
willie Square Market.
4. p. Burdick has leased the Harrison
Gray cottage on Plainheld street.
James Crawshaw and family arc spend.
ing the month at Conimicut.
A United States Army recruiting office is
to be opened in the Post Ofice building
George Fsrnel and family Of the annex
have returned from a summer stay at Con-
Uncut.
The work Of relaying rails on Manton
avenue is completed as far as Fruit Hill
avenue.
| William Sanborn Of Portland, Me, has
been the guest Of Captain T.. II. Leavtt
this week.
DR.. John I. Farrell returned on Satur-
day from medical convention held in New
York City.
James z. Ssanlon begins his dancing
classes in Textile Hall on Saturday evening,
September cSth.
The alterations and improvements that
are being made to Library Hall arc pro.
crossing rapidly.
The Providence Board of canvsssers in.
spected the new ward building on Plain6eld
Street on Thursday.
Robert Anderson, employed al J. Will
Carpenters undertaking rooms, is away on
his annual vacation.
James p Scanlon will reopen his dane
ing school in Textile Hall OF Saturday
evening, September zSth.
DR. CliGord Colwell has taken the offices
in the Tabernacle Building formerly oc.
cupied by DIR. NJ. B. Milan.
The Higgins Democratic club held an
important meeting at its rooms OH Olncy-
willie Square, Monday evening.
The funeral of Mrs. John CLANCY Of
Manton avenue was solemnized at St.
Theresa's Church on Tuesday morning.
Rev. Father Murphy Of Rochester, NY.
will take charge oi St. Anthony's Parish
during Rev. George Browns stay in Europe
Fred Greenwood for a number Of years
employed by Thomas Cloxton. Odd Eel
lows Square has severed his connection
there.
The Harris avenue and at Atwclls avenue
schools, which were delayed in opening by
repairs on the buildinIs. opened on Mon
day morning.
A Waterman Smith and w. ID. Harris,
members of Scituate Chapter, attended the
funeral Of the late Thomas w. ID. Simmons
in North Scitua,c, last Friday.
Free Baptis, Church, Plainheld Street,
preaching by Rev. John NJ. Lowden morn
ing and evening. Bible School and e. T..
meeting at the usual hour.
You are perfectly safe in buying dollar
Hyomci outfit for any catarrhal trouble, as
A. Smiths guarantee to refund your
money il the treatment fails to cure.
Help the stomach to take care Of hearty
meal by strengthening ii with Mi-o-na. No
distress or indigestion il you use Mi o-na.
80 cents box. Sold under guarantee by T..
A. Smiths.
Rev. Frederick b Cole, formerly curate
at the Church Of the Messiah, and for the
past ten years rector of St. Paurs Church,
Wexford, has resigned on account of poor
health.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associa-
ton held regular meeting on Wednesday.
Two new members were voted in. After
transacting considerable routine business
the members inspected the new West Tele-
phone Exchange.
Wherever there's a catarrh germ in the
nose or throat IIyomei's medicated air will
will reach and destroy it. An absolute cure
for all catarrhal troubles, fi.oo. Money
back il il fails, at Il. A. Smiths.
William B. King, an old resident Of
Johnston, died at the Kings Homestead at
the base Of Neutakonkonut Till, early
Monday morning. The deceased was a
brother Of the late Henry King and was in
his 18th year. The funeral services were
held on Thursday.
"IIaste makes waste" in the digestive
organs. Hurried eating brings on indiges-
tion. &c, relief and cure by Mi-o-ns sto-
mach tablet. so cents boz; Money re-
funded II Mi-o-na fails at b. A. Smiths.
The Rhode Island Citizens Historical
Society, under the guidance and leadership
Of Thomas A. Bicknell inspected the soap
stone quarry near the Ochee Spring in
Johnston on Saturday afternoon. The
quarry dates back TO pre.eolonisl times
and is Of much interest to the antiquarian.