The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-03
LOCAL NEWS

Town Council will be held next Fri.
day afternoon.
Miss Anna Herbert gave her pupils
reception in Guild Hall last Tues
day evening.
A committee is busily looking over
the available buildings In this sec
ton for the home Of the proposed
Boys Club
Railroad stations and post Offices
seem TO be a shining mark for small
cracksmen.
A good many people from the An.
mex have attended the Teachers Ba-
zar in Infantry Hall this week.
Dosing the stomach doesn't cure
catarrh Of the head. Breathe Hy-o
mel and its healing medication goes
to the very place where the catarrh
plete outfit $l.00. b. A. Smith sells
on guarantee.
G. w. Scott has taken position
with Westcott, Slade & Balcom of
Providence.
The worst case of indigestion quick
~ cured by Mona stomach tablets !
4 guarantee TO return the money, If
they fail, with every SOC box. B. A.
Smith.
John r. Kenyon has arrived home
from his trip abroad. Mr.. Kenyon
has been away since early in Feb.
ruary and reports fine time.
The Times has received a copy of
state Treasurer w. A. Reads annua
report.
J. o. San Souci has gone to Mt
Clemens, Mich, to try its celebrated
spring water for cure Of rheumatism.
A May festival for the benefit o
the Church of the Messiah will be helC
on the evenings Of May Sth and 9th
in Irons Hall.
Mr.. Louis Wall and Miss Ameli'
Meyer were married on Tuesday af-
tcrnOOn at the Messiah rectory by Rev.
r. /. Collins. The groom was a
Johnston resident and the brides
home was i'm Pawtuxet Mr.. and Mrs
Wall will reside i'm Johnston. A re-
CcptiOn was given on Tuesday evening
at the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Hey
ward ON POcasSet avenue in Johnston.
As a result of applying a new stol
motion TO some OF the looms at the
Atlantic Mills, it is said that the ser
vices of l5 Of the 100 sewers employed
by the company have been dispensed
with. The remaining sewers are
rather anxious TO know whether the
balance Of the looms are TO be
equipped also.
Miss Mabel Fern Smith and Mr.
Arthur Richard Magee were married
ON Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas =. Smith, 32 Daniel avenue.
The wedding was not large one, the
guests being relatives and intimate
friends of the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. V. Osterhout Of the Broadway Bap'
tist Church. Following the ceremony
"A supper was served by Banspoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magec, er their return
from their wedding trip, will reside
AT 40 Public street.
Now is the time to take spring
medicine Peruna, S3c; Sulphur anC
Cream Tartar Lozcngcs, l0c per box;
Atwood's Bitters, 22c; Mason's Sarsa
parlla. SOC; Iron Tonic Bitters, 69c
Beef. Iron and Wine, 25c and soc
Cascarcts. 10c; Paine's Celery Com
pound, soc: Kennedy's Medical Dis
cuycry, $l33; Citrate Magnesia, 2Oc,
picrces Favorte Prescription, SIC;
Peroxide hydrogen, l5c. We carry a
full line Of Camera Supplies and do
Printing and Developing. BYRON ~.
SMITH Prescription Druggist, - Oh
ncyvillc square.
The following new books have been
placed on the shelves of the 'Olncy-
Vile Free Library during the past few
days: Set Of lrviug's works; Get
tNsburg and Lincoln by Henry Bur
rage; Katrina" by Roy Wilson;
Captain of the Kansas by Louis
Tracy: THE Legatee," by Alice Pres
colt smith: THE Last Word by
Alice McGOwan; "Latitte of Louisi-
ana" by May DevereuX; "Blindtold-
ed" by Earl Walcott; in London
Town. by Berkely Smith; High
ways and Byways of the Mississippi
by Clifton Johnson. There has been
presented to the library work on the
"Apples of New York, issued by the
Agricultural Experiment Station or
New York. in two volumes, and very
fully illustrated. Many of the illus
Il.