The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-20
LOCAL NEWS

wAter is due to put in an appearance
next Monday.
George Price is serving on the jury of
the superior court.
Some improvements are being made at
]. A Angells store.
A. Bainton & Son expect to vacate their
store November 2Sth.
c. J. DesRoches is in New York this
week on a business trip.
Albert Tichener conducted the service at
the Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday.
A good number Of Olneyvlle people
rode through the East Side tunnel on Sun
day.
The Sunset Club has entered two bowl.
ing teams in the Inter Club Bowling Lea
que.
Rev. Bowley Green will preach next Sun
day evening on "The Young Man IN Re-
ligon."
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Provi
dence Y. NJ. c A. meeting last Sunday
afternoon.
DR.. +. +. Croghan has taken the rooms
in Thompson's Block occupied by the DIR.
G. r. Fisher,
The Riverside Mills football team will
play the Auburns OH Saturday on
Merino grounds.
The funeral of the late Robert Sutton
took place on Tuesday at his parents resi-
dence on Unit street.
Postmaster and Mrs. w. ID. Harris at
tended the wedding of relative IN Spring
field, Mass, last Saturday.
The first OF the series OF whsts Tor the
winter season was held at the Sunset Club
rooms on Wednesday evening.
1t is understood that Kennedy & Conn
pany now in Pixies Block will soon occupy
the store to be vacated by Bainton &
Son.
O. II. Williams & Sons Company OF
Pocasset have recently purchased the
flower store at I47 Mathewson street near
| Westminster.
Miss Joanna Remington of Johnston has
received an autograph letter from Presi-
dent elect Taft acknowledging her note OF
congratulations.
Henry Collingham, of the annex, who
was in a railroad collision on the New York
Central railroad last week was considerably
shaken and somewhat bruised.
Stock Reducing Sale, S5,o worth of
up-to-date millinery must be sold regard
less of cost at OesRoches', Oln NEVILLE
Square, opposite Public Market.
James Nichols, who has been employed
for the past few months at Kennedy &
Company's, Olneyville store, has resumed
his former position as keeper Of the John.
ston Asylum.
the mems meeting at theTabernacle Church
next Sunday afternoon. The -Four Friends
orchestra will furnish music. These meet
inc are becoming very popular.
Say have you seen A. Bainton Son
add on the front page Of this issue, If not
you should read It and not loose any time
in securing some of the bargains they are
offering.
William II. Sawyer has been in Spring
field, Mass, several days this week on
business connected Nth the coming meet
ing and banquet of the, New England Hard
ware Dealers, Association. Mr.. Sawyer is
a member Of the committee having the
matter in charge.
The regular meeting OF the Sunshine
Band Of the First Free Baptist Church was
held at the home Of Miss Edith A. Hughes
on Monday evening. The time was spent
in sewing and arrangements for sale and
entertainment was completed. This will
take place December 9Th at Library Hall.
After the business session refreshments was
served to a goodly number.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. Ralph Kirby
local correspondent tf the Providence Jour
nal, and Miss Olive A. Walker were united
in marriage at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Trow on Barrows street. Ths
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles
A. Denheld OF woonsocket and witnessed
by large company Of invited guests, Miss
Ethel G.. Heath was bride, maid and I'd
mund Kirby, best man.
Sloan's Liniment, age. Brown Mixture
and Muriate Ammonia Cough Lozenges,
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