The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-04-02
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'"N A'a"NiHk Nllh WHICH nave latcil
changed hauds,is now called the Coutinen-
tai Worsted Company.
The front page Of the Easter number Of
the TIMES is a lithosraph reproduction OF
Ryder picture called the Easter Girl".
A series OF whists for the benefit OF the
book fund Of the Olneyville Free Library
will be held IN Library Hall on the even.
ings Of April 2oth and April z7lh.
John Mills, well known in local mill cir.
cles, died at his home on Webster avenue
on Wednesday. lie has been employed
IN the weaving department Of Olneyville
tor many years.
William Norton, Mrs Norton and Betty
Hill sailed for Europe on Wednesday on
the steamer, SaXona, from Boston. They
were booked by the Kennedy & Cough
steamship agency.
The Mills Tea and Butter Store, Olney-
willie Square, will give handsome SOU
yeuir to its customers, Easter Week. This
store always provides handsome and dc.
sirable souvenirs.
DR.. J. T Farrell is again running his
REQ runabout which he had on the road
every day for nineteen months. The ma
chine is looking fine aud the Doctor says
it is '.ust about as good as new"
The funeral Of Samuel Barr, brother Of
ExCouucilman d. J.. Barr was held at I3g
Chaplin avenue on Monday morning. Re
QUEEN mass was sung at ST. Mary's
Church. The burial was at St. Frances
Cemetery.
Quite a railroad accident took place on
the Square, Tuesday, about p. III. a
DanieIson car, west bound came wild
down Broadway and crashed into a Dyer
avenue car going IN the same direction.
The smaller car was pushed of the tracks.
A number Of passengers were somewhat
shaken up.
A fierce forest IRE ragged all night on
Wednesday in the neIghborbood Of the
OAK swamp Reservoir. 1t was plainly
seen from here as it lighted the Western
*, in a ludd way. Much sprout land
was burned over.
Colonel Charlie r Mu.hearn, as senior
ranking officer of the National Guard Of
The State, is act.ngas commander Of the
militia, and Monday he forwarded his first
90 Governor Pothicr as
Genera. Tanner substitute"
In 1875 the Fox sisters of Ilydewllc, y.
s. announced hat ON arch 81, they had
been able 10 obtain personal communiea-
ton from the world Of spirits. The last
DAY Of March Is therefore celebrated by
the Spiritualist throughout the world as
the date Of the founding Of their cult,
Chief Engineer George A. steere Of Pro-
violence concluded his service Monday at
alter having been IN the service
hfty-seyeu years, Of which nearly twenty
i've have been as chief lie IS 10 Jc sue
.eeded by Deputy Cnlef Holden o. Hill. I
Miss Elizabeth Annie Price, dSughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Price Of the annexed /.
district vas married on Thursday evening /
n last week to Joseph Mcconnell Of North /
AuIeboro, Mass. The ceremony was per- .
formed BY Rev. Robert B Parker az the ST. T.
lanes Church Res'ory Mr. and Mrs. .
Mcconnell viii reside boo Providence
Now is the time t7 take spring medicine .
Blood Wine, 45ci Paine's Celery Com.
pound, 9oc; Lydia P.nsham's Compound, /
8g1; Cuticurs Re olyent, sgc, extract Of
malt, f5o, Tor z5oi sebenek's Syrup. 5gc;
SCOTS Emulsion, 45e Wampoie's tasteless
cod liver oil, ga; Ateood's Bitters, z3c.
We carry full line u Camera Supplies
and do developing and printing. Byron
A. smith, Prescription Druggist is Ol-
NEVILLE Square.