The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-01-15

A new billiard and pool room has been
opened in Pixies Block.
Percy A. Butterfeld has been appointed
constable with full power.
The Kerr homestead property is to be
sold at auction on February and.
A number of new books have lately been
added to the olneyvile Free Library.
Ernest Cooper, clerk in w. IL. Sawyer's
store is confined to his home by illness.
Ex-councimau John o. Darling has
been appointed measurer of sea coal and
salt
Benjamin A Donkersley, former resi-
dent Of this section, is very seriously i'll at
hls home on Admiral street.
John o'Donnelrs new garage opposite
Messer street is practically completed and
will open for business on honday.
The Robert Emmett Literary Association
is planning to observe the anniversary OF
the birth ofthe great Irish patriot in fit.
ing manner.
The Arcade Fur Company at 675 Broad
way is selling out its stock of furs at very
low prices. 1t will pay the lady readers Of
this paper to look over this stock. The
sale begins today.
The first of a series OF whist parties 10
be given by Manufacturers Lodge. | q. O.
t.. and Priscilla Lodge, -. OF r., will be
held next Monday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall,
There were I36 failures in Rhode Island
and the Attleboros during the year OF 1905
representing liabilities amounting to ST.
4oS, 28S and assets S26o, 22o. These figures
are from r. {. Dunn & Company report.
"The Maxwell" one Of the best known
automobiles is adN erlised in this paper this
week. 1t has an established reputation as
we'll made, speedy and dulable machine,
L'ndsley x rryon, 81 North Maid street,
Providence, sell ii.
The Olneyville Business Mems Banquet
will be held in Library Hall, next Tuesday
evening. A fine supper will be served by
Banspaeh Brothers. The speakers OF the
evening are Governor PothIer, Mayor
Fletcher, Hon. Rowland 6. Hazard and
Colonel Frank T. Easton.
It is,"uderstood that Duffy Brothers oi
Pawtueket. who have purchased the Til.
linghast property on Delaine street, will
erect a two story brick building Ieo o.
feet on this location. The building will be
used for stores on the ground floor and for
a confectionery mandatory on the second
floor.
The S. and Novelty Company OF Proyi
dence OF which firm Charles Seigal Of the
annex is a member, has lately moved into
larger and more convenient quarters on
Calender street. This concern makes a
specially of mother Of pearl and ivory goods
and has established an enviable reputation
throughout the country.
The First Free Baptist Church elected
the following officers on Monday evening
President, Charles Coffin; Secretary, Daniel
D. Waterman; Treasurer, William =. Brow
nell; Pastor, Rev. John VI. Lowden, ID. d.;
Trustees, J. Davis Hubbard, Harlan A Page
(for two years.; Deacons, Cyrus Place, ID.
-. Waterman, E.P Metcalf 0or two years..
Charles W. Russell, for many years a re-
sident Of Ring street, died on Sunday at
the residence Of his son-in-law at New Bed.
| ford. Mr.. Russell in his active years was
well known commercial traveller selling
gentemen's furnishing goods. lie after
wards was proprietor Of summer hotels al
Watch Hill and Fishers Island.
Father Johns Medicine, 49c; Laxative
Bromo Quinine Tablets, 25c; Arabian Bal
sam nc; Toothache Gum, Ioc Roberson's
Barley I5c; Peroxide Of Hydrogen, Ioc;
Bromo Setter, Ioc; Children's Comfort 2 3;
Quinine Pills, a5c per 1905 Humphreys II,
| 23e; Nyes' Soothing Syrup, 2sc; 2-quart
/ Fountain Syringe, 49c, 75c, 81, SI.25 and
I $3.50; Lung Protectors, 3rc To- 9Sc. We
carry full line OF camera supplies and do
developing and printing. Byron A.Smith,
Prescription Druggis, I9 9OlneyvilleSquare
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