The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Fred Angel is building new poultry
house.
John Burlingame sold his car to Elisha
Waterman.
George Converse is again boarding
at Seth Rounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown returned
home, Sunday.
Harry Joslin and fsmilp have returned
to Providence.
George Round is working for his bro
ther, Seth Round.
Royal Page had a husking Thursday
night OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Potter have been Wis
iting in Providence.
Mrs. Samuel Slater entertained her
mother over Sunday.
Mrs. f. P. McGary is entertaining her
neice from California.
Mrs Resolved Waterman had rose
bush bloom last week.
Miss Annie Page spent Wednesday with
Miss Charlotte Brown.
Mrs. Samuel Potter, who is in poor
health is at her mothers.
Two men came to Richmond mill Sat-
urday to inspect the boiler.
The Baptist Sunday-school was well
attended in spite of the rain.
Mr.. O'Connor OF Providence was at
Lorin Wightman's, Sunday.
Mrs. Hiram Sayles has been staying
with her daughter who is sick.
Misses Ettie and Lena Wightman v;s-
tied relatives in Pawtucket last week,
There was no Christian Endeavor meet.
ing for two weeks on account of the rain.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Barden Of Edge
wood were at Samuel Potter's one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Sellinger OF
Boston spent last week at Mrs. E. P.
McGary's.
Mrs. Manfred Bennett of Providence
visited over Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. waity Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin of Warren
have been spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Phebe Potter.
Miss Della Mulvey, who has been
boarding in this place for her health, re-
turned to Providence, Monday.
Mrs. Philip Almy and Lena Wilbur
took a bicycle trip to Providence this
week and visited at Louis Clark's and
George Almy's.
Mrs. Resolved Waterman gave dance
and oyster supper, Saturday night, to all
who had tickets on the car, which she
wished to dispose of.
Miss Annie jacques and Miss Annie
King visited Mrs. Thomas o. Fletcher OF
Washington and Mrs. William Lawton of
Providence, last week.
A dog followed Lorin Wightman home
last week, and after he advertised it in the
paper an owner came for it. 1t belonged
to man at Hope, and had been gone
several weeks.
The Good Samaritan Society will hold
a meeting at the town clerks office. 4th
inst, for the purpose of electing Off
and transacting any other business which
may be presented.
Rev. Nelson Luther OF Clayville called
recently on his sister-ln-law, Mrs. Lewis
Round who has been sick at her son
Seth Rounds for the past two months,
but is now better, though not able to sit
up yet.
Teachers OF the following schools at
tended the Instieute lait week: Mamie
Cole OF Cranberry school. Annie King of
POttervile, Annie jacques of Richmond,
Bertha King of South Scituate, Ettie
Wightman OF Kent, Lena Wightman
of Barnes. Mary Wightman was also
among the number who attended.
The Christian Endeavor meeting this
week was led by Mrs. Emma Adams, be-
ginning with a praise service. After
prayers, and a number of testimonials
from those present and communications
read, short business session followed,
and three active members were received
two OF them being transferred from the
Junior society.
At the Baptist church the pastor, the
Rev. Fenner Jacques, breaches the first
three Sundays in the month, and ex-