The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-10-14
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Levi Wightman was at home Sunday.
John Angel was IN this place, Sunday.
Mrs. Round is very sick at her home in
this place.
Lena Salisbury is working for Mrs.
Ramsdell.
Carrie Longbottom gave party last
Sunday evening,
Mrs. Della Joslin is az her uncle's
William Tyler's.
Louis Clark and family were at Philip
Almy's last week.
Mrs. William Brown made a visit in
Clayville last week.
William Seabury and family have re-
turned from Tiverton.
Willie Parker of Providence visited at
Earl Potter's last week.
Grace Sheldon of Providence made
visit with relatives here recently.
Mabel Field and Charlotte Brown took
a bicycle trip to Providence Tuesday.
Lawyer Salisbury and family spent the
day at Daniel Remington's recently.
Mrs. Edgerly has returned from visit
of nearly three months in New Bruins
wick.
Warren Knight, who has been sick for
several weeks, returned to his work this
week.
Warren Knight has commenced house
keeping in the tenement over the post
Office.
Mr.. Orr of Attleboro, and Mr.. Wilbur
OF Pawtucket, were at Benjamin Wilbur's
Monday.
Nellie Potter is spending a fortnight
with her sister, Mrs. A. B. Bar den, in
Edgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs.
Lena King spent one day last week at
John Burlingame's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Almy of Somer-
set are spending few weeks with his
brother, Philip Almy.
There were visitors at the Richmond
school last week, among the number FL
Der Card, the superintendent.
A party Of wheelwomen went to Cen
terville one day last week and spent the
day with Mrs. Benjamin Waterhouse.
Mr.. Spaulding and family OF Killingly
and Mr.. Salisbury and fomily Of Moosup,
Conn.,, were guests at Fred Jacques re-
Gently.
The annual roll call of the Baptist
church was held the first Saturday in
connection with the regular covenant
meeting.
Mr.. John Perry came to Richmond one
day last week and took possession OF the
hall. He is expected here again soon to
to make definite arrangements.
Levi Hicks is still in painful condi-
ton. Although the weights have been
taken away which held him in one posi-
ton, he is as yet unable to be moved
There are about a dozen men employed
at the saw-mill stationed near Gilbert
Adams, and they have nearly finished
the lot, expecting it will take but about
two weeks longer.
The Y. P. S. c. E. held business
meeting at Job Barden's last week and
the following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Alexander Allen; vice president,
Annie Page; secretary, Lena Wilbur
treasurer, Lena Wightman; assistant
treasurer, Edward Barden; lookout com
mittee, Annie Page, Carrie Slater Annie
Hawkins, Mabel Field, Lena Wilbur;
prayer-meeting committee, Mabel Field,
Myra Edgerly, John Barden, Lena Wight
man, Annie Hawkins; social committee.
Lizzie Barden, Lena Wilbur, Annie
jacques, John Barden, Carrie Longbot-
tom; Sunday-school committee, Auldis
Barden, Mabel Field, Lena Wilbur, Sarah
Young. Myra Edgerly; musical comm it
tee, Lizzie Barden, Emma Adams, Lena
Salisbury, John Barden, Laura Barden;
missionary committee. Alzada Hicks,
Lizzie Barden, Dora Burlingame, Auldis
Barden, Maud Field; flower committee,
Edward Barden, Belle Battey, Imogene
Hopkins, Alice Wightman, Lena Sails
bury; calling committee. Lena Salisbury,
Carrie Longbottom. Emma Adams, Myra
Edgerly, Alzada Hicks; temperance COM
mittee, William Hicks, D. E. Young,
Lizzie Barden, May Hopkins, Auldis