The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-12-02
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Mr.. d. E. Young has had some of his
buildings repaired.
Miss Lena Wightman spent Wednes-
day last week in visiting schools.
Several couples from here attended
meeting at Antioch Sunday evening last
week.
Mrs. Mary Wightman began teaching
school in the McGregor District, last
week.
One of the Improvements W. E. Joslin
has made at Richmond is a new fence in
front OF the mill.
Carr Brothers of Ponaganset runs a
meat wagon twice a week through this
place, so there is now one every day
in the week, and sometimes two or three.
Miss Philip Almy went to Providence
last week and visited her daughters and
son and her brother, Capt. Sherman OF
the steamer Saxon.
Byron Smith Of Glo-ester spent last
week at Bert Smiths and enjoyed several
days hunting, getting twenty partridges
in four days.
A committee has been appointed at the
Baptist Sunday y-school to begin prepara-
tions for Christmas.
William Hicks and wife attended seve-
raj meetings at the Peoples church,
Providence, and listened to the colored
evangelist, Amanda Smith.
Levi Wightman and Louis Hervey
were home for the holidays
, Rev. Fenner jacques officiated at a
wedding in Ouidnick, November 24th.
There were guests from Providence at
tPlainview Farm Thanksgiving and from
Central Falls At Glen Cove.
Mr.. Rogers of Hope, brings bread here
now. If all the peddlers in this place
should start together, they would make
quite long procession.
Joseph R. Rondeau and family have
moved to Oneco, Conn.
Miss Harriet Nichols of Hope has been
visiting at Rev. Fenner jacques.
The following were among the number
that entertained, Thanksgiving: Mrs.
Fenner Jacques, Mrs. Loren Wightman,
Mrs. Wilson Barden.
Some damage was done during the
gale Saturday night; telephone wires
were broken down. and the tin roof on the
Potter Co.'S shop was blown off.
A Christmas present OF a photograph
OF yourself would please your friends.
Have them taken by VIM. Mills & Son,
IS and 90 Arcade, or Olneyville Square,
Providence, r. l.
The c. E. meeting last week was led
by.D. E. Young. Miss Lizzie Barden
was appointed one of the lookout com.
mittee, Miss Belle Yonng one of the
social committee, and Miss Flossie
Young, assistant secretary.
Another member OF the Baptist church
here has passed away. Harley Walker
was a resident of Scituate for many years,
For some time previous to his death. he
had been living in Long Island. He was
in Bristol visiting his daughter wher
death came. Relatives from this place
attended his funeral, which was helC
there Nov 22d.
The children in this section are having
vacation. The Richmond school, taugh
by Miss Annie jacques, registered twenty
nine pupils during the last term, and haC
an average attendance OF twenty-five
Lottie Round, Amelia Round and HarolC
King were perfect in attendance. AT the
Barnes school. taught by Miss Len;
Wightman. the closing exercises con
sisted of Rotations and singing. Visi
tors were present at both these schools.
Quite a number were away, Thanks
giving; Mrs. Myra Edgerly visited he
sister, Mrs Bigelow, at Norwood; Mrs
Adelbert Parker and children at OmandC
Parker's, at Knightsvile; Mr.. Warrer
Knight and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Orlando Salisbury at Joseph Knights
Hope; Miss Charlotte Brown and Mis-
Bella Greenhalgh at Cranston; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Samuel Slater at Mr.. Frank Wilbur S