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

MRS, OdInuel fOtter mas returned home
improved in health.
Levi Hicks, who has been sick so long,
is improving little.
Daniel Remington has a dog which he
got at Hope last Friday.
Miss Fannie Angel Of Smithfield is the
guest OF Miss Nellie Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols have
moved away from Potterville.
Mrs. Olive Lane visited her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Alexander, this week.
Ella S,eere OF Providence has been Wis.
iting at her uncle Andrew Steere's.
The house on the James Wilbur place
is being made ready for new tenants.
The regular covenant meeting was held
at the Baptist church Saturday afternoon.
Louis Patterson. the undertaken, has
gone to Phenix to engage in business
there.
lsaaC Yeaw is very busy. His cider
mill has scarcely been still for number
of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox OF Summit
called at John Burlingame's Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. A B. Barden and Mrs. Elisha
Greene OF Edgewood spent one day re-
Gently with Nellie Potter.
Mrs. Warren Knight and baby returned
from Hope Monday afternoon, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Joseph Knight.
Joseph Card lost a horse last week.
The animal fell upon the car track and
was so severely injured that he wss una
bic to reach home with him and was
obliged to stop at Seth Rounds, where the
horse remained few days but did not
recover.
There was a meeting Of the Good Sa-
maritan Circle in town clerks office Fri
u~y .,eAlns. The following officers wer,
elected: President, Edwin Salisbury;
vice presidents, Earl Potter and Elmer
Parker; secretary and treasurer, Daniel
Remington; committee to see to the re-
pairing Of the hall and letting the same,
rnIIip Amy, Earl Potter, Sanford Paine.
After the business was transacted the
meeting was adjourned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hicks visited
Mrs. William Lawton last week. In the
evening they attended the Randall Square
Mission and heard Mr.. Joseph Richard
conducted seriee of meetings in this
place.
Charles Wilbur, Earl Potter and wife,
Benjamin Wilbur aud daughter, attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Albert II. Angel of
Providence, Sunday.
Services at the church as follows: Sun
day y-school I2.I5, sermon by the pastor at
I.3o, evening meeting at 7 o'clock, Chris
tian Endeavor. Wednesday evening.
Monday, Mrs. Benjamin Wilbur visited
her aunt, Miss Harriet Nichols OF Hope.
The house next to the Hervey place has
been greatly improved by an addition.
Mrs. Lewis Round is much better. She
is attended by DR.. Barden of Apponaug.
B. Wilbur is having some OF his build
ings shingled.
Mrs. Sylvania Armstrong Of Johnston,
who has been spending a fortnight at
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week.
Two men came from Providence, hunt
ing and their horse dropped dead near
the Ashland road.
Della Ioslin is working at Delias
Rood'S, Thornton. Mr.. Rood at one
time lived here in the house with Rev.
r. NJ. Knight.
The friends here OF Mrs. Albert H.
Angel Of Providence, were panied to
hear of her death, which took place on
the Sd inst, She was the daughter of Ira
and Lillias Wilbur, and was born in
1922 Her early life was spent in Scitu-
ate, but for many years her home has
been in Providence. She and her hus-
band were members OF the Six Principles
Baptist church here, but wishing to be-
long to a church nearer their home, they
joined the Roger Williums church, cor
ner Westminster and Knight streets,
where they faithfully attended. For the
past few years she has been in failing
health, but her death was hastened it is
thought by a fall which she received the