The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-07-08
NORTH SCITUATE.

hay in many years.
Miss Lena Hall entertained friends from
Providence on the Fourth.
Mr.Brad. Kettrell OF Providence was the
guest of friends in Scituate.
Walter Bennett and wife are entertain
ing visitors from Providence.
Miss Goldie NJ. Richards has got nice
piano of one of the best makes.
Miss Eva Hopkins entertained her
neice from Olneyville 4th of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore, daugh-
ter born fourth Of July evening.
Mr.. Arnold Bishop Of Olneyville was
the guest OF Miss Gertie Bowen.
Miss S. Lena Hall was the guest of
friends in the city the past week.
Mrs. Howard and grandson are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith entertained
relatives at their home, 4th of July.
Miss Annie Howard and her friend
spent the Fourth at North Scituate.
Mr.. and Lyman Smith entertained
friends from Posneganset on the 4th.
They do say that Mr.. James Stevens
has the finest garden in this vicinity,
Miss Josie B. Gahan entertained
friends from Providence on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore are the
happy parents OF a baby girl born on Fri
day.
Mr.. Johnnie Angel and Miss Bertha
King Of South Scituate, spent the Fourth
here.
Mr.. Harley Howard, of Cranston, has
taken position with Mr.. Geo. L. Hop
kins.
Quite a party of Rockland people at
Rockland people attended the bake at the
pond.
Miss Ella Hopkins of South Scituate
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Squire
King.
Mr.. Howard White, Of Providence, is
the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Ann
| Smith.
Quite number OF young people from
Greenville attended the bake at Moswan-
sicut.
Miss Bessie Fiske OF Johnston was the
| guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Stephen
Bowen.
Miss Emily NJ. Randall OF Greenville
is spending her vacation at her home on
the Butler farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, of Providence,
spent few days with their mother, Mrs.
Ann Smith, this week.
Mr.. Knowlton and sons of Providence
are enjoying weeks vacation at their
home, the AlGrich Farm.
Mr.. Charles A. Potter and Miss Sadie
Owen were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Amasa Potter over the Fourth.
Mr.. George Jordan and Mr.. Walter B.
Hopkins and Miss Lena Jordan spent the
Fourth with Mr.. George Jordan's family
Mr. William W. Hopkins and Miss
E 1ith Stone Of Providence spent the
| Fourth with Miss Stones father, Mr..
| Amasa Stone.
The clambake which the Christian En-
deavor Society gave at the lake on the
4th was a great success. Over 400 tick
cts were sold, and the shower frightened
away several hundred more without their
dinner.
Miss S. Lena Hall entertained at her
| home. Wednesday, Mr.. Frank A. Bourne.
of Boston, formerly Of Bangor. Me. He
is going to sail for Europe July II, 10
| pass few months in the study OF archi-
lecture. Mr.. Bourne is a graduate of the
Mass. Institute of Technology, and is a
young man ofmuch ability.
Messrs. NJ. L. Jordan. Ralph Burrill,
Col Stanley Plummer. Harry Wheldon,
Walter Lockhart, Arthur c. Hussy, OF
| Bangor. Me, and Misses Carrie and
Given Hopkins, Loro Whitmore, Carrie
| HodgdOn, DR.. and Mrs. D. a. Robinson,
of Newport, Me-, were entertained by
Miss Lena Hall at her home. They made
their trip on bicycles, and are on their
way to Hartford, Conn.
The Academy school closed on Friday
of last week with graduating exercises at
Clark's Hall. A class composed of young
ladies and their essays were very fine,
| showing careful study and remarks were