The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-23
SOUTH SClTUATE.

The Barnes school Is having three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Shaw OF Auburn Is working for
Mrs. Phebe Potter.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins entertained rela-
tiyes over Saturday night.
The trout pond at Benjamin Wilbur's
has been completed and stocked.
Mr.. Heman Wightman of New York
is staying with his brother, Eugene
wightman.
DIR. Barden OF Apponaug spent one day
last week at his fathers. James Barden.
Rev. Fenner Jacques, Harriet Nichols
vnd Lena Wilbur, attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Christopher Westcott at Oak Lawn.
Saturday.
Mrs. Buxton passed away last week
after long and severe illness. The
funeral was Saturday, Rev. +. Jacques
officiating.
The following Is list of the wedding
presents received by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barden: Decorated dinner set, Mr. Levi
Wightman and Miss Lena Wightman |;
silver soup ladle, Mr. and Mrs. James
Spencer; blankets, Nh. and Mrs. Wilson
Barden; half dozen silver knives and
forks, Edward Bardeni carving set,
Albert Barden; sugar spoon, Lizzie Bar
den; bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L.
Young; sterling silver butter knife
Arthur, Flossie, Merle and Emily Young;
chair, Mr.. and Mrs. Auldis Barden; half
dozen sterling silver tea spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lawton Of Providence;
sterling silver, Northport, l.. |. souvenir
tea spoon, Miss Ellen Wightman; two
sterling tea spoons and money, Mr.. He
man Wightman of New York halt dozen
tea spoons, Mr.. Sawyer OF New Jersey;
gravy ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Dexter
Of Pawtucket; handkerchief, Miss Bertha
Lewis, Pawtucket; china clock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hicks silver cake basket,
Mrs. Juliet Wightman OF New York; Bat
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fer, white apron, Mrs. William Hicks;
book BE Lovers STILL" Mr.. William
Hicks; center table Mr.. and Mrs. A. a
Arnold and family of Arlington; picture
and frame, DR.. and Mrs. Remick Of Provi-
dence; comfortable, Miss Faith Remick,
Providence; Haviland bon bon dish, Mrs.
Deborah Jordan; table cloth, Mrs. John
Rhodes; dozen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bliss of Pawtucket; table cloth and
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Barden OF
Edgewood; two tray c'oths, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Taylor; two books, Mr.. George
NJ. Remington Of Exeter; money, Mr..
Benaiah Lockwood, Jr., of EIgewood;
money, Mr.. and Mrs. l. +. Beverly, Of
Quincy, Mass two tray cloths, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. +. Seamansi money, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Reynolds; glass berry set,
Miss Lovina Young; China cracker jar,
Lena Wilbur; two table mats and doyle,
Mrs. Walter Battey; and other articles.
TOWN COUNCIL AND PROBATE.
AT the monthly meeting held Saturday,
November 10. Councilman Eugene l..
Young, presiding. The following busi-
ness was transacted:
TOWN COUNCIL
Petition of Elisha b. Card and others
to have Joseph Brochu's second class
liquor license revoked was received and
referred TO December and ordered cita-
tion served on Joseph Brochu to appear
at said time.
Frank g. Cummings was elected an
auctioneer for the remainder Of the polit.
ical year.
Ezekiel II. Warner was elected pound
keeper at Rockland for the remainder ci
the political year.
Resolved. That the town council Of
Scituate will not appropriate TO ex ed
$40 900 for grading and widening the
highways unless directed 80 to do by
town meeting Of the taxpayers Of said
town, legally assembled.
The application OF Tanner ID. Shedyak
for a second class liquor license at HIPS
saloon In Rockland was taken up and
voted that the applicant have leave to
withdraw.
Resolved, That It Is adjudged necessary
to lay out new highway from the Red
mill, so called, on the Rockland and Clay