The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-11-08
SOUTH SCiTUATE.

Mr.. Fred Jacques Is sick with quInsy.
Mrs George Potter is In very poor
health.
DIR. George Barden spent Sunday In
Providence.
Miss Eudora Joslin was In Richmond.
Saturday.
Miss Wilbur and Miss Peekham went
to Rumiord, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Sweet are board.
ing at Isaac Yeaw's.
Mr.. Isaae Yeaw has built an addition
on his cider mill.
Mr. Samuel Slater was juryman In
Providence last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Barden attended
church In Providence, Sunday
There were visitors from Providence at
the Richmond school last week.
Mrs CLARK, Mrs. Butiagton and others
visited at Mr.. Almy's, last week.
Business seems TO be good. The man.
ufaeturers are kept buy all the time.
Mr.. william Joslin and family spent
few days In Richmond the past week,
Mrs Ellen Joslin and Mrs. A. J. Joslin
have gone to Brooklyn to spend the win.
tep.
Mr.. Joseph Knight goes from his bust.
ness near Arlington each day on the cleo
tric cars.
The litte daughter Of Edwin and Daisy
! Salisbury. which was born October ~,
died Wednesday.
Mrs. Fernando Cole spent Monday and
Tuesday at her fathers, Mr. J. b. Marsh's
! on Howard Hill.
Rev. Preston Hopkins of Providence
preached at the Baptist church on Sun.
day at the usual hour
Mr.. and Mrs. George B Arnold and
son of Warren were guests at John Bur
ingam,s one day last week.
Mr. Alexander Battey of Providence
attended the covenant meeting ana Sun
day services at the Baptist church OF
which he IL one OF The oldest members.
The teachers here Miss Cole, Miss
Jacques, Miss Adams and Mise Wight
man attended the institute In Providence.
also Miss Potter and others were among
the number.
Deacon Charles Brayton, who has
been very sick tor over month, was able
to be at the covenant meeting Saturday
Though as yet In very poor health. lie
was accompanied BY Rev. Walter Greene,
who assisted in the services.
Mr.. Douglas and Miss Bertha knight
planned a theatre party which went from
here Wednesday evening to Providence.
They chartered car which took over
thirty people. There was another Sat
urday evening planned by Mr.. Scott and
Mr. WaystL
Miss Eliza Patterson, Mira. Louise We.
hoskey Of Providence, Mr.. John Corp Of
Coventry. Miss Edith Malmstead Of Ar.
lington, Miss Nellie Tyler, Mrs.. Cyrus
Stone Of Auburn, Mrs Benjamin Bates.
Mr and Mrs. Parker Of Providence were
among the list Of callers at Mrs. Joseph
Knights, recently.
Mr. Frank Cole and his ii-Sd Earl
Roth Of Providence Miss Grace Sparks
and Miss Helen Alger, James Aspinwall
and Joseph Perkins Of Providence visited
at Fernando Coles one day last week
The gentlemen all went on hunting eI.
pedItion and basgeG good 10, OF game,
eight grey squirrels, Ave psrtfijges, three
rabbits two quail and one woodcock
Nr. John Mathewson and Mr.. Henry
Mslhewson Of Providence, Mrs. Rening
ton OF North Sci'ua,e, Mrs. Charles Sails
bury and Marion Salisbury Of Providence
Miss Eli1, Patterson, Mrs. Louise Wehos.
key, Arthur Ma,hew,on Of Providence,
Mrs. Edwin Johnston of PheniK, Mrs
Whitmsrsh Dl Pswtucket and Mrs. Julia
Brayton of Fi,keyilie were among the
visitors and callers at Mrs. Priscilla
/ MafheWsgu's rsCeufl v