The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Mrs. Irons Is at her brothers, James
Heryey's.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
Miss Lizzie Barden has been visiting al
her broiher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bardcn had q son
born last week.
Mrs. Charles Salisbury spent one day
here recently.
Mr.. Louis Wightman has a new horse
and carriage.
Miss Flossie Young has been entertain.
ing company.
Mrs. Edgerly attended the Ports mouth
Camp Meeting.
Mrs. Earl Potter spent last week with
Mrs. Phebe Potter.
Miss Lizzie Doeg has been visiting hsr
aunt. Mrs. Edgerly.
Miss Alice Potter staid day or two at
Edgewood, last week.
Mrs. Kate Handy was the guest of Miss
Nellie Potter last week.
The G. e. meeting last week was led
by Mrs. Burlingame.
Gilbert Adams, who has been quite
sick, Is able to be out again.
Mr.. Potter, the town clerk, has a new
telephone In the Office.
Mr. and Mrs. William Joslln we're In
Richmond, last week.
Mr.. Louis IIervey has been keeping
bachelors hall for few days.
Miss Nellie Potter visited at DIR. Fred
hrnold's, Newport, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Parker are living
In the house with Charles Buxton.
Miss Lillian Smith OF North Provi.
dence is boarding at Abner Wilbur's.
Miss Lena Wightman is whiting rela.
tives In Providence and other places.
Mrs. Fred Angel is going TO make a
visit of a few days at Crescent Park.
The Misses Monroe of Providence
have been boarding at George Almys'
Mrs. George Almy entertained her
mother and other guests from Providence
last week.
Mrs. George Perry OF Providence
visited at Benjamin Wilbur's n short
time ago.
Mrs. Brown and two children of Provi-
dence visited AT the Misses Salisbury's
recently.
The employees at Benjamin Wilbur's
turning shop have been having a weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hervey have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Seabury
In Tiverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer, who have been
visiting at Eugene Wightman's, have
returned home.
Mr.. Charles Macomber and Miss Math.
ewson have been visiting at Mrs. Pris.
Cilla mutncWhOns. n.
Miss Smith of North Providence has
accepted the position of house-keeper for
Abner o. Wilbur.
A small party from here took an elec.
trio ride and had n picnic at Lake Mos.
wansicut, recently.
Samuel Slater and family, Frank viii.
bur and family and Miss Field are camp
ing at Chepiwanoxet.
The Chicago guests at Walter Battey's
have returned home taking with them
Edward Battey where he will remain and
attend school.
Rev. Fenner Jacques oiliciated at the
OF Miss Clara Hervey and Mr..
James Greene at Oaklawn, last week.
Only the members of the families were
present.
When Mr. William Hopkins and James
Hopkins first went away from here they
fret bought farm in Oklahoma, but
soon sold 1t and travelled In the South.
They are living here again at present.
Rev. Fenner Jacques is having a vaca.
ton for three Sundays In August. The
second Sunday Rev. Mr.. Seamens
preached and the third Sunday Nj.
Alvers Il. Benson Of Providence con.
Quoted the services.
number from here attended the
Grange Meeting Line Picnic, etc. Mr..
Whitman went with big party wagon
and carried passengers from the end OF
the car route to the picnic grounds, which
are just over the line In Connecticut.
The best of stock and absolute neat
ness Is what people expecl In a frst.class
fish market You find these things at the
Penney Fish Market, Olneyville Square.
&. w. Thompson, formerly of Thompson
Bros, proprietor.