The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-09-05
NORTH SCITUATE.

In town this week.
Mrs. DR.. II. W. Smith. who has been
quite III, Is better. 40
Miss Essie Angel has entered the en-
ploy of A. o. Wood
Miss mollie Owen spent Sunday with
friends at Wakefield.
William Austin has severed his eonnee.
ton with Gilbert Aldrieh.
Abraham Blanchard has gone to
Niagara on a vacation trip.
E.. Card and family Waited Roger
Williams Park on Wednesday.
1t Is rumored tha, a lodge of Good
Templars is under consideration.
p. F. Cannon. the Olneyville coal
dealer, was In town, Wednesday.
The mill has been Obliged TO shat down
several days recently from lack OF water
The North Scitus,e schools begin on
Monday with the same teachers as last
term.
Miss Clara Waterman Of Providence
has been the guest Of Miss Molle Owen,
this week.
The late J mes Adam, OF South Scitu.
ate, was buried al the SmilhvIlle cemetery
on Tuesday.
The store belonging to ID, II. RemIng
tor, which Ia soon to be occupied by +
o. Card, is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Of Pswtucke,, who
have been spending the summer at Mrs.
Weeden's, have returned home.
MoswsnsIeu, Lodge. Knights OF Mac
cabses, held regular meeting on We'd
nesdsy evening In the Masonic Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Randall Of
Buttonwoods, who have been here ssve-
raj days, returned TO Button woods, on
Wednesday
1t Il understood that the Pen,ecosthl
Collegiate Institute. which opens Sep.
,ember 18TH. will have quite number OF
local students.
The Sunday evening lectures by Rev
A. L. CaSwell on the Book OF Revela.
tIon" grow In interest and arc attracting
large audiences
Kenneth Gross, late or Hopedale,
Mss.. and former resident OF GloCe,ter
will be buried at the Smithville Cemetery
on Sunday, with masonic honou.
Several people from this place attempted
to 60 to New York, Saturday, but were
unable to &c, passage on the boats on
account Of the rush Of Labor Day travel.
Baby carriage tires put on. the best rub
Der money can buy. Large size wheels
sl.oo per set. small size sL7S. We also
carry the famous Diamond Xxx bicycle
tire, $500. Hughes 81 AtkIn, 3S Plain.
field street. Olneyyille.
A meeting OF the Smithyille Cemetery
Association was held on Tuesday after.
noon at the residence Of the president,
purchase a "trip OF adjoining land TO
straighten the boundary line Of the GENE
terry and also 10 provide water by means
OF a driven well. The affairs OF the
association are in ilouishlng condition.
The clambake on the grounds Of the
Glenford Club on Labor Day was great
success and the management fed a large
crowd OF hungry people. a game Of
ball on the grounds IN the forenoon
between the Bell Wheelmen team and
North ScItuate's resulted In victory for
the home team by a scSks Of II to 10. In
the afternoon the Scituates were defeated
by the WskeA,ld HilIs by score Of to
4, five innings being played.
Soituate Chapter OF Masons held its
fret meeting in fits newly fitted up quar-.
ters In Clsrks' Building on Saturday
evening. This meeting which was In the
nature Of house warming called out
large attendance. The new lodge room
wss found very satisfactory and the work
OF the committee IN charge Of the alter.
ations and furnishing was warmly com.
mended. The Royal Arch degree
was conferred on two candidates. Dur. |
Ing the evening one OF Bucklin's famous
boiled dinners was served