The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-09-12
NORTH SCITUATE.

an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett are visiting
relatives in Woonsoeket.
Mrs. J. a. Blanchard spent Sunday
with friends In Providence.
Charles Potter went to New York, Sat.
urdsy, on q business trip.
Miss Mary Corcoran Is spending the
werk at the Blanchard Farm.
J. Frank Mclaughlin has assumed the
management at Brighton Park.
Mrs. n. p. Angel OF saundersyille 10
confined to her home by illness.
The Pen,aeosta Collegiate Institute
opens the school year next Wednesday.
Charles Kimbalrs youngest girl has
been very sick with dysentery two weeks
Rev. and Mp. A. Z. Kenyon returned
on Saturday to their home at Lowell,
Mass.
Miss Sarah Tinkhsm of this place has
entered the Rhode Island State Normal
School.
Sarah and Emma Smell are at home
here for few days, Ashland mill having
shut down,
Hon. +. p. Owen has Just returned
from Cleveland, Ohio, where IN, has been
on a business trip.
Undertaken Wood has been suffering
from nervous prosration several weeks.
but is improving rapidly.
Moswsusieut Lodge, No. IL, knights
OF the Msccabees, hold a regular meeting
on Wednesday evening Of next week.
A meeting In the interest OF the vi
lage Library Association Ia called for
next Monday evening at the Baptist
church.
The meeting of the Glenford Cen ,etery
Association, which was to have taken
place on Tuesday afternoon, was post.
Poned on account OF the rain.
Town Sergeant CoIyin was In town
Wednesday summoning jurors. George
J. Eddy for the grand and Coomer Ford
and Samuel L. Hopkins for the petit
jury.
Mrs Weld and her class Of boys from
the Cranston Street Sunday School have
returned to Providence after camping out
four weeks on the shores OF Lake Mos
wansieut.
Mr.. Daniel Paine, no sged resident
of Foster, grandfather OF Mrs. A. E..
Wood, died on Wednesday of last week
Funeral service was held at hi, residence
on Friday. Interment a. woonsoeket.
William L. whipple ha. recently been
appointed exclusive agent for the Olney-
vile section OF Providence tor one Of the
largest lamp factories In Trenton, n. J.,
The first shipmen, has been received and
are now ready for Inspection.
We have only seven Of the well known
L. ). bicycles left, which can be bough.
at greatly reduced prices. Now Is your
opportunity to get good rclia ole bicycle
tor little money. Hughes & Akin, SO
Plainfeld street, Olneyville, p. 1.
Experience has demonstrated lust what
Ramon's Pink Pills will do. X. L.
McDavid, Kelly, La, says: II suffered
from constipation and congestion Of the
liver for many years, and tried the best
doctors In the country without any bene.
fit. and to my surprise was en- tirely cured.
eheerfully recommend them for all and
even more than you claim for them"
Corrigan. the spothecary; r. r. Parker.
Olneyvilei n. f. Reiner, Centredale,
Potter & Blanchard. No. Scituate.
A horse belonging to Clifford walker
was saved from bleeding to death. one
day last week, by stkillfui surgical uper-
alton. The animal was lett stan ding
under the shed back Of 4. o. Cards store
and kicked into rack Of mineral water
bottles seyering the largest artery In the
leg. As the veterinary who va, called
from Providence failed TO come, DR..
Barnard Arnold was summoned and
cut down and lIgaIed the bleeding artery.
while eight or ten men held the horse
With ropes and Otherwise. II was con.
sidered doubtful for a time n the horse
lived on account OF the los, Of blood. bu,
he has rapidly improved and IL now all
right.