The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-09-04
NORTH SCITUATE.

Robert Adams was In town on Monday.
Sidney Adams has been siek with ma.
laria.
The large Ice house at the Lake 10 near
ly completed,
MI" lIst,Ie Lang visited friends In
Greenville this week.
Miss Carrie Edwards. clerk at Cards
IL taking her vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. 7. T. Allan OF Olneyville
were here on Thursday.
Conductor Thayer OF the annex visited
friends here on Tuesday.
Ebert Blsekmer. who has been quite
III, 10 considerably better.
A daughter was bora 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bowers on Thursday.
Charles Salisbury Etq. has been en-
jcying two weeks vacation.
The infant child OF MIR. and Mrs. James
Belcher, died on Wednesday.
Senator Nelson w. Aldrlch passed
through here on Wednesday.
Edward Harris has just finished cutting z
the hay on his Foster farms
Rev. and Mrs. A. Il. Kenyon are visit
Ing friends In East Greenwich.
The Hopkins estate In the rear Of
Randalrs store 10 to be improved.
|
Ma.on's and Lightning jsrs for can
ming at the Scituate Public Market
George Edwards sprsined his wrlst
quite severely at Rocky Point on wodnes.
| day.
The Pentecostal Institute reopens on
September 18th, with a large enrolment
OF students.
Councilman Angel and W. II. Bowen
attended the races on Wednesday at
Narrsgansett Park.
Workmen are busy excavating for the
cellar OF the new house which is TO be
erected by Benjamin Boss
| willard Wilson, field secretary OF the
J Rhode Island Sunday School Union. was
IN scituste on Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Shawcro1 and sons have
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Angell this past week.
The high price OF land 10 holding back
North Scituaie. Real estate in this
village will not reach Broadway prices
for many years.
Moswansicut Tent, Order Of Maccabess
held a we'll attended meeting on wednss-
day evening AT the mex, meeting
Columbus Tent OF Providence will pay .
| raternal visit to Scituate.
A tent meeting Ia advertised to take
place here from September nth to the
7oth. The exact location has not yet been
decided upon, but Il will be within easy
distance OF the car line. Rev. G.. O..
Moulton and Rev. l.. A. Hartman will
be In charge.
M,. Henry Bartlett and Mrs. Mary Ann
Clayvlle by Rev. Nelson Luther. On
Thursday evening their many hicnds
here gave thema "home welcome" that
was much enjoyed. A fife and drum
band was In attendance and lots Of red
fre added to the brillancy OF the scene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett served refreshments.
The Baptist Society has extended a call
to Rev Hilbert Lockhart OF Boston TO
become pastor OF the church. Mr.. Lock.
hart was here several weeks ago and
preached In a way that was very pleasing
to his auditors. lie has been In the Bap-
list ministry for nearly thirty years, hav
ing had charge OF parishes In Lowell.
Chelsea and other Massa chusetts cities.
The extensive repairs that are being
made TO the Congregational Church are
progr.sslng rapidly. The inside OF the
church has been repaired and the outside
10 being painted. The funds used In
this work were given the society by Mn.
Miranda Lux OF California, who died
some ten years ago. litigation In regard
| 10 her will followed and 1t was only re-
Gently that the o. 900 given by her to
keep the church building In repair wss
available. Mrs. Lux was Miranda Shell
don and wss born In Chepschet Her
eatly life vas passed in Rhode Island.
| Her frat husband, Mr. Potter. went to
California, where he died leaving her
with one son. Some years later she
married Charles Lux, a millionaire cattle
king, and on his death sho came into