The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-24
NORTH SCITUATE.

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brighter.
The summer boarder is very much In
evidence.
a. f. Wood went to Apponaug on
/ Thursday.
NJ W. TilliRghast Of Providence WAS
in town Monday.
Wallace. Gladys aud Harold Barden are
sick with measles.
Irving Spencer has two ,enements to
rent at the Old Bank.
Quite party of ladies' from this place
visited Danielson on Monday.
The farmers In this section are getting
along well with their haying.
Reuben Davis Of the Rocky Hill Die
riet is confined TO his home by illness.
Rev James Colwell Of Greenvile, who
has been quite IN, is considerably better.
Nh. Brown Of this place Is conducting
The services at the Antioch chapel Ia
Johnston.
Fred Page and Abram Blanchard wen,
on fishing trip 10 East Greenwich,
Wednesday.
Palmer Taylor has pureha1ed the
standing grass belonging to the North
Scituate Mills.
Have you ever been TO Sesoonnet
Read the advertisement, Of the Seaoonner
line in the Times.
The Sci,uate Assessors OF Taxes are
visiting various parts of the town In their
work OF assessing taxes for the ensuing
year.
Baby Carriage Tires put on; the best
rubber money can buy, sL7s and s2.oo
at Hughes * Atkins, IS Plainfeld St
Olneyviile, X. /.
Lowell Pierce Is suffering from lockjaw
following lis Fourth OF July accident
The physicians attending the case state
that the tetanus would never have oc
CURED had the finger been smputa;ed OF
the day of the accident thus removing al
foreign substances.
| Albert Shawctoss had a fine flock o
geese terribly mutiated and seyera
killed on Monday morning. The mis-
chief was supposed to be done by dogs
The app aiser OF damage by dogs, viewed
the geese Monday night, and estimated
the loss to be over thirty dollars.
During the thunder storm Wednesday
night bolt struck the chimney o
Stephen Atwood's house partially de
molishing it. The lightning also raj
down the conductor on one OF the ca
poles near the tour corners shocking
woman who stood on the hotel piazza.
As local physician was driving alonl
In the early morning, on one OF the road
near here, large tiger cat was ,een t.
cross the road just ahead Of the horse, Il
very peculiar manner, II was soon seeI
that pussy had a steel strap with chair
dangling from one leg. A young ma
who was passing on a bicycle dismounte'
and caught the cat and released the i'm
prisoned foot. Pussy Is no doubt stil
saying, thank you"
The preaching service TO be iollowe,
by the baptism OF several persons by TIA
Rev. Gilbert B. Cutler. pastor of ,h
Grecnvile Free Baptist Church, an
nounoed to take place at Hopkins Mills
Foster. r. J., Sunday morning July 76u
inst Is changed. The preaching will b
at the Hopkins Mills Church at p. m
followed bya bapusmal service at 2:r
p. IN. At 3:45 p. m, Mr.. Cutler vii
preach at the Academy, West Scituate
and give the hand of fellowship 10 ne'
members, and the Lords Supper Memo
rial will be observed. Al 7 p. m. sam
date the same minister Will preach at ,h
Cleaners Chapel Every body is cordial
invited TO all these services.
Henry 5. Turner, the we'll know
Rhode Island cattle inspector had an eS
perIence the other day that he ls no
likely 10 forget a, once lie received no
tics by mail from a resident Of the Moos
up Valley section that an animal on hi
| PteNN heN hHVN'NNibhiHs Afis w il'
started one fine morning and drose M
fifteen miles OF hill and valley that sepa
rates Moswansicut from Moosup. Al
riying at the farm he found the owner O
the animal and asked 10 see the patient
lie was conducted TO stable, whet
stood a decent good looking horse, "Ha
that horse tuberculosis" asked the a.
tonished inspector. Il think So sal
the owner. Then Il is the frat case
ever heard Of" said Mr. Turner Tn
horse wac suffering from fairly mild al
tack Of the teaye, and II s,i'l lives.