The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-10
NORTH SCITUATE.

Ponnegansett last week.
Mrs George q. EDDY has had thiriy.,i,
applications for summer board.
Councilman w. f, Angell Will con.
clude his jury duties this week.
large picnic from Providence was a.,
Moswsnsicut Lake on Tuesday.
a lot Of farming tools was sold at the
DR.. Bowen place on Wednesday.
Rev. Elisha b. Card Is supplying the
pulpit OF the church a, Foster Center
Rev. George Cutler OF Grecnville and
oArl Cutler were In town on Tuesday.
The body OF Sir Henry Bracket was
brought from the State. Farm. Saturday
night.
Joseph Broehu had his face filed with
powder while firing a cannon on the
Fourth.
The Western Union Telegraph Co. are
Putting up new line of poles on Hart.
ford Pike.
The mill 10 still running full time, but
the water supply does not look very
promising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hatch of Provi.
denee have taken the Wheeler cottage for
the summer.
Another social and dance will be held
at the Genford Club house on Saturday
of next week.
Mr.. Allan King and Miss Annie Smith.
well known North Scituate residents were
married this week.
William Bowen IT,, who has been at
work In Oakland tor several months, has
returned for the summer
Have you been TO ssaconneti If no,
take a sail down. See Sesconnet Steam.
boat Co.'S. advertisement In the TIMKs.
DR.. S. r. Lee has returned from a elk
weeks trip TO California and will resume
his dental practice here and at Pawtucket.
Baby Carriage Tires put on; the best
rubber money can buy, sI7S and $500
at Hughes & Atkins 3s Plainfeid ST,
OlneyvilIe, X. II.
Gideon Burgess, lately OF Berea. Ken.
tucky occupied the pulpit OF the Baptist
Church last Sunday. Mr.. Burgess was
formerly pastor Of the Baptis, church at
Greenville and has come north for a stay
OF several months. Ills expected that he
will supply the vacant pulpit here
through the summer months
Three boys belonging here were quite
seriously Injured July lth by the prema.
ture discharge OF q cannon. The acci-
dent happened In the forenoon near
Amssa Potter's shop. Lowell Pierce will
probably lose one OF his fingers, Herbert
Edwards has a very badly wounded hand
and Chauncey Williams may lose his
eyesight.
w. a. Atwood met with q serious In.
inry on Friday while In the woods getting
| posts. The wagon overturned throwing
HIM upon his head while . sharp stub an
inch In diameter penetrated the leg sew.
eral inches making an ugly wound. The
wound was probed for any remains OF the
stick, and united with several stitches by
DIR. Arnold.
The funeral of DR.. Elmer Flake was
solemni1ed at the Baptist Church last
Monday afternoon. Rev. George b.
Cutler OF Greenville conducted the
services which were attended by . large
number of former friends and scquaint.
ances OF the deceased. DR.. FIske was
born In North Scituate and spent his
boyhood and early manhood here. He
studied medicine at a New York medical
college and In the Office OF DR.. Walter
Smith Of this place. He then settled for
practice In Olneyyille and remained there
number Of years. For the past ten
years he has resided In South Dakota
Nehemiah Randall. a we'll known resi.
dent OF this village died on Monday. He
wa, born 10 ScltuAte in 1875 and was q
son OF Nehemiah and Elizebeth Randall.
Mr.. Randall spent the active years OF his
life In the manufacturing OF cotton goods
i
and treasurer OF the King Philip Mills at
Fall River and gas also connected with
the Slater Cotton Co. OF Pswtuetet and
later with the Indian Orchard Mills at
Springfield, Mass. Since his retirement
from the mill business, Mr.. Randall has
been associated with his son.in.lsw
Daniel Cl&k In IN. management Of the
| Old But,onwood, hotel. Mr.. Randall
held the Office Of tax collector Tor the
town OF Sci,uste for several years. The
deceased ws.a very genial man, a good
neighbor and thoroughly liked by those
with whom he came In contact lie wss
liberal In his giving tor religion, and
charitable objects, and b. will be sadly
missed In this community where he has
lived so long. The funeral service, we're
held at bis late residence on Thursday,
Rev. George Cutler OF Grssnyille. ofiei.
sung.