The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-04
NORTH SCITUATE.

The shAfrng broke In the mil, Monday.
MT lohn Bennett contemplate. a trip
south.
Mr.. Robert A6sms visited the mill on
Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Simmons has been III the
| past week.
Read the advertisement Of the Scituste
Pnblic Market.
Rev. Gidson Burgess preached on Sun.
day a, the Baptist church.
There Is talk Of forming a brass band
at the Penteeostal Institute.
Mrs. CLARA King has gone to the Rhode
Island Hospital for treatment.
f. NJ. Spencer has placed a new fur.
mace In Sci'uste Public Market.
John Davis will remove TO Daniel Rem
ington's tenement soop, Il 10 rumorsd.
Miss Mary Cole, an aged resident real
dent Of this village. 10 very seriously III.
Miss Mary Cole died on Wednesday
night, in the eigh,y-'eventh year OF her
age.
Rev. A. S. Williams OF Vermont 10 con
ducting revival services st the Advent
Church.
There IL to be a ma,quarade ball at the
Glenford Club, Saturday evening. Decem.
Der 7h.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett have jus,
returned from stAy OF several weeks In
Woonsocket.
Moswansieut Tent, knights OF the Mac.
cabees,held q regular meeting on wednes.
day evening.
Charles Tucker and wife have com
menced housekeeping In the tenement
near Edward Harris farm.
The Pen'ecos,ai Institute resumed Il,
sessions on Wednesday after s+!rhsnks-
giving recess OF week.
a number from this place attended the
suction sale at the Joshua Towne place in
| Joshnston on Wednesday.
A sale Of cows and other stock will take
place a, the Aldrich Farm on Chopmis,
Hill on Thursday, December roth
Coomer S. Ford is the auctioneer.
Mr.. William Ksech and family OF Dan.
ielson and Mr.. John Smith and family Of
Chestnut Hill spent Thankss'ying with
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Blanchard Jr. OF
this place.
+. =. Owen and family have returned
to Providence for The winter. Mr.. Owen
remained long enough to eat Thanks.
| giving dinner In the old home with In.
vied friends.
DIR. hrnold's portable Office was re.
moved on Saturday. The Office has no,
been In u,e by the doctor for a couple Of
years, since he has occupied Mr.. Owens
tenement at the -Four Corners"
The officers this year OF the Scitusts
and Foster District S. S. Association are
president, T.. q. Card vice president, A.
+ Bosworth; secretary, Mrs Mary
Arnold and treasurer, Mrs. Henry Turner
Mrs. Clara King, long time resident
OF the village, died on Wednesday nigh,
in the Rhode leland Hospital Sh. pa.ed
through an operation there on Friday Of
la. week. Funeral service. will be sol.
emnized In this place, Sunday.
Watches for Holiday gin. Ladies',
Gents, Girls and Boys watches Ia solid
gold, gold filed aud sterling silver Wal
! than or Elgin movement. Ny stock Ia
the largest OF any dealer In Providence.
and prices as low 40 the lowest st the old
reliable. AsGELLs Olneyyille Square.
The fourth annual convention OF the
Scituate and Foster Sunday School As,o.
citation which was held al the Baptist
church on Friday afternoon and evening.
Nov. 10th was well attended. A helpful
program was well carried out The sd.
dress by Rev John Lowd,n In the eve.
ming was particularly interesting.
Stephen Rowe, well known barber,
who has resiied In this section most OF
time for the last quarter Of century -ss
found dead at hi. home In the mill vii
lsse Sunday by Waller Crompton, who
went to Rowe's barber .hop to get shaved
and found II locked, going TO the house
near by he wss shocked TO find Rowe.
who lived sion. dead In one Of the rooms
The authorities were ,pprsed and lstei
IN the day Medical ETsminer Henry Ar
mold viewed m. body and pfonounced
the death due 20 natural causes. The
brother and nephew Of the deceased, who
reside IN Pautuek., we're notified and Or.
rangsmenu were made for the burial.
The funeral service, took plse. on Tues.
day and the burial took plse. at the