The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-02
NORTH SClTUATe.

Mr., and Mr.. John Miner have removed
to Harmony.
Charles Parker has moved into ID. Y.
Corey's tenement.
The repairs at the Baptist vesiry ave
practically completed.
Mrs. A s. Williams has gone to Phila-
for stay OF several weeks,
Rev, and Mrs. A. Z. Kenyon of Lowell
ate, visiting relatives here.
Register your name at the Scitus,e
Public Market for calendar for 1905.
Mrs. Susie Tyler Of Providence was the
CUES, OF Mrs A A. Peck on Sunday.
Elder A. $. Williams has moved into
the tenement lately vacated by Mrs.
Notlhsp.
Miss Florence Hughes OF Pawtueket
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. n. H..
Wilde.
Herbert r. Taylor Ia spending a few
says with relatives In Attleboro and Nor
ton. Mass.
The variety supper given at DIR. II. w
Smiths residence last evening was well
| attended.
Mrs. Bessie Fiske entertained a party
OF young people At her home last Friday
evening.
The Temperance concert at the Baptist
| Church last Sunday was success In
every way.
Mr.. William II. Taylor OF Olneyville
WAS buried at the Glenford cemetery on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Corcoran and Miss
Mary Corcorap OF Manton spent Thanks.
giving with Mira. Abby +. Blanchard and
family.
Moswansicut Tent OF North Scituate,
X OF NJ, will hold q review December 7,
aud nominate officers tor the ensuing
term.
Winter caps In great verieiy. Heavy
winter underwear, and a large assortment
| Of gloves and hosiery for winter wear NJ
w. NJ. Bsswells.
A nice dismond ring for eIo, set In
Tiffany, Belcher or fancy set,ings. Angel
ia showing a nice line AT his store. i9lS
Wesiminster street.
A very handsome monument Of rough
hewn granite has recently been placed In
/ the Smithville cemetery In memory Of the
late Nehemiah Randall.
Mira. |. II. y. Stseie Ia IN Philadelphia
this week attending the w. {. I. u. con-
vention. After the sdj ournment she will
Aisit friends In that section.
George b. Dexter OF the Rocky Hill
District was fined $40 and coats for cruel
ty to a horse, In the Eighth District Court
at Thornton on Monday morning. The
case was appealed.
The Olne, Vile Phonograph Parlors
will open this week In tho Tabernacle
Building. A large line of Edison phono.
graphs and records will be kept In stock
Also phonogrsph repairing will be at
tended to-
Mrs. II. II. wilde, who 10 convslescing
under the treatment Of DR.. II. w. smith.
spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hughes, al Beech street,
Pswtucket. II. l., has returned to Mrs. =.
B. Taylor's for the winter,
George Price. the well.hnown harness
maker and dealer In harness supplies and
horse clothing. now located on Olneyville
| square, will remove early IN December TO
| Twitehell's Block. iS4S Westminster st,
few doors east oi the Olneyvills Post
| Office. lie Ia now selling out large
stock Of harnesses, horse blankets. etc.
Among the North Scituste people who
| attended the Jordan Kenyon wedding In
| Providence on Tue eiday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salisbury. DR..
Clsra Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King,
Mr,. Mary Edwards, Mi" Bessie Fisks,
Mr.. Harry Fiske, Mu. David Chapman,
Nrs. w. n. Smith and daughters and
Miss Eva Stone.
The Pine Ridge Consumptive Camp.
which moved from Foster LAST week 10 its
ncwly-soquired property on the Pine HUI
Road In Johnston, IA rapidly getting In
order. Between fifteen and twenty shsehs
have been erected and are occupied by the
pntients. A new cooh house has been
erected and work will soon begin on the
new sdminis,rstion building. The new
camp will have q permsneney that the old
one lsoked.