The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-06-03
NORTH SCITUATE.

Coomer Ford is painting Tor Providence
parties.
John Bennetts residence 10 adorned by
a new awning.
Miss Hazel Lee 10 staying AZ Mrs.
Everett, Cooks.
Abram Blanchard has taken a position
on the electric cara.
A. O. Wood attended a burial In
Roekland on SUNDAY.
E. o. Card has been suffering from ia.
ness the past week,
There was q ball game at Bradburys
grounds, Decor alton Day.
q. Luther Burlington visited his aunt,
Mrs, shippee over the Sabbath.
The Glenford Social Club held dance
on the evening of Memorial Day.
a religious service will be held at
Parker's Grove each pleasant Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Robinson OF Provi.
visited friends In Seituate last Sunday.
Luther c. Hopkins has just sold . pair
of bay horses TO the Hughesdsle Ice Co
Mrs. Ida Mathewson was thrown from
q wagon and somewhat injured recently.
J. A. Hopkins has let the Srayson place
to an employe OF the Moswansicut Ice Co,
The Providence & Danielson r. X. Co.
are putting In a siding at North Sci,uste
Post Office.
1t is quite likely that Daniel Clarke will
ha niI a. II a.
ing season.
B. +. Smith and family OF Pawtucket
are occupying their summer home at the
Harris farm.
Rev. g. b. Cutler OF Grevnville will
preach Memorial sermon at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
a regular meeting OF Moswansicut
Camp, Knights OF the Maccsbee., was
held on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Tnielson has gone to Michigan to
accompany her mother on her journey to
Mrs. Thielsons home here.
Thomas Walton OF Ftkeville, visited
with hi, uncle's family, Mr.. A. T.. Wood,
over Sunday and Decoration Day.
The Jefferson Street and Fourth Baptist
churches of Providence picnicked al Lake
Moswansicut on Decoration Day.
Lvle Adams has been very sick with
chicEenpox, one OF those serious cases
that so closely resemble smallpox.
Get your Lawn Mower sharpened at
Hughes * Atkins, IS Plainfeld street,
olneyville. A good job guaranteed.
Mrs Norman ShIppee and little daueh-
ter Belle OF Pawtueket visiied Mr..
Shippee's mother. Mrs. Louisa Shippes.
on Memorial day.
J. 6. Nichols Post, G. A. r. decorated
the graves OF the fallen dead In smith
Vile cemetery on Monday. returning 10
Rocklsnd for dinner.
Henry Aldrich and wife attended the
funeral OF his cousin, c. M. c. Sparks of
Providence last week. Mr.Sparks has been
helpless from paralysis for seven years.
Wanted-Giri for general homework.
protestant preferred, good plain cook
and willing 10 go Into the country
for three months. Address Mrs. d. f.
Smith North Scituate, X. I.
The clambake on Monday by the local
branch OF the c. Il. Society on the
grounds OF the Baptist church were well
attended and very satisfactory sum was
net,ed for the uses OF the organization.
The Y. p. S. c. Z. held . clambake In
the yard OF the Bs2tist church on Memo.
rial day. There was singing and exer.
cises appropriate to the occasion by the
pupils OF the Academy school with music
by male quarte,,e from Providence.
The Moswansicut Male Quartette oi
North Scituate, Mr.. Millard Hopkins, p.
f.. Cooke, +. p. Harris and Irving Card
sung at the Memorial day exercises at
East Killingly. Conn. In the forenoon.
They accompanied the Mechanics Band
In the afternoon 10 Danielson where the
exercises were held In Music Hall.
II IL understood that the Scituaie Pub
lie Library IL likely to materislize In the
rather immediate future. Many people
supposod The project dead, but such 10 far
from being the case. Avery central loc a.
lion has been secured and the people of
this village and town are likely 10 soon
realize the benefits Of a well conducted