The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-10-21
NORTH SCITUATE.

Miss Fannie weeden, who WAS quite IN.
10 better.
Frances Phillips 10 confined to her
home by illness.
Amey Smith has been visiting her sic.
ter In Edgewood.
Mis-. Nellie Jsquss Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bennett.
A son was born last week TO MIR. an J
MRS James We ch.
Mrs. Lewis Hopkins OF Hopkins avenue
Is very seriously III.
Tie Advent Church has been reshis.
gled and otherwise repaired.
Mia, Bertha Hopkins Of this place has
resumed her studies n, Brown University.
A L. Wood sold quite a quantity OF
personal property at auction last Satur-
day.
Hon. r. T. Owen spoke al the Demo
cratic rally In Rockland on Saturday eve
ming.
The Twentieth Century Club will NEE,
with Mrs. Nina Remington on Tuesday
OF mex, week.
John Hopkins 10 working at Sweets
Wholesale produce exchanae on Canal
street In Providence.
Therummage sale for the bensh, OF the
Baptist Church has been In progress H.
Olneyvllle this week.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor OF this place, who
has been In Philsdeiphia tor some time,
10 expected home soon.
Mrs. william Johnson and Mrs. Mary
Colbert Of Pawtuoket were guests Of DR..
Clara Bennett on Tuesday.
Gilbert Aldrieh recently sold a tract OF
land comprising about ten acres on the
Pine Hill Road to !. X. 5. Sieere.
The best line OF cigars and tobacco TO
be found In Scituste 10 at VIM. Buswell's
store. Headquarters for smokers goods.
E.O. Gard was able to attend to his
duties ne superintendent OF the Sunday
School, tor the fret time In several months.
A handsome marble hsadstone was
place.. In the Smithville cemetery, this
week In memory OF the late Christine
Harris.
Mr.. Willroy Lockwood has returned
from his vacation and has entered upon
his duties again In the Seituste Public
Market.
A number Of the members OF the local
branch OF the w. c. I. ". attended The
State Convention at Ssylesyi.le on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Albert Bennett and family came
over in their automobile and spent the
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ben
nett on Sunday.
Much sympathy 10 expressed here for
Arthur Sprsgue OF SaunGersyills, who
recently met with tire disucs,ing accident
that caused the l.ss of ~. hand.
Chester Sn.i,n has concluded four
weeks OF jury duty in Providence. Mr.
Smith sat on many important cases and
usually acted as foreman Of the jury.
1t IL the season TO buy gloves for winter
wear. A large assortment OF gentlemen's
and ladies' gloves can be seen at A. f.
Woods shoe store. The prices are right.
A large delegation from this place will
no doubt attend The Autumnal Rally OF
the Young Peoples Free Baptist Union,
which will be held at Greenville on We'd
nesday evening OF next week.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson, now a resident Of
the Academy district. fell last week and
sustained quite serious injuries. Two Of
| her ribs were broken. She has the sym.
pathy OF many hiends In this section,
, where she formerly lived.
The old.fashiohed husking at W. II.
Bowen's lsst Friday was we'll attended,
and a success oven TO cred ears" The
supper served the huskers was OF the good
old time sort, and everything wen, as
merry as a marriage bell"
Dr. Peters, superintendent OF the Pine
Ridge Camp for oonsumptives, has pur.
! chased from /. II. >. Steere a usat Of
land on the Pine Hill road. and II IL pro-
posed TO move the camp to the new loca-
tion at once. In addition TO the
"shacktn which have been used at Foster
1t 1. proposed to build an admini'ustion
bui ding which will cost a, least $1,000.
An effort was made several years ago TO
obtain land near the location which has
just been purchased Of Mr. S,eers.
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