The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-01
NORTH SCiTUATE.
RS. Ada Remington IL very siek

Mrs. Ada Remington IL very sick
Stephen Atwood has sold his horse.
Mrs. Gideon Smith Is very III at thi.
writing.
There 10 a vacation at the Institute u
Ill April 9Th
Chester T.. Smith il cor fined TO hi
home by illness
A. Page has just returned from .
business trip to Maine.
Mrs. Peckham's house on Main street
has just been repainted.
Harold Lee, son Of DR.. S. +. Lee Is
confined TO his home by illness.
An Easter concert will be given at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
Rev. A. X. Hyde OF Chepachet will
preach at the Baptist church on SUNDAY.
Harlan A. Page Jr. OF Olneyville IL
painting the George a. Atwood real.
dence.
The 7orh Century Literary Club will
meet This evening with Mis- Alice
Farrow.
Mrs. Angela Williams and son Clifford
Of Riverside Visited Mr. and Mrs Percy
l.. Cook last Sunday.
A new heating plant Is being placed In
the Atwood house by the Allen Fire
Dept supply Co. OF Providence.
Henry Aldrich's wife and mother have
gone to Providence TO visit Mr.. A dhch
cousin, who is helpless from paralysis.
Painting, Paperhsnging and white
washing done by N. Everett, Hartford
Pike. Address North Sci,uate.
The funeral OF Edgar l.. Hopkins was
held at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Laura Tucker Last Monday sfteI.
noon.
Frank Arnold, we'll known produce
salesman Of Providence. who died thi
week, wss native Of Scituate and well
known here.
Alfred +. Greene was buried here or
Sunday. The deceased was the son OF
The late Albert l.. and Ella c. Greene.
formerly residents of this village
Mrs Lydia & Taylor, mother Of the
late Prof A'onzo Williams Of Brown
University, whose early yenrs were spent
In this village was buried Ia the Smith.
Vile Cemetery Sunday afternoon. The
funeral seIvices were held at the Free
Rantist 4 rhu,cL IN nlnayy;IIa
The annual meeting OF the North
Scituate Freee Baptist Church was held
on Thursday evening The following
officers were elected Ter tie ensuing year:
President, Pastor of the Church; Vice
President Henry w. Harris; Clerk, E
o Card; Assistant Clerk, Mary X Eddy;
Treasurer, Willis J. Boss; Collector,
Mrs. M. l.. S'eere. |. H. s. Sleere
was elected deacon TO fiji the vacancy
caused by the resignation of IIerber,
Hopkins.
A great amount Of Indignation Is being
expressed on every hand at The advance
in railroad fare. A special council meeting
was called on Saturday and II was voted
that the council 20 In body and Inter.
view the railroad officials Such action
was taken Tuesday, but no satisfactory
redress was obtained. The new rates go
into effect April Ist. All sorts of new OF
old methods TO get into Providence and
not use the cars are talked about. The
village has not been stirred like this In
some time.
Elder Joseph J. Northup died here on
Monday morning Of pneumonia after an
illness OF less than a week. He has been
resident OF North Scitua,e for about
twelve Years during most of the time he
has acted as pastor Of the Advent Church.
lie learned the trade of blacksmithing in
his youth, but becoming Interested 10
revival work he gradually drifted into the
ministry. lie leaves a wife and several
adult children. The iureral services
were held on Thursday at the Lafayette
Advent Church.