The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-03-25
NORTH SCITUATE.

Mr.. and Mp David Chapman have
new plano.
Amasa Potter has let his shop and
pool room.
The summer bosrder season will soon
be here again.
Mrs. Ada Remington has been In poor
health AL winter.
Mrs. Emma Angel has returned to her
home In Apponaug.
Professor Luther Pray Is III at his
home In Danielson.
Mr. Harold Stutbert of Putnsm visited
his brother recently.
Clifford Card has been confined at
home with neuralgia.
The warmer weather Is making better
riding on the electric care.
An electric lish, has been placed on
the bridge near Po,ter's shop.
Job printing In the best style and a,
reasonable prices at the TINES office.
Rev Mr.. Williams OF tho Advent church
10 giving . series OF mld-week lectures.
Miss Marion Salisbury has been con.
fined to the house with a severe cold.
Rev. Mr.. Williams has hired Mrs.
Cobb's tenement at the old mill village.
II Is understood that n Sunday School
10 TO be organized at The Advent Church.
Mr.. Henry Bartlett will move into the
tenement vacated by Mrs. Jennie Smith.
The Interior of the New Enterprise
store 10 being remodelled TO some extent,
Joseph Smith. clerk at l.. o. Cards 10
able TO be out after an Illness OF several
weeks.
William Edwards has moved into
Daniel Remington's house opposite the
market.
Mrs. Elmer W. Barden 10 now con-
sideied out OF danger by the attending
physician.
The time OF service at the Advent
church has been changed rom ago
p' IN. to i.3o p. IN.
Moswansicut Lodge, knights OF the
Maecsbees. hold q regular meeting mex,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Smith has hired some
rooms In Stephen Atwood's house and
will remove there soon.
Since the public school closed quite q
number OF North Scituate pupils are
studying at the Institute.
Mrs. Nathan Pierce of Massachusets
has returned to North Scituate and IL
taking the business course at the Insti.
tute.
II 10 now considered somewhat doubtful
if half hour time on the Providence and
Danielson X. II. goes Into effect before
June ist.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mira
Charles Boss OF Olneyville will regret 10
hear OF the death OF their youngest
daughter.
Harry Myers. field secretary of the
| United Societies OF the Free Baptist
Church. spoke here las, Sunday evening
on THE Problems Of Today"
The residence Of the late George A.
Atwood 10 being repaired and II 10 ru.
mored that II 10 TO be occupied by Supt
Theilsen Of the Proyidenccand Dsnielson
X. r,
Japan" was the subject at the Bsptis,
Sunday School last Sunday and q very In
teresting hour was spent. Next Sunday
Russia" will be studied from a mission
airy point Of view.
The ao,h Century Literary Club me, on
Friday evening Of last week at the real
dence Of DIR. S. r. Lee. A large number
we're present aud tho evening was very
proftably and pleasantly spent.
Next Sunday g. q. Cutler conclude,
his lsbors at the Baptist Church. Al q
! meeting last week II was voted to extend
a call TO Mr.. Cutler asking him to become
The re,identI pastor. II IL Understood thai
Mr.. Cutler does not care 10 leave hi,
present field.
A fine headstone will be erected In the
Gleniord Cemetery this spring to the
memory OF Joseph Z. Ostley, q veteran OF
the late war who was a member of the
rst Connecticut Heavy Artillery. The
stone 10 being made at b. w. Owen,
marble works In OlneyviIle.