The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-11-11
NORTH SCITUATE.

Election passed of quietly here.
Mrs. Mary Cobb 10 visiting In the o,,y.
The mill 10 again running on toll time,
The Academy School closed on election
day.
Bol,ed meal, aie. a peeh q, the SSitu,te
Public Market.
The bridge q, the Old Mill village is
1. nearly completed.
Mrs. A S. Williams preached at the
Advent Church on Sunday.
MI B. r Smith and family have gone
to Pawtucket tor the winter.
A whist party vas held last evening a,
the home OF Miss Bessie Ftke.
II 10 understood tina, there are now
about fifty pup,Is at the Institute.
Hon. r. r. Owen and family will re
main here until alter Thanksgiving.
Rev and Mrs. Sidney wakelsy enter
tsined friends from Providence this week.
A couple from Providence were married
one day this week In the Bsptist parson-
sgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. Reynolds enter
,alned friends from Cottage City this
week.
MI. Lucy Bowen OF Providence has
been the guest OF Miss Carrie Luther
ih,s week.
Coomerssnd Gilbert Ford and Charles
Austin have taken Q large painting con-
tract In the Annex.
E.o Cards health h now sufficiently
good tor him to assume the active man.
sgement of his store.
Attention is called to Luther K. Hop.
k,ns advertisement Of his new hay and
grain store at the Scranton place.
Prizes were given to the plainest look.
Ing man and the beat looking lady at the
Glenford Club socisl last Saturday even.
ing.
Mrs S. w. Austin and children o.
GreenviIls spent q few days with Mr.
Austias mother, Mary A. Bishop, thi,
week.
Gloves! Gloves Gloves tor men
women and children. Also a large az.
sortment Of mittens. Look at our stock
OF school supIlie W. NJ BUswELL.
SeI,us,e polled . good.sined vote io'
Hon. F. p. Oven, tie "favorite ,on." or
Tuesday. II all the towns In the Western
Disric, bad been like Scitua,e. Mr.
! Owens election to Congress would hav,
J been sn assured tact.
A Harvest Z ,ncert was held a, the Bap
ti.t Church last Sunday evening. Tn,
singing by q chorus Of young people wal
worthy OF special mention. The recita.
tions we're appropriate and interesting
The platform was tastefully decorated.
It 10 understood that the Twentieth
Century Club may devote its energie,
towards The founding and maintenanc,
OF q Free Public Library. AZ It's mex
regular meeting the matter will be dts
eussed, and I. ia likely that such a cours,
will be decided.
The Twentieth Century Club met with
Miss Nina Remington OF South Scitua,,
on Thursday OF last week. The follow
Ing officers were elected; President, Mis-
| Alice Fsrrow; Vice-PresIdent, Miss Mini
Remington; Secretary. Miss Amy Tink
ham; Treasurer, w. Bowen Jr. Libra
risn, Miss Bessie F!ske. The next meet
Ing will be held on Friday, Nov. 18th, q
the home Of DR.. Clara Bennett.
Mrs. Eliza Bishop. one Of the oldes
residents OF this section. celebrated he
| efghty-six,h birthday on the 7sth OF Oc,o
| Der. Mrs. Bishop 10 one OF q family Of
thirteen children who were torn 10 Ter
mish and Rhods (Young) Harris. Sh'
and q brother, Orrin Harris. OF Buzzsrd'
/ Bay, Mass, are the only surviving mem
bsrs Of the large family. She was mar
ried In Greenville In 1870 to Allen Blshol
who died several years ago. Mrs, Bishol
retsins her faculties 10 q very remarkabl,
degree, her eyesight and hearing beinl
excellent, her mind clear and her genera
health good. She does . great deal o
sewing. makes her dresses and trims he
bonnets, and q year or go ego painted I
market wagon She h q devoted snc
consisient member Of the Advent Churcf
In this village, attending two services or
Sunday and the mid.weeh prayer meeting
unless the weather Il extremely bad. Sh,
never rode on the electric cars until the
advent Of the Providence and Danielsor
! line and since then she has made t~o
trip, In them, going at one time "a FAR a.
Roeklsnd and returning In an sutomo.
| bile. She considers the latter a rather
remarkable means OF looomotIon. ~ her
recent birthday she received the congrstu.
lations Of many relative, and friends and
also numerous gifts. Altogether she
seems to po.se" III. hsppy, but no, com.
mon faculty, Of growing old gracefully.