The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-28
NORTH SCITUATE.

work on Dr. Smiths new house.
Elisha A. winsor is building an ajdi-
tion To the property of the Scituate
Public Market.
Oliver Millett is doing the contract.
ing at A. +. Woods new residence.
Much qualification is being ex-
! pressed at the successful outcome OF
the Sunday school teachers summer
school conference.
John AngelI. clerk at the Scituate
Public Market, is still confined 10 his
home by illness.
! James King has finished his haying.
Arthur Seymour severely cut his
foot Thursday while fishing in Whip
pies Pond,
| Miss Ann Howland. Albert Edwards
and John Jordan have entered the
employ of the North Sciuate Mill
/ Company.
Robert Scott, Arthur Lowell and Ste.
| phen Angel. three popular railroad
men, enjoyed a fishing trip Wednes
| day evening.
L. O. Card is able to be about after
his illness.
A special car conveyed "A body from
| the city TO Danielson Tuesday for
burial The death occurred at Worces.
| ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Monroe of Provi.
| dence are visiting az the Allen Angel
| residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Seymour and
| family will occupy the mill boarding
| house, made vacant by MIR. Cole, who
| will live in one Of the village tene.
| ments.
Cards are out for the wedding of
| Mr.. Frank Smith and Miss Della
| Gardiner.
| New boilers are To be placed I'm the
mill without disturbing the work of
the regular employees.
A son was born Saturday TO Mr.. and
Mrs George Hall.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Hatch OF Provi.
| dence have taken the Williams cot.
tage for the summer.
II is rumored that camp meetings
| will be held next month at the Bailey
place.
Rev. A. S. Williams started Tuesday
| on "A trip To Coventry.
Several relatives and friends from
| here attended the funeral Tuesday at
| Greenville OF stephen r. Potter.
| Peter Seymour. John Seymour and
| Herbert Edwards spent Sunday at
| Narragansett Pier.
| Clarence Stone has succeeded To the
position made vacant I'm the mill by
the Withdrawal of Joseph Harold as
| overseer of the weaving room.
The audience room and vestibule
/ at the Baptist church are being re.
decorated by William +. King a. Son
of Rockland.
A well is being drilled at the Pine
Ridge Camp.
! Work is steady at the mill
Special Police Officer Stone was at
, North Scituate Sunday.
Several OF the Adventist people
from this place are attending camp
meetings at Douglas and Rock, Mass.
William Durfee and Mary Emma
Durfee arc supplying the pulpit at the
| Advent Church.
| The private car Oregon Of the
| Providence and Danielson line, car.
| ried a party from the city TO East
| Killingly on Wednesday TO attend
| the old Home Day" celebration.
Mrs. William Randall is at Old Or.
chard. Me.
Mrs. Eliza Bishop, who is In her
| S7th year, attended the religious ser.
| vice Friday at +. A. Bailcy's resi-.
/ dence
Mrs. Israel Steere. Miss Matte
Smith, Mrs. Samuel Hopkins. Miss
| Ruth Boss, Miss Matte Williams and
T.. o. Card were regular attendants
at the sessions Of the summer school
AT the Institute.
With Arthur Lowell as conductor
and Peter Seymour as motorman, the
| "huckleberry special" Is now running
! TO accommodate the trade The car
has been chartered by Danielson
| party for several weeks.
The Knights OF the Maccabees lis.
tened 10 an eloquent sermon Sunday
| evening at the Baptist Church. Rev
S. Wakeley spoke from the text
| Psalms i6:l.
The Scituate and Foster District
$. S. Association, comprising schools
In Scituate. Foster and Smithfiold. will
hold basket picnic at Parker 4
Grove on Wednesday. An entertaining
| program will be furnished by the va.
| rious schools T.. o. Card Is the chair.
man Of the committee of arrange
| ments.
The Potter family held a very en-.
| ioyable reunion July 1G at the home Of
Mrs. Ruth T.. Potter Taylor. There
were relatives present from North
field. Attleboro, Providence, PbeniI
AnthonT Crompton and Greenville.
After the usual greetings the 80 mem
bers present partook OF a tempting
dinner. The clear sky and the unity
manifested made the day one long "a
be remembered
The Scituate Public Market has
been Obliged 10 have a large new bak
cry built on It's property, to accom-
modate the increasing demand for its
popular home made" pastry A new
oven has been ordered from Boston
and new man has been engaged Ia
operate H. II Is also the intention oi
Mr.. Spencer 10 have new tracks placed
In front Of the building 20 that -four
and other merchandise may be han
died with the least possible expense.
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