The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-06
NORTH SCITUATE.


OClifTord Card 10 conifned to his home
by Illness.
Miss Efiie Eddy has been suffering from
the grippe.
Miss EliIa Leach is confined TO her
home by illness.
The smaller Ice houses in this section
are beins filed.
Miss Sadie Thornton 10 confined to her
home by illness.
Allen Bishop has severed his connection
a, the North Scituaie Mills.
The Hughesdale Ice Co. commenced
harvesting ice here this week.
Miss Addie Jordan of Providence visi-
ted relatives here on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary McGonisle who has been
quite III, is considerably better.
Mrs Addie Packard OF Foster Center
is the guest OF Mrs. Abby Olney.
Charles Leach OF Msssaehusett, visited
relatives In this village on Sunday.
A social gathering was held at the home
OF DR. Clara Bennett on Tuesday evening.
Misses Adeline and Florence Crspo of
Fall River are visiting Mrs. Mercy Davis.
Ii g. understood that Hon. +. p. Owen
is planning further repairs TO his home
here.
William williams IL quite III at the
home OF his father-in.lsw, Mr. Ralph
Field.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Il. Potter has been named Leslie X Kenyon
Potter.
The church supper At the residence OF
Mrs. Henry Olney was largely
attended.
Rev. G. B. Cutler OF Greenville oecu-
pied the pulpit Of tho Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Wilson Angell has removed to Pascoog
instead OF Providence a. stated In last
weeks Times.
II IL rumored that the section hands on
he Proyid, nee & Danielson railroad will
on hall time.
Owing to the illness Of Rev. Sidney
wakeley the week OF prayer services
we're postponed.
Miss Maude Cadell OF this place and
Geoage Hall were married on Saturday
last by Rev. Sidney wakeley.
Mi,s Ethel Edwards gave a New Years
party TO a company OF young friends OH
Saturday evening Of last week.
Howard Smith. an instructor ut Tufts
College. spent the holidays with he. par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Martin S. Smith.
Rev ID. c. Thatcher. principal OF
the PentocostA. Institute since September
Isi, has resigned and removed to Provi'
dence. He Is succeeded by Rev. w. ii.
Daniels from New York
DO you want horse blanket for either
street or stable use George Price. the
Olneyville harness maker. has blk stock
in his new store. You can save the
middle profit by buying OF bim-iS45
Westminster street, Olnsyville. X. 1.
The Twentieth Century Club met on
Friday evening OF last week with Miss
Ruth Boss. Three new members were
elected and two propositions for member
ship were received. The following Off
cer. were elected for the ensuing term
T.. Z. Howard, president; Mise Carrie
Luther, vice president; Thomas Walton
secretary; Byron wsksley, tressureri
DIR. Clara Bennett. librarian.
Cyru. Walker OF this place, who for
a number OF years has been engaged In
gathering material for history oi the
town OF Scituate, now has his data in
finished form ready tor printing. The
story of the early settlement OF the town
chip Is most interestingly narrated, the
information being largely based upon the
original Proprietors records OF Provi-
dence, OF which town, Scituste originally
constituted part. The Proprie,ors
records and also several other important
documentary sources Of information bear.
ing upon the history Of the town. suf-
fered destruction by FIRE, subsequent to
their consultation by Mr.. WalKei,-s
fact which renders the eopious extracts
embodied In the early chapters OF Mr..
Walkers book OF exceptional Interest
and value to students Of Rhode Island
history. The later annals Of Seituste are
compiled with no less care and thorough
ness than are those pertaining to the
Colonial and Revolutionary perioda 1t
1, hoped that this compilation Of rich
hiitorical material may soon become se-
cess bic In permanent form.