The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-21
NORTH SCITUATE.
,b printing a, the Times Office

number Of trout on a fishing expedition to
Seitaate recently.
Mrs. Willard Hopkins OF Foster has been
visiting her mother here.
George ] Eddy ispaintins cars at the
Rockland power house.
Now is the time to take Houghs Blood
Purifier, the best spring medicine. 1, makes
pure rich blood.
Joseph Smith has rented tenement in
the Fred Aldrieh house Of Mrs. 'Knowlton.
Rumor says that wedding bells will soon
be ringing.
Mrs. Elmer Barden visited her mother
at Apponaug recently.
T., y. Harris has lei his small house.
Poultry netting, chicken founts, sporting
goods, hoes, rakes, forks, and agricultural
tools at McGlincheys, % Plainheld street,
Dr.. Charlotte Arnold received on inter.
os,ing pamphlet in Subjective refraction",
from one Of her former instructors, DIR. !.
A. Tenney. OF Commonwealth avenue,
Boston.
The railroad officials have under coutem.
plation a new schedule OF the running time
between Providence and Danielson whereby
thirty minutes will be economical.
Ii it is anything in the line Of wagons or
carriages you want call on Asahel Hopkins
al Saundersvillc or address him by mail at
North Setua,c.
Charles Warren and family have removed
here recently from Kent.
If you want curtains or wall paper
come TO |. y Arnold's, Manton Ave,
Irons Block. Shades made TO order
Repairing neatly done. We make store
shades, too.
An Easter concert will be held at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
The schools begin on Monday May Ist.
Dr. Harry Smith is having we'll driven
on his lately purchased lot and S. b. At
wood is having his well driven deeper
Miss Lucy Bowen Of Providence is the
guest OF Miss Carrie Luther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bryson who were
recently married are living at the James
Wech place.
Covenant Lodge I. o. o. + and Laurel
Lodge -. of r. OF Ashland and Lafayette
n ~ al Il u
Of r. Of Clayville will attend Divine service
at the Baptist church mex, Sunday morning.
The Twentieth Century Club will meet
with Miss Carrie Lnther this evening.
Allen King has sold his farm to an
Italian.
John d. Blanchard has moved his Jaw
mill from from Nasonyille TO Tarkiln.
John d. Blanchard is i'll with tousilitis.
The presence Of Mrs. Ada NJ. Rcming-
ton, widow Of Dewitt Clinton Remington,
whose death occurred on Sunday after an
illness lasting six weeks, will be greatly
missed by her numerous friends, especially
those connected with the North Scituatc
Free Bsptis, Church, the local branch OF the
w. c. T. L. and the Ladies Aid Society
The funeral services occurred Thursday
morning. She was in her 18th year.
A tuu line OF garden, flower and grass
seeds Just received from the Providence
Seed Co.'S store. Now is the time to plant
them. Also remember we can supply your
wants in the hardware and paint line w.
VI. Buswell, the Enterprise Store, North
Scituate.
Caleb Johnson Atwood has returned from
the hospital, where he was treated for inju-
rics received several weeks ago by being shot
by highvaymen in Wa,erman's woods,
Johnston.
Richard Andrew Atwood, for Is year, a
resident al the Great House Farm died
April ;th from heart disease and pncumo-
MIA. lie was born Dec. 10, IS4o, al the At
wood homestead near Par ker's Crossing,
being the son Of William Colgroye and
Juliana (Andrew) Atwood and grandson
II Kimball Atwood. The deceased was
man Of exemplary character, and although
he avoided public Office he was one Of the
best known residents of tie town. The
funeral services we're conducted al MS late
residence on Sunday BY Rev. George Hor-
ton Of Blackstone, a former Seituate pastor
Of the Free Baviist denomination, 90 which
the deceased belonged. Burial was a.
SmithWlle Cemetery. lie was married 10
Emily, daughter Of IN. late Caleb Johnson
Hr. Atwood is survived bya brother, Angus
,us, sister, Mrs. John w. Law, Of VIII
Evansville, Conn, and by family n nv.
adult children.
One lumber wagon, one toy buggy, one
open buggy, one democrs, wagon, on. good
tipcat with saddle, ons disk harrow, one
shear harrow, one cBliiv,tor nearly new, and
sbou, FIVE tons Of A No. hay; one root
cutter and one corn sheller, nearly new, and
Other farming tools; also one good parlor
wood stove. Will sell cheap, a. have no
further use Tor them Call a. Shang Bsilcy's
Hoiel Stand on Hartford Pike in tohnt,op.
Poultry netting, chicken founis, sporting
goods, hoes, rake, forks and agricultural
tool, at Nc Glinchey's store, "a Plainscld