The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-03
NORTH SCITUATE.

p.aSe i Tor sale.
A daughter Was born recently TO Mr.
and Mrs. Leander +. Cole.
Frank Davis has been confined to his
home by illness this week.
Mrs. Asahel A. Peck 10 confined TO
her home by critical Illness
Interior repairs are being made to the
residence OF Mrs Ellen Weeden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop have. an
addition 10 their home. baby girl.
Mrs. George Judson Eddy who h"
been quite III is somewhat improved.
Miss Marie Carlson OF Providence was
a guest this week at the home Of J. q.
Eddy.
Owing to deficient steam supply on
Monday. the mill worked overtime IN tie
evening.
Mrs. David Chapman, sin with con-
gestion Of the brain. DIR. Smith IL at
tendisg her.
a number OF people from this place at
tended the entertainment at Ashland last
Thursday evening
A. {. Hapgood OF Leomins,er, Ma" /,
has moved 10 North Scitua;e, TO the b,
ID. Hopkins place.
Elder a. S. Williams 10 s,te ending the
revival services AT the Hammond street
Church in Providence.
The winter term at the Pentecostsl
Institute closes March so, and the spring
term commences April &.
Mrs. Byron rage OF East Greenwich
and Two children, have been visiting at
+. A. Pages in Trim,own.
The 2olh Century Literary Society met
last Friday evening with Miss Ellie Eddy.
There was good attendance.
A fnl line oi field, garden and flower
seeds at McGlincheJ's Hardware store.
o. Plainfield street, Olneyville.
The cottage belonging to the +. z.
Owen estate at the Old Mill Village 10
being repaired and will be occupied by
Allen King.
Lees Cherry Juice can be depended on,
TO cure, even when other remedies tail.
Lees, Druggist, Springer Square.
Saundeisville
VIM. Aldrich Owen, a former resident
OF this place, died In his 74,h year In
East Greenwich, where the funeral oc.
Gu red F.iday.
The recent dramatic entertainment At
the Cong ega ational church for the benefit
Of the North Scituste Free Library fund,
netted over $40.
Mrs. Eliza Warfeld, who resides at the
old mill village with Mrs. Almira Ran
dali. is critically Ill with pneumonia.
She is "a years old.
Miss Matte Williams has obtained
some Of the earliest blossomed pussy
willows tor her school children on Amer
lea street, Providence.
The Beckwith place at Saundersville
has been sold TO John A. Brown OF
Hughe,daIe. 1t is said that Mr.. Brown
will use the farm for peach growing.
Daniel A Clark, Thomas Simmons,
Rev. Sidney wskeley.a and Henry Bueklin
attended the convocation OF the Masonic
order at Greenyille on Saturday evening.
A. - ton.t Ck...,,.n 4 EnJ..yox ,n..,
ing at the Baptist church last Sunday
evening Convention Echoes" were
given by a number who had attended
the Convention In Providence last week.
The household effects OF the late Frank.
lin p. Owen were moved by II. {. Cor.
toms teams Friday and Saturday. from
Providence to the summer residencs OF
the family at North Scituate, where the
daughters will take up their home In the
early spring.
At the monthly covenant and business
meeting at the Baptist church "wednesday ,
evening arrangements were made 70.
I holding "roll-call" service March a,
A number Of eE-psstors Of the. church
will be pretent at the exercises, which
continue throughout the day.
The surveyors after eleven weeks
labor, have completed the survey Of The
Providence and Danielson railway. The
plans containing the iruIt of their work
have been fled with the officials OF ths
company, who are at present considering
them. II is expected that the contem
plated strengthening OF the track will
commence the fret Of April
Dr. Peters. II is understood, IL negoti.
( a,ing with Newell b. Williams OF Enhelc
\ for the purchase OF f. portion OF the Rogei
/ Williams farm formerly known S tn,
4 Smith estate located near the site or III,
present Pine Ridge Consumptive Camp
II Is the intention Of the purehsssrs to
have erected on The property sls,s con
servatory, in which the consumpiive pa
tIents while bathing may enjoy the bene
fetal efecm OF the sunlight.