The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-28
NORTH SCITUATE.
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hose, paints, oils, and varniSh IN best quality
and creates, variety A, MeGlinchey's, %
Plain6ed street,
The Providence Telephone Co. isattempt
ing to establish a telephone circuit between
North Scituatc and GrceuyilIe.
Andrew Nor,hup has returned to her
residence near NcGonagle's corners and is
working a; the Smith farm.
Mrs. |. II ). Steere has returned from
Providence where She has been for medical
treatment, bat she is still in very poor
health.
Many from here attended the AIdreh
auction at Saundcrsville on Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Oa,ley Of East Killingly
is the CUES, Of her aged sister, MI Ellen
Cory.
pr. Smith Is having his house repaired
ames a. King has been making repairs
to the Turner place.
A. 5. Williams, who has becnbcen elected
state evangelist of the Advent dcnomina-
ton, will sever his pastoral relations with
the North Seiuatc church next month.
lie is now conducting revival services at
Plymouth, Mas
Caleb !. Atwood mas retained from the
hospital.
George y. Nicklin has moved from the
DasicI Burlingamc place to the Ycaw farm.
Chas. II. Page lr., has recovered from
an attack Of pneumonia and is able to at
tend to his poultry business.
Edward Austin has erected new fence
at the Oliver ID. Hall place.
Ira Hill has moved from Ashland to the
Aldrich place.
An extensive piece Of wall is being built
on the main road leading to the b. Z.
Smith estate.
Lcsndcr L. Cole has severed his con-
ncciion at the Smith farm and expects TO
remove TO Connecticut.
Mrs. Ida Madden Of IIebrouville is visit.
ING her sister, Mrs. Henry Burgess.
Mrs Mary Frecloye Of Clarence street,
Arlington, and son, Vernon lrcelove, hsye
been visiting her uncle, w. b. Davis
Henry Bartlett is building new grape
arbor for the Mary Bishop place,
Elder Damon spoke Sunday afternoon
a, the Advent chape'
Wedding bells Nh James Rooney and
Miss Estellc Platter are receiving bes,
wishes.
Nellie Hurley, Gertrude Lowell, Efhe
Curtis, Eva Stone, Florence Donley, Arthnr
Seymour and Mrs. Mary Hurley attended
Easter services Sunday a, St, Mary's church
Providence.
Peter Seymour added 81 Plymouth Rocks
to his poultry farm this week. They were
! purchased at the Aldrich farm sale Ed
ward Austin and Allen Bishop are working
for Ellery Hall building poultry house on
Mr. Seymour's premises.
Asahel Hopkins has a large assort
ment of wagons and carriages, both new
and second hand vehicles, which will
repay your inspection il you desire TO
purchase. Shop at Saundersvillc.
7. O address North Scituatc
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Parker have moved
into Amasa Pot,cr's tenement
Chester Smith has been confined to his
home by illness this week.
VIM. Spcncer's little son has been i'll.
Fred C. Carr has taken position in the
Sctua'e Public Market. Fred is genial
good fellow, and has lo's Of friends.
Mr., L. +. Hopkins has been entertain.
ing her niece from GrcenyiIlc this week.
a May breakfast, dinner and supper will
be served on Monday in Social Hall by the
Ladies Aid Society.
4 full line Of paints, oils and varush also
wall paper, hardware, and garden, field and
flower seeds al ". NJ Bu5wclls
The sti,uata Public Marke, is .eIling
prunes &C per h., 7 lbs for 25c. Bananas
/ &C. dozen and mp.
a prayer meeting will be held at I. A.
Baiiey's next Sunday.
Mr. and Mr.. Car LindeI and family
Of Elmwood K. T. we're the guests Of Mrs.
VIM. Buriiugame, her sister, Of this place.
Sunday April ..
The boys of The Penccos,al Collegiate
Institute have been having very delightful
times for The past week or so going spearing
nights after sucker, which line the brooks
flowing with Mosaanscu' Lake. II isncw
spor. Tor SOM and their shouts and yells
T cause bit Of confusion when a number Of
nice largl fish arc seen.
GO at once and get bottle of Dr.
Hough's Blood Purifier. The best
spring medicine II will build and
brace yon up
/ Parlor Pride Stove Polish