The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
NORTH SCITUATE.

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Mrs. Asahel a. Peck is recovering from
her illness.
W. NJ. Buswell has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Mrs. William A. Randall ha, returned
from visit 10 Lowell.
Fernando King and Mis-, Lillian Adams
visited Seituate friends on SUNDAY,
Willis Boss has been elected superin.
,endent of the Baptist Sunday school.
The principal Of the academy school spent
last Friday visiting school in Warwick
Nh. and Mrs. William Bowen, lrr OF
Arctic, visited relatives here on Sunday.
George Berkhauder Of Providence has
been spending few days at Henry Kings.
Rev Mr. Bearse Of the Holiness church
has been spending his vacation At Cape
Cod.
Il is rumored ,ha, Isaac Yeaw, formerly
located here, Is 20 take an Office in Olney-
Vile.
The Twentieth Century Literary Club
will meet this evening with Miss Mary
Wood
Mr. ann Mr, John Bennett arrived home
this week from Aiken, 5. C., where they
spent the winter.
Several from North Scituatc took I'm the
dramatic entertainment; at Rookland last
Saturday evening.
1t is rnmored that the Goth Century
Literary Club is preparing for another
dramatic entertainment.
Miss Hannah Jordan and Miss Addie
Jordan Of Providence returned Monday from
a visit, among relatives here.
A full line OF field, garden and flower
Seeds at McGlinchey's Hardware store,
o. Plainheld street, OIneyville.
a, a business meeting Of the Baptist
church held last week willis Boss and
John Randall were elected deacons.
Quite a number from this place attended
the reception given by the managers of the
Smithheld market on Thursday evening Of
last week at Grccnvillc.
II. I. Aldrich will sell his live stock and
farming utensils at auction on Saturday
April 25d. It's understood that Mr. Al.
drlch intends also 20 sell his farm.
A brush fire seriously endangered the
buildings on the Charles II. peckam place
last Saturday. It took quite force Of men
to hold the flames back from the buildings.
If YOU want curtains or wall paper,
bone TO I. y Arnold's, Manton Ave,
Irons Block. Shades made to order
Repairing neatly done. We make store
shades, too.
Elder A S. Williams Of the Advent
church Of this place has recently been app
pointed conference evangelist Of the Ad-
yen,ist denomination in the state and will,
j, is understood, enter upon his new duties
at an carly date.
Raymond A. Peck, son Of A. A. Peck,
who is the proud posscssor Of a modest flock
Of bantam poultry, discovered a few day.
ago eleven eggs IN one Of the nests in The
poultry house. Hc is confident in the be.
! lief that Scituatc mas now found rival for
the famous McNally hen.
Farm to be disposed Of At private sale
consisting OF 20 acres OF land, good
dwelling house, new barn % by 10 #.
barn 2S by 90 IT., } hen houses, othe,
buildings and good wells Half mil,
from electric cars. Inquire Of H. b
Aldrich, North Scituate.
The Thornton place on Hopkins ayenu,
just over the border in Johnston which wa.
purchased last fall by Arthur Smith oi
Providence, is being repaired and improved
The house has been put in cxccllen, order
and the other buildings received needed at
teniiou. It's understood that Mr.. Smith
will use It FOR poultry farm.