The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-30
NORTH scITUATE


ypresent were Mrs. William Johnson
and George Berkander of Providence,
Miss Mabel Tucker of East Greenwich,
and Miss Florence Cropo of FAN River.
Clifford Card is taking q correspond.
ence course in advertising writing.
The best fertilizers for sale at the
Olneyville Hay and Grain Co, Man
ton avenue.
Walter Cooke has gone TO Maine
where he has secured position.
Repairs are in progress at the Owen
Homestead.
A member of the NJ. +. Conference
was the speaker at the Holiness
Church on Sunday.
The snow has practically said good.
bye-it is hoped for the season.
1t is understood that John Davis
will remove to the Galian place
Miss Florence Tucker has entered
the employ of the Providence Tcle-
phone Co.
Harry Fiske is visiting relatives in
Troy. y. Y.
It is expected that Governor Utter
will speak in the Baptist Church ON
Sunday, April Sth.
Miss Hattie Davis, who has been
visiting here for some weeks, has re
turned TO her home at Westervielt,
\. y.
William Salisbury has moved TO the
home Of his son, Marshall Salisbury
near Sandersville.
The erection of an addition TO the
mill is being considered.
Mrs Charles Tucker has been suf-
fering from neuralgia Of the eye.
Preparations are being made to in
stall a new boiler at the mill.
Rev. +. Il. CasWell of Cambridge
Mass, occupied the pulpit OF the Bap-
tist Church last Sunday. He was
most cordially greeted by his old par
! ishOners.
For auction posters and milk bills
try the job printing Office of the
Times, Olneyville.
A black bass weighing over four
pounds was caught through the ice at
MOswausicut Lake on Sunday.
Don't forget that w. NJ. Buswell is
carrying a fine line OF wall papers.
A regular session Of Scituate Chap
ter was held last Saturday evening.
Two candidates were initiated.
Revival services are being held at
the Baptist Church at East Killingly.
Rev Walter Greene, well-knOwn here,
is the pastor,
Tyler Bennett Of the annexed dis
trict is known far and near as a buyer
Of calves. Recently he purchased a
fine specimen Of future veal of a
Scituate farmer, and being busy with
affairs at home he delegated two
young lady neighbOrs the pleasant
task Of conveying the animal from the
farm to Killingly street The yOunG
ladies took the trip to Scituate in an
open buggy and got along finely until
the calf was loaded into the buggy
and the home run began. Then their
! troubles began also, as the calf evi-
IDENTIFY preferred a rural life to a city
death, and insisted on getting out Of
the team, and as it weighed something
| like a hundred pounds the task Of lift
ling it back was no light, especially as
! it was a decidedly live weight. The
calf fell out Of the wagon three times
before the home trip was accom-
plished, and by that time it would
! be difficult to find two more tired or
disguested young ladies in seven
| states.
The entertainment and supper given
lby class No of the Baptist Sunday
|
| great success. The residence Of w. 4.
Randall, where the affair was held.
was fairly crowded. The chicken
supper which was served received a
most favorable verdict, and the sale
| of cake, ice cream and homemade
Icandy only ceased when the stock was
| exhausted. Lieutenant Governor Jack
| son, who was expected, was unable to
4 Il, hat 1,fl IL
good by Rev. r. II. Caswell. a former
pastor of the Church, who gave a most
| Interesting address, and was warmly
greeted by his former parishioncrs. A
musical and literary program was
given by several ladies from Paw
tucket and Mrs. Henry Turner, Mrs
T. X. Winsor and Miss Rose Sebille of
! lGreenville taking part. Over forty
people from Pawtucket were present.
coming in a special car over sixty
dollars was netted, which will be used
| for church purposes. Mr.. Thomas
Thornton and the members Of his
| class were the recipients Of many con
gratulations.
Warren S. Ballou. a former resident
OF Scituate, died at his home I'm Provi-
dence on Sunday. The deceased W.
| SUI Ol " dIItN BdlIDu. WHO CDl-
! Quoted the store now owend by Smith
| Bros. from 1893 to 1872, when Il was
sold TO Israel Randall Mr. Ballou
/ worked for a number OF years in this
store as clerk for his father. After
the sale of the store he went TO Provi-
dence and entered the employ Of VIII
liam a. Harris. the lumber dealer. in
the capacity Of bookkeeper. He re-
]
years ago. when he entered the en-
ploy OF G. p. Darling G. Co, the box
manufacturers. He was twice mar.
ried, his first wife being Miss Bowen.
a sister Of Dr.. Bowen. formerly Of
Rockland She died many years ago.
and Mr.. BallOu married for his second
wife Miss Mary a. Tucker. a resident
OF Scituate. She and several children
survive him. The funeral services
were held on Thursday.