The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-09-13

Harry z. Fiske is visiting his sister, Mrs
Harry Potter OF Providence.

Harry z. Fiske is visiting his sister, Mrs
Harry Potter OF Providence.
Arthur Duston Of South Framingham
Mass, is visiting his uncle, X. l.. Duston
Mrs. Cora Smith and son, Howard, have
returned from visit to friends in Prov'
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Fisk and daugh
ter of Denver, Colo are visiting their
father, Samuel Fisk.
Mrs. James Warren and Miss Maud War
rem and Mrs. Clara Sweet of Providence
were the guests of Mrs J. f. Pauldng on
Wednesday.
People looking for carriage bargains
should read the J. H.Sutton Carriage Com
pany's advertisement on the last page oi
the TINES.
The pastor of the Free Baptist church
will preach next Sunday morning on True
to Trust. In the evening the first ot
series OF sermons upon. Night Scenes in
Sacred Story. The theme for next Sun
day evening is "Under the Glttering
Stars"
The funeral of Mrs. Georgiana II. Smith,
wife of Benjamin +. Smith, who died on
Friday OF last week was solemnized on
Monday at the Congregational church,
which the deceased attended in her girl
hood days. The services were conducted
by Rev. X. l.. Duston, Of this place and
Rev. Edward l.. Barney of Pawtucket and
were attended by large number OF friends,
many coming from Pawtucket. The floral
offerings were many; handsome pieces be-
ng sent by the b. f. Smith Company's
employees. the Pawtucket Savings Bank and
the Scituate Public Library. The burial
was in the Smithville cemetery.
Thomas W. ID. Simmons, one OF North
Scituate's best known residents, died sud
denly of heart trouble in Providence on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Simmons has
been in poor health for some time and dis
posed of his teaming business severrl
months ago for that reason. lie had re-
sided in Scituate most OF his life and for
years did a freighting business between
this place and Providence. lie was also
dealer in grain. He was veteran oil the
Civil War, having served in one OF the
Rhode Island batteries. He was also well
known in Masonic circles and was a mem
Der of Temple Lodge of Greenville and
Scituate Chapter. The funeral services
will be held today in the Congregational
church.
The annual meeting of the Scituatc Pub
lie Library Association was held Tuesday
evening, President, X. i. Dnston, presid-
ing The following business was transacted
Reports of the Librarian, Treasurer, Secrc-
tary and Board of Trustees. On motion Of
DIR. Arnold a committee of three was ap.
pointed by the chairman to nominate Off
GERS for the ensuing year. This report was
adopted and the following officers elected:
President, X. l.. Duston.
Vice President, M. +. Smith.
Secretary, Ruth NJ. Smith.
Treasurer, Thomas Thornton.
Board Of Trustees, +. II. Allen, Charles
Il. Salisbury, Abby NJ. Peckham, Mary +.
Owen.
Membership Committee, Lucy Allen, DIR
Charlotte +. 6. Arnold, Anna Thielson,
Lena Wilbur.
Edith Rhodes and Alice Farrow were
elected members. Resolutions on the death
of Charles III. Peckham, trustee of the
Association were presented by DIR. Bernard
Arnold. Resolutions on the death of Mrs.
Il. +. Smith, vice president, were presented
by Charles +. Salisbury. Twenty-thrcc
members we've present at the meeting
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