The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-11-22
NORTH SCITUATE


for a short visit
seituate Chapter will meet on Saturday,
November goth.
There was quite heavy riding on the
e'ectrics on Sunday.
son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Spencer
All kinds Of job printing at the TINES
Office, Oneyville Square.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwaad Clarke has re-
moved to Providence.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs James
Green last Thursday.
William Smith and sister, Ida, visited
friends in Putnam last week.
Fred Angel has moved in'o his new
home, the William DAVIS place.
Mrs. S. A Owen of Olneyville visited
North Scituate friends this week
Thomas Thornton and family will re-
move to Pawtucket next week.
Town Clerk II. II. Potter has been in
! New York this week on a business trip
North Scituate has quite a number Of
depos,ors in the Union Trust Company.
Mrs. Esther Hopkins has been visiting
her niece, Mrs Ella Wilson, the past week.
The Grange will meet on the first and
thrdWednesday evenings of each month
l.. ID. Peavey of Maiden, Mass, preach
ed at he Pentecostal Church last Sunday
The Providence Telephone Company has
number OF new subscribers in this sec
ton.
George Perkhander of Providence was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry King
on sunday.
Joseph Smith, clerk at Smith Bros. store
has been suffering with an abscess on his
right hand
J w. w. Fiske returned last week from
a hunting trip i'll Maine, where he shot
three deer.
! Miss Mary Saunders has closed her sum
mer home at Scituate and returned TO
| Mansfield for the winter
1t is stated that Everett Adams has Sc
vered his connection with the Providence
and Danielson Railway.
w. II. Kenyon of Ansonia, Conn, has
leased the Elmer Angel place. Mr.. An
| CELL will removeto Providence.
1t is understood that Ernest NJ. Spencer
nas purchased lot of land oil silk Lane
and will build house there.
Mrs. Maud Kenyon is expected to re-
turn here this week, from the hospital
wher she has been for some time.
Miss Mary +. Owen will hold cake
and candy sale at her residence, Decem-
ber 18th for the benefit of the Free Lii
brary
Il. IL Horton, who died recently in East
. Providence, was formerly boss farmer at the
4 mcIlfe Farm OF the late Charles IL
! Pockham
There will be musical recital in the
Baptist church Thanksgiving evening by
the Dung people Of the village. All are
welcome.
Mrs. William Fisher and her son, Viii
liam Fisher ami Mrs. Leveck OF Provi-
dence spent the day with Mrs. Abbie
Leach on Sunday last.
The new grange in the Eagle district
began with the largest list of charter
members of any grange that has ever
been organized in this state.
Hats Trimmed for IS cents. Desroches
dren's hats for IS cents. Desroches, One,
vile Square, opposite the theatre
There was birthday gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Eleazur Bellows,
Old Bank Village, last Saturday. The
occasion was the S7th birthday of Mr.
Bellows.
Nrs John +. raulding entertained a
number Of friends from Providence this
week. Among the number were Mrs.
Edwin A. Smith, Miss Rachel Smith,
Mrs. Cyril A. Babcock, Mrs. Henry c.
Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren Jr
and Mrs. Clara sweet.
The following new books we're added to
the library recently:
Historic Buildings Of America, Singleton
Lads and Lassies Of O!her Days, Prue
Birth of the Nation, jamestown, Pryor
Panama, lsthmus and Canal, Lindsey
Recollections Of Thirteen Presidents, Wise
Indian Boyhood, Eastman
Up From Slavery, Washington
Real Soldiers Of Fortune, Davis
Power OF Personality, Warden
Paths to Power, Gunsau
Poems of I. Is. Aldrich, Eugene Field
Paul l.. Dunbar and CaIleton
Outdoor BOOK for Boys, Adams
! Iegends tyery Child should Know Mable