The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-10
NORTH SCITUATE

mere recently.
Mrs. Abby May Peckham visited the
farm on Sunday
DR.. Clara Bennett of Providence spent
Sunday in town.
DR.. w. II. Bowen of Providence was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson entertained
friends on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Perry and family hive re-
moved TO Greenville.
The Thimble Club will met on Monday
with Mollie +. Owen.
Another fine house is to be erected on
the Charles Hall place.
Loring King caught string of thirteen
very handsome trout last week.
E. NJ. Spencer has begun to dig cellar
for new house on Silk Lane.
Reasonable prices for job printing at the
TINES office, Olneyvile Square.
David c. Chapman is having a piazza
added to his house on Main street.
Mrs. Ruth Smith has been the guest o
Mrs. Walter Hatch OF Providence this week
The Wayside Cleaners served a variety
supper at their chapel on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Ruth Boss and Miss Bertha Duston
are at Washington, d. C., on a vacation
trip
Elose Smith of Boston is spending Eas-
ter vacation with her grandmother, Mrs.
Cole
A baker from Olneyville has entered the
employ Of the North Scituate Home Ba-
kerry.
Walter Angel and family have hired
tenement in the Shawcross house at Trim
town.
Mrs. Cynthia Leavitt of Auburn, Me-.
visited the family of Rev. Mr.. Duston, last
week.
1t is understoon that Samuel Fiske is in
tending to erect a house here in the near
future.
There will be a service at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday at ) o'clock.
Special music.
Mrs. A. +. Kenyon has gone to her
home in Lowell, after nine months stay
with her mother.
The funeral OF Rebecca A. Austin Of
Foster was held at the Advent Church on
Sunday afternoon.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
give a May breakfast as usual on May Ist,
in the church vestry.
Rev r. l.. Duston will speak next Sun
day eAening on "The Existence of God;
how do we know it2"
Devotional services will be held every
evening except Saturday, during Holy
| Week at the Baptist church.
A fire ragged for a time Tuesday afternoon
on woodland belonging to McGonigle
Brothers and William Bowen.
Charles Smith of Ashland has some fash.
light pictures of the "Old Folks Concert"
ON sale at G. NJ. ID. Wright's store.
1t is rumored that the Austin place near
the head Of Moswansicut Lake has been
sold to Mrs. Alice Porter of Providence.
The annual meeting of the Smithvie
Cemetery Association will be held on Tues
day afternoon OF next week in Social Hall.
Mrs. Estella Tucker has removed from
Plainfeld street to her farm near Chopmist.
| Her son, Steven and wife have also re-
moved to a tenement in the same house.
A number from this vicinity attended the
/ Advent conference OF Rhode Island and
Eastern Connecticut held at the Hammond
street church IN Providence on Thursday
of last week.
Spring millinery opening and sale at
DesRoctes', Olneyville Square. Ten Of
the newest styles ladies' straw hats in all
colors 49 cents worth 81. Compare prices
| before you buy
A large number Of relatives and friends
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Austin at the
Advent Church on Sunday. Mrs. Austin
died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer II. Hopkins at South Foster.
Thomas Smell, who Is one of the oldest
residents Of Scituate, reached his goth
birthday on Wednesday. The anniversary
was quietly observed by a number Of rela-
tives and friends calling to pay their res
poets to the aged gentleman.
IIa,ry 4 vtbar of Tobne.o, bss ;re,