The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-05-22
NORTH SCITUATE


John Paulding spent Sunday at his home
here.
There are rumors of wedding bells soon
to ring.
Mrs. Eunice Cole is visiting friends in
Harrisville.
Mrs. Cooper and son have removed to
Providence.
Miss Edith Hall is staying with Mrs.
Flora Smith.
Garden tools and seeds, C. NJ. D.wright,
North Scituate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson entertained
friends on Monday.
Wednesday, June 3rd, is Children's
Night at Scituate Grange.
There is new conner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hopkins.
There will be a supper mt Grange Hall
on Friday evening of this week
w. L. Brown attended the Pentecosta
Church convention this week at Lowell.
Rev. Mr.. Hewitt of New Hampshire will
speak at the Advent Church next Sunday.
The state convention Of the Free Baptist
Churches will be h eld here May 25,h and
10th.
John w. Bennett is about to begin the
construction Of an apartment house in Pro-
vidence.
Mr.. Samuel Hopkins and family have
moved into the NJ. o. Pray house in the
Mill Village.
A. +. Wood has opened very neat and
attractive lunch room at his former shoe
store location.
Superintendent J. z. Theilsen of the
Providence and Danielson Railway is
confined to his home by illness.
The Rockland Independents play the
Scituates on the local g. ounds on Saturday
of this week. A good game is expected.
A number of the members of the local
Christian Endeavor Society attended a
meeting at South Scituate, Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. George Trice OF Providence spoke
at the Advent Gissrch on Sunday. A dele
cation OF James c Nichols, Post G.. A. h.
attended the service in body.
A number OF Young people hung May
basket to Miss Hattie Steere, one night
this week and spent very pleasant even
ing at her home at Pine Ridge.
Great fire sale of millinery goods, every
thing sold OF ridcuously low prices.
Genuine bargains, call and see them, c J.
DesRoches, Olneyville Square.
1t was very pleasing last Sabbath to
many to hear Rev. Charles Parker at the
Baptist Church. Mr. Parker speaks won
derfully well, for one Who has passed four
score years
Earle b. Arnold was the recipient Of an
large md handsome May basket also sever
al bags Of fruit, Faday evening. A large
party OF young people, with whom he is
popular, were the donors.
AS was Renerally dhtlClpdleu the toWh
election held on Wednesday went in favor
OF the Democratic candidates. The follow
ing is the result of the balloting: Town
Clerk, II. II. Potter, d, AS; G.. w. Cole,r,
z64; Town Council, w. II. Joslin, d. AL,
NJ. S. Smith, r, 72o; W. F. Angel, d, $50,
w. l.. Round, r, 23I; G.. w. Adams, d,
44e; Fred Arndt, r, 226; A. S. Potter.
$50; II A. Lawton, r, aga; J. A Battey, d.
asa, ii. II. Knight, T, 23o; FIJI. Wilbur,d,
4sS; o. Ii. Arnold, r, 239; A. A. Peck, d,
44o; 1. G Spencer, r, a26. c. A. Capwell
received s7z votes for town treasurer there
being no opposition. For Town Sergeant,
Nathan Colvin received 459 to James
Spencer ala. For Oyerseer Of the Poor,
Leander Hopkins was elected with out op-
position. The following Democratic as
SCISSORS were elected: IA. Battey,Jr, ID.
Phillips. II. w. Barden, G.. J. Remilly, {.
L Smith, w. Z. Comstock and W G.. Col
vim. c. A Capwell was reelected school
committee for three years.