The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-04-16
NORTH SCITUATE

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Hospital.
Sidney Adams has removed to the
Scranton place.
Mrs. d. V. Corey has returned from a
stay in Providence.
The Colonial Paint is for sale at Spen-
GERS General Store.
Newman Miller, who has been very sick,
is rapidly improving.
Contractor Steere began work on the
state road this week.
The spring term of the Pentecostal lnsti'
tute began on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett are expect
ed home soon from the South.
The annual meeting Of the Smithville
Cemetery was held on Monday.
The Congregational Society have pur-
chased some new singing books.
1t is understood that the Kerukian Club
is look9g for permanent quarters.
The Glenford Band will play at
Grange entertainment on April 27th.
Ernest Reynolds has entered the employ
of the North Scituate Home Bakery.
II. w. Hewitt has taken position with
the Massachusetts, Collection Agency.
The Glenford Band serenaded Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Brown on Monday evening.
Frank Randall, the undertaken, has had
telephone installed at his place of busi-
ness.
Wall paper and curtains, summer under
wear and Oxford shoes at G.. NJ. ID
Wrighrs
An auction sale Of personal property
was held at the Tompkins Fenner place on
Tuesday.
The Library Needle Club will meet
Monday with Mrs Stephen Atwood as
hostess.
Tompkins Fenner, for many years a resi-
dent of this section, is now living with his
son at Olneyvile
The Ladies' Aid Society served a supper
| in the vestry of the Baptist Church on
Thursday evening.
DR.. Wiliam II. Bowen Of Providence pre-
sented this week valuable set Of books 10
the public library
The funeral Of Miss Emmeline Austin
was solemnizcd at the Advent Church on
/ Friday OF last week.
Mis-. T. Smith gave an interesting ad-
dress at the Advent Church on Thursday
evening of last week.
Abram Ashworth, former rnSident Of
this section, is recovering from broken
wrist received from a fall.
1t is stated that the International Canoe
meeting for 1909 will be held at Moswausi-
cut on the 29th, goth and 3Ist of May.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
library will be given at the Congregational
! Church, Saturday evening Of next week.
c. II. Page Jr. was the winning lawyer
in The case Of Knight VS. Worden recently
tried in the Superior Court at Providence
The Providence and Danielson Railroad
Company have had gang OF men at work
lowering the rails of their track on Main
street.
Henry w Hall, well known here, has
Just received another four years contract
for carrying the mails between Harmony
and Centerdale.
Mrs. Jane Angel of Olneyvile and Mrs.
Clarence Angel and Miss Dorothy Angel
of Providence were the guests Of Mrs.
Samuel Flske on Tuesday.
Rev Gideon Burgess of the Darlington
Congregational Church, Pawtucket, spoke
at the Congregational Church last Sunday
afternoon. There was an excellent musi-
cal program given.
S.eere & Benoit have purchased the
Pine Ridge Camp property, which has not
been used as a consumptive camp since last
fall. 1t is understoodth It the purchasers
will use the place for a poultry farm.
Thomas Snel's oIst birthday was OBJ
served on Thursday of last week. Quite a
number of friends called during the day,
and Mr.. Smell was the recipient Of a num-
Der Of gifts. lie is in excellent health and
bids fair to reach the century mark.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brown returned
from their wedding trip on Sunday and
have begun house keeping in the Samuel
Fiske place On Monday evening they
we're presented with a very handsome
rocker by the proprietor and clerks q the
Sctuate Public Market, where Mr. Brown
is employed.
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