The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-18
NORTH SCITUATE

Charles Carroll Of Summit, was in town
Saturday
Mrs f. ]. Dark is visiting relatives at
Somerset, Mass.
II. w, Olney has taken a position with
A. L Barber x sons.
Mrs. Hubbard is suffering from an at
tack Of blood poisoning.
Mrs. David O. Chapman is visiting rela-
tives "down the river" this week.
North Sctuate Grange will hold lawn
party in Spau'ding's Orchard ,hi, evening
Harold Rounds ol Maiden, Mass who
has been visiting here, has returned home.
Rev. Gideon Burgess spoke at the Con-
gregational Church last Sunday af ernoon.
Miss Bessie Olney hiss taken "a posit o.
with the Geo. W. Parks Co, of Providence.
Mr., James Forsy'he Of Providence is
stopping at Mrs, McEaeu's ON Hartford
Pike.
Miss Emma Smell and Mrs Rebecca
Niles spen Sunday with friends at Edge
wood.
A number from here ATTENDED The annual
clam bake at the North Foster Church,
yesterday.
Miss May Frcker Of Providence who
has been visiting relatives here, returned
home on Monday.
Nj and Mrs X l.. Paine Of Los
Angeles, Cal are the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Char es Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Iapgood Of Leo
minster Mass are the guests Of Ms. B.
ID Hopkins this " eek.
The Scitua'e Public Mart-t has some
thing to eay about Roger Williams Flour in
our advertising column 'hi, week.
1t is understood that work is s'ou to be-
gin on straigh,cning the Providence *
Dauiers,n Il, R., between North scituatc
and Rocklaud.
George and Thomas Allen, WHO were in
jured in a runaway accident at The city
Line last Friday, are slowly recovering
from their injuries
Mr.. and Mrs. +. = Chase aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hume, who have been oc-
cupying the Tate-il-Fasy- Camp, have re-
turned to Providence.
Providence County Pomona Gro"ga viii
meet at No,wan-icut Lake on Wcdues-
day, September OH. The meeting will be
held at IIohler's Casino,
Rev. J. II Meetan will peak Sunday at
the Advent Church on "hrist Crowded
out and the Result" In the evening his
subject will be Human De,tuv."
The North Sci'uate ball team sustained
the second defeat Of the season and The
first on the home grounds on Sunday,
when it lost game to the Providence
Independents by a score OF 5 TO ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Tucker and
Mrs. Sadie Marsh Of this place, and Mrs
Joseph Burch1ri Of Woo0socke', leave on
Monday to attend the National Ecamp
ment, G. A. x. at Rochester, Y. Y.
John Deuahy, Of ths Metropolitan In
surance office # Providence, who recently
spent his vacation at Whipple's Hotel,
established quite a reputation in this sec
ton as a truthful and successful fisherman.
Quite delegation from MosNanscut
Tent, No T. knights OF the Naccabees.
enjoyed a fishing trip down the Bay, Sat
urday night and Sunday. One of the party
caught an eel that weighed I2'l lbs and
measured 4 feet and 4 inches,
The Scituare Od Home Day ce'ebration,
which tool place ON Wednesday, proved
to be one Of the most successful. ever held
here. The weather was perfect and a
large number Of people ayailed them
selves Of the opportunity TO renew old
friendships and many TO visit the sceuce
Of their form residence The Provi-
dence & Daniel.on cars brought large
crowds from the city and from the villages
in the western part Of the tate aud many
came in teams aud automobiles. very
excellent clambske was served from 1880
to 80, after which program of liteuary
exercises was given IN the Congregational
Church. Hen. Rosewell b. BuIchaud and
former Governor Charles Dean Kimball
gave ADDRESSES and the Glenford Comet
Band discoursed some excellent music
The affair was under the auspices of the
Baptist Church and the details were look
ed out for by an efficient committee Of
which Daniel A. Clarke was chairman.