The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-09-22
NORTn SCITUATE

Miss Dorothy Boss is teaching the school
at Kent this fall.
Miss Ella Hopkins spent last wsek with
friends in Providence.
Miss Nellie Tyler has been visiting reIa-
tives in Taunton, Mass.
Esther Reynolds has returned to her
home IN Brooklyn, ~ y.
Merritt Smith is attending Technical
High School in Providence.
II very stormy on Thursday, the Grange
fair will take place the next day.
Rev. +. T. Root Of Providence, preach
ed at the Baptist Church last Sunday.
Laurel Grange at Waldron's Four Cor.
ners will hold their Fair, October I2lh.
Mrs Fred Angel is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Walter Battey Of Rockand.
Miss Cora Hopkins spent few days re-
Gently with friends in Plymouth, n, II,
Arthur Brown, who has been living on
the farm, has moved to Pinola Chopmist.
Miss May Wilson, who has been visiting
relatives in Riyerpoint, has returned home.
NJ. 7, Reynolds is filling the silo at l.
G. Spencer's with his gasoline engine out
fit.
There will be no admission fee at the
North Scituate Grange Fair September
2Sth.
James Belcher and family, Of the Trim
town District, have removed to Chattanoga,
Tenn.
The North Scituate base ball team will
play the Howard Hills at Clayville on
Sunday.
Burt Smith, Of Hopkins Mills, has pur-
chased the Mathewson estate at the Old
Mill Village,
Chester Smith has purchased the lot for
merly owned by DR.. Charlotte Arnold, next
to the Library.
Alvers Hopkins and family, moved to
Providence, having leased their farm to
Clarence Baker.
The public schools of Glocester and
Scituate cla- IN the day Of the Grange
Fair, Septe n'c' 2Sth.
A large number Of students have regis
tered for IT,, Ill term at the Pen,ecoslal
Collegiate In itute.
Mrs H. A. Dickson of Cambridge
Mass, has been visiting her daughter, Miss
Annie o. Dickson of this place.
Jesse J Corey is having a bunga ow built
at Peeptoad. Jos. C. Edmundson Of
Oyster Bay, n Y, is doing the work.
The Dr. Bowen estate in the Eagle lis.
trict, has been sold rough the agency of
NJ. 7. Reynolds to a party named Miller.
Several candidates for membership in
the Pentecostal Church were baptised at
Lake Moswanscut on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs John b. Angel and Miss Elizabeth
Ross are teaching the Academy School
this fall and Miss Bertha Duston is in
charge of the Glenford School.
The pastor Of the Advent Church will
speak next Sunday afternoon on "The
Marks Of Man" In the evening his
subject will be Judas Iscarot"
Miss Edith Corey and Miss Florence
Spencer have returned from a visit with
friends in AttleDoro and have resumed
their studies al the Pentecostal Collegiate
Institute,
J. A. Hopkins has purchased the build
ing lot on Main ST., owned by Mr.. c..
Angel, nearly opposite the Burrough's S
place This was one Of the few building
sites left on Main St.
Much interest is centered in the North
Scituate fair, many are wondering what
they can enter of interest, while the man
agement is hoping to have notifications
by sept 25rd OF all entries. Every effort
will be made to give space for everything
that is sent up TO the morning OF the fair
One enterprisiug youth has pumpkin IN
the field that will weigh nearly so pounds
He is nursing the vines with milk and
sweetened water three times a day, prep7r-
ing to win the first prize on pumpkins.
In a certain part of this town, man
was Cauyassing his section, promising 10
carry the exhibits TO the fair himself
where people had no horse,