The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-04-26
NORTH SCITUATE

6 NJ. ID. Wright has large stock OF
wall paper at low prices.
Miss Bertha Duston visited her cousin
in Massachusetts, last week.
Charles A Potter has been in New York
this week on business trip
A number from here attended the Pen
ney auction at Clayville on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca Kettell entertain
ed friends from Pawtucket on Sunday
Miss Edith A. Hughes rendered violin
solos at the Congregational Church on
Sunday.
Elder William Durfee of Oaklawn, will
speak at the Advent Church next Sunday
at I.3o p. IN.
E. F. Pratt, the we'll known Olneyville
cigar manufacturer, was here Monday on
a business trip.
II is understood that North Scituate will
be represented by a good ball team the
coming season.
George A. Sharpe is making some ex
tensive improvements TO the Page estate,
which he purchased last year.
The funeral Of Dexter G. Phillips was
held last Saturday at the home of his sister,
Mrs, A. T. Glover i'll Providence.
Rev. II. X. Jones of the Pentscostal
Church, conducted the funeral services of
Mrs. Caroline Wells at Clayvie on Sun
day.
There was an excellent attendance at the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
meeting at the Congregational Church on
Sunday.
1t is understood that D. II. Remington
expectsto make some Improvements TO
his property here, known as the RED
House"
Quite an amount of personal property
was sold at auction to day at the Charles
Peckham place. The farm was recently
sold at private sale.
Covenant Lodge, l. o. o. F. of Ashland,
Lafayette Lodge Of Clayvile and several
Rebekah Lodges will attend the morning
service at the Free Baptist Church next
Sunday in body.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free
Baptist Church will give May dinner and
supper on Wednesday Of next week in the
church parlors. There will be an enter
tainment in the evening
The next meeting of North Scituate
Grange will be held on Wednesday even
ing. May 1st at the Cleaners Chapel
Th. subject, "What insects are the friends
or foes of the farmer, and how can they
be recognized2"
William F Angel is not candidate
for reelection to a place on the Town
Council this year. Mr.. Angel has been
president Of the Council for the past four
or eve years md has filled the office in
very satisfactory manner.
Louis g. Ilohler of this place, has been
nominated by the Scituate Democrats as
member of the Town Council. Mr. Hoh-
Ter is known 10 be practical man OF
aft ,irs, whose excellent judgment will be
of advantage to the town in case he is
elected, which seems likely. For the mem.
her of the board of assessors to be elected
at The coming town meeting for three years,
the Democrats have named Manuel
Williams. Mr.. Williams is successfu
manufacturing jeweler, whose business is
IN Providence, but who has become an all
& ta IIe
should make a valuable member of the
board if elected. That men of MI. vii
liams calbre are willing to serve as off,
cials, speaks well for their interest Ill the
towns welfare.
Nearly two hundred and fifty people
attended the union service at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening. This was under
the direction of the Congregational State
Brotherhood. Mr.. Charles NJ. Lee Of
Providence and Mr.. Herbert Clarke Of
Riverpoint, were the speakers. the local
pastors, each making short addresses.
The music was under the direction OF Rev.
II. Jones of the Pentecostal Church
The orchestra from the Institute, accom-
panied large chorus. A mixed quartette,
consisting Of Mrs. Emmie Potter, Miss
Bertha Duston. Mr. Earle b. Arnold and
Mr.. Stephen Chapman rendered Tin
Heavenly love abiding" aud a qusrtette,
composed of Messrs Campbell, ID. .. Cap
man, Louis Keeler and X. r. Rockwell
rendered "The Old waysde Cross" Mrs.
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