The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-10-11
NORTH SCITUATE

Wofk Is progressing On bllpett DToWus
new cottage on Silk Lane.
Rev. f. F. Hewitt preached at the
Advent Church last Sunday.
Sarah Smell spent wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday visiting friends.
Have your car overhauled and painted
at the Centerdale Garage ADV.
Master Walter Potter of Pocasset, was
the guest of Lewis Eldredge recently.
Mrs. Emsley and son, wifred. spent
sunday visiting friends in Woonsocket.
Everybody speaks in praise of Mr.. NJ.
T. Reynolds work for the Grange Fair.
E. NJ. Spencer, who injured the liga-
ments Of his right leg last week, is getting
along we'll.
Quite number from here expect to at
tend the Grange Fair at Waldron's Cor.
ers tomorrow.
Miss Imogene Winsor received a visit
from her niece, Eta Spencer, recently, at
the Bates Ssnatorum.
+. P. wetherell of Portland, Me-, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Pearce, has returned home.
Miss Edith Eldredge has returned home,
after spending few days at Pawtucket
and Arctic Center with relatives.
Mr.. Harry Quincy and Miss Rose Kane
of Providence, were the guests of Lewis
Eldredge and family for the week end.
Mrs. Charles K. Salisbury, who recently
submitted TO an operation at the East Side
Hospital in Providence. is improving
rapidly aud it is expected that she will be
able TO be removed to her home soon.
The pupils of Saunderville school with
their teacher, Mr.. Stephen B. Chapman
are working hard for the success of their
Chicken Supper, which is to be held FRI
day, October 18th at Mrs. Everett Barden's.
A resident of The Bungy" section in
formed TIMES reporter the other day
that in his opinion, the Scituate road sur
veyos have forgotteni that the "Bungy
Road" was in the town or on the map.
II also went on to say that though, there
might have been some work put on the
road within the last century, that there is
nothing to indicate it.
M. I. Reynolds, chairman Of the North
Scituate Grange Fair Committee wishes
TO extend thanks to all that so kindly as
sisted in making the fair a success. Many
outside of the home grange rendered valu
able assistance, which was greatly ap-
preciated. lie also wishes to personally
thank those who have SO kindly sent ex.
pressions of appreciation as to the manner
in which the whole affair was managed.
Members of the Rhode Island Press
Club aud guests to the number OF thirty,
dined at the "Elmdale" last Saturday.
The occasion was a quarterly meeting Of
the club and one of its ladies' days.
Those in attendance enjoyed the trip very
uluIug do udJ "ao pCiiN1i ohC anu
everything was done by mine Host"
Spicer and his wife to make the stay at
''Elmdale" pleasant one. A short busi-
ness session was held at which Ii. II. Will
der OF the "Warren Gazette" was elected
to membership A stroll in the woods and
fields filled the balance of the fine
October afternoon. Among those present
were: Ex-Governor ID. Russell Brown,
A. b. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Ham
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grieve, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carroll, DIR. J. G. Webb,
Miss Annie Hazard, Mrs. Baldwin, J.
Waldo Carpenter, Mrs. DIR. Church, Mrs.
Frank Dimond, Mrs. N. l.. Lake, Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Morris, John GillieS, Miss
Gilies, w. b. Streeter, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Frost, Mrs Johnson, J. K. Gobeille, +.
NJ Dimond, Mrs. Dimond and Mr.. and
Mrs. K. F. Sibley. A picture Of the COM
pany was taken by A. A Hopkins OF
Ashland.