The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-09-13
NORTH SCITUATE

The schools here began on Monday.
Mrs Charles Hudson visited friends in
Boston last week.
Robert Crompton and family, have re-
moved to Esmond.
The Pentecostal Institute begins the fall
term next Monday.
Gas is being introduced at John A.
Bennett's residence.
Rev. Jonathan Eldredge preached at the
Advent Church last Sunday.
Mrs. S. b. Atwood is making some inn
provements at her residence.
Miss Lena Edwards of this place, has
taken position at Hillsgrove.
Miss Catherine Dansereau has returned
to her home in Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry Of Portland,
Me, is visiting at Arthur Perry's.
f. II. Steere of Olneyville. is staying a
few weeks at the Angel Homestead.
The personal property of Sarah Wilcox
will be sold at auction on September 2Ist.
Rev. !. III. Meehan is conducting a
series of revival services at Palmer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Tucker go on
vacation trip in Connecticut next week.
Miss Alice Farrow, clerk at the post
Office, is spending her vacation at Button
woods.
w. A. Randall goes to Nashville, Tenn,
this week to attend at the K. +. ID. carriers
convention.
Queen of Sheba Chapter will hold a
regular meeting in Masonic Hall to-mor-
row evening.
d V. Corey will speak at the Advent
Church next Sunday evening on "The
Decline of the Ottoman Empire"
A reception was given Rev, and Mrs,
G. B. Cutler at the Baptist Church par
lors on Thursday evening OF last week.
Miss Helen NJ MsSmith, who has taught
for the past three years in Glocester, is
now teaching at Swansea Center, Mass.
Mrs. Albert Glidden OF Nillbury, Mass.
and Mrs. Abbie Kimball of Pontiac, X. l.,
have been the guests this week of Mrs.
Benjamin Ross.
John Blanchard, w, f Angel, Robert
Kettell, Gilbert Ford and Asahel Peck are
at Watchaug Pond in the South County
this week on a fishing trip.
b. c. Wilson, from the General Mana
gers Office Of the K. A. Strout Farm
Agency of New York, recently made a
tour of inspection of the North Scituate
Agency in charge of NJ. T. Reynolds.
Rev. Charles w. Forster. rector Of st.
James Church, Providence, was a dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Paulding
on Sunday last and Mrs. William Hay
wood of Providence, was guest there on
Monday
Rev. G. B. Cutler, of the Baptist Church
of this place, performed the marriage
ceremony on Tuesday that united Miss
Myrtice, a Tucker of East Greenwich
and Mr.. Lindley Irving Dean of Rockport,
Mass. The marriage took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents at East Green
wich.
October second will be observed as
Governors Day at the North Scituate
Grange Fair. 1t is expected that his Ex.
elency Gov. Pothier and staff will be
present, and that Governor Pothier will
make an address The second day of the
Fair, Thursday will be observed as Child.
rens' Day and Superintendent Potter has
announced that the public schools Of Scitu-
ate will be closed and all the children will
be admitted to the fair free of charge. 1t
is also expected that the schools in the ad-
joining town, Foster and Glocester will
be closed the same day. The Sockanosset
School Boys Band has been engaged for
the fair. Elaborate preparations are being
made in all directions to make a success
Of the fair by the various committees.