The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-04-19
NORTH SCITUATE

Miss Lizzie Boss is confined to her home
by illness.
Nathaniel Hopkins of this place, has re-
moved 10 Rocklaud
William Spencer has removed to the
Byron Hopkins place.
Rev. II. R. Jones spent a part Of this
week in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been veryill with
pneumonia, is improving.
Mrs. Henry o. Wheeler, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
DR.. II. w. Smith is making some i'm
proyements at his residence.
Mrs. John Paulding visited relatives in
Boston, Mass, the past week,
North Scituate Grange held a regular
meeting on Wednesday evening.
w. S. Tinkham, who has been confined
to his home by illness, is improving.
w. F. Angel is making some repairs to
the State Road near the Foster line.
One of Varnum Steere's horses was quite
badly injured on Wednesday afternoon
Philip Shippe has sold some land near
the Johnson Farm to Providence parties.
The Library Needle Club met with Mrs,
Shafer, of South Scituate on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. r. L. Ford OF New York, is visit
ing at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
d. Wright.
A union service will be held at the Con-
gregational Church on Sunday at
Io.4S a. III.
Earle B. Arnold of the Harvard Law
School, is spending the Easter vacation at
his home here.
1t is understood that Byron l. Hop
kins will assume charge OF b. +. Smiths
boarding house.
A union young peoples service will be
held on Sunday evening at o'clock at the
Baptist Church.
The funeral Of Mrs Annie NJ Atwood
took place at the Smithville Cemetery yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. Spaulding and family, will soon re-
move to the Steere place in Glocester,
which he has purchased.
1t is stated that b. F. Boss and family,
who recently went to California, expects
to return at an early date.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church will hold supper this evening at
the residence of w. J Boss.
Work is nearly completed on the new
piazza at E. F. Spicer's summer boarding
house at the Old Bank Village.
Rev. J, T. Meehan will speak at the
Advent Church at go p. III. Sunday on
"a Ship whose Passengers were Assured
of Safe Voyage"
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Arnold, wife Of James B.
Arnold, died in Providence last Saturday,
was in former years summer guest at the
Angel Homestead.
The Glenford Band gave a fine concert
and entertainment at the Congregational
Church last Friday evening There was
an excellent attendance.
An auto truck belonging TO the Arling-
ton Grain Co. was run into ditch near
Barber's Switch on Wednesday and cap
sized with load of grain.
Harry Fiske, who is state agent for the
Gray engine, recently sold one of those
excellent peices of power machinery to
Chapman Brothers, who will use it in the
wood working part of their wagon business.
Dexter Phillips, well known resident
of this rlace, died on Wednesday after
noon, after an illness OF several weeks.
Mr.. Phillips formerly lived in Giocester,
but removed here about a year ago, when
he opened ice cream parlors. lie leaves
a wife.
1t will be Rally Day next Sunday at the
Congregational Church. In the morning
Service, addresses will be made by Rev.
c. +. Roper of Riverpoint, Herbert M.
Clarke, president Of the State Federation
of Congregational Brotherhoods and
MIR. c. II. Lee of Providence. Miss Edith
Hughes Of Providence, will render several
violin solos. A meeting will be held In
the afternoon at ) O'Clock for men and
boys and in the evening a union service 10y
the young people in the Baptist Church.
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