The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-09-27
The 0lncuVlIIe TlmBS.
NORTH SCITUATE

An auction was held at Social Hall last
Saturday.
Gilbert Brown is building cottage on
Silk Lane.
e c, c. Hall is planning to have cottage
built at his place on the Ashland Road.
Rev. Jonathan Edredge of Glocester,
will speak at the Advent Church next
Sunday.
G. NJ. ID. Wright expects to remove TO
the Cobb cottage on Main street about
October Ist.
Miss Alice T., Potter of Peaced-le, X. l.,
has been the guest of Mr., and Mrs. John
A. Bennett this week.
Everybody's doing it Doing what
Going to the North Seituate Grange Fair,
October and and 3rd 1914.
Miss Matte Smith left here on Thurs
day for trip to Greene, n. Y, where she
will visit for few weeks.
The fall meeting of the Rhode Island
Press Club will he held on Saturday, Octo-
Der Sth at the "Elmda'e", Old Bank.
Mrs. X. L. Ford, who has been visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs, G. NJ. ID.
Wright, has returned to her home in New
York.
w. A Randall returned on Tuesday
from Nashville, Tenn, where he attended
the National Convention of Rural Free
Delivery Carriers.
Rev, G. b. Cutler will preach next Sun
day at Io,4s a. III. at the Baptist Church
on "The Masterfu Servant" Christian
Endeavor meeting at $50 p. IN.
+. NJ. Spencer has ordered an Inter
national auto truck from Lister & Hopkins
of Olneyvile and will use it for the deliv
cry of orders from his store. 1t is expect
ed that the machine will arrive IN a few
days.
The following people are recent guests
at the "Elmdale": II. { Rounds, Mrs.
Charles J, Barker, Miss Eleanor Tickle,
Frank Green and w. f. Lyon of Provi-
dence, P. K. May and {. T. tIoxsie OF
Cranston.
Governor Pothier has accepted an in
vitation TO be present at the North Scitu
ate Grange Fair. It was planned that he
would be there on Thursday, but owing TO
other engagements, he will visit the Fair
on Wednesday, the opening day. The
arrangements for the fair are approaching
completion and everything points TO big
success.
Through the kindness OF Philip Shippee
who gave the use OF his new barn for the
occasion, the Delta Alpha girls Of the
North Scituate Free Baptist Sunday school
gave harvest supper last Saturday even
ing. The supper was followed by a brief
entertainment, composed Of readings aud
music. The affair was very well attended
and it is understood that the Delta Aphas
cleared tidy little sum on their venture.
Work is progressing on the soldiers
monument, which Benjamin Owen in
tends to present to the town Of Scituate,
but the location Of the monument is still
an open question. 1t is understood that
the monument will be ready for delivery
some time in November and before that
time the place for its future home will be
figured out. The little three cornered
plat at North Scituste -Four Corners,
which was in Mr.. Ovens mind as the
proper place for the monument, has been
given up as it was found to be too small
for the purpose. The choice now lies be-
tween an oblong piece of ground, south Of
the Congregational Church, which has also
been looked on a. a possible location for
public library building and a larger lot
at Cards Corners, belonging 10 ~. I.
Angel. II is understood that Mr.. Owen
inclines towards the church lot. In the
meantime the monument is growing IN
beauty and gracefulness, and the question
is still asked where will it be placed.