The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-04-05
NORTH SCITUATE

Thomas Thornton of Pawtucket spent
Sunday here
1t is said that Mrs. McEwen has sold
the Randall Farm.
:, The public schools close to-day for
two weeks vacation,
John A. Bennett has lately had some
repairs made at his residence.
Earl b. Arnold of the Harvard Law
School, spent Sunday in town.
w. F. Angel has completed some ex-
tensve repairs TO his residence.
Herbert Potter left on Monday to attend
boarding school at Hebron, Me.
A number from this section attended an
auction at Harmony last Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Gideon Phillips on Thursday of last week.
Miss Hope Gerstenlauer is spending
her vacation with her parents in this place
MIR. and Mrs Charles A. Stone visited
relatives in Auburn, few days last week
Mrs. Edward Hughes entertained her
sister, Mrs. Warner, of Providence on Sun
day.
Nils Tyring is having a garage con-
structed to shelter his new Ford touring
car.
Joseph Benoit and family, has moved
into a tenement, belonging to Mrs. Maria
Simmons.
The Misses Clara and Lille Williams
are attending the St. Frances Seminary in
Providence
The Library Needle Club met with Miss
Lena Wilbur, of South Scituate on Mon
day afternoon.
A regular meeting of the Free Baptist
Church Corporation will be held next
Monday evening.
Mr.. Benjamin r. Boss and family, have
arrived safely in Tulare County, Calf
where they expect to reside.
1t is rumored that Mr.. c. II. Page Jr.,
has leased the Overlook Farm in Johnston
and will take up his residence there.
Dexter G.. Phillips, who has been i'll
for some weeks, S able to be out this
week for the first time since his illness
1t is understood that the "Elmcliffe
Farm" belonging to Mrs. Charles Peck
ham, has been sold to Robert Levin of
Providence.
Services at the Advent Church next
Sunday. Preaching at 80. Easter SER
mon. "The Resurrection Of the Dead,
Christianity only Hope of Future Life
Special singing. Evening preaching at
7.4s. Subject-"The Invincible Gospel
The first North Scituate Troop of X. l.
Boy Scouts held their weekly meeting last
Friday evening with the usual good attend
ance. Special communications from head
quarters were discussed and a short lecture
on First Aid work was given by the Scout
master. Refreshments were donated by
the North Sctuate Life Saving Corps
North Sctu,te Grange, No. SO, P. of II.
held notable meeting on Wednesday
evening at its regular meeting place, the
Cleaners Chapel. Fourteen candidates
received the first degree. Visitors were
present from Chepachet, Greenvlle,
Laurel, South Scituate, Central and other
oranges. State Deputy Richard NJ
Bowen was present and gave an excellent
and inspiring address. There were also
addresses by some Of the visiting grangers.
The Pentecosta Church of the Nazarene
will hold its services Sunday in the Con.
gregatonal Church. Glass Meeting at
o45. Preaching, 10 IS Sunday school,
I2.Is. The congregation have increased
to that extent that it is impossible to &C
comm odate them in the Pentecostal Church.
There has been a steady increase in inter
est aud congregations in the past two
years. The church is grateful for accom-
mediation at this time granted by tn. Con-
erepational people. It is hoped that Mr.,
Jones will remain the coming year as
pastor of the Pentecostal Church. This is
the uu Unanimous expression Of the community.
The sad news Of the death Of Cyrus Be ss
of Detroit, Michigan, was received by
his brothers, who live in the Trimtown
Distr ct on Tuesday MIR. Boss died on
Monday, after brief illness. He had
been A resident of Detroit for about thirty
years. He studied law in that city, was
admitted to the Michigan bar, but practis-
ed law for a short time, when he turned
his attention to banking and become assis-
tant cashier OF the Detroit Savings Bank
and several years ago become cashier OF
the Institution. lie leaves widow and
two children, three brothers, Willis w.
and Fred of S-ituste, and Benjamin r.
who recently left for California.
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