The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-03
NORTH SCITUATE

G. NJ. ID. Wright's house is now lighted
by gas.
G. NJ. d. Wright has splendid assort-
ment of wall paper.
Trout fishermen have been quite numer-
Gus in this section of late.
The Library Needle Club will meet May
18th with Mrs. w. F. Angel.
William NJ. Burlingsme is making some
improvements about his place.
1t is rumored that Adler Hopkins has
sold his farm in the west part of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Hoxsie of Trim
town are soon TO remove to Milton, Mass.
A number from this place attended the
l.. b. Steere auction in Glocestsr on Mon.
day.
James A. Hopkins will soon begin the
building Of two cottages near Institute
Lane.
Frank Hopkins of Saundersville has pur-
chased an engine and boiler of J. A..
Hopkins.
Z. F. Spcer has nearly completed the
Improvements to his house at the Old
Bank Village.
Mrs. Phillips is continuing the ice cream
business, formerly conducted by the late
Dexter Phillips
Mrs. J. M. Peters and daughter, OF
Providence, visited with Mrs Edward
hughes recently.
Benjamin Boss and family, who have
just returned from California, are staying
at his brothers's, +. J. Boss at Trimtown
Mrs. David Mattley Mrs. Maggie Fiske
Miss Bessie Clark and Miss Susie Bryant,
of Arctic, spent Sunday with Mrs. +. d.
Cole.
A meeting Of North Scituate Grange was
held on Wednesday evening. A discus
sion was held on injurious and monde
structive insects. There was a good attend.
ance.
The Elmwood Independents were guests
of the North Scituate team on Sunday
The visiting team had the best OF the
argument as the locals could not hit the
pitching on Iondo and the EImwoods bat
ted like fiends. The score was IS to 7.
Rev. ]. +. Meehan will preach at the ad-
vent Church next Sunday afternoon at
I.3o O'Clock. MIR. Meehan have been in
North Carver, Mass, assisting Rev. b. J.
Glazier, Of that place in series of revival
meetings. There has been good inter
est in these meetings
Luther E. Hopkins, formerly of this
place, now proprietor of the Harris Farm
Dairy business in Providence aud one of
the largest dealers OF milk in the city, has
recently moved into his new residence on
Averson avenue. The house which is
designed for one family, is one of the bes'
built and most convenient in that section
of the city and has all the up-to-date APP
pliances and conveniences. The rooms are
large and finished in the most approved
style.
Rev. II. X. Jones, who has resigned the
pastorate of the Pentecostal Church, 10
accept a call from church at Keene, n.
II will it is understood, preach his fare
we'll sermon here on Sunday. Mr.. Jones
received his education at Granville, n. Y.
For several years he was among the lead
ing evangelis,s of this country, doing
evangelistic work in the larger churches of
New York state He has wide expert
ence as Christian worker and has also
been very prominent in organizing societies
to relieve the poor and lift the fallen in
our larger cities. His pastorate here has
been marked with success. Membership
has been increased and the increase in in
terest and congregation has made it
necessary to move from the old church in
to the Congregational Church. The pre-
sent congregation fill that church to its
capacity and interest is steadily increas-
ng. Mr.. Jones' services have been appre.
cated by all denominations here in the
town. He has also assisted in the work
Of the Peutecostal Collegiate Institute and
will be missed by the Students as well as
the faculty. He will leave large circle
of friends here.