The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-07-11
NORTH SCITUATE.

The farmers in this section are busy
haying.
Ernest Shippee has fine new floek Of
chickens.
Byron Hopkins repaired the fire station
this week.
More rooms are being added at the
"Elmdsle."
Soomer Ford has just concluded term
of jury duty.
Mrs Graves is entertaining her daughter
and children.
The town roads in this vicinity are in
poor condition.
Palmer Taylor is making some repairs
to his residence.
Work is being rushed on II a. Grim
woods bungalow.
Miss Imogene Winsor visited friend, in
Pawtucket, recently.
Mrs. II. l.. Ems ey visited in Woon-
socket, on Wednesday.
About all the cottages at the Lake have
been let for the season.
There are quite a number Of summer
guests at George J Eddy's.
The Baptist Parsonage will be ready for
occupancy at an early date.
Considerable quantities OF ice are being
shipped from Lake Moswansicut.
Rev. and Mrs. George Z, Rowell are en-
tertaining friends from New York.
IA number from here attended the clam
bake al WAldron's Corners, July 4th.
1t is expected that the Owen soldiers
Monument Will be dedicated in August.
Mrs. sarah Farnum spent The Fourth
and the first of this week with her cousins.
Charles II. Tucker has returned from
the Gettysburg trip lie reports fine
time.
Rev. q. b. Cutler is supplying the pull
pit at the BatIey Church, Sunday alter
Moons.
Sunday was the hottest day Of the sea-
son here, some thermometers registered 9S
degrees.
Mrs. Mercy Atwood is about to visit in
Europe, accompanied by Miss Sadie
Thornton.
The Providence Independents defeated
the North Scituates on Sunday by a score
of is tot.
Misses Mary Eddy and May Wilson will
spend a vacation at Ocean Park the next
two weeks.
A regular meeting of North Scituate
Grange will be held on Wednesday even
ing of next week.
The Sunday School of the F. B. Church
will have an excursion to Rocky Point,
via trolley, on August 23,
Mr.. whipple of Providence, has leased
the "Tea Cabin" at the McGonsgle place
for the rest Of the season.
Mark Phillips and family, who were
residents of the Westoott District, have
taken up their residence here.
James Hagan and family, who have
been at the "EImdale" for the past two
weeks, have returned to Providence.
A number of people from this place ex-
pect to attend the camp meeting at Old
Douglas, which opens on July 18Th.
The Ladies' Society OF the Free Bap-
tist Church, which numbers fifty members,
will have an "Old Home Day" IN August.
William Bradley was considerably bruis
ed aud injured at the Mill Village, Sat
urday evening. HIS injuries were cared
for at the office of Dr. Arnold aud he was
able to return To his home near Providence.
The Library Needle Club met on Mon.
day afternoon with Mrs. William +.
Angel. Plans were made for the annual
lawn party aud tag day for the benefit Of
the Library, which will be held July I7th.
Charles Parker had a narrow escape
from a serious accident on Sunday after
noon, when his horse becoming frightened
by a couple Of motorcycles near the Angel
Homes cad, ran away throwing Mr..
Parker from the wagon. The buggy and
harnes- were badly broken, but neither
man o. horse were much injured.
The following guests are at the elm
dale": MIR. and Mrs L. G.. Bowers snd
EHzabo,h Allen Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. T..
w. Allen, Miss Hattie b. Allen and Miss
Bertha Allen, A. K. Seamen. K ). Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Day. Richmond a.
Day, T.. A. Weaver, Miss Lillian &.
Deyine, Miss Mary L. Head and p. NJ.
Watt.