The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-23
NORTH scITUATE.

tLake Moswansicut on Monday.
Charles Barnes has taken a position at
Pomfret street, Conn, for the summer.
II Is rumored that A. w. Burgess has
purchased farm in the Eagle District.
Mrs. G. B. Cutler has been eonnhed to
her home several days by severe cold.
Harold Clark, who is serving in the
United States Navy, is home on furlough
Miss Esther Reynolds and party OF
friends, motored to Danielson on Sunday
Providence County Fair Association
meets at the Harris Farm on Saturday
evening.
Miss Ethel Tourtellotte of Providence,
has been the guest of Miss Mabel ShipPee
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowen are plan
ming trip in their auto to the White
Mountains.
The Glenford Cornet Band Of this place,
furnished music at the Gavitt lawn party at
Greenvlle.
Mrs. w. A. Randall and Mrs. Emma
Potter will spend next week at Old Or
chard Beach.
North Scituate base ball uine was de-
feated by the Rocklsnds on their grounds,
score 6 to on Sunday.
The Knights of Columbus Bowling team
of Providence, had a clambake at Lake
Moswansicut on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Benoit are receiv-
ing congratulations on the arrival OF a
daughter, Myrtle Louise.
Harry Wilcox, cashier of the National
Bank of Commerce, Providence, is occupy
ing her summer home here.
Rev. Stephen Chapman, formerly Of this
place, baptized S Candidates on Sunday
morning at Sand Pond, Norwood, X. l
Mrs. w. w. Fiske is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Potter at their summer
home, "Hatetoquit" at Warwick Downs.
Mrs. John Francis Paulding visited in
Boston and Plymouth and in Green Har-
Dor, Mass, as the guest OF Mrs Thomas
Eames the present week.
Mr.. Jason Phetteplace, who is stopping
with his niece, Mrs. William II. Bowen,
has Just returned from Maine, having visit
ed many places of interest.
William A. Randall of this place, was
elected vice president Of the Randall
Family Association at its annual reunion
held at Roger Williams Park in Provi-
dence on Saturday.
North Scituate Grange, No. 80, at its
regular meeting on Wednesday evening,
lad icr discussion "The High Cost OF Liv
ha'' and how~+o handle the proposition
from a local standpoint.
Many people of this village are enjoying
bathing in Lake Moswansicut, realizing
this win probably be their last season for
bathing there, if the city carries out Its
plan of the new reservoir.
AT the Scituate Public Market on Satur-
day, July 24th, only, Snider's Catsup,
Regular 20 ct. size at IS cts, IS ct size at
II cts, 10 ct. size at J cents. Snider's
Tomato Soup, cents can.
Rev. Daniel Corey died Wednesday
morning at the residence of Harry Whit
man. MIR. Corey was in his Soth year and
had been failing in health for some time.
He was well known person IN town and
for wears had been a member Of the
Advent Church and denomination.
Mrs. Gertrude 1. Miner, who have been
staying with her parents for three months
on account of sickness, is improved and
will resume her position at the "Outlet'
ON Monday. Mrs. Miner has just return
ed from a pleasure trip in Maine, visiting
waterville, Lewiston, Augusta and Togus.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Dexter gave
kitchen shower on Saturday evening at
their home in honor of Miss Dorothy Boss,
who will shortly be married to Harry
Spicer of Boston, Mass, formerly OF this
place. The affair was complete surprise
to the recipient. A large number OF
schoolmates and friends were present,
bringing many gifts Of friendship.
The premiums that are to be awarded
this year by the Providence County FAIR
should appeal to everyone and encourage
all kinds of enthusiasm. Upwards oil one
thousand dollars will be offered in premi-
ums in the various departments. The
premium list is now In the hands OF the
printers and will be ready for distribution
soon. One Of the special prizes Of note is
$500 for Grange Floats to be divided as
follows, $1,000 first, $500 second and
4 90 third. 1t is expected that not less
than six oranges in the state will compete
for the above prizes.