The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-12
NORTH ScITUATE.

house last week
The Free Baptist Church will hold
chicken supper this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Miss
Glars Dexter on TUESDAY of this week.
Saturday, November 18TH, at the Scit
uate Public Market, cans OF Spinach 75e.
Mrs. Sadie Potter is having a steam
heating plant installed in her residence on
Main street.
Mr.. VI. p. Burnside has the contract to
pipe Mrs. ). Potter's house for water
The water is to be furnished by DR.. n. NJ.
Smith.
Miss Lena Thatcher and Miss Pratt Of
Buttonwoods with Mrs. Choler and Miss
Ethel Choer of Norwood, were guests at
Farmholme on Sunday.
North Sci,uate Grange, No. 80, at their
next meeting November 18th, will hold an
entertainment and oyster supper. All
members are cordially invited to attend.
Medical Examiner, H. Smith will not
call for coroners inquest in connection
with the dead body that was found in the
wood few days ago. unless so ordered by
the Attorney General.
Mrs. Robert A. Smith left this week for
New York to visit her husband, who is
Stewa d on the Hospital ship "Solace,"
just returned from Cuba She will remain
until he hal;dayo
An all day meeting will be held at the
Advent Christian Church on Tuesday,
November 10th at ago and 1890 o'clock
p. IN The Rev. f. w. DONNA of New
Bedfod, Mass, will speak with others.
At = meeting of the Providence County
Fair Association, which was held at the
Harris Farm, Saturday evening, it was
voted 10 pay all bills due and the premiums
from the fair, which was held September
z2nd and 23rd. The annual meeting of the
Assoc alton will be held January I4th at
the Harris Farm at Up m. After all bills
have been paid, the association will have
five hundred dollars, VIII ich is invested in
equipment used for the fair.
The annual harvest concert given by
members of the Free Baptist Sunday
School, took place Sunday evening. The
church was decorated with autumn leaves,
ferns and potted plants. The concert COM
mittee, Misses ella Bowen, Matte Smith
and Mabel Shippee ARA oged the following
program: Singing by the chorus, Script.
ure re ,ding and prayer by the Rev. G. B
Cutler, Singing; "Be a Little Sunbeam"
Primary Department. Exercise; Little
Beginners" Miss Lila Bowen's Class, Seed
Time and Harvest; Miss Thornton's Class,
Singing, Primary Room; "Good Night
Little Flowers" Recitation; Miss Virginia
Rowell, Exercises; "The Workers." Miss
Smiths Class, Singing by quartet COM
posed of members of the Primary Room;
Clearing Fruits for Jesus" Exercises;
Mrs Hopkins Class, Recitation; Miss
Ruth smith, Fishermen for Jesus BY
memb, RS of Mrs. E. Potter's Class, Duet;
Little Deeds" Lillian aod Doris Bowers,
Offering; Recitation, Be,sie Shaw, Exer-
cises; Farewell TO the birds" Miss Ran.
dall's lass, Singing; Chorus, Remarks by
the Superintendent p. Shippee and the
pastor, Singing; "God be with You,"
Benediciion; Rev. G, b. Cutler.
The "Knockem Gun Club is in evidence
on Chopmist Hill and vicinity, several of
the mt mbers are being entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood iopkins and the matter
of bagging game has been the order of the
day since the law was off. On Monday.
Mr.. Jchn FIemmng of Providence, Mr..
Abram Blanchard Of Johnston and Mr..
Elwood Hopkins brought in partridges.
1 hawk, several squirrels and number OF
rabbits. On Tuesday, the same trio capt
ured gray fox in the pasture west OF the
Academy on Chopmst avenue. This
means fair days pay as Mr. Reynard was
wearing a pelt valued at seven or eight
dollars "Knockem" the club dog and a
fine hunter distinguished himself on Mon
day by starting deer and lost all interest
in sma ,ler game for time. Mr.. Arthur
Hopkins of Hopkins Mills and Mr. Everett
Barden joined the hunters on Wednesday
and wider range or ground has been
covered and larger amount OF game
captured since then. The fur bearing
animals are said to be more plenty than
the birds this season.