The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-10
NORTH ScITUATE.

phone Exchange, is in New York, visiting
friends.
Councilman Thomas Curraa has been
appointed Coroner in place Of Vsrnum
Steere. who has resigned.
BREAD-Scituate Public Market for
Saturday only, one 10 cent loaf, cents,
5 cent Loaf, cents, while they last.
Sunday night was observed as Parents
and Neighbors Night by the Christian
Endesvor Society Of the Free Baptist
Church.
The school children are making
thorough canvass of the town in connection
with the Red Cross Society, selling Christ
mas stamps.
Alice Farrow aud Matty Smith have
been appointed committee to arrange for
the annual Christmas tree to be Leld at the
Free Baptist Church.
Superintendent Burgess Of the Public
schools, has just received four hundred and
fifty dollars from Commissioner Ranger,
which will be used in connection with the
school work in his section.
Burt Edwards, the village milkman, met
with an accident on Sunday morning. in
turning the corner, his wheel got caught
in some way and the wagon overturned,
spilling the contents on the ground.
Moswansicut Tent, No. IL, Knights o
Maccsbees, held public smoker and
social in their hall on Tuesday evening.
State Commander, Elmer l.. Galley o
Providence, was present and delivered an
address.
Those that were awarded premiums at
the Providence County Fair are asking the
question, when they will receive money
due from the same. President c. l. Cole
advises that the Treasurer, Henry ). Tur-
ner will pay all premiums in due time.
Second class liquor licenses have been
granted by the Town Council as follows:
Jim Smiths Inn, John Whipple's Hotel,
North Scituate, Joseph Brochu, Saunders
vile, A. H. Williams, South Scituate,
Eugene Colvin, Clayville and William
Walls near Jackson.
The Ladies Needle Club Auxiliary Of the
Public Library, held their annual Christ.
mas sale in the Congregational Church,
Saturday afternoon and evening, which
was. we'll attended. In the evening, an en-
tertainment took place, which proved a
great treat to those present,
Covenant Lodge, 1. o. o. +. of Ashland,
nominated the following officers for their
annual election at meeting held Saturday
evening: Noble Grand; A. c. Olney, Vice
Grand; Irving S. Smith, Recording Secre
tary; F. b. Wilbur, Treasurer; Sias N.
Smith, Financial Secretary; II. Page.
At the.Shist party, which was held at
the residence of DIR. Harry Smith, Tues
day evening, Carl Francis won the first
prize for gentlemen and Arthur Hudson,
the consolation prize. The ladies' who
won were Mrs. Mary Edwards, first and
Mrs. William F Angel, consolation.
George Stanley of Attleboro, Mass, died
suddenly at Jim Smiths Inn, Sunday night
from heart failure. Mr.. Stanley and a
party of friends from Pawtucket, arrived
at the Inn about s p. m, Mr.. Stanley
dropped dead on his way from the auto to
the house as near as can be learned.
Ring Ring Diamond, Opal, Ruby,
SAPPHIRE, Pearl, Turquoise and Garnet
Rings, set singly and in clusters, in all the
handsomest stylish settings at these very
low prices, $3 to Gas. Goods selected
now, will be reserved until Christmas.
J. A. Angel, 1928 Westminster Street.
Olneyvlle Square.
The following pupils of the North Scit
uate Academy have been perfect in attend
ance during the month Of November: 9Th
Grade; Carrie A. Spencer, Emory p. Bar
Der, Clifton L. Smith, William z. Spencer,
18th Grade; Doris l.. Bowers, II. Samuel
Kettel, Ashton P. Spencer, 9th Grade;
Bessie NJ. Shaw, Milton X. Spencer, 5,h
Grade; Phoebe Bowers, Carrie Davis,
George Hall, Minnie Shaw, 4th Grade; Ida
Hopkins, Catherine Shaw, Ruth Smith
Newell Smith and Jennie Huboard'
At the annual meeting Of Laurel Grange
held Saturday evening at their hall, Wal
dron's Four Corners, the following officers
we're elected: Master; l.. B Steere, Over
seer; Mrs. Virs Cole, Lecturer; Austin
Corbin. Chaplin; William Suddard, Stew
ard; Dyer Cole, Assistant Steward, G..
Hawkins, Treasurer; Walter Knight, Sec
retary; Ada Ste.re. Gate Keeper; s. B.
Conan, Ceres; Mrs l.. B. steere, Pomona;
Mrs. Francis Comap, Flora; Mrs. William
Suddard, Lady Assistant Steward; Ida
Bell Harris, Member Of the Executive
Committee for three years; Mrs. Lillian
Steere. Voted 10 hold a ma'quersde ball
on Saturday evening, December nth.
The following books have been added to
the Public Library at North Sei,uate.
Five volumes of Gulick's Health series: