The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-05-28
NORTH ScITUATE.

"tiS ~ NS"h oh 0ehooys
William Ballou and family, have taken
up their residence in this village.
Mrs Everett Barden has taken position
at the North Scituste Home Bakery.
The next meeting of the Library Needle
Club will be held with Mrs. George Peck
ham.
Gilbert Ford Of this place, who is visit
ing relatives in Centerdale, is seriously i'll
there.
A dance will be held at Hohler's CaSlno
on Saturday evening by the orpheus
orchestra.
Ernest Shippee has been confined to his
home several days this week by an attack
Of the mumps.
The Orpheus Orchestra furnished music
at a social at Waldron's Corners last Sat
urday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church met on Wednesday with Mrs
w. A. Randall.
] Ward of Providence, held an evangel-
istic service at the Old Bank Village on
Wednesday evening.
The North Scituate Ball team will play
the Capitols of Providence on the home
grounds on Sunday.
The North Sci'uates were defeated last
Sunday by the Nylo A. C's of Olneyvil'e
by score of I3 7.
Elias Sweet, a veteran of the Civil War,
who lives west of the village, is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
At the Scituate Public Market on Satur-
day, May 29th only, Canned Peas, regular
Ioct. goods, Jets, cans for IS cents adv.
From S bushels Of seed planted last fall,
90 bushels aud one peck were dug Of fine
tubcrs by one of our farmers. Can you
beat il?
died recently at Swansea, Mass, had
many friends in this village. Mrs Dark
had been an invalid for many years.
Ii has been rumored on the street that
the city of Providence will apply to the
next legislature for an extension of time
to condemn land in the water area.
1t is coming the season, when the house
wife cooks as little as possible Every
thing in the line Of bakery goods can be
obtained of the North Scituate Home
Bakery. Us teams cover this section.
Al the next meeting of Moswansicu
TEN, No IL, Maccabees, it is expected
thai Sir. Knight, State Commander, M,
visit, when one candidate will be Obligated
Hadfield, the Olneyville upholsterer,
makes a specially of making over and
making new hair mattresses. This work
Call and see him at 70 Plaiufeld street, I
you have any work ff"that line.-Adv.
Several of the ladies engaged in poultry
and fruit culture in this section, find it
more convenient to adopt the wearing of
overalls and jumpers Now and then, they
can be seen passing through the villages
with their teams, dressed up in the khaki
style.
There was large gathering at the birth
day party of Miss Lila Bowen's recently
Many friends from Providence and sur
rounding sections being present. Miss
Bowen was the recipient of many useful
presents. Games were played and a
70 general social time with instrumental
music covered the festivities of the even
ing.
The funeral of Henry Rer Trip was
held at the Advent Christian Church on
Friday. Rev. 5. T. Barber Of Riverside,
officiating. Special music was given by
c. N. Leavens of Wauregan, who was a
personal friend Of the deceased. bMr.
Tripp was a mill operative, working in
various parts of New England. He was
born in Scituate in 1850,
A meeting OF the Scituate school teachers
was held at the Academy School on Friday
afternoon of last week. Superintendent
A. w. Burgess was also present and
arrangements were made for the annual
graduating exercises of the public schools
Of the town. The schools will close on
Friday, June 18th and the graduating
exercises will be held at the Baptist
Church. 1t is expected that the gradu
ating class will consist Of twenty-three
pupils coming from the following schools:
Academy s, South Scituate S, Chopmist g.
Saundersville I, Rocky Hill I, Trimtown
1, Rockland 3 and Eagle /. The schools
of the town have had very prosperous
year.
The May basket social held by Moth
Scituate Grange, No. 50, May 10TH was
well attended. Several solos were sung
by Mrs. Dickerson and Miss Veria, read.
ines by Mrs. Kennedy and short talk by
Mis- Koehler from the Extension Depart
ment Of Kingston College on the boys and
girls club proposition, together with the
s.lec,ions from the Orpheus orchestra