The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-05
NORTH SCITUATE.

J. A. Hopkins and b. w. Page are serv-
pg on the jury.
Mrs. Mary Phillips is visiting her daugh-
ter in Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Mamie Wit
ter.
Carroll Durfee has returned to Kentucky,
after spending bis vacation at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac II. Jacoy visited
relatives and friends in Washington on
Sunday.
Lafayette Lodge, No. AZ, I. o. o F.
held their regular meeting Tuesday even
ing in Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. c. Warren Brmer of Providence
and Mrs. Mary Fowler are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Phillips.
Walter Barstow and Amasa Hopkins are
making extensive repairs to the large ice
house at Lake Moswansicut.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hughes have
moved into the cottage they recently pur'
chased of Miss Fannie Weeden
Miss Tillie Remington and Miss Carrie
Parsons of Providence, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Waterman.
Miss Lillian Hopkins called on Mrs.
John b. Manchester, who is quite i'll at
her home in Rockland on Wednesday.
Saturday, November sth, only, at the
North Scituate Putlic Market, cans of
Peas for rs cents, one lot to a customer
while they last.
A Halloween party was held at Mrs.
Nellie Barnes on Saturday evening. The
large number, which were present, enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Cecilia K. Bassett spent Saturday and
Sunday, sightseeing in Boston, Charlston
and number of other places, spending
part OF the time with her aunt, Mrs.
knight.
Randall & Bailey, undertakers with
rooms in Olneyville and Cranston street,
Providence, are opening rooms on Main
street. Mr.. T R. Reynolds will be their
representative in Scituate.
Mrs. Maggie Carr, who has had charge
of the boarding house on the B. F. Smith
stock farm for a year past, will remove to
Rockland to take charge on November
18th of the mill village boarding establish
ment.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free
Baptist Church will serve a chicken supper
followed by an extra musical entertainment,
next Friday night, November I2th. Extra
efforts is being made TO make the evening
enjoyable and pleasant for all who attend
The following pupils Of the North Scit-
uate Academy have been perfect in attend
ance during the month of October: 8th
Grade; Wesley l.. Hutchinson, Proctor Z.
Lowell and Clifton l.. Smith, 9TH Grade;
Mary +. Baxter, Doris l.. Bowers, Virginia
c. Halock, Lena c Shaw, Alston P.
Spencer and Ernest NJ. Spencer, Jr., 9th
Grade; Leslie X. Potter, Ernest f. Sails
bury and Milton K Spencer, sth Grade;
Carrie Davis, George N. Hill, Philip NJ.
Smith aud Hazel Salisbury, 4th Grade;
Richard A. Hallock, Leona NJ. Jacques,
James King, Harry c. Olney, Mildred
Shaw, Ruth E. Smith, Newell K. Smith,
Jennie l.. Hubbard and Cleota l.. Blackmar
The Rhode Island Corn Show will be
held in Providence, December and and
3rd. Many valuable prizes are offered,
trophies by His Excellency, the Governor
Senator Lippitt and Representative
o'Shauuessy. Cash prizes amounting to
between six and seven hundred dollars.
Amy resident of Rhode Island is eligible to
enter exhibits. The competition is divided
into four classes so that boys and girls will
have a chance as well as the older people.
The classes are as follows: Ist Adult Class
corn, small grains and forage. and.
Special Glasses for Women, Human foods
made from corn. 3rd. Boys Glasses, Corn
exhibits and Judging contest, 4th. Cir Is
Glasses, Baking, canning and sewing.