The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-03
NORTH ScITUATE.

week.
w. r. Hopkins is on business trip in
Canada.
John Randall of the rimtown section
has new automobile.
The ladies' Needle Club met on Mon
day with Mrs. w. F. Angel.
Mr.. Edwin Hill and family Of Johnston,
have leased part of Mrs. Allen Angel's
home.
The womens' Ch istlan Temperance
Union met with Mrs Marv Austin on
Tuesday.
Friday evening, Rev. G.. B. Cutler will
hold religious services at the Chapel at
Hopkins Mills.
Moswansicut Tent, No. IL. of Macca-
bees held meeting on "Wednesday even
ing in their hall
Charles l. Cole will hold an auction sale
of personal property at his residence to-
morrow at 10 a. N.
Shippee has sold his home in this
village 10 the city of Providence, the prop
erty is located in the water area,
William Edwards, who was removed to
the Rhode Island Hospital for an operation
some time ago, is reported improving.
The Rev. r. NJ Briggs Of Woonsocket,
K. l., delivered an address at the Congre-
pational Church on Tuesday evening, his
subj ct being "The Key to Wealth"
A gang of men with a stone crusher are
at work on the +. h. Dexter farm, getting
out stones and having the same ground up
and prepared for use on the State Road.
The Providence Telephone Company
have begun their annual inspection of the
poles and wires. NJ. J. Riley has charge
OF the work, which will take several weeks
to complete.
Next Sunday evening, the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the Free Baptist Church,
will observe Parents and Neignbors Night.
special program has been arranged for
the occasion,
Quite few of our village residents have
lost valuable horses within the past few
days. Mail carrier, S. Hopkins, ". w.
Seaman and l. w. Steere are among the
unfortunates,
The North Sci,uate Public Library will
hold their annual Christmas sale at the
Congreg ,lional Church, saturday, (to.mor
row. December 4,h, afternoon and even
ing. There will be an entertainment in
the evening and good time is assured
Demands for real estate in this section
are very good. Notwithstanding the fact
that the city Of Providence has taken
large part of the town. Many prominent
business men are looking for sites outside
the water area on which to make their
permanent homes.
Following are the names o. those in the
North Scituate Primary School being per-
feet in attendance for the month OF Novem.
Der, ard grade, Abina ST. Ouge aud John
Crompton; aud grade, Elizabeth Crowley
and Romeo Freeman; ISt grade, Hazel
Lowell and Raymond Freeman.
A whist club with the following members
has been formed: Mrs. w. f. Angel, DR..
and Mrs. IL. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. c. Law
ton, Mr.. and Mrs G.. Peckham, Mrs.
Mary Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frances, Mrs.
Sadie Potter and Miss f Reynolds. The
club will be guests of DIR. and Mrs. ii.
Smith, Monday evening, December 9th.
Rev. g. b, Cutler introduced the Rev
B. NJ. Briggs of Woonsocket, X. l., who
delivered lecture Tuesday evening at the
Congregational Church before good sized
audience. The leading thoughts OF his adj
dress were How to live and make good
living, good luck is only another name for
pluck.
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, 50 to S75. Goods selected now
will be reserved until Christmas. A.
ANGEL. 1928 Westminster Street, Olney-
vile Square.
The many friends of Mrs. Jennie Stack
pole of Providence and North Scituate, are
extending congratulations on her marriage
to Daniel L. Y. Clark Of Attleboro, Mass,
the ceremony taking place December Ist'
Mr. and Mrs. Clark have purchased the
old Ford farm at Hopkins Crossing,
Foster and moved to their new home on
Thursday, December aud.
At the churches on Sunday, Rev. G.. b.
Cutler preached at the Free Baptist Church,
his subject was Bear Ye One Anothers
Burdens" In the evening. the Young
peoples meeting was led by Miss Grace
Atwood with the topic, " Home Mission
Work to be Done in our Community"
Th.pev g. Noble preached at the Advent