The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-05-21
NORTH SCITUATE.

ed, alter an EXTENDED TRIP tntougu the
West.
Miss Esther REYNOLDS was entertained
two days Of the past week by friends in
Providence.
A, the last meeting Of North Scituate
Grange. two new members were admitted
to n, mbership.
c. 8. Potter of Peck's Hill Avenue, has
sod IL acre bungalow site to Fred
Angell of this place.
Mrs. William M. Burlingame spent few
days with his sister, Mrs. Lindvall in.
Providence last week.
Robert A. Smith of the Medical Depart.
men,, U s. N. spend Sunday with Mrs.
Smith at c. A. Potter's.
I'D. Corey, it is reported, has secured
the farm owned by Mr.. Tucker at Black
mer's Crossing. Foster.
Jesse Corey, who has been away for
number of months on trip South, has
returned to town again.
G. NJ. d. Wright sells the we'll known
Och Ginger Ale. There is no better
sumner drink on the market.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Fiske are rejoicing
over the birth of daughter. Mrs. Fiske
was formerly Miss Irene Smith.
Mrs William F. Angel returned from
New York, which she has been the guest
of Mrs. Oepew, formerly of this place.
Edward J. Moore, conductor on the
Providence & Danielson Divioson, is able
to resume his duties, after months illness.
E lery A. Hall has just received his first
consignment of flowers from the Pocasset
Nursery for the lawns at his summer home.
Earle Arnold was one of the FIVE out Of
II that passed the examination, admitting
him TO the Rhode Island Bar as an attor-
ney.
Mrs. Sidney Adams is seriously i'll at
the Rhode Island Hospital. She formerly
resided here and her home is now in Provi-
dence.
NJ. T. Reynolds met with painful acci-
dent some 10 days ago and was confined
to his home for week with DR.. Arnold
in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyring entertained on their
weekly auto tour this week, Mrs. DR..
Arnold, Cora Dexter aud Miss Grace Gut
Ter. A trip was made to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miller Of the Eagle
district, are passing through severe afflic-
tion on account of the death Of MIR. Mil
ler's mother, who died last Saturday
night.
North Scituate Grange, No. 80, held an
open meeting and May Basket Social We'd
nesday. An excellent entertainment was
given. The Orpheus Orchestra furnished
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller of the Eagle
section, have the sympathy of their many
friends in the death of Mrs. Miler's sister,
Mrs Anna Edwards, wife Of Rev. c. X.
Edwards, who died at St. Joseph's Hospital
and was buried last Thursday,
With the completion of a large up-to.
date poultry house that will hold one
thousand hens, large hot house and the
rebuff ding of the barn on the Coggeshall
Farm, we shall have a place that one
will sit up and take notice OF.
E.B. Dexter is a busy man these days.
MIR. Dexter is getting ready to establish
his factory to make barrels. Whom the
plant is ready, it will cover an outlay oi
several thousand dollars and will furnish
work for a number Of employees.
Ernest NJ. Reynolds, iormerl, OF this
place, has large business in Manchester,
N. H., where he has charge of the distri-
button for the Northern part OF New
Hampshire for the Berwick Dairy Cake
Co. Tons of cake are handled each month
Quite few Of the residents that now live
in the proposed water area are now look
ing up their future homes. Some will go
further back, perhapa crossing over into
the Foster section, and no doubt others
will locate in some other parts OF the state
Mrs. Marie Anderson has been a guest
at NJ. T. Reynolds home for few days.
She came from New Jersey to settle the
estate of her husband, who was accidental.
ly killed some months ago. Jacob Rudolf,
who purchased her home, Is making ex-
tensive repairs and improvements on the
farm.
Extensive repairs are being made on the
"shawcross Farm" recently bought by
Frederick Goliath and wife, who came
here from Brockton, Mass, There was no
question about the farm being good one,
Il is a pleasure to see the new settlers come
;n,o the section aud reclaim these good
farms.
It's reported that the North seituate
Fair Association will receive financial aid
this year from the state. 1t Is not yet
decided where the fair will be held next.
II the city is not to take over the lot where
"a, has heen held for several years, no