The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-09-15
NORTH SCITUATE.


added to the Public Library recently.
Arthur Slater hurt his foot painfully
by a motorcycle falling on it recently.
Mrs. Joseph Hopkins has been enter
tanning her grandmother from Phenix
recently.
The Wayside Cleaners served a chow
der supper at the Cleaner Chapel Thurs
day night.
Charles Robinson commenced work
last Monday as wall paper salesman at
Shepards's.
Miss Esther Ross of Edgewood is
spending her vacation with Mrs. Ed
ward Hughes.
Herbert F. Potter is employed with
the Adams Express Company at the
Union Station.
Horace Dexter has left here and is
"breaking in" as fireman on the New
Haven Railroad.
The Needle Club has turned in TO the
Library Association the sum of S3l5
during the year.
Rev. Lewis A. Reed will supply the F.
B. Church pulpit on Sunday. The Male
Quartet will sing.
Miss Emily Spencer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Spencer is attending
school at the Institute.
Merritt Smith has recently enter
tanned the only cousin he has, Wllfred
Harris, formerly of Springfield.
Friday of last week was the hottest
for September s on record since the
weather bureau was established.
Miss Fannie Weeden made brief
visit here Wednesday. She has been
passing the summer at Swansea.
The Crown Farm, formerly the
George Davis place, is shipping some
fine apples to the Crown Hotel in the
city.
Freight conductor Arthur Bowers OF
the Danelson Line is on duty again
after his vacation spent in New Hamp'
shire.
Marcus T. Phillips, long time resi-
dent of the town died early Thursday
morning The funeral will be held Sun
day at p. m.
Christian Endeavor topic for Sunday
night at the +. b. Church, Miss Alice
(Arndt) Mitchell, leader.
The personal property of Amasa >
Potter will be sold at public auction
this Saturday. Mr.. Potter will remove
to his new home this Fall.
The body of Frank Bernard was
kn la 81
for burial at Glenford Cemetery. lie
formerly lived at Clayville.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week will be big days here, the
Fair being the drawing card. parade
VIII be given Tuesday a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Edwards and Fred
Carpenter attended the annual reunion
of the Fiddlers' Club at Rockland last
Sunday. They had good time.
The school year commenced last Tues
day at the Pentecostal Collegiate lnstl-
tute with a good enrolment of students
and more are expected this week.
Mr.. John Mathewson of this place,
and a member of the Gaspee Veteran
Fire Company in the city, attended the
Fair on Friday.
- An aunt of Mrs. John ID. Whpple,
Margaret Johnson, of Providence, Is
beneficiary of the estate OF Miss Nlcker-
son, who died recently in the city. she
receives $4,000.
Rev. Gideon A. Burgess, ID. ID. OF
Cteenville and well-known here, was
nf Roger
Williams Association at the anhual
meeting last week.
Mrs Jared Randall is still at the X.
/. Hospital, where some hopes LOT her
recovery are given. One toe mas Deeh
amputated, which is all the operation
thought best at present
George Litchfeld of Providence has
been passing his vacation at Malh
Phillips. He frequently rode with Dr'
Smith on some of the doctor au'o
trips about the country.
Abram Blanchard, conductor on the
Danielson line, is taking vacation TINS
week at his farm in the Cleaner helgh-
borhood occupied by Fred Page. Hls
health is not of the best
The item IN IeHdlu " 'hS
the young daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs:
Harrv w Fiske in last weeks Times"
should have read months instead OF
month. A mistake in printing.
Captain Ryan, of the Merchants ano
Miners boat Powhatan, and family va
catad their summer home at Glocester
this week Friday, and returned to their
Providence home for the WINTER
Miss Grace Cutler did not go to her
new position as teacher in New Jer-
sew private school last Friday as ex-
pected. the school opening being post
pond on account of infantile paralysis.
Mrs. Mary Niles entertained house
- ~ the Anchorage last Friday.
The guests we're the Misses Carlton oil
Lawrence. Mass, Mrs. William Walker
of the city, Mrs. G. l.. Nye and MISS
Iucv Brown.