The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-01-28
NORTH SCITUATE.

Doctors Barnard and Charlotte Z. c.
Arnold have a new Ford touring Car.
Samuel Hopkins mother. wife and
daughter Eta, have been among the recent
sick.
Mrs. Ida Peckhsm of Providence, visited
her brother, w +. Angel and family this
week.
Mrs, Alice Walker, a Scituate resident
for many years, is reported about the same
in her illness
w. c. Edison of the Eagle district, is
able to be out again, after his illness with
the grippe.
Among those on the sick list recently
was Mrs Ellen Tourtellotte in the Dexter
neighborhood.
Henry w. Seamens is recovering from
hi. illness and able to attend TO duties at
his store again.
The local w G T. U. meet this afte
noon with Mrs. G. B Cutler at the Free
Baptist Parsonage.
Mrs. Frank Whitford of Quidniek, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. D. Wright
the first of the week.
Special at the Scituate Public Market for
Saturday only, 4 cans of Peas for as cents,
the regular 10 ct quality.
Mrs. Ellen Peckham has been quite
seriously i'll with threatened pneumonia,
but is now reported better.
Miss Alice Hillery, the volinist Of
Providence, was the weekend guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brown.
Mrs Charles Angel and little daughter,
Doris of Providence. visited Wednesday
with her sister, Mrs Irving Brown.
Mrs. George A. Kennedy Of The Trim
town district. have been seriously Ill the
past week. She is reported gaining.
Carl Cutler. son of Rev G.. b. Cutler
and associated W t. attorney Charles Sails
bury IN Providence, is sick with grippe.
Mrs. Robert Smith, formerly Miss
Mollie Owens, is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Sadie Potter at the Telephone Exchange.
The Ladies' Aid Society sent Mrs. G
Kennedy donation of flowers on Sa'ur
day. Mrs Kennedy is recovering from a
severe attack Of grippe
Louis G.. Hohler, the local ice dealer,
finished getting his supply for the s'sson
last Saturday night, having harvested
sufficient quantity for the local trade.
Mrs. Grace Ford, who is seriously i'll
with threatened pneumonia at the home
of her mother, Mrs G. NJ. ID. Wright, is
not recovering as wei as could be wished.
Mrs. John f. Paulding attended the
Sorocis Club at the Crown Hotel and also
the Elmwood Woman's Club at the Roger
Williams Park Casino, Providence, the
past week. Miss Zulette Spencer Pierce,
Boston, entertained the club.
Rev. George Mob preached Sunday at
the Advent Christian Church, both day
and evening services. Mr.. X. NJ. Spencer
had charge of the Sunday school and Mrs.
Louis Clough led the Young Peoples
Meeting.
Rev. A. Hartt, pastor, preached Sunday
forenoon at the Pentecostal Church
Special music was given by Misses
Florence White and Gladys Emsley from
the Institute. Principal J. c. Bearse
preached in the evening
The new reed organ recently purchased
for the Free Baptist Church, will be play
ed for the first time next Sunday. Miss
Ella Hunt the local music teacher, will
oficiate as organist. The choir met Tor
rehearsal Thursday night at the church.
A roll call of members will be had al
the regular Covenant meeting OF the Free
Baptist Church next week, Wednesday
night. The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
church will serve refreshments and a
social hour is planned by the committee in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Chapman sang
duet last Sunday night at the Pentecostal
Church, entitled "lIoly in Jesus" the
music for which was composed by Rev A
K Kenyon, former pastor at the Free
Baptist Church, the words were written by
Rev. Ernest Westley of Providence.
!. Clinton Worden led the Christian
Eudeavor meeting at the Free Baptist
Church last Sunday night The topic was
"Amusements that are Worth While
Instrumental music was furnished by Miss
Grace Cutler, piano; Irving Dexter, cor
net and Horace Dexter, violin. Miss
Mary 4. Eddy is on the program for
leader next Sunday night. The topic will
be Great Foreign Missionaries. Rev.
G.. b. Cutters sermon subject last Sunday
was nThe Law of Spiritual Life