The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-04-28
NORTH SCITUATE.

Mrs. w. A. Randall is on the sick list
this week.
Chester L. Mowry is attending English
High school i'll the city.
Irving Dexter is taking cornet lessons
in the city every week.
Daniel II. Arnold of Pawtucket visited
his cousin, Mrs. Annie Ballou, last week.
Miss Cora Dexter and Miss Vera Hop
kins visited relatives in Boston last
week.
Mrs. Carl Cutler, who has been recently
i'll with blood poison, is visiting at the
Baptist parsonage.
Altot Angel has moved from Saun-
dersville to the city and is working for
the Providence Ice Co.
DIR. B. L. Latham and a DR.. Allen,
both of Mansfield, Mass, visited the
Saunders estate last week.
Mrs. Howard Smith and children Of
Lowell, Mass, were guests at the Martin
S. Smith farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Lawton en-
tertained the North Scituate Whist Club
at their home in Ashland last Monday
night.
Laurel Grange held social in their
hall last Saturday night. The Orpheus
orchestra played for dancing.
Smith Walker of the Olneyville dis
trict visited here and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Britton last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marcy and Miss
Marion Raymond, all of Providence, were
the guests of Ashel Peck last week.
DIR. Ira L. Dunham has presented set
of books of literary character to the
Public Library, which are much appre'
ciated by the patrons.
Walter Monroe will soon move from
the Trask place, lately bought by ID. "
Chapman, to Hoxie's Lane.
Miss Margery Boss, daughter of W. j.
Boss, Esq, is employed in the providence
Journal treasurers office as stenogra-
pher.
The Orpheus orchestra scored success
at the opening of Chestnut Grove last
Monday night, which received favorable
notice in the city daily papers.
Carl Randall is back home from the
Rhode Island hospital, where he had an
operation for appendicitis. de does not
gain strength very fast.
II has been reported that Mr.. +. ii.
Allen, who recently sold his Ashland
property to the city, has an option on
the Jim Smith Inn place.
Miss Gladys Clarke is visiting her
father, Richard Clarke in the Irlmtowh
District. She was formerly OF hunting
ton, Mass, and expects to go to Detroit
in the future.
Heart, Head and Hand, the monthly
publication of the Pentecostal Institute,
is being mailed to its patrons TINS week
BENJAMIN II. Davis and Bertha Agnes
Foss. both Of Johnston, were married
last week Thursday by Rev. G. b. Cutler
at the parsonage.
Rev. Aaron hartt has resigned as pas
tor at the Pentecostal Church and is
moving to Brockton, Mass, where he
has a daughter.
A MAY Breakfast will be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church, Monday morning, May lst, from
q a. m. until 10 g. m. Rhode Island
Johnny cakes will be feature OF the
breakfast. In the evening supper anu
entertainment.
Mrs. John F. Paulding attended the
Flmxood womans' Club at Roger Will
liams Park Casino on Wednesday aud the
Trinity Church party Of PawtuHet' which
was held at the residence Of Mrs. George
L. Vose on Thursday.
The funeral Of Mrs. George Britton
was held last Friday at the +. b. Church
with Rev. Mr.. Cutler conducting the ser
vice. Mrs. Z. b. Potter and Miss Matte
smith sang the selections, Face 70
Face, and "We Shall Meet Beyond the
River The bearers we're the two
brothers of Mrs. Britton, Fernando hing
Of Providence and Frank King OF tins
place, and two nephews, William ana
Lester Mowry, with burial In Gleniord
cemetery. Mrs.. Britton was a daughter
Of the late John King, well known
family here years ago. Besides the nus
hand and two daughters, Grace and Doro'
thv Brittou. she v survived by SISTER
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