The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-05-05
NORTH SCITUATE.

Everett L. Wells made business trip
to Putnam, Conn, last Monday.
Rev c. B. Cutler has qualified as
executor of the will of Mrs. Lydia Nj
Bowen.
Ernest Smith of the Scituate Public
Market was out all OF last week on &C
count of illness.
Miss Ruth Boss was a sufferer from
sumac poisoning and German measles
during her vacation.
William Bowen Of Providence, for
mer resident, and young son visited Sun
day at Mrs. Sadie Potter's.
Auctioneer Coomer S. Ford will sell
the household goods of the late Miranda
Aldrich this week Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Bishop OF
Pennington, Mass, former residents
here, are visiting the place.
Mrs. Annie Ballou entertained for the
week end her cousins, Misses Clara and
Ada Arnold of Pawtucket
Charles Phillips, an employe at Goats
mill, Pawtucket, spent the week end with
his mother, Mrs. Virgil Phillips.
Charles B. Mofit left here Thursday
for a fishing trip to New Hampshire
Now look out for big FISH story.
Several of the local Odd Fellows at
tended the session of the Grand Lodge
held Tuesday in Masonic Temple, city
The Catholic society of st. AIMS Mis-
sion will hold an entertainment at Hohler's
Casino, May 18th at s o'clock p. III.
Abner Peckham of Providence, a
former we'll known resident, visited his
nephew, George A. Peckham, last Satur-
day.
Asakel A. Peck and son, Raymond
attended the funeral of Thomas Peck,
Mr.. Peck's brother, held Wednesday in
the city.
Mr.. J. F. Morris of the Olneyville
Times and party took in" the May
breakfast and was welcomed by friends
OF the paper.
Irving w. Brown has finished work as
clerk in Smith Bros store, and Warren
ANGEL of Saundersville is breaking in
on the job.
Mrs. c. p Rowell sang a solo at the
F. B. Church last Sunday, entitled open
the Gates" which was appreciated by
her hearers.
Amy, wife of Eleazer Bellows, former
resident, was buried last Tuesday from
her home, Planheld, Conn. She died in
her Goth year.
"The Conservation of Talents will be
the Christian Endeaor topic at the +,
B. Church Sunday night, with William
Arnold as leader.
Commander A. C. Olney of the Mac
cabees attended the State field day COM
mittee in Maccabee Temple, city, on
Thursday night.
CYRUS Salisbury, the well known clerk
in Smith Bros store for years, is work
ING his notice this week and will leave
here for Virginia next Monday.
Mrs Sarah Smith, mother of DIR. H.
w. Smith. who has been visiting here,
returned to her home in Portland, Me,
Thursday, the doctor taking her by auto.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter, A. F. &
A. NJ, held a regular convocation In
Masonic Hall Saturday night. The
work for the evening was M. Z.
Mrs. + T. Cooke, who usually spends
about four months in winter with her
daughter, DIR. Charlotte E. c. Arnold, has
returned to her home at Chopmist.
Rhodes ]. Paine of Scituate and Miss
Eva Mowry formerly of Connecticut,
were married last Saturday by Rev. Mr..
Cutler at the Free Baptist parsonage.
Esquire King an employe of the Ash
land mill for many years, moved on
Wednesday to his new house on the
Hartford pike near the Gilbert Bishop
place.
Lewis Andrews of Rice City and a
lady whose maiden name was Margaret
Smith. a former school teacher here,
were the Sunday visitors at J. w. Lyons
and M. ]. Eddy's.
Mr.. M. T. Reynolds gave an address
before the State Spiritual Association
held at Slocum Post Hall, Providence,
last Tuesday night. An all day confer
ence had been held.
George Mandu, living at East Kill
ingly, Conn., was badly injured about the
head last Tuesday by falling from the
rear end of an electric car near BARRIERS
Switch. Drs. Barnard and Charlotte L.
c. Arnold gave surgical aid.
At the monthly covenant meeting OF
the F. B. Church on Wednesday night
the following delegates to the Baptist
Association to be held with the Che
pachet Church May 24-25, were chosen
Mrs. E. Gertrude Clarke, Mrs. Della
Hopkins and Miss Matte Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Potter en-
tertained last Sunday their daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Steere, and son,
RAYMOND, of Chepachet, Mrs. Enoch
Steere and daughter, Edith, Mrs Fred
Randall OF Pascoag, and her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Ayers, of Leominster, Mass.
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