The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-04
NORTH SCITUATE.


visited relatives here this week.
Mrs Rhodes Sprague has had teie
phone installed at her residence
Iason Howard is about to sell his farm
10 the Providence Water Company.
Mr.. Frank Burlipgame has sold his
r,ac. 70 the Providence Water Company.
Nelson Tinkham, recently seriously III
with pneumonia, is able to be out again
A daughter was born to Mickey and
M;chene Rosa on Wednesday OF this week.
Charles Phillips of. Lonsdale, visited his
mother. Mrs. Sarah Phillips for the week
end.
A,ber, Leach of Webster, Mass, visited
his aged mother, Mrs. Abbie Leach TINS
week
Mr. Rockwell, boss farmer at the Coeg'
shall place, has rented the Palmer Taylor
place.
Mrs. Alfred Leach and family, are visit
ing Mrs. Leach's father, MIR. Henry
Slocum.
The Orpheus Orchestra met iues'av
NIGHT at the home Of Irving Brown lot
practice.
Mrs Marion Spencer Of Providence, was
the guest of relatives and tiends 'he ""
of the week.
iss Elene Vsrrier, the p'ano'st CT
p,ov;dence. was the guest of Mrs Irving
Brown on Sunday.
Herbert BAXTER has moved from the
Card place at Sauuder,vilie, 10 his new
house west Of the village.
Mrs Sadie Potter is having bah rooms
and other conveniences installed al he'
new home on Main street
Scituate ROYAL Arch CHAPTER, A. +. and
A. M. held regular convoca'on III
Masonic Hall, Sa urday night
MIR. William Knight, who has been
confined to the house with severe ausck
Of grippe, is slowly improving
Charles Hudson has removed from the
d. O. Chapman house into the upper 'ene'
ment Of I. w. Whpple's new house
Rev. G. b. Cutters sermon su' Jet al
the Free Baptist Church, Sunday morning
service was "What is it TO be Christ'ah'
BENJAMIN F. Boss of the Pine Iiiii
,eiohborhood, is out again, alter having
been confined TO the house with grippe
for several days.
stephen Poole OF Fall River, Mass, a
well known resident in years pa and his
daughter, visited friends IN THIS place the
first of the week
Special for Saturday, only at the Sc't'
nate publ;c Market, Canned Spinach,
regular rI3ct, will be so "A, 9 cents OF
3 cans for IS cent.
Ernest f. Frink, formerly on tho b. r.
Smith dairy farm, and family, have moved
to Torryville, near Bristol Ct, where he
has secured a similar position
Miss Ella Hunt, the local music teacher,
played the new Reed organ, recently pur-
chased by the Free Baptist Church last
Sunday at the morning service,
Miss GLADYS Dustou, daughter of the
late Kew. X. L Duston, a former pastor OF
the Free Baptist Church, visited her sister,
Mrs. Harry w. Fiske and other friends on
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society are not connect
ed in any way with the Fair and bazaar
advertised for next week in Hoh'ers
Casino and the use OF their name for adver-
tising the event was not authorized.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Fee
Baptist Church will serve meat supper IN
the vestry next Friday night, February
nth An entertainment Will io'ow tue
sueper under the direction OF Mrs Mary
Smith.
Miss Grace E. Nichols was united IN
marriage to Mr.. John Potts OF An'hony'
r l., Saturday, January 22od at the resi-
dence of Thomas Cotton in the New Mui
VILLAGE Rev G.. B. Cutler was the ofhcl'
ating clergyman,
The Ladies' Needle Club, Auxiliary OF
the Public Library, met last week with
Mrs. w. F. Angel. Two new members
ioined the organization, Mrs. Abbie olney
aud Mrs. Robert Smith. The hostess
served a collation. aud a social time was
an;ov.d. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Arthur Hudson.
The Ladies' Aid Society held regular
,r,.s,;rg with Mrs. Emma b. Potter last
Tuesday afternoon. Twenty three were
present. including Mrs w. F. Angell and
Miss Eta Hopkins as guests. The Pres'
dent. Mrs Samuel Hopkins, presided a.
the business session, where It was voted 10
incorporate the society, and Mrs. d.
Gertrude Clarke was appointed to attend
to the matter.
An oratorical contest which was enjoy
able. was held last Friday night at the r.
R.chureh. The CONTESTANTS were Warren