The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-09-29
NORTH SCITUATE.


his cousin, Miss Matte Smith on Sunday
Mrs. Annie Ballou entertained Mrs
Harry Adams of Newark, n. j., last
Wednesday.
Archie Goliath of the Trimtown dis.
trict has purchased an auto truck.
The Clark Potter place has been sold
to the Providence Water Supply Board
The pump at the cotton mill gave
out on Monday, giving some of the help
a holiday.
Mrs. Harry Adams of Cedar Grove
n. j., has been visiting Mrs. Abbie
Olney this week.
Auctioheer Coomer Ford will sell the
live stock on the Blanchard place this
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith attended
the funeral of her uncle, w. C. Caswell
at Wakefield Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hudson and two
young daughters made an auto tour to
Maine the first of the week.
- Announcements are out for the wed.
ding of Miss Viola Mae Wilson to How
ard NJ, Arnold next month.
Frank Cole, formerly at the B. f
Smith farm, is employed with the Joslin
Manufacturing Co. at Merino.
Rev. G. b. Cutler supplied at South
Kingstown last Sunday. He will preach
in his own pulpit next Sunday.
Mr. Seabury of the city water supply
moved into Mrs. Boss tenement opposite
the Public Library last Monday.
Ed Hughes has returned to the Cor
ham Manufacturing Co. works after
having few days vacation at home.
Miss Eta Hopkins pet white Angora
cat received much attention at the
County Fair and was a prize winner.
Miss Isabell Harris has returned to he
position with the Bourne Rubber Com
pany of Providence, after a three week
vacation.
Astronomer +. II. Seagraves of Provi,
dence was at the observatory on the
b. +. Smith farm this week viewing the
heavens by night.
A son, who has been named Cleveland
Howard Houghton, was recently born to
Lewis and Lena Houghton in West
Scituate.
Rehearsals are being held for present
ing a drama under the auspices of the
Ladies' Needle Club for the benefit of
the Public Library.
Frank Anthony's family, who have
been stopping this summer with Mrs,
Rhodes Sprague, have returned to their
Providence home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos p. Weeden anc
daughter Esther, motored to Scituate on
Sunday, calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Roip
A. Harris.
Mrs. John +. Paulding attended the first
meeting of the season Of the EImwood
Womens' Club at Roger Williams Park
Casino on Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Colvin was one of the
interested visitors to the County Fair
and said it war '9od. Robert Scott, a
former conductor on the Danielson line,
was also there.
Miss Lula Tucker has returned to her
duties as nurse in the city after spend
ing vacation of three weeks at her
home in South Foster with her father,
Herman Tucker.
Mrs. Hattie Jacobs of this place won
the second prize for having the best
looking baby entered in the baby show
at the Fair. Quite compliment for
mother and child.
Frank II. Reedy, son of James Reedy
of johnson, and Miss Hattie L. Arnold
were married by Rev. G. B. Cutler last
Tuesday at the parsonage. The groom
was Is and the bride l6 years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Hall have gone
to the city to entertain guests for two
weeks. They will return to their sum.
mer home here if the season is favor
able.
j. /. Stubbert "took in" the recent
auto trip of the New England Street
Railway Association to Springfield
Mass, where banquet was held. 1t
took two days to get over it.
Mr.. Edwin A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs,
Donald +. Jackson, Z. q. Smith Jackson,
Eldridge Jackson Of Providence and Walter
B. Angel OF Boston, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Paulding at Msplehurs'
on Sunday last.
Wayland Burgess, son Of Superintend.
ent of Schools a. w. Burgess, has been
q recent sufferer from blood poisoning in
the face and eyes caused by pimple
He has also had a painful felon on his
hand.
a letter was recently advertised at
the post office for the Indian Chief Rain
in.the Face, who has been reported dead
since leaving here.
Prof. Lewis A. Reed of the p. c. l.
has been entertaining for two weeks his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Reed OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, where his father is an
employe in the post office.
Mr.. Kelley of the Rogers, Hubbard
Fert. Co, Middletown, Conn.,, made a