The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-08-18
NORTH SCITUATE.


day.
Miss Marion Salisbury has returned
from visiting friend at Hampton
Conn.
Henry Preston OF Providence was s.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Lyon this
week.
Rev. G.. r.. Cutler will supply the
Plainfeld Street Baptist Church next
Sunday.
Howard aud Mabel winsor of Ess,
Providence, are guests at Mis- J. Tyrins's
this week.
Miss Hazel Hopkins, teacher from
Grand Rapids, Mich, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. h Hopkins.
George Owen and family, formerly OF
this place and now living III Warren.
are visiting here this week.
Mrs. Harry W. Smith has been en-
tetaining this week her cousin, Mrs.
Edgar Perkins OF West Newton, Mass
Mr.. f. NJ Reynolds was taken quit,
sick Monday while at his desk III the
Post Ollice. lie was out again Nednes
day.
Harry Tourtellotte is afflicted with
blood poisoning OF his hand. lie
seems to have more than his share oi
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Havilah w. how lanu
motored to Buttonwoods last Sunday
for days outing.
"Growth; Body, Mind and Spirit" l.
the Christian Endeavor topic Tor next
Sunday night at the +. b. Church. Rev.
q. B Cutler, leader.
Mrs. Benjamin Hall, wife OF Capt.
Hall, of the Soldiers home, Bristol, anu
daughter Alice were guests OF Mr. anG
Ars. Edwin Phillips OH Old Home Day
Much interest was shown by some
persons here about the wills OF Mrs.
ANY Ann Smith and James y. Olnoy
witch came before the last Court oi
Fl Obate.
Carroll Duriee, \. b., who will become
one OF the Institute faculty this iall,
supplied the pulpit of the Pentecostai
Church last sunday, day and evening
services.
I.he Advent Sunday School will hold
their annual excursion on "Wednesday "
HeAt week, They 90 TO Roger Mulism'
Park, Providence aud good time Is az
su. ed for all who goes.
Rev. G.. Is. Cutler will oiliciate at
baptizing at Lake Moswausicut the last
Sunday OF this month, VIXEN 1t Is eA'
pected that several candidates Will re-
ce.ve the baptismal rites.
Mrs. Carl Francis is making two
weeks visit to her parents at AthsL
Aass Her young son, Robert, is WILL
he. The trp was made by auto, Ar.
brlncis accompanying them.
Charles Robinson, who has charge oi
selling space for advertising and Other
purposes at the Providence County FaT
this fail, to be held here, reports that
the same is being disposed OF rapidly.
it has been reported that Harry ;.
Turner had severed his connection with
the Providence County Fair Association.
Tie Times correspondent is informed
by reliable parties that this Is not So
Albert ii. Leach, well-known for
mer resident here, engaged Ill the stove
business in the building now occupied
by L. NJ Spencer, was weekend visit
or with his mother, Mrs. Abbie Leach,
and sister Eliza.
Attorney Charles Z. Salisbury and
wife accompanied MIR. and Mrs. William
Potter of Providence on an auto trip.
to Hampton Conn, last Monday. They
report very enjoyable trip through old
Windham County.
Mrs. Sadie Il. Potter, her son Franklin
and daughter Louise, and her sister,
Mrs. Robert Smith, accompanied 10y
Miss Esther Reynolds, enjoyed last
Tuesday at Rocky Point, where other
relatives of Mrs. Potter joined them.
Many former well-known dwellers
here returned for Home Day. Among
them NAV be mentioned Mrs. Charles y.
Boss of Olneyville, formerly Miss Liz
zie Owen, and her brother, Solomon
Ow en-, who was in the meat business
here years ago.
Charles B. Moflitt motored here for
Oh Home Day from Buttonwoods.
where he is spending the summer with
ms h' i'''h'if ''''6'''
sand shark measuring 4 feet inches,
asl he can prove it by many friend-
who saw it. "Nuf sed.'
Rev. John Stubbert, father OF j. l.
STU bbert of this place, has recently
purchased desirable residence on Fruit
Hill. Smith street. Rev. Mr. Stubbert
wa very popular pastor OF the First
Baptist Church at Putnam, Conn, tor
many years, until his health failed him.
Charles Austin caught big black bass
at Lake Moswausicut recently, when
he took pride in showing to his friends.
One of them says it was not skill but
strength, which landed the prize; that
the fish happened to swallow the bait
and all Charlie had TO do was TO pull
him out.
Scituate Old Home Day was biz
success in every way, for which every
hogv N hn assisted May n gu