The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-25
NORTH SCITUATE.

See tax collectors advertisement next
week,
Many Sciluate people have attended the
Food Fair at Infantry Hail this week.
Mrs. Sadie r. Potter has new piano
placed in her residence for trial this week.
Rocky Hill School has been been closed
this week, the teacher being on the sick
list.
Post Master, f. NJ. Spencer "took in"
the Food Fair in the city on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Laura A. Dexter, who his been on
the invalid list for some time, remains the
same.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Hudson attended
the play, Experience" at the Providence
Opera House last week.
The town schools have two days recess
this week. Tuesday, Washington's Birth
day and Wednesday, visiting.
Mail Carrier, ]. Davis and 5 Hopkins
Birthday being legal no o.iday.
Providence people were out with ice
boats OH Moswansicut Lake last Tuesday
and some races were run during the after
noon.
Lowell r. Pearce of the New Mil Vii
lage, who has been i'll for some time with
stomach trouble, is falling with little hope
of recovery.
Mrs. Charles Robinson Of Providence
and summer resident here, has been
here with her aunt, Mrs Mira da Aldrich
during her last illness.
Mrs. Alice Walker, life long resident
of Scituate, died Tuesday afternoon, after
long period of sickness The funeral
was announced for F. iday.
Miss Marietta Burgess of Brown Univer-
sity, served as librarian at the Public
Library, Thursday afternoon Miss Julia
Harrington was engaged in other work.
Preparations were made The st of the
week to harvest ice at the Hughesdale
Company's big ice house at the Lake, but
the weather did not favor very much be-
ing housed.
David O. Chapman has bought Mrs.
Frank +. Trask's property, located on the
main street, east of the village. Mr..
Chapman recently sod his poperty next to
the Engine House TO the City Water Supply
Company.
Mrs. Walter J. Angel, living at the ]
II. Davis place on the Danielson Pike,
was carried to the Rhode Island Hospita
by ambulance last Tuesday afternoon.
She is seriousl, Ill with pneumonia.
Among the Scituate people, who attend.
ed the State {. +. Convention at Paw
tucket were: Mrs 5 Hopkins, Mrs 4 b.
Potter, Miss Marv Eddy, Miss Emily
Young, Miss Eva Davis, Miss Ruth Boss
and Miss Alice Arndt.
The Christian Endeavor meeting of the
Free Baptist Chu ch Sunday evening was
of unusssl interest for those attending. The
leaders were. Irving Cutler and Louis Har
rs Mrs. George Payson Rowell sang solo
"If from all your hearts," and Irving
Dexter played a cornet solo. Miss Grace
Cutler, piano, and Irving Dexter, cornet
Miss Mabel Shppee, the Secretary, read
the roll call of members who responded in
person.
The funeral Of Miss Zelottie Conan, the
well known school teacher, was held Mon
day at the undertaking rooms of J. Will
Carpenter & Son, Plainheld ST, City. The
officiating clergyman was Rev. Frederick
Irving Collins, rector of the Church OF
Messiah. Burial took place at Pocassei
Cemetery, where Miss Conan had purchas.
ed lot some time ago Relatives and
friends from here attended the service.
Miss Conan died last Saturday morning at
the Blackstone Hospital, Pawtucket, where
she had been taken.