The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-20
NORTH SCITUATE.

turned from their wedding tour.
little daughter was recently born
To Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Cook.
Mrs. Grace Cook and little daughter
have been staying with Mrs. Efhe Rob
inson week.
Mrs. w. A. Randall will visit the
week end her brother, Walter l.. Follett,
aud family at Worcester, Mass.
The Free Baptist Church choir met at
the home OF the director, Edward
hughes, Tuesday night, for practice.
"Manliness and Womanliness" is the
{. +. topic at the +. b. Church next
Sunday night. Miss Eva Davis, leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Edwards have
rented a tenement in the house with MI.
Edwards father, Mr.. Charles b. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Stubbert will re-
side in the city during the winter, re-
turning to their home here in the spring.
Week end guests of Mrs. Effe Robin
son were George h. Cook, Ralph Par
MALE, Charlotte Anderson and Ethel
tairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Potter spent
the week end at Pascoag with Their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Randall, and rela
tIves.
Corn was 81 cents per bushel year
ago, and now sells for Sl.l7. Quite
difference for the stock and poultry
keeper.
Letters are advertised at the Post OF
fee for Miss Miller, Frank Mallory,
Fred Parent, a. NJ. Kicker and +. l..
Williams.
Miss Minnie Wardwell, who has been
stopping with Rev. and Mrs. u. L.
howell tor some time, has gone to
Southbridge, Mass.
Miss Carrie Poole, daughter oi
Stephen Poole OF Fall River, former
resident, was the guest OF Miss Matte
Smith for the Arnold Wilson wedding.
Oliver Bernier and family have
moved to the city, having sold their
property at the Old Bank to the City
Water Supply Board.
Miss Annie Sayles has commenced
work in jewelry shop in the city and
is boarding with Mrs. Arthur Lowell,
formerly of this place.
An open-air temperance rally was
held on Post Office square last Saturday
night. Mrs. George i. Dunbar spoke
and music was sung
Ether was first used as an anaes-
thetic in operations 10 years ago last
Monday at the Massachusetts General
Hospital.
Abner Cutler of Mystic, Conn.,, re-
Gently visited his brother, Rev. g. b.
Cutler. He is veteran of the Civil
War and wears the Grand Army button.
Students from the Institute are hold
ing open-air gospel meetings in the New
Mill Village Sunday afternoons, with
speaking and singing, accompanied by
the cornet.
A masquerade ball will be held this
Saturday night in Hohler's Casino.
Prizes will be given to the best dressed
and most comically dressed couples
Rev. George Noble passed last week
III New York attending conference.
The pulpit OF the Advent Church was
supplied Sunday by Ernest Ling of the
Institute. His subject was Cody Liv
ing
Mrs. Albert Leach of Clinton, Mass,
a well known former resident, was here
this week and visited her childhood
home, the Henry Slocum place at Peep
toad.
Miss +. X. Chase, a school teacher in
Iawtucket, has returned to her city
home after spending the summer at
Lake Maswausicut.
Winfield s. Congdon, formerly en-
ployed in the Enterprise Store, visited
Mr. and Mrs G.. NJ ID. Wright this
week. He has been stopping in New
port of late.
Earle Burnside received a letter this
week from his uncle, who is fighting
with the Canadian troops against Ger
many. He was in the great drive
against Verdun.
The f. b. Church choir last Sunday
comprised Mrs. Lewis A. Reed, Mrs.
Emma b. Potter, Edward Hughes and
Irving Cutler. They sang the anthem,
"Welcome, Delightful Morn," and Mrs.
Reed sand for the ofTertory, Face to
Face"
Anna c. NJ. Tillinghast of Beverly,
Mass, the woman orator OF New Eng
land, will speak in the +. b, Church
next week Saturday night on the Iii
cense Question" Special music by the
Y. p. b. and exercises by the children
will be given.
The ladies' Needle Club met this
week with Mrs. Harry Smith and had a
good attendance The regular order OF
business was followed, with the Presi-
dent, Mrs. George A. Peckham, in the
chair. Mrs julius +. Theilson will en-
tertain the club for the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Dupay, ac-
companied by brother and sister, were
welcome visitors here this week. They
were touring southern New England by
auto. They were formerly residents
here, at their bungalow near the lnsti-
tute, and are now living on Staten Is