The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-03
NORTH SCITUATE

A .r~ days more and all will be over
bu. the shouting.
The polls open next Tuesday at 10
O'Clock and close at 5 P. m.
Poetry Of a political theme is quite
prevalent about the town these days.
DO not forget 10 vote and cast your
ballot for the best man, regardless Of
pa -ty.
stephen Randall Of Worcester is visit
ine his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Randall.
DO YOU read the sTimelets" in the
Times each week? They are worth
reading.
Dr. and Mrs. II. W. smith returned
home Wednesday night from l0-days
tr.o 10 Maine.
Miss Marion Salisbury is one OF the
entering class OF the Woman's College at
Brown University.
Horace Dexter. employed as fireman
on the Sew Haven road, was at home
Two davs this week.
letters are listed at the post office FOR
Ms Emely Tohin, Rev. \. Hartt, Frank
i temple and Arthur Aldrich.
Rev. G. b. Cutler spoke in Tiyerton
IN Thursday night At the anniversary
OF the +. b. Church there, Of which he is
a former pastor.
The Trlmtown Tennis Club gathered at
the home OF Miss Cora Dexter and her
brother Henry one evening last week 10
hep celebrate their birthday.
The portraits OF candidates are prom
in.uty displayed about town. II you
can tell by the looks Of man what he
is your decision Will be easy
C. b. Nofftt aDd family enjoyed the
weekend by motoring 70 Fitz Williams,
\ II where they were entertained by
M- and Mrs T.. l.. stone, whom they
mt In Florida last winter.
, handsome specimen Of the silver foN
WAS killed on Chopmist Hin by Alle Bar
lNat M l1 =
Tie pelt is valued at $500, and the young
sportsman is yet in his early teens.
The sale Of the North Sctuate Cotton
Mills was finally Consummated on SatuI-
day of last week, and the pant Is ~, ~
pe ting 10 relocate near Auburn. Ihe
use Of electric power for running looms
il said to have been so satisfactory thSt
il will be continued.
The Needle Club met with Mrs. }. T..
Theilson Monday afternoon WIN an al
tendance Of Is members and 2 guests
The regular order OF work was done
with Mrs. George Peckham pTeSldlHG
The club will meet with Mrs FRANK
Rhodes in two weeks.
DO not forget to attend the entertain
mont i'm the Congregational Church lhIs
N turdav night for the beneht OF lhe
puplic library This should receive YOU
support. The drama ne IIt,,, IIl,"o,
Tutor" Will be presented by .ir'o ~
company. who have given much time |"
make it a success.
Miss Mildred King was the hostess Al
q Halloween party last Iuesuag tNc''liIH,,
v,heu many friends from the CITY anu
ms Mace gathered at her home mere 70
crIov the festive night. Games ana
spook actions by the young people ih5uS
- merry time and refreshments rouhueu
out the night in good shape.
William II. Bowen and Mrs, beI'In "d ia
Jane (Nichoisl ShsIry Wing WI nv Rev.
marriage last Tuesday evening D! nc,
george b. Thomas, Ph.D- pastor V'
Trinity Union NJ. f., Church' AT Stc io9'a
.ence OF the brides parents cniLn,o,.'- or, CO.
TTs William b. Nichols 25l CarpenteI
etraet city. Relatives and friends OF Ihe
contracting parties attended the Cere
monv. Wednesday morning ther lSlL @ w. w.
an auto tour through the BerksI'IIt
line New York and Connecticut points.
raIIrning here Nov. 10, TO reside, ~"eH
thcv viii be at home to their irlends'
robgoblins. ghosts and spooks held
merry sway at the residence OF M .i,' az
Mrs Everett W. Aualns ua,s,,rs lS aeaembled
70 celebrate Holowe en-. Apples oopotSu t
about i'm tubs and the poys poppeu ,I', .'Iv
pifIs faces in the water. Inc laulSs u :"
tb.>xames Of the male sex VINO H"u
bT-T1r crackers for their partners. or
feits we're played, the prize winners pt>~
ing the Misses Evelne Edwards, vera
Hopkins and May Han. tortuneS r,'ortS mT
told bv Mrs Caldwell which were "oL III
hearing Miss Louise Potter anu me-
brother Franklin were very ghost-hk W
stsirs and down. Mrs. Ina EdWa.ds saIIs
solos and other music was had. Mrs' lu3
Edwards cut the piece OF cake that Hau
the ring in it. but being recent prlue,
II was not so acceptable TO her as -
would have been 20 some OF the slhEIt
ladies present The rooms were very
nicely decorated as becoming the occa-
sion Refreshments were served duTlnE
The evening. adding to the many pleas
ures Of the night.
Mrs. Ida hopkins is stopping at her
home here.
Laroy Harris has purchased Regal
tc ,ring car.
\ son was born last week to Mr. aud
NJ 5 Louis Buckley
4 daughter was born last week TO MI
and Mrs. Nils J. Tyring, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tucker are soon
70 remove 70 Oakland Beach.
Mrs. Lewis Reed has severed her con-
ne ,tion with the choir of the Baptist
Church.
Dorothy Wells, who underwent severe
operation at the hospital for the remoVa. OF
,onsils and adenoids, is recovering Dr
Charlotte T., c. Arnold is taking care OF