The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-06
NORTH SCITUATK


e o. Card and Rev. Walter Greepe
were here on Tuesday
d. o. Chapman was on the sick list a
few days last week.
Willis Fiske starts on his annual hunt
ing trip to Maine this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs Mis- T,ring motored to
Point Judith on Sunday.
Asahel Hopkins is serving as juror in
the Superior Court, Providence.
Coomer Ford has rented rooms in the
Clarke tenement next to the old tin
shop.
Many from here attended the caucus a,
South Sci'uste on Saturday evening Of last
week.
Miss Florence Stubbert has been the
guest at her brothers, j. |. Stubbert, this
week.
William Stone has rented the William
Potter tenement, soon to be vacated by
Fred Tapner.
Queen of Sheba Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, met Saturday night in
Masonic Hall.
Rev. G. B. Cutler took part in the
Battey meeting house annual meeting
held last Saturday.
Arthur Slater had the end of his
thumb cut off by drilling machine at
the cotton mill last week.
Mrs. Annie Ballou went Wednesday
to Edgewood to visit Mrs. Arthur Banis-
ter for the rest of the week.
L. NJ. Spencer made business trip in
connection with his rheumatic remedy
through the Pawtuxet Valley last week.
Elmer Lockwood, an employe at the
Scituate cotton mill, received bad cut
on his head while drawing in cotton last
week.
Philip Shippee has been on the sick
list recently. His daughter, Miss Mabel
Shippee, substituted for him at his
school.
ID. Q. Chapman attended the Sunday
evening service of Trinity Union Church
last Sunday. He was a former attend
ant there.
Everett Wells commenced business
here two years and eight months ago
last Saturday. Time flies quickly for
most of US.
Alvin Durfee is attending Asbury Col
lege at Welmore, Ky. He intends later
to take course in civil engineering at
the Carnppie Ins ituta
The Democratic caucus to nominate
Senator and Representative and town
officers will be held at the Town Clerks
office Saturday night at o'clock.
NJ. T. Reynolds has the record of sell
ing the largest quantity of the brand OF
fertilizer he is agent for, of any other
agent in this part of the State.
Charles Robinson, who had charge of
athletic sports at the County Fair
showed himself competent to arrange
and carry out anything in that line.
Letters are advertised at the post Office
for Mrs. Betsey Franklin, Mrs. Georgia
Archer, care Mrs. Harris; Miss Evelyn
Pray, Theresa NJ Golf and G. Angel.
Rev. John Stubbert, formerly of Put
nam, Conn, father of J. /. Stubbert of
this place, has recently purchased de-
sirable home at Meshanticut Park in the
city.
DR.. B. NJ. Latham and family of
Mansfield, Mass, and DIR. Allen and fam
ily passed the week end at their country
home, formerly the Governor Saunders
place.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Arnold, who
lives on the Tetlow Farm, came nearl,
getting choked to death by an apple on
Wednesday. DR.. w. +. Randall the
Oneyvlle veterinary, was called and the
apple was extricated.
w. +. Angel, j. D. Blanchard, Asahel
Peck, r. Kittell, Fred Sayles and Others
have been enjoying the week at fishing
camp near New London. The place seems
deserted without them.
Z. NJ. Spencer has an order for Clark's
Rheumatic Remedy from a patient in
Germany, but cannot send it on account
of the war. This brings the effect OF
the conflict to our doors.
Harry Fiske's auto wheel broke down
near the 4. L. Barber place while he
was on has way to the city last week.
The steering gear broke, causing the ac-
cident. He was not hurt.
Fred w. Segee of Chopmist, who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
the Rhode Island Hospital last week and
in dangerous condition, is reported as
having chance to pull through.
"What New Work Should Our Society
Undertaken" is the Christian Endeavor
topic at the F. b. Church Sunday night;
Wayland Burgess, leader. This will be
an interesting meeting for you to at
tend.
II. f. Tourtellotte, father OF A. NJ.
Tourtellotte, wholesale produce deeer in
the city, has been patient with
broken hip of Mrs. NJ. I. Reynolds, where
he is stopping since leaving Mrs. Abbie
Olney's.
Mrs. Henry King, President of the To-
cal union, responded to the White Rib