The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-16
NORTH SCITUATE.

last Wednesday.
Crops are backward for this time OF
year in this vicinity.
Cyrus Salisbury has had telephone
installed at his residence.
Irving w. Brown motored to Boston
on business trip Tuesday.
Mr.. d. o. Chapman will sell fireworks
for the Fourth this year, as usual.
Cyrus Salisbury commenced work for
f. ii. Allen OF Ashland last Monday.
A daughter was born recently to Mrs
Edith lowenl Bowen, formerly OF this
place.
The hoeing and planting work is near
ly month late for this part OF the
state.
Mrs. Albert I. Kenyon OF Dover,
n. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. W.
4. Randall.
Robert Spencer made business trips
by auto to Moosup Valley and other
places this week.
Mrs. w. f. Angel made a trip to East
1lduudih, NpAi's ANSSAbi. WIN iASA S40NN'f
Mrs. Herbert Walling.
Mrs. John Randall OF Trimtown,
entertain the Ladies' aid society OF the
Free Baptist Church next Tuesday.
Rev. aud Mrs. a. S. Williams of So.
Sutton, n. H., are visiting their daught
er, Mrs. George Noble, this week.
Mrs Bertha (Duston) Fiske ,substi
tuted as teacher in the Chopmist school
this week for Miss Wood who is Ill.
Laurel Grange held an entertainment
and social last Saturday evening, winch
was well attended and proved a success.
Mr.. f. o. Card, formerly in the store
business here and now engaged in reai
estate in city, visited the place on Mon
day.
Arthur C. Olney attended the State
AIaccabee Field Day Committee meeting
held Tuesday night in Maccabee Temple,
city.
Earle B. Arnold, clerk at the Superior
Court at Providence, who has been seri-
ously sick with a gastric trouble, is able
to be out again.
The graduating exercises of the Scit-
uate schools was held this Friday night
in the +. b. Church, account OF which
will appear next week.
Harold Stabbert, assistant to his
brother, j. l. Stubbert, electrician oil
Rhode Island Co., will soon commence
housekeeping in the city.
Auldis f. Barden, well known citi-
zen living near Ashland, has had his
foot amputated on account OF blood
poison. He is reported gaining.
L. L. Chandler of the Providence
water supply survey is occupying the
tenement next to the Baptist Church.
recently vacated by Rev. a. Hartt.
Everett L. Wells and his two daught-
ers, Mrs. Fred Underwood OF Providence
and Mrs. Ed. j. Burke of Woonsoclet,
motored to Putnam, Conn, on Monday.
Miss Blanche Bernier, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Bernier, submitted to an
operation at the Jackson Street Hos
pital, city, last Monday. Reports are
favorable.
Very little interest was manifested
here over the recent National ConVen-
tions. Some wanted "Teddy" nominal
ed, which was about all the interest
shown in the result.
Miss Hattie Davis, student at Mont
pellier Seminary, Vermont, is home fos
the summer vacation. Her brother,
Clarence, who is an instructor at the
school, is canvassing and will be here
during August.
Service at the Advent Church last
sunday was omitted for the service ct
the Pentecost Church. The Sunday
school met in charge of K. NJ. Spencer,
and Mrs. a. S. Williams addressed the
young peoples meeting.
Alfred Whitman, age S4, a resident OF
Tunk Hill, near Kent, hung himself IN
the barn Monday morning His farm
had Just been sold to the city water
supply, and it was thought that the
prospect of leaving his home OF many
years prompted the act.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Smith motored TO
Boston Monday, where their son Merritt
attends the School OF Technology. They
witnessed the pageant given in connec-
ton with the dedication OF the new
building, in which their son took part,
and visited Concord, viewing the Louisa
Alcott and Emerson houses and other
historical spots
The Needle Club met Monday at the
residence of Mrs. Sadie Potter, with
large attendance The acting hostess was
Mrs. Robert Smith formerly Miss Molie
ONen, who was instrumental in form
ing the club, and has always taken an
active interest in its success. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Joseph
Smith. The arrangements for holding
the annual lawn festival and illumina-
tion under the auspices OF the club are
well under way. 1t is to be held Thurs
day, July 18th.
The Quarterly Session OF the Rhode
Island and Eastern Connecticut Advent
Christian Association was held last
week at the Advent Church and was
considered one OF the most interesting
and proftable gatherings ever held here