The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-08
NORTH SCITU ATE

Have you done your Christmas shop
ping yeti
The school children are hustling the
sale OF Red Cross stamps.
For 10 printing of all kinds, try the
TINES Office, olueyvile ,quare.
W.. (. Hopkins spoke at the Randall
Square Gospel NJ ssion at Sunday
Miss Eta Hopkins, employed in the
city, is at home and on the sick list.
Horace Dexter of Worcester, Mass,
was at home over the Thanksgiving
holidays.
John Sprague, Civil War veteran,
visited his brother in law, Asahel Peck,
last week.
Sylvester Cole has sold his property
ply Board.
The Christmas sale and entertain.
ment of the Ladies Aid" comes next
week Friday.
Merritt Smith was at home with his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Ii. w. Smith, for
Thanksgiving
Clarence Davis, instructor in Mont
pelier Seminary, VT, was at home for
Thanksgiving.
Amasa Potter, who recently removed
from here to Hebronville, Mass, visiteu
the place last Monday.
Winfield S. Congdon of the Enter
prise Store, went 10 Newport to spend
Thanksgiving with his family.
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Cutler had for
Thanksgiving guests their sons, Carl G..
and Gilbert Cutler, and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Angel OF the
city visited Sunday Mrs. Angels par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Graves.
Mrs. A. E. Kenyon left here Tues
day morning for home, intending to
stop over in Boston and hear Billy Sun
day.
Mrs. Z. B. Dexter has had as com
pany for several days her mother, Mrs
j. I. Gurney. She returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. STACK and daughter of Provi-
dence, were Thanksgiving guests at her
hlsleI ., his' "a T. DO'
family.
Deeds were passed this week for the
sale of the Louie w. Harris place on
the Saundersville road, to the city OF
Providence
Fred Knight, foreman at the New
Haven r. K. repair shops at valley
Falls, was Sunday guest at Mr.. M'
L. Reynolds.
Martin S. Smith has been chosen
President of the Providence County
Farm Bureau, and A. w. Burgess one
of the directors.
Miss Ruth Reynolds OF the city was
the week end guest OF her father, NJ
T. Reynolds Accompanying her was
Miss Ethel Potter.
Howard Smith, instructor Of Chemis-
try in the Lowell, Mass. Schools, ana
family, were at his fathers, ex-senator
N. S. Smith, for Thanksgiving,
The North Scituate Whist Club was
entertained Monday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Adams,
Mrs. C. B. Edwards being the hostess
Luke Rockwell foreman of the Cogg
shall farm, is laid up with broken
ankle, which required a plaster cast
fitted by Dr. w. Ii. Bowen, who attend
ed the case.
Mrs. Jared Randall was brought
home from the Rhode Island Hospital
by ambulance, with physician accom-
panying her Sunday afternoon. her
case is considered critical.
Mr.. al d Mrs. John PauIdine enter
tanned the past week: Mr.. Edwin A.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Donald +. Jackson
Smith, E'dridge Jackson of Providence
Mrs. Budlong and Mrs. Allen of Edge
wood.
Mr.. John F. Paulding. who has been en-
loving few days vacation, has returned 10
New lIaver, Eonn +, to commence Decem'
Der Ist, his goth year Of service Tor the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Ran
road.
Mrs. Iohn F. P,u!dng attended meet
ing of Gaspee Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution at Froebel Hal, I,
Providence on Tuesday. Bishop James
De Wolf Perry, Jr., ID. d., addressed the
club and on Friday attended the Christmas
Sale of the club in the psrlors OF the
Ma,hew wsou street Church.
Rev. A E. Kenyon, pastor Of the
Washington St. Baptist Church at
Dover, n. h, was here to eat tis
Thanksgiving dinner at his mother'in,
laws, Mrs. w. A. Randall. tie returned
the next day.
The annual Christmas sale and en-:
tertainment given under the auspices oI
the Ladies' Needle Club, for the bent III
of the Public Library, was heid SAT
.urday afternoon and evening In the Con
grerational Church with large patron
age. and was q financial and social sue
cess.
Mira Hannah Sweet, living with her
daughter on Main street, ieH While
sxor, har rom last SafuTQ3E y