The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-05-19
NORTH SCITUATE.

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Mrs. Mary c. Fiske was in the city
on business Wednesday.
Mark Phillips has sold his property
east of the village to Providence parties
The Scituate Public Market has in
stalled another telephone for better ser
vice.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery A. Hall of Provi-
dence are occupying their summer home
here.
1t is reported that the Miranda Al
drich house has been sold to Mrs. Maria
Simmons.
Miss Matte Smith spent the week
end with her friend, Mrs. George Pray,
at Pawtucket.
Elmer Barden, formerly the local
barber, is working in the place painting
and papering.
Henry Randall is pushing work on
his new house on Hartford avenue, near
Nelson Tafts place.
Chauncey Phillips, one of our we'll
known residents for many years, is re-
ported in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Smith enter
tanned relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Moore of Olneyville, on Sunday.
Charles Baker has bought land on
Hartford avenue, near the Gilbert Bis
hop farm, and intends building home
there.
Susan f. Tyler, employed in office
work at the State House, in Providence,
visited her nephew, Raymond Peck, last
Sunday.
Several Scituate people attended the
Mothers Day" service held Sunday
afternoon at the Mathewson Street
Church, city.
Post Office Inspector Charles III. Pen
dleton of Westerly made an official visit
to the local Office recently, making his
usual examination.
Auctioneer Coomer Ford sold the
personal property of the late Lelotia
Conan at an administrators sale last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen of New
port, former residents of Saundersville,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Winfield
Congdon the first of week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Edison OF the
Eagle District attended the funeral OF
lifelong friend, Patience ingalls,, at
Danielson, Conn, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Tapner spent
the weekend at their summer home
here. Mrs. Tapner's father, Mr.. John
Kellev is stayinp the week.
Raymond A. Peck, son of Ex-Council-
man Asahel Peck, has taken a position
in the Office of the Providence and
Washington Insurance Co., city.
Irving w. Brown of the Orpheus Or
chestra, playing the season at Chestnut
Grove, reports big attendance here on
Charley Chaplin's night last week.
Edward Newell Potter, late of Sterl-
ing, Conn, and Miss Mildred Young OF
Rockland were married by Rev. q. b.
Cutler at the parsonage Saturday al
ternoon.
The Christian Endeavor topic at the
+. b. Church for Sunday night will be
"The Blessings OF Peace, and How TO
Get Them" Miss Hattie Davis is down
for the leader.
John II. Davis, mail carrier on Rural
Delivery No. /, handled in the month
of April 1859 pieces of mail matter,
weighing 2,S65 pounds. This is the
largest business he has had since he
became carrier, some ten years ago.
The Young Peoples Society of c. +.
connected with the +. b. Church en-
ioyed a "May Basket Social" at the
home of Mr.. Earle Arnold on Tuesday
night. A musical program was given,
and DIR. C. Z. G. Arnold, hostess, served
refreshments.
A musicale given by the Rotary Quar-
tette of Providence will be held in the
auditorium of the Free Baptist Church
next Friday night, May 26, at 7;45
o'clock. The proceeds are for the bene-
fit of the church choir and organist, and
the excellence of the music furnished
by this first class organization should
insure a full house. 1t was only
through the kindness of MIR. Edward
Hughes of this place that such talent
was procured for this village.
The old saying that Nothing sue
ceeds like success" is well emphasized
by the sales of Clark's Rheumatic Medi-
cine, for which Postmaster +. NJ. Spen-
Ger is the general sales agent. Several
well known local people, including Ex-
Deputy Town Clerk L. L. Hawkes., have
been cured by this remedy and recon-
mend it highly. One sufferer from
rheumatism living in Philadelphia has
written Mr.. Spencer, saying that they
are being greatly benefited by its use.
Mr.. Spencer has sold nearly $50 bot,
ties this year, which he considers
pretty good business"
Rev Mr.. Cutters Sunday sermon at
the F. b. Church was, "Law and
Grace" Gal. 2-ls. The choir sang the
anthems, Father in Heaven" and Hear
the Tempest Raging" The c. E. meet
ing in the evening was led by Miss
Hattie Card, topic, what Does Christ
Want Us TO Dot" The singing was
Ii L., N;oa Craca Cutler piauO. and /.