The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-07


John Sprague of Providence visited Asa.
hel A. Peck on Sunday.
Attorney Charles E. Salisbury aud fam
lily are here for the summer.
The Enterprise Store made a patriotic
display OF flags on the 4th.
Several Sci,uate people "took in" the
city fireworks Wednesday night.
A number from this place attended the
clambake at Greenville on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Allen OF Apponaug,
were recent guests at G NJ. d Wright's.
1t is understood thai F C. Allen intends
to build house aud garage at the w. II.
Poole place.
The Misses Mary and Carrie Gardener OF
Providence were guests of Mrs. Annie Bal
lou Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Burke and child of Woonsocket
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Wells, this week,
Edward p. Harris has bought the Harry
Wilcox place east of the village opposite
George j. Eddy.
Miss Grace n. Cutler has accepted
position in Teren's School, a private
school in Tenafy. n. ].
John W Peckham of Providence visited
his mother, over the 4th, who is again con.
fined to her bed by sickness.
Providence City Treasurer, Walter j..
Clarke and family are occupying the
Grimwood summer bungalow.
"For What is Your Life2" was the SER
mon subject of Rev. G.. b. Cutler of the
Free Baptist Church last Sunday morning
Robert Spencer took part in the parade
in Bristol on the 4th as member OF the
Coast Artillery Corp of the National
Guard
Letters are advertised at the post office
for Mrs. c. Bates, Mrs. Sarah Brown,
Ana Hopkins, Frank Stanley and Tom
Daggett.
Alice Farrow, assistant at the Post Off
ice had few days vacation this week.
Alma Read of the Institute substituted in
the Office.
"The Conservation of Purpose" Acts II:
Io % is the c. E. topic next Sunday night
at the Free Baptist Church, Mrs. Mabel
Lowell, leader.
North Scituate Grange held a special
meeting Saturday evening to consider the
applications for admission TO the order Of
eight candidates.
L Stubbert and wife, Viola Wilson,
Howard Arnold and Annie Sayles motored
to the fireworks display i'll the city We'd
nesday evening.
Several members OF the Rockland
Christian Endeavor Society attended the
c. E. meeting at the Free Baptist Church
on Sunday night.
DIR. and Mrs. II. w. Smith and son,
merritt, Mrs. Annie Ballou and Raymond
Peck motored to Ouonsett Point and King
ston Beach on Sunday.
Mabel Shippee led the Christian Endeav.
or meeting at the Free Baptist Church
last Sunday night. Grace Cutler, piano
and Irving Dexter, cornet, led the sing.
ing.
The North Scituate Public Library has
received valuable donation of about 500
books from the library of the late James B.
Angel, former president Of the University
Of Michigan.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. r. l.. Ford visited
Mrs. Ford's mother, Mrs. G.. M. d.
Wright over the 4th. The Captain left
his ship, Satella, at Boston loaded with
million feet Of lumber from Georgia.
The annual lawn party for the benefit OF
the North Scituate Public Library will be
held next Thursday afternoon and evening
July IL, on the Library grounds Several
new attractions this year and big time
for all who attend.
Mrs. A. Z. Kenyon returned to Fover,
n. II. last Monday. Her mother, Mrs.
w. A. Randall and young nephew, Lester,
accompanied her for months visit, part
of which will be spent at Ocean Park
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edware K. Hughes have
been entertaining for week, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Warner, and daughter Ruth,
of Dorchester, Mass. and Mr.. Hughes
brother, William Hughes and wife OF Prov
idence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. ID. Wright have re-
Gently entertained for guests, Mrs. Frank
whitford Of Quidnick, Mrs. Fred Sunder.
land of Washington, Mrs. NJ. b. Kirby OF
Providence, a sister of Mrs Wright, and
Mrs. May Kennedy.
DIR. ard Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. w. r.
Angel, Merritt p. Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Arthur T.. Hudson, Miss Mary 4 Eddy,
MIR. aud Mrs. Everett Adams made up
auto party for the 4th going to Lexington
Concord aud other points OF historical in-