The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-17
NORTH SCITUATE.


night netted over $40.
Everett L. Carr has finished work at
the b. F. Smith farm.
The potato crop in Ireland is report
ed half yield this year.
William Ballou is working in the
Providence Public Market.
Miss Annie Sayles is employed at the
Gorham Silver Works in the city.
Miss Mary E. Eddy attended the
Porter Foster wedding at Grace Church
last week.
Miss Susan f. Tyler of Providence
was a weekend guest of her nephew,
Raymond Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Underwood, formerly
Miss Irene Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Randall are oc-
cupying their new bungalo next Nelson
Taft's in Johnston.
Nir. and Mrs. Walter Monroe are to
be congratulated on the birth OF boy
weighing l012 pounds.
Henry Rice of the b. F. Smith farm
returned from business trip TO New
York last Friday night.
"Divine Ways of Instruction" was the
sermon subject at the +. b. Church last
Sunday, preached by the pastor.
John Sprague of Providence, Civil
War veteran, was recent visitor OF
Asahel A. Peck, his brother in law.
Attorney Carl Cutler and wife visited
the week end his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
G. b. Cutler, at the f. b. parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Lyon are moving
TO the cottage on the Jim Smith
place, now the property Of +. II. Allen.
The household effects belonging to the
estate of Mrs. Susan 4. Peckham will
be sold at public sale this week Satur-
day.
Mrs. Henry King, President of the
local W. c. L. L., Is attending the Ma
tional Convention at Indianapolis, Ind,
this week.
William A. Phillips of Hopedale,
Mass, former well-known resident
here, is visiting at MIR. and Mrs. Edwin
Phillips.
A basket social for the benefit Of the
F. B. Church choir will be held this
week Friday night at the home of Mrs,
Abbe Olney.
Charles A. Tucker has sold his prop
erty near Parker's Crossing to the City
Water Board and bought home at
Buttonwoods.
Mrs. Everett B. Dexter is attending
the National Grange session, held at
Washington, this week, and expects to
return Monday.
A special meeting of the W. c. 1. l..
was held Monday afternoon with Mrs
L. NJ. Spencer, when considerable busi'
ness was transacted.
L. NJ. Spencer made a business trip
to Boston last Friday In connection
with establishing an agency for Clarks
Pneumatic Medicine.
Miss Fannie Weeden is here for the
week, and will move to Providence next
Monday, where she is employed after
her season at Swansea, Mass.
The Judge Knowles accident insur-
ance policy for $4,000 was paid in full
to Horace c. Knowles, his brother, last
Monday, after litigation OF over
year IN court.
Amasa Potter and family went to
their new home near Hebronville, Mass.
last Tuesday. Clarence Kingsley went
with them, having given up his posi-
tion on the Danielson Line.
Miss Ellen Steere, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Steere OF Chepachet,
who is attending school at East Green
wich Academy, visited the week end at
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Potter.
The topic for next Sunday nights
meeting of the Christian Endeayor So
ciety is "Why Christianity is the Hope
of Our Country" The leader assigned
say she will be there.
Edward Hughes, Irving Cutler, Ernest
Edwards, and Ernest Shippee com
prised the male quartet at the Free
baptist Church last Sunday. They sang
Just Outside the Gate" Many Would
like to hear them oftener.
A meeting of citizens interested in
forming Civic League in the town was
held at the Institute last Friday night.
Senator elect q. b. Cutler attended by
invitation. Another meeting will be
held soon to complete organization.
About forty friends of Mrs. Andrew
w. Burgess, many of them members of
North Scituate Grange, rendered her
birthday surprise party last Saturday
night Music, refreshments and soeia'
bility made q very enjoyable evening
Philip Shippee, teacher at richmond
School, had ss visitors last Friday Mrs
NJ Louise Wehoskey and Mrs Elsie
Smith Vaughn Of Providence, twin els
tiers, and daughters of Sylvester Pat
terson, who was town clerk about 81
years ago.
Rev. G. B. Cutler led the Christian
Endeavor Service last Sunday night
with the topic: "How to be strong
IL was an interesting meeting. MIS-
HOWARD Arnold piano, Irving Dexter,