The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-01-14
NORTH SCITUATE.

Walter S. Brown is recovering from a
severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs John II. Davis and daughter Carrie
are recovering from the grippe.
The local w. c. T. u. met with Mrs.
Mary Austin on Tuesday Afternoon.
AIR. and Mrs. John Paulson enter
tanned friends from p evidence on Sunday
Arthur Z Oney was installed Noble
Grand OF Covenant Lodge OF Odd Fellows
on Saturday evening.
The annual meeting Of the Providence
County Fair Association was held on Wei
nesday night at the b. F. Smith farm.
The sixty-nin,h annual report of the
Scituate School Committee is being dis
tributed by Superintendent of Schools, A.
w. Burgess.
Mrs John F Paulding who is membet
of the International Sunshine Society, at
tended meeting on Tuesday at the Grace
Church Parish House in Provideic C:
Next Sunday night will be observed as
visiting night by the Christian Endeavor
Society al the Free Baptist Church. The
members will invite their friends, and a
special musical program will be given.
Several ice boats were seen on Lake
Moswansicut last Saturday and Sunday
The ice is reported as being about o inches
thick on the average
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Potter and Mrs.
Emma B. Potter attended the funeral OF
Edgar II boss, Mrs Potter's brothe',
held at the Broadway Baptist Church on
"Wednesday.
Winfield Congdon, of the Enterprise
Store, spent the week end at Newport, with
his father in.law, Mr.. Allen, forme
resident here. His wife and child, WIN
have been visiting her father, returned
home with him.
Scituate Public Market, special for Sat
urday only. January 18th, Red Salmon
I2L cents per can. This sale not to ex-
ceed cans to customer.
In the death. of Frank Spencer, father
of Postmaster K. NJ. Spencer, which
occurred last week, the section the town
which he lived feels his loss as good
neighbor and friend. lie was Of quiet,
unassuming disposition and endeared hm
self to those who knew him.
Queen of Sheba Chapter, Order Of
Eas ern Star held its annual in Masons'
Hall last Saturday night. Mrs. Sallie
Simmons was installed as Wor nv Mhtron
and other officers inducted into their
chairs.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society, the jauitor, w. A Randall,
was presented with set OF books by the
society, which were much appreciated by
the recipient. Mrs. Samuel Hopkins,
president, made the presentation rem 'rks.
The annual meeting of the Library
Needle Club was held with Mrs. Harry
w. Smith on Monday. O(hc"rs were
chosen as follows: Mrs George IL Peck.
ham, President; Mrs w. r. Angel, Vice
President; Mrs. II. w. Smith, Secretary;
Mrs. Henry Rice, Treasurer; Mrs. Henry
Randall, Superintendent of Work. The
retiring president, Mrs. w. f. Ange l.
was presented with David Davidson
picture, the presentation being made by
Mrs. Mabel Rice.
The Annual Meeting OF the Free Baptist
Church Corporation was held Monday
night. The officers elected were Rev.
G.. b. Cutler, Presiden'; Dracon John
Randall, Vice President; Miss Alice Far
row, Clerk; Willis J. Boss, Treasurer; J.
w. Lyon, Collector; Miss Mary r Eddy,
and W. J. Boss, received the thanks of the
Corporation for their faithful work for the
church and its interests