The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-08-11
NORTH ScITUATE.
Mrs. ]. Blackmar is in Foster for a

Some hot-ninety-eight in the shade
here Tuesday noon.
Miss Esther Ross spent Sunday at
Edward Hughes home.
Remember that Scituate "Old Home
Day" is next Wednesday.
George j. Eddy is recovering from i'll
ness with rheumatism of the throat.
MIS- John + P4ulding returned from
visit in New Haven, Conn, on Thursday
Mrs. Joseph Hopkins entertained COM
pany from Hopkins Mills on Tuesday.
Oliver Bernier has sold his "Old
Bank" property to the city water sup
ply.
1t is expected that the +. b. Church
will hold baptising the last OF this
month.
The Misses Emma and Sarah Smell
visited relatives at East Greenwich last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. O. Chapman have re-
turned from the Portsmouth Camp
Meeting.
Miss Leila Bowen and sister, Gertie,
who have been away on vacation, have
returned.
Forest Brown cut his foot with glass
quite badly while bathing at the lake
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Stubburt returned
from Crescent Beach, near New London,
last Tuesday.
Mr. c. b. Molfit and family motored
here Tuesday from their summer camp
at ButtOnwoods
Dr. Clara (Bowen) Bsrlander, for
merly Of this place, has given up her
Office practice in the city.
Mr. John +. Paulding made a busi-
ness trip to Pittsburg and other points
in Pennsylvania this past week.
d Irving Cutler left on Wednesday with
the 4h Camp, Rhode Island contingent
for a mouth's training at Plattsburg
w. f. Hopkins, singing evangelist,
assisted in the services at Randall
Square Mission, city, last Sunday
Mrs. W. A. Randall has returned home
after spending last month with her
daughter, Mrs Maud Kenyon, in Maine.
Mrs. Ezekiel 4. Cole was reported
ailing last Thursday. She is i'll her S5th
year and has been ailing for long
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Chandler spent
the week end at Mrs Chandler's former
home. BE returned the first of the
week.
"The Every Day Lesson of the Prodi-
gal Son" was the sermon subject of
Rev. Mr Cutler last Sunday at the f.
b. Church.
Miss Ruth Boss led the C. E. meeting
last Sunday night at the Baptist
Church. Her topic was: 'Consesration
of Friendship p
"Tnue Beauty, and How to Get 1t" is
the Christian Endeavor topic next Sun
day night at the +. b. Church, Miss
Marietta Burgess, leader
Miss Thelma Duston, youngest
daughter of the late Rev. r. J.. Duston,
former pastor here, returned home to
Maine by auto this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McPhee and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. j. Ross and family
spent the day with their aunt, Nrs
Mary Niles, the past week.
Alvin Cutler of Mystic, Conn, visited
his brother, Rev. G.. b. Cutler, the first
of the week. He is a Civil War veter-
an. and wears the Grand Army button.
Mrs. sherman Everett and daughter
Avis, of Auburn, Maine, are guests OF
DIR. and Mrs Harry W. Smith. Mrs.
Smith was schoolmate of Mrs. Ever
EFT.
Mrs. Emna &. Potter and Miss Mary
z. Eddy started for Maine last Thurs
day, where they will visit Mrs. Pot
ter's sister, Mrs. a. L. Kenyon, at
Ocean Park.
MIR. John Paulding went to New
York Sunday and is spending the week in
Pittsburgh and GlasspQrt, Pennsylvania on
business for the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad.
Benjamin Lockwood, of the city,
called on friends in this place last We'd
nesday. He was former resident, his
father being superintendent of one Of
the mills at Saundersville years ago.
Mrs. Chester l.. Smith entertained for
the weekend her aunt, Miss Sarah
Moore Cf Uxbridge, Mass. She intend
ed to make longer visit, but was
called away to her profession OF
nurse.
Edwin c. Phillips injured his hand
badly by being caught in carding
machine last tuesday at the cotton
mill ii he had not acted qsickiy IN
pulling his hand out his whole arm
would have been drawn in and mangled.
A brother of the late President Of the
University a Michigan, James Angel,
called at the Public Library last Satur-
day TO see if donation of books from
his brothers library had been received
in good order. His name was William
+. Angel of Chicago.