The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-21
NORTH SCITUATE.
kouis G.. Hohler, our local ice dealer,
ssys he is not in the trust


Willis w. Fiske started on business
trip TO Maine last Monday.
Capt. Willis +. Medcalf OF the U. S.
A. has a new Metz touring car.
Mrs. Amy Ann Smith remains about
the same in her critical sickness.
Miss Nora Curley of Attleboro, Mass,
is a guest of Miss Bessie olney.
Mrs. Annie Ballou is spending a few
days with Mrs. Abbie Olney this week.
Raymond A. Peek is at Fort Greble
with the II. /. National Guard this week
Mrs. Jane Angel of Providence, was a
guest of Mrs. Annie Ballou last Friday
Mrs. John A. Peckham of the city
visited her brother, w. +. Angel, on
Sunday.
Mr.. f. II. Allen, the new owner of the
Jim Smith place" has named it Ash
land Farm.
Miss Vera Hopkins and Miss Cora l..
Dexter have gone on a vacation trip to
Norfolk, Va.
viii Tourtello't and family a. Howard
Lester and family are summeiing at tie
Tourtellott homestead
Hans Snyder, the well-known music
instructor of Providence, and family
are summering at the Lake.
Sidney L. Adams, Jr., and James
Mcdonald, both from the city, visited
Sunday with Raymond Peck.
Charles Robinson of Providence and
Scituate, went fishing Thursday. He
brought back more bait-than fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman Randall OF
Providence, were entertained Nednes-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone,
relatives.
Mrs. Abbie Olney and daughter Bes-
sic spent Il few days with her brother,
James Luther, of Broad Street, city,
this week.
Mr.. Hazard Browning and wife, OF
Providence Public Market, were Sun
dsy guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
r. Williams at their bungalow on lnsti-
tue Lane.
Henry l.. Humes, who worked for w.
Z. Angel many years, and more re-
Gently for a. l.. Wood, has moved to
Greenville and is working for Mr.. Nicho-
las Winsor, OF the Greenyille Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight p. Jerauld OF
Harrisburg, Pa, have arrived Tor their
annual summer visit with the George
J, Eddy family. They were formerly
well-known residents OF this vicinity.
Mr.. Joseph Eddy, who has been living
at his brothers, George j. Eddy, for
some time, is seriously sick and not ex-
pected to recover at this writing. lie
was formerly resident OF FlskeVllle.
Miss Alice Farrow, assistant at the
pbst Office, returned to her duties last
Monday after a vacation spent at But
bsnwoods. Miss Alma Read OF the In
sbtyte was her substitute at the ONCE
Among the Scituate people attending
yAe Randall family reunion, at Roger
Williams Park last Saturday, were: Mr.
and Mrs. John Randall, Miss Evelyn
Randall, Jared w. Randall and W. A.
Randall.
The Library Needle Club wish 10 say
that returns from their "Quarter Day
request are sthl being received, and 1t Is
deemed advisable to postpone publishing
the list of contributors until next week,
when comp etc list can be furnished
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burlingame are
spending the season at Buttonwoods.
Her sister, Mrs. VIM. Perry her daugh.
ter, Miss Mabel, and son, Lester, all oi
Montreal, will tent at the same place
for the summer
The names of local candidates taking
examinations for teachers certificates,
recently held in the city were: Miss
Ethel burnside, fourth grade; Miss Ben
net of Rockland, third grade, and Miss
Dame of Johnston, fourth grade.
The following members OF the Coast
Artillery, National Guard, lett here sun
day morning for Fort Greble, where they
serve one week: Robert Spencer, Eafle
Burnside, Raymond Peck, Herbert Pot-
ter. Ellsworth Bowen and Albert Bar
stow.
The following employees OF the clty
water survey have been called 10
arms" by the recent war scare: wal
lace Burton of Providence, Fred stock
well of Massachusetts, and Messrs' NC,
Kenna, Grant, Barton, Whipple ana
Donegan.
Cranston T.. Arnold, son OF Henry =.
Arnold. the wholesale produce mer,
chant of Providence, who was drowned
while fishing on the rocks at Seaconnet
Point last Wednesday, was frequent
visitor with friends here, who sympha-
thize with the family in their bereaVe'
ment.
The "Iadies' Aid' of the L. b. Chureh
had their annual outing at Roger VII
liams Park OH Wednesday, over nifty
mombers and friends attending. "A 6as-
ket lunch with ice cream was served IN
the grove, the Museum was looked SEE,
over.S the rose garden visited and the
boat ride on the lake taken II" the
day being very enjoyable Tor the LADIES'
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