The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-09
NORTH SCITUATE.

J. ID. Corey made business trip to
Connecticut on Monday.
Everett L. Wells made a business
trip To Putnam, Conn, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Farrow had
a daughter born to them on Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Conan is staying at her
home at Rocky Hill during the warm
months.
Mrs. Carl Hopkins of Providence
spent Memorial Day With friends and
relatives here.
Miss Fannie Weeden has gone to
South Swansea, Mass, where she has
taken position.
Miss Eta Hunt, organist at the +.
B. Church, was sick Sunday. Miss Grace
Cutler substituted.
Mrs. n. j. Tyring who has been quite
sick, is recovering. DIR. c. c. Arnold is
the attending physician.
The North Scituate nine defeated the
Georgiaville team on the home grounds
Sunday, with 9 to score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Anthony and
young daughter Helen, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. w. A. Randall.
Rev. G. B. Cutler, one of the trustees,
attended on Monday, a meeting of the
Anti Saloon League, in the city.
Rev. George Noble preached at the Ad
vent Christian Church from the subject
"The Good Shepherd" John l0l4-l5.
Ben J. Wood intends building a house
this summer on the land he recently
bought of Charles Stone, Institute Lane.
Miss Phebe Wood, teacher at Chop
mist school, has been on the sick list.
Mrs. Dorothy (Bossl Spicer substituted
for her.
Little Miss Marion Tyring had an
operation performed at the Capitol Hill
private hospital last Thursday. She is
doing well.
The Misses Almeda and Juliette
Corey of Dorchester, Mass, expect to
make their annual visit with relatives
in Scituate soon.
Laurel Grange will hold an entertain
ment and social at Waldron's Corners
this Saturday night, The Orpheus
Orchestra will play.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting at the +. b. Church next Sun
day is: "The Will and the Way" Miss
Leila Bowen, leader.
Church street was well represented in
the preparedness parade. DR.. Smith,
Ed Hughes, Joseph Hopkins and Ray
mond Peck marched.
Samuel f. Hopkins, mail carrier on
rural route No. 2, handled during the
month of April 1862 pieces of mail mat
ter weighing 1890 pounds.
Mrs C. L. Nye is spending the week
at Mrs. Mary Niles. Mrs. Lilly Brown
and Mrs. w. Walker spent the day with
Mrs. Ed. Hughes the past week.
"The Soldiers of Jesus Christ" was
the sermon subject at the +. b. Church
last Sunday. Miss Viola Mae Wilson
sang the solo, "Teach Me How to Pray"
The registry voters of the town are
being warned by large notices posted
in public places, to register before July,
if they wish to vote this falls presiden-
tial election.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Potter have re-
turned from stay of few days In
Chepachet, where they "kept house"
during the absence of their daughter,
Mrs. BENZ. Steere, in Maine.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
sic ]. Corey on Wednesday. The child
lived but short time and was buried
Thursday by Irving w. Brown OF
Handy & Brown, undertakers.
Miss Edna Kimball of Esmond, and
her sister, Miss Marion Kimball of Paw
tuxet, recently visited at James A.
Hopkins. They are the daughters OF
the late Charles Kmball, former resi-
dent.
Many members of the Rotary Club
of Providence attended the musicale
given by the Rotary Quartette. Among
them was Mr.. r. =. Bailey of the un-
dertaking firm of Randall and Bailey,
Providence.
Coomer S. Ford, auctioneer, will con-
duct an administrators sale OF personal
property beloning to the late Lydia NJ.
Williams at Clayville next wednesday
June l4th, at l o'clock. ID. A. Clarke,
Jr., is administrator of the estate.
The Catholic Mission has rented the
basement of the Maria Simmons house
opposite f. L. Wells barber shop, and
commenced holding meetings there last
Sunday. William Ballou has leased the
upper tenement and moved in on Fri
day this week.
Mr.. Howard Daughaday and mother
visited Sunday at the anchorage" the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes
on Church street. Other visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Waterman and Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Hughes and daughters,
Alice and Edith.
Miss Maria T. Harris of Saylesvllle,
daughter of James A. Harris, deceased,
a prominent family here years ago,
was the recent guest of Mrs. Henry
Harris. her ster-iin-law. She was sc-
companied by a friend, Miss Briggs,
formerly of Brimfeld, Mass.