The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-10
NORTH SCITUATI.

hous hold goods TO Foster.
Several items appear this week which
wer, crowded out last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Z. / ske last Saturday night.
Rev. G. b. Cutler was elected Senator
from Scituate by Ia plurality.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker were
Sunday guests at the Anchorage.
Mrs. Effe Robinson recently visited
relatives in Auburn for few days.
Messrs. Cutler and Gerry carried the
town. Everything else went Republican.
The W. c. 7. US met with Mrs q.
b. Cutler at the parsonage last week
Friday.
Mrs Maud Phillips of the city has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Perry,
recently.
Mrs ). w. Taylor of the B. f. Smith
farm has returned from visit OF three
weeks Ill Canada.
Miss Mildred Amsden of Athol Mass,
has been the recent guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Carl Francis.
Mrs X. l.. Ford of New York has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. u. NJ. ID.
Wright, for week.
MIR. and Mrs A. E. Hudson and Mrs.
w. +. Angel motored to Boston last
week.
Auctioneer Coomer S. Ford sold the
household goods at the Henry Slocum
place last Monday.
Scituate voted for license yes by GA.
A gain for the temperance cause over
two years ago, when the vets won by
1877.
The Advent Sunday School is help
ing support two foreign missionaries
This is better than some larger schools
i'll tie State are doing
"How to be Strong" is the c. Z. topic
for next Sunday night at the +. b.
Church. Miss Leila bowen, leader.
Capt. Charles Spratt and family, who
have just returned from the Mexican
border, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hughes
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Francis returned
last week from a two weeks vacation,
spent with Mrs. Francis parents III
AthOl, Mass
Miss Annie Salisbury and Fred Peck
ham of Pine Hill were recently married
by Rev. q. B. Cutler. Their friends
wish them happiness.
Mrs. IL. NJ. Brown, having sold her
place, called "Farmholme," near South
Foster, will build another home near the
present one. William Burlingame is the
cont. factor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Andrews of Rice
City were recent visitors of q. j. Eddy
and family. Mrs. Andrews was former
ly Miss Margaret Smith, who taught
school here about 10 years ago.
Marshall Salisbury, leading fox hunt
er Oh the town, won gold medal at the
meet OF the New England Fox Club,
held at Pepperell, Mass, the first OF this
month.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tuesday
with Mrs. \. W. Burgess, with good
attendance, and three guests, Mrs. Josie
Harris, Mrs. Walter tarrow and Mrs.
Albert tarrow. Routine business was
transacted. The next meeting OF the
society Will be held with Dr. Z. h. I.
Arnoid III two weeks.
George Z. Conan of the United States
Navy visited the weekend with hls
father, q. T.. Conan, III the Rocky Hlll
District. He is stationed at the Ne"
London submarine base and went aboard
the German under-sea boat, the Deutsch-
land
Lewis A. Reed supplied last Sunday at
the Pentecostal Church, preaching from
Jere. 22-29 Carroll Durtee spoke III the
evening Oh Christ, the only one" ana
the Misses Lane, Shepard, SWalne ana
W hlte from the Institute sang.
In the haste of sending last weeks
news to the Times some interesting tea
lures OF the Halloween party at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Adams were omitted One OF them Was
the closing part Ut the program, "heh
LugcIia lates gave the masculine sex
goodnight kisses. Some OF the boys
said tncy preferred the unwTapped va
ricty. Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Adams
originated the evenings pleasures
The last meeting of North Scituate
Grange was observed as Neighbors
NighC, and an enjoyable evening was
had. The large attendance included
members of several oranges who iur'
nlshed entertainment. An address on
"Co.operation" was given by Sayles b.
Steele, the State Lecturer OF the grange
and Phinp shippee served an excellent
oyster supper.
Charles q. Lane of Brooklyn, y. \,
spcn, the weekend at the Institute
whe.. hls three daughters have been at
tending school for some time. All re-
turn. home on Monday TO remain per
uanlntly. They have been welcome
residents here during their stay
Temperance exercises by the Unlted
Sunuay schools of TINS place were heid
Sunday at the Free Baptist Chureh'
which were interesting and enthusiastic
for he cause. The program was III
clar.e of the three superlntendents ana