The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-04-07
NORTH ScITUATE.

Arthur Knowlton has returned from
his six week trip to Texas.
Mrs. Grace Ford has gone to Florida
for vacation after her sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Potter visited rela.
tives at Pascoag the first of the week.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter of Free
Masons held a regular convocation last
Saturday night in Clark's Hall.
Rev. G. b. Cutters sermon subject for
last Sunday w&S "True Wisdom and
What 1t Brings" 1t was highly corn-
mended by his hearers.
Herbert Walling and wife of Provi-
dence were the Sunday guests of her
sister, Mrs. John Davis.
George Blackmar has sold his place in
Saundersville to the Providence Water
Supply Board.
Rev. Mr.. Cutler made IL calls in diff.
ferent parts of the town last week We'd
nesday.\
Saturday, April Sth, Special, 10 cent
can Kidney Beans, 7 cents, North Sciluat,
ublic Market.
Jimmie Lyons of South Foster will
open a barber shop in Rockland about
May l.
The Scituate public schools have been
closed this week for the spring vacation
and will open Monday.
The sum of $50 was appropriated for
the benefit of the Public Library at the
financial town meeting Monday.
Several matters of interest to Scituate
readers are omitted this week on account
of lack of space. They will appear next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Stubbert passed
Sunday at Putnam, Conn.,, where Mr..
Stubbert's father, Rev. j. Stubbert, is
an invalid.
Amasa Hopkins and Ira L. Dunham
are serving as jurors in the Superior
Court at Providence. They began last
Monday.
Noble Grand A. c. Olney with other
members of Covenant Lodge OF. Odd Eel.
lows visited Swarts Lodge, Providence,
on Tuesday night.
The Ladies' Needle Club met last Mon
day with Mrs. w. A. Capwell on Hart
ford avenue in Johnston with a good
attendance. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. E. B. Dexter.
DR.. Harry W. Smith met with an acci-
dent last week by falling from ladder
to the ground some IA feet and sprain-
ing his ankle and cutting his hand with
glass. He was removing storm windows
from his residence.
The Orpheus Orchestra went to Rock
land last Tuesday night to play at the
home of Almon Howard, member. They
will play for a social at Waldron Cor
ners this Saturday night in Grange
Hall.
The annual meeting of the Smithville
Cemetery Corporation will be held in the
engine house next Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The business will consist of
the election of officers and the considera-
tion of other matters of interest.
OLNEY TIME-TWO -.
Rev. Stephen Chapman, pastor of the
Free Baptist Church at Attention, r. l.,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. o.
Chapman, over Monday night. He had
been attending the regular meeting of
the Baptist Ministers Association in the
city during the day.
Mrs. Charles Robinson and son, Ralph
Robinson, who is in his junior year at
Brown University, motored here on Mon
day. Mr.. Robinson is employed at
Shepard's store in the city. They have
been summer residents here for years.
Mr.. w. E. Hopkins has returned from
his trip to Florida. His friends think he
must have found the fountain of
Youth" while there, as he seems to be
in vigorous health and spirits, while his
singing is more inspiring than ever.
Mr.. G. A. Howald resident of the
Chopmist District, is recovering from the
effects of blood poisoning which followed
broken wrist and ligaments, caused by
slipping on the ice last month. DR.. Bar
nard Arnold is treating him.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Pubhc Library Will be given in the
Congregational Church next week Satur-
day night. The plays to be presented
are "a Fair Encounter" and "a Happy
Pair" Among those taking part are
Mrs. G.. II. Peekham, Mrs. Sadie Potter,
Miss Ruth Taft and Robert Spencer,
which insures good entertainment.
The following delegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention in Providence
Monday, April IL, were chosen at the
Republican caucus held at the Town
Clerks Office last Monday: Weldon G.
Langford, Robert Rhodes, George p.
Howard and Martin S. Smith.
Howard Arnold led the Christian En- !
deavor meeting at the Free Baptist |
Church last Sunday night. His topic |
was "The Concentration of Time" The
name of Miss Vera Hopkins was pro-
posed as a member of the society. The
singing was led by Miss Grace Cutter,
piano, Irving Dexter, cornet, and Horace
Dexter, violin.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free
Raptist Church will give n conundrum /