The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-03
NORTH SCITUATE.
Lillian Spencer is filling position at
Butler Hospital.

the local whist club last Monday night.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter of Mas.
ons met last Saturday night in Clark's
Hall.
Rev. Mr. Cutler has been called TO
oficiate at twelve funerals during the
past month.
Byron Shippee was employed in car
ing for Darius o. Phillips at Potterville
during his last sickness.
Miss Grace Cutler of the Academy
School, was not able to teach last Fri
day on account of illness.
Miss May Wilson has been absent
from her office work on account of sick
ness few days this week.
The North Scituate Public Market viii
sell on Saturday, March 4th, Snider's Cat
sup for IS cents boitie,-Ady.
Surveyor Leroy Mehan of the Provi.
dence Water Supply, has moved into
the house occupied by the late Mrs,
Parmelia Brown.
Mrs. w. +. Angel entertained as
guests on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Walling of Providence, Miss May
Turner of Greenville, and Clifford How
ard of Centerdale.
Miss Ella Hunt, the music teacher,
played the cornet and Lester Spencer
the violin, during the Sunday School az
the Advent Church last Sunday.
Samuel Hopkins, mail carrier on Route
No. 2, states that the month of Febr-
,lN.,.. -,
he became mail carrier some ten years
ago.
Mrs. Grace Ford is recovering from
her serious illness with pneumonia. She
was able to take her place at the dining
table last Sunday for the first time in
several weeks.
Samuel Hopkins, the veteran mail car
rier, though encumbered with much mail,
III de his a5th route in the record time OF
hours on Wednesday on account OF the
fine slelghing.
Mrs. Jared Randall was in critical
condition from Bright's disease last
Sunday, DIR. Smith being summoned
three times during the day. She is bet
ter at this writing.
Lowell Pierce of the New Mill Viii
lage, a sufferer for some time from a
stomach trouble, was carried by ambu-
lance last week, Thursday, to the r.
/. Hospital tor treatment.
Narnum Steere late undertaken here,
who left here last fall to live in Vir-
ginia, returned to the place last week
on business, and was the guest of Cy-
rus Salisbury for the week end.
Oswald Wunscher of Pawtucket, who
was found dead recently on the Har-
mony road, was well known in this
vicinity, where he has sold fertilizer in
large quantities for several years.
RAYMOND Howard, son of Jason
Howard, and Miss Esther May Blanch-
ard, daughter of John ID. Blanchard,
were married by Rev. G.. b. Cutler We'd
nesday night at the Baptist parsonage.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the f. B.
Church will give a c supper next week,
Friday night, in the church vestry. An
entertainment under the direction OF
Mrs. Henry Emstey will follow the sup
per.
The Library Needle Club met last
with Mrs Sadie Potter with an attend
ance of IA members. Mrs. Joseph Hop
kins attended as guest. Mrs. George
II. Peckham presided at the business
session. The hostess served refresh
ments. Mrs. julius L. Thelsen will
next entertain the club.
Mrs. Laura Dexter, well known
resident. west of the village, observed
her s5th birthday last Monday. She
was remembered by flowers from the
Ladies' Aid Society of the f. B. Church
and Others. Many of her friends sent
birthday cards and congratulations.
''Heart, Head and Hand" the regular
publication from the p. c. Institute, is
being mailed this week to it's subscrib
ers. It contains a well written article
on the sickness and death of Phillip
Whitman Webber of Clftondale, Mass.
one of the students, and other matters
of interest for friends of the school
George w. Clarke, the chauffeur who
was assaulted and nearly killed Mon
dav morning by fellow workman, Is
well known to several of the water sup
plv employees, as he was employed sew
eral weeks as cHdultui loi thc '"1Si
Supply Committee.
Rev. G. B. Cutler officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. Alice Walker at her
late home last Friday. The bearers
were the two sons of the deceased, Al
vim and Clifford Walker, Charles Allen
of Providence, a nephew, and James A.
Ford. Burial took place at the family
lot Trimtown.
The funeral of Mrs. Walter ].
Angel was solemnized at the +. b.
Church Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Cutler conducted the service. The burial
took place in Glenford Cemetery, the
bearers being John Randall, James "A.
Ford. Henry Phillips and ID. A. Davis.
Handy & Brown were the undertakers'
william +. Hopkins reports from 81
Petersburg, Florida, that snow $ scarce,