The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-04-13
NORTH SCITUATE.

lEanuenohs ana coNsllps VIII soon re-
duce the cost OF living if you pick them
yourself,
George J. Eddy does not gain very
fast from his rheumatism troubles
which hang on"
Many Scituate people "took in" the
military parade last Saturday in the
city.
Mrs. Harriet Gahan is stopping for a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Her.
bert Walling, at Edgewood.
William Whitaker has raised large
American flag at his residence, east of
the village, near Institute Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Il. Smith have
returned TO their home here after spend
ing the winter at Manchester, y. H.,
with relatives.
Astronomer Seagraves of Providence
was here for the weekend al his oh.
ser>atory Oh the h. +. Smith farm.
Mrs. Hannah Jordan of Providence,
widow of George Jordan, IA former we'll
known resident, was here over Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurry Fiske's baby son
has again been taken To a hospital IN
the city for another operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stone returned
last week from Plymouth, Ind, where
they passed the winter months.
Senator Cutler made a speech III
favor of the Woman Suffrage Act,
which was passed i'll the Senate last
Wednesday,
Robert Smith, brother of DIR. II. W.
Smith, living in Maine, has been called
to serve in the L. ). Navy, of which
he was reserve.
Mrs. John +. Prulding went to New
Haven last week to join Mr.. Paulding
on short trip to New York, returning
home Saturday evening
Attorney Earle b. Arnold and DR.. G
Arnold motored to Winsted, CT, for thu
week -end and Easter Sunday. A very
pleasant trip was enjoyed.
Mrs. John +. Paulding attended the
lNOl w lliSl VI ~ thbNS given ~ ''''
pee Chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution, at Andrews Assembly Hall,
Thursday of this week.
The following young men from this
town have left here for Charlestown
Navy Yard, where they will enter the
naval coast defence service: Chester
Taylor and Lester Segee of North
Scituate. Frank Wilbur of South Scitu
ate, Irving Poole, Ashland, and Irving
Smith of Clayville.
Miss Grace Cutler was at home Tor
Easter with her parents, Rev. ind Mrs
Cutler. She returned TO Tenaiiy, n. D.,
last Sunday by train.
IL is reported that Luke Rockwell
late manager at the Coggshall plTce,
will return to Maine to live as soon as
his wife's health will permit.
Mrs. Ellie Robinson entertained over
Sunday her son, George Cook, wife and
little daughter, Eunice, and MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Taylor, all OF Providence.
The quarterly +. b. Church Corpora
ton meeting was not held last Monday
night as appointed, but will be held a,
later date.
The Smithvile Cemetery Corporation
meeting was postponed last Monday on
account of the storm, and Will be held
next Wednesday in the Engine House
at p. IN.
C. A. Howard of the Westcott Dis
trict has lao pullets, hatched last April
and May, that laid 1888 eggs this Janu-
ary, February and March at cost OF
Sl02.32.
NJ. T. Reynolds is boarding party
of five young men, who are working IN
this vicinity for the determination oi
the gipsy moth, and doing work begun
by another gang earlier in the season.
Miss Alma Lockwood of Edgewood, a
sister of the late Benoni Lockwood
who resided here years ago, visited MT
and Mrs. Chester l.. Smith and Others
in this town last Sunday.
Maxey W. Potter of Attleboro, Mass,
visited his brother, Asa Potter, last
Sunday. He was at one time proprietor
of a harness shop in the ID. G. Clarke
building. next W NlI' H'7' '''N''
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Francis died last Tuesday in the city OF
icmorrage Of the brain. The baby wss
born last week, Friday, and was named
Carl Francis. Jr. Their many friends
sympathize for them.
Rev. Charles Parker married at ms
home last Monday William JONES
Cochran. Of Wilkesbarre, Pa, and Susan
Ellen Potter, Of Scituatc. They went TO
Wilkesbarre the same day 10 live. The
groom had been employed at Kent, drill-
ling. and had finished work.
Mrs. George Noble has returned home
from Wilmore, Ky, where she went on
account Of her daughters sickness, Miss
Susie Durfee. She was a student az
Asbury College. Her daughter returned
with her. but II will be several months
before she regsins her health.
Mrs. Abbie Olney and daughter, Bes-
sic, who have been staying IN Florida
this winter, returned home last Satur'
day. They find decided change IN
temperature 20 what they have been
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