The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-23
NORTH SCITUATE.

Nnarles LeaCD, IOTlller Ntu-hH u
resident, has recently buried a married
daughter.
j. l. Stubbert and family expect 70 re-
turn to their home for the summer
about April /.
Spring arrived officially at ll:3s
o'clock Tuesday night, when the sun
crossed the line.
Mail is listed as unclaimed at the
Mrs. NJ. Pherson.
The treasury OF the Library Needle
Club was enriched by the ST. Patrlek's
" mist Party by over $40.
A patriotic display OF flags is being
made by Scituate citizens in accordanc.
with the wish OF the Governor
Specla, sale OF best quaIly Jumbo Pea
nuts, 4 quarts Tor 27 cents. SeltuaIe fub'
lie MaGket.-Adv.
Charles Cutler, son OF Rev. aud Mrs
q. b. Cutter, has accepted position a.
travelling representative tor a New 70"
house.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter held a
regular convocation Saturday night II.
Masonic Hall. The work was Nj. AM
L. Nj. and supper was served.
The Christian Endeavor topic for nexl
Sunday night at the +. b. Church Is,
"lhe Saloon-the Foe of Society" lrs-
ing A. Dexter is the leader assigned.
one of our general fish dealers, Wall
Monroe, has begun carrying new PROD
uct, pea soup" Walt has also ne"
device for holding his weighing scales
Mrs. George Noble has gone to Will
more, Kentucky, TO attend her daughter
Miss Susie Durfee, who Is student a.
Asbury College, and has been taken sick
Rev. G.. b. Cutler officiated at tn,
funeral OF Lucinda r., widow OF JARVIS
Smith, held at the residence OF hei
brother, Jonathan V. Barnes, neal
Manton last Sunday.
Mrs. Johu +. Psuidlng, who is mem
ber OF Gaspee Chapter, Daughters oil Ia
American Revolution, attended the meet
ing OF theChapter on Tuesday at Andrews
Assembly Hall, Providence.
D. Irving Cutler has resigned his posi-
tion with the National bank OF Com
merce in the city to take effect Satur
day, and expects to engage Win th'
City Water supply Board.
William E. Hopkins returned from
Washington, ID. c., where he went as
messenger with the petition Tor the re-
appointment of Postmaster +. Nj. Spen'
Ger the first of the week. lie reports
a profitable and pleasant trip.
The local troop of boy scouts met at
the police station Tuesday night. Scout
Master Robert Spencer instructed them
in signal work, first aid and street
marching Several of the boys wore
their scout uniforms.
Charles II. Lawton, Superintendent oil
Ashland MILL has bought home near
Rhodes .on the Pawtuxet, which he IN
tends to occupy when the Providence
Water Supply Board takes possession
of the mill property.
Prof. Carroll Durfee preached sunday
morning at the Pentacostal Church from
Romans. l-l6. Miss Edith White, OF the
Institute. sang solo. Class meeting
was led by William Darton, and Sunday
School was i'll charge OF superintendent
G. Durfee.
Miss Eva Davis was leader OF the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the =
B. Church last Sunday night, with the
tonic. "The Curse of Cowardice." Miss
Cora Dexter, piano; Irving Dexter, cor
net; and William Arnold, violin, led the
singing. The pastor and others spoke
on the topic.
An auto with the r. /. number 1870
and licensed TO Z. Sarso, providence
caught fire near the Allen Angel place
last Monday and was completely de-
stroyed nothing but the iron work be-
inc left. A crate of live poultry on
board the auto was saved from burning
The local men employed on Scituate
reservoir work took IN" the dinner
rendered by Chief Engineer F. r. WIN
sor at the University Club IN the GU!
last Monday night. One of the features
of the evening was the Minstrel Irlo,
composed of Z. Laurence Chandler
lanes B. Turner and Harry Wright
who sang the Reservoir Dam" song
given at the recent minstrel show mere
The Library Needle Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. William Holway a.,
Cards Corners with large attendance
and one guest, Mrs. Harry Bartlett
Mrs G. A. Peckham presided. One new
member. Mrs. William H. Bowen, was
voted in TO the club. II was decided 10
hold another whist party for the bene
6t of the Library at the residence OF
Mrs Frank Rhodes, in Johnston, April
: from 2;3O to 4:3O o'clock. The next
meeting of the club will be held with
Mrs 4. f. Hudson, Waterman Street
Providence.
"Tbe Measure Of Man" was the ser.
mon subject OF Rev. Mr.. Cutler last
sunday. Luke 6.3s. The choir com
rrised Mrs. Howard Arnold, Mrs. Emma
Potter. Edward Hughes, director ~
Iryin- C,,.ler. Howard Arnold and kr.
nest shippee, and the selections suns sung
were. "fnng out the Banner ana ne
,rrn q Wanderer." SUNDAY school Wa
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