The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-01-26
NORTH SCITUATE.

MIR. and Mrs y. J. Tyring have been
suffering from grippe the past week.
A daughter was born on Thursday of la,l
We < to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C4prou.
A .oa was born to MIR. and Mrs. Frank
c. Page last sunday weighing pounds.
about this time look out for
storm For further particulars see Old
Farmers Almanac.
Attorney Earle b. Arnold'~Sas APP
pointed Coroner for three years at the
last session Of the Town Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gdeo r. Smith have
gone to Manchester y. H., to- spend the
winter with relatives.
Everett Hopkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Hopkins, has been on the sick list
Tor some time.
Fruits of the Christian Endeavor
Tree" Is the topic for next Sunday night
at the +. b. Church
Mrs. Edward Phillips has been enter
tanning this week her niece, Miss Viola
La Forest OF Springfield Mass.
Robert Spencer attended the meeting
OF the State organization of Boy Scouts
in the city last week.
The Free Baptist Church choir met at
the parsonage Thursday night to re-
hearse sunday music.
Oscar Parsons of Willimantic, Conn,
is here helping i'll the care OF his mother,
Mrs. Frank Carpenter, in her sickness.
CarI TyrIng took a short vacation trip to
Baltimore, starting Saturday evening anu
returning, reach pg home on "Wednesday
night.
II A Grimwood's summer residence
on the east side of Mowansicut lake
was broken into recently and property
OF value stolen.
a minstrel show will be given here
during the first OF March Tor the benefit
OF the Public Library. a large number
oi young people are taking part.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter, a. +.
and \. NJ, held a regular conyOcation III
Masonic Hall last Saturday night. The
regular program of work was done ana
supper served.
Covenant Lodge of odd Fellows met
last Saturday night at Ashland with the
new Noble Grand, Irving ). Smith, pre-
siding. Routine work was considered.
y meeting for organizing the Boy
Scouts was held atsthe police station OH
tuesday night. Robert Spencer acted as
drill master. Another meeting will be
held at an early date.
Postmaster L. NJ. Spencer has listed
unclaimed mail at the local post office az
follows: Mrs. ii. Caproni, Mrs. Cora
GIuord, Miss l.. NJ. Beckham, Miss
Beatrice Cole, Daniel q. Clarke, Horace
Splnk, Miss Lydia \. Nelson.
The annual roll call and covenant
meeting OF the Free Baptist Church will
be held next Wednesday night in the
ycstry. The pastor has sent "a personal
invitation to members and is very de-
sirous OF having a large attendance.
The Library Needle Club met with
Mrs. julius h. Thielson last Monday
afternoon with a large attendance ana
the President, Mrs. George a. Peckham,
presiding at the business session, when
routine matters were considered. The
hostess served refreshments, followed by
a social hour.
Prof. Lewis a. Reid Of the 2. G. /.
was speaker last Friday in the
Mathcwson street NJ. L. Church in the
city. His subject was, What National
Prohibition VIII Mean to the Young
People OF America" Mr.. Reid also spoke
last Tuesday night at a public meeting
.of the Noodyille w. Z. I. l. held III the
Roger Williams Church. His subject
was. Consequences" Both addresses re
ceiyed favorable comment from the city
dallies.
Mrs. Annie Ballou attended the funeral
OF William Whipple held at Pawtucket
last week Friday. The deceased was a
brother OF Undertaken Andrew Whipple
of Greenyille and the husband of for
mer we'll known resident OF this place
Miss Mariah Ballou, daughter OF Warren
:. Balou, who was in the store business
years ago in the building now occupied
bv Smith Brothers. The Ballou family
were prominent in business and social
life for years, owning the property now
occupied by ". y. Randall, whose father
succeeded Mr. Ballou in the store
Noble Grand Irving 5. Smith OF
Covenant Lodge Of Odd Fellows has made
the following appointments Of commit
tees: Visiting the sick, Irving ;. smith
for Ashland, Dwight L. Smith for Provl-
dence. W. 4. Randall for Scituate, W.
n. Hervev for Cranston, Herbert a. Page
for Richmond, c. c. Walker for Rock
land. and George A. Kennedy for INN