The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-04-06
NORTH SCITUATE.


Charles Phillips visited his mother,
Mrs. Virgil V. Phillips, last Sunday.
Charles A Tucker now living at Oak
land Beach was in the place last Friday.
Clarence Hopkins has rented one OF
the w. A Potter tenements on Silk
Lane.
Lucius Rockwell has resigned his po-
sition as manager OF the Coggshall
estate.
George j. Eddy has been on the sick
list for some time with rheumatism
troubles.
Mrs. Walter Stokes Irons will 60 to
Washington, ID. c., next Monday as a
delegate.
Mrs. Rebecca Niles and Emma Smell
made a business trip to Providence
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Cutler is at home for the
Easter vacation with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Cutler.
Miss Amsden of Boston was the re-
cent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sea-
bury on Main Street.
William Bowen and young son, Rus
sell, of Providence visited his sister-in.
law, Mrs. Sadie Potter, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Stubbert OF
Providence spent the week end here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Angel.
Sarah Snell a past noble grand OF
IL hn la m
Ashland Hall on Wednesday evening.
Ernest Reynolds of Manchester, n.
H., and Miss Ruth Reynolds visited
their father, NJ. L. Reynolds, on Sun
day.
Robert Smith, brother of DR.. III. W.
Smith, has been notified to be ready for
service as naval reserve in case OF
war.
"The Significance of Easter" is the
C. f. topic next Sunday night at the
Baptist Church. Mrs. Ethel Burnside,
leader.
Buy your day-old chicks and he sure Of
them. George A. Peckham, North Scit-
uate, is booking many orders for s. G..
X. 1. Reds, Utility Stock, SIS hundred
ADV.
Miss Ida Printice and Miss Lena
Thatcher of East Providence were week
end guests OF Mrs. II. NJ. Brown OF
Farmholm.
Max w. Potter of Attleboro, for.
mer resident, visited Mrs. Ellie Robinson
and Miss Estella Colvin, his relatives,
last Sunday.
The local Whist Club met this week,
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Frank
Rhodes Hartford avenue, Johnston, with
good attendance.
DR.. Archibald and Rev. Lewis A. Reed
of the Institute spoke in opposition to
the Sunday ball playing act at the
State House last Friday.
Mrs. w. f. Angel attended the lee
lures given by Mrs. Walter Stokes
Irons at Churchill House in Providence
Monday and Thursday mornings.
Harry Wilcox of the National Bank
of Commerce in the city and formerly
a resident here was the Sunday guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Seabury.
Attorney Earle B. Arnold entertained
the week end and Sunday Charles NJ
Brewster, a mining engineer OF Balti-
more, Md, who was college friend
Can't. Willis C. Metcalf of the U. 3.
Army Recruiting Station in the city IS
busy man these times, with the en-
listments for the army coming In daiiy.
The quarterly meeting of the Free
Baptist Church Corporation will be held
next Monday night in the church yes
try. The pastor desires fine atten'
dance.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the +.
B. Church will serve meat supper next
Thursday night in the vestry. good
entertainment will follow the eating OF
good things.
Miss Mary f. Eddy has resigned the
position of Superintendent of the Bap-
tist Sunday School. Philip Shippee was
chosen for the vacancy, with Miss EDDY
as assistant.
The annual meeting of the Smith.
vile Cemetery Corporation will be heid
next Monday afternoon at o'clock al
the Engine House. All interested are
urged to attend.
The Library Needle Club met last
Monday with Mrs. A. Z. Hudson, ls4
Waterman Street, city. Mrs. u. A.
Peckham presided at the business ses'
sion. Refreshments and a social hour
were enjoyed.
A company of young men OF TINS
place are drilling evenings in anticiPa'
tion of beeing needed for the regular
army or for the home guads. Winfield
s Conedon and Robert Spencer OF the
National Guard are Instructors.
Easter services at the +. b. Church
next Sunday will be of interest. Inc
pastor will preach an appropriate ser. T
mon and choir director Edward Hughes
has arranged a special program OF
music. Miss Alice Hillery, the vioilnist
Of Providence, will play solo and Mr'.
Howard Arnold will sing, with vio,ln
oblirato. An Easter concert VIII oe
given in the evening.