The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-30
NORTH SCITUATI.


day at the +. ID. ,nui0n f" '
seryance.
Church Street is quite patriotic with
flags displayed at all the houses.
Miss Grace Cutler is expected home
Saturday with her parents Tor severai
days vacation.
Richard Mounty and Miss Ruby Hop
kins of the city spent Sunday at MI
and Mrs. Joseph Hopkins
Ed. Hughes was one of the winners
in the Art Contest OF the Boston Jour
nal last week.
Mrs. Florence Hudson has become
member of the Red Cross Society in the
city.
Quite a number from here attended the
p. & d. hearing in Providence last Friday
p. NJ.
The North Scituate Whist Club was
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. Harry W.
Smith last Monday night.
Miss Elsie Ballou, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. William Ballou, Is improving
from her critical illness.
Guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hughes
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Nc,
Phee, of Edgewood, j. NJ. Ross, MIR. and
Mrs. w. L. Waterman.
Mrs. ID. o. Chapman and Mrs. l. II.
Steere attended as delegates TO the W.
G. L. L. Convention, held at the Broad
way Baptist Church last week.
Superintendent of Schools A. w. Bur
CESS has lust installed new heating
facilities at the North Scituate Acad-
emy School.
Arthur Spaulding has sold his farm
near Walling's Corner, comprising about
800 acres, to William Suddard OF tins
place.
Charles Mathewson was taken by
ambulance to st. Joseph's Hospital,
Providence, last Wednesday, suffering
with appendicitis.
Miss Gladys Duston of Providence
visited Sunday her sisters, Mrs. Harry
Fiske and Mrs. Eugenia Gates, and other
friends.
Everett l.. Wells has sold his build.
ing to the City Water Supply Board.
1t is understood that he received conse'
quential damages for loss of business.
James Ii. Belcher, Jr., has moved
from the William Harris farm on the
Saundersvile Pike, to the house next
to n. j. Tyring's residence.
Buy your day.old chicks and be sure OF
them George A. peckham, North Scit-
uate, is booking many orders for 5. {, X.
l. Reds, Utility Stock, SIS haudred.-
Adv.
A large flag, IL size, was flung
to the breeze i'll front OF Seamon's store
this week by Charles Geer and Ernest
Shippee. Let the good work 60 on.
Mrs. Laura Dexter, well known resi-
dent, aged Sc, is seriously sick and fail
ing at her grandson's, Charles Bates,
in Pawtuxet, her winter home.
"The Quiet Ways of Gods Provl-
dence' is the c. +. topic at the +. b.
Church next Sunday night. MissSNabel
Shippee is the leader assigned.
Scout Master Robert Spencer and the
boy scouts split and packed one hall
cord of wood for Miss Maggie Wallace
last Monday night. Good scout work,
boys.
The F. B. Sunday School and Chris
tian Endeavor rendered a farewell So
cial to Lewis Harris in the church par
lors this Friday night. Mr.. Harris has
been faithful in both organizations.
Louis Harris and mother are remov-
ING to their new home in Foster at the
Mowrv Arnold place. The Harris family
have lived at the place they are leav'
ING over thirty years. We regret their
going from this place. -
Covenant Lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold a meeting of special interest Tor
the members at Ashland this Saturday
night. Action will be taken on the
question of moving to another hall or
consolidating with another lodge.
full attendance is requested.
The Scituate annual financial town
meeting will be held Tuesday, April 8,
at the Old Town House at 10 a. IN. 1T
j. umored that an attempt will be
made TO relocate the Town Clerks at
Hone All voters interested should be
present.
Several Of the towns residents at.
tended the hearing before the senate
Judiciary Committee relative TO the re
location of the Danielson Electric ROAD,
held at the Marble Palace last week.
Queen of Sheba Chapter, Order oi
Eastern Star, held a well-attended meet
inc last Saturday night in Masonic HAL;
Visitors attended from Providence and
Fast Providence Chapter Lodges. one
candidate was initiated, and the feast
committee, Mrs. Harry wv. Smith
chairman, served a supper.
Mrs Walter Stocks Irons gave lee.
ture on Japan, Their Race, History and
Problems" in Churchill House, Provi-
dence, last Monday morning She ex.
pressed the opinion that the future OF
our country depends in large measure
upon the solution of the japanese prob
lem.
Gods Question to Man" was the
subject of the sermon at the r. b.
Church last Sunday. The choir COM
pri.ed Mrs. Z. b. Potter, Mrs. Eugenia
Gates. Misses Lillian and Doris Bowers,
Edward Hughes, d. l. Cutler, Howard
Arnold and Ernest Shippee. They sang
Angel Voices and "Blest Day OF Cod
The c. E. Meeting at the F. B. Church
last Sunday night was led by Irving
Dexter, with the topic, The saloon
tho Foe of Society" Rev. Mr.. Cutler
spoke on the subject, saying during his