The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-04-27
NORTH SCITUATE.

The agricultural fever has struck this
place bad. "Everybody's doing it,"
j. l. Stubbert and family are occupy
ing their home here for the summer.
Harry Marcy and family of Providence
were Sunday visitors at Asahel Pecks.
Raymond Peck has bee0 appointed
clerk of Company l3, Rhode Island Ma
tional Guard.
George +. Jordan of Providence at.
tended Scituate Royal Arch Chapter
Saturday night.
Mrs. Lizzie Hill Of Greenvile section
is able to be around again after several
months of illness.
Arthur Sherman, son. in law of Solo
mon Sweet, has bought the Fred Segee
place at Chopmist
Letters are advertised at the post
Office for Mrs James Bidel, Mrs. George
A. Lane, Leonard Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ Knight of
Pawtuxet were guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. George T. Seabury, Tuesday.
Ii is stated that Robert Walker, who
recently bought the Grist House Farm,
intends to farm it, on a large scale
this season.
Deacon and Mrs. w. j. Boss went to
Boston Sunday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Spicer. Mrs. Boss remains
there this week.
The students at rhe Pentecostal Col
legiate Institute are receiving military
training, and the Government has fur
nished 20 rifles for drill practice.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter held a
regular convocation Saturday night in
Masonic Hall. The usual supper was
served previous to the work OF the eve
ming.
Miss Ruth Boss is the leader assigned
for the c. L. meeting at the +. Is.
Church next Sunday night. The topic
is Missionary Opportunities III Latin
America"
+. NJ. Spencer sold two Ford cars last
Monday, one to Elisha Winsor, and the
other to Leon Pierce, of Foster. Mr.
Spencer has several more sales pending
with intending purchasers.
Charles Mathewson was brought to his
home here from st. Joseph's Hospital
Tuesday by c. II. Mofiit in his auto
Mr. Mathewson is recovering from his
operation for appendicitis.
Senator G.. b. Cutler was called to the
presiding officers chair at the close Of
the Senate Session last Wednesday
night by Lieut. Gov. San Souci to give a
parting address and offer prayer.
Fred Segee of the Chopmist district
sold personal property at public sale
last Thursday. Coomer :. Ford was
auctioneer. Mr.. Segee has rented a
tenement at the Ed. Harris place.
A unanimous vote in favor of Ma
tional prohibition during the war was
taken last Sunday at the Free Baptist
Church during the morning service. The
pastor spoke on the subject before the
Tote was taken.
Mr.. John Kelly, a member Of well.
known family living here years ago,
visited the place last Sunday. The
Kelly family owned the place near the
Congregational Church, now occupied by
Henry Chapman.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenyon Of Dover, n.
r., are expected here Friday night for
short visit with Mrs. Kenyon's mother,
Mrs. w. A. Randall. Mr.. Kenyon was
called TO ohiciate at funeral in Proyi.
dence Friday afternoon.
Irving G. Phillips OF East Greenwich,
the new superintendent Of ScitHte
schools, accompanied by Prof. Thomas,
Of Kingston College, visited the schools
this week in the interest Of home gar
den work and the food problem.
Mr.. John Sprague Of Providence visit.
ed Sunday his brother in-law, Asahel A.
Peck. Mr.. Sprague is the father of DIR.
John Sprague Of Providence, who grsdu.
ated from medical college in the same
class with DIR. Harry w. Smith Of this
town.
Scituate Troop OF Boy Scouts, under
the leadership OF Scoutmaster Robert
Spencer, took a "hike" near Rockland
last Saturday for field day. 1nstruc.
tion in guard mount and signalling was
given, campfire started and rations
served the young soldiers.
Mr. Charles Hosmer Saunders Of East
Greenwich and Miss Geneva NJ. Briggs
were married Wednesday by Rev. @. b.
Cutler at the parsonage. The bride is a
popular teacher in the East Greenwich
public schools and the groom il chef Of
the South County Hunting Club. Rev.
Mr.. Cutler has married four sisters Of