The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23
NORTH SCITUATE.


Earl 4. Arnold spent the weekend and
Sunday with friends in Boston.
Theodore Dexter went TO Wareham,
Mass, on a business trip this week
Mrs John F. Paulding visited in Ne'
London, conn, on Thursda, OF this week
Philip Curtis of South Foster has sole
his farm on the Hartford Pike TO Fred
Bellows.
Byron Page had the mist rtune 10 10
lot of potatoes by freezing the last col
spell.
All the employees in Ashland mill hsv,
been notified that the mill Will close Il,
last Of March.
Miss Alice NJ. Farrow returned to h.
duties in the post office last Nedn,s
day after her sickness with tonsi.itls.
The undivided part of the Or
House Farm" on the Danielson p
was sold TO r. l.. Walker OF Pro.
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Dexter have been
entertaining for the past week Mr.. AZ
Mrs. B. Savery of Wareham, Mass,
guests.
Arthur lde, son of James lde, Chol
mist District, is employed as one
the guards OF the State Institutions 1
Howard.
Do not forget the entertainment next
Thursday and Friday nights Tor the
benefit of the Library. 1t is going to
be good.
Miss Mary Phillips, daughter OF Mrs
Marcus Phillips, went to the providence
Surgical Hospital last Wednesday fol
an operation OF the ears.
James Sherman has bought th'
Charles Baker place, near the W. +.
HOPKINS Fruit Farm. sir. Sherman AT
tended school at Lapham Institute tit!
years ago.
Laurel Grange held regular meeting
at Waldron Corners last saturday nlgh'
One visitor from Chepachet Grange wa.
present, and the social commltte'
served lunch,
A donation party was recently given
4.
ter, whose home has been destroyed Ill
part by fire. A supper and social TIM
was enjoyed by eht company.
The Home Mission Boards of My
Denomination, and What They DO, l.
the G.. +. topic for next Sunday night
at the +. b. Church. Rev. Mr.. Cutler
is the assigned leader for the evening.
Walter A. Battey of Rockland has
bought the Oscar A. Tobey general store
in Greeneville. Mr. Tobey, who is also
Town Clerk, is giving up his business
on account of poor health and advanced
years.
The North Scuitate troop OF 30!
Scouts met at the Police Station Tues
dav night Scout Master Robert Spen,
Ger gave instruction on the work oi
the organization and lunch was
served.
The mid-week prayer meeting OF the
+. b. Church was held Wednesday night
at the home of Mrs. G.. +. Eddy. The
plan of holding the meetings at houses
instead of the church has been adopted
for the present.
Miss Eva Davis, Miss Ethel Burn
side and Miss Cora Dexter were the
Christian Endeavor delegates from the
Baptist Church to attend the State
Convention, held this week in the First
Baptist Church in the city.
Electric lights have been installed at
the Attention Baptist Church, where Rev
Stephen Chapman, formerly OF TINS
place, is pastor. 1t is hoped that the
churches in this place may soon have
the same improvements.
At a recent meeting OF the PubHc
Library trustees, vote OF thanks was
given the Needle Club for donation
OF $50, for the support OF the Library
DIR. H. W. Smith presided at the meet
ing. Bills OF Sl4S.34 were audited.
A Massachusetts woman, 80 years
old. is reported as having eaten candy
all her life. This is not an "ad' Tor
the candy stores, but the question Is
if she she had not INDUCED in so much
sweets, how much longer would her lie
be prolonged.
At the Pentacostal Church, DR.. Ar
chibald, principal preached on the SUD
iect of diligence" Miss Rebecca Mar
tin sang a solo with guitar accompani'
mcnt. In the evening Prof. Carroll Dur
fee preached on REST After Labor lor
the Christian" and Miss Florence Nh'te
sang solo.
A. W. c. T. L. meeting was held last
Saturday afternoon at the home oil
Mrs Mary Austin. President Mrs
Henry King presided 1t was voted that
each member pay a certain sum toWaru
memorial fund for the Harriet Paine
Memorial Routine business was done.
The next regular meeting will be heid
ON March 3 at the same place.
Mrs. f. b. Dexter, Master OF North
Scituate Grange, has appointed the ioi
lowing commlttees-Feast: Phihp snip
nee. SIr. and Mrs. John Randalli lat
erarv: NJ. L. Reynolds, Mrs. ~ W. bur
CESS. Mrs. Walter Mather; Muse;
Ralph Robinson; Decorations MISS
Mabel Shippee; Floral; Mrs FRANK
Il.