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

lie. " no sald TINS Was uliu Winter
Mrs. Frank Carpenter is getting better
from her illness with threatened pneu.
monia.
r. +. Sibley, editor of the Times, was
a visitor in this place last Monday on
business.
"Nisions and Tasks" is the Christian
Endeayor topic at the +. b. Church Sun.
day night Mrs. Howard Arnold, leader.
William L. Spencer of the Scituate
Public Market has been confined at home
by sickness for several days this week
with the grip.
Mrs Mabel Smith has been sick over
a week with the grip, following the ex'
traction of teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burlingame, who
have been living at Buttonwoods, have
returned TO their home here for two
months.
The tax assessors met at the Town
Clerks Office last Monday to adjust the
claims of persons who thought they had
been overtaxed. Satisfactory adjustment
was made, 1t Is said.
The family of Byron Hopkins have all
been sick with the grip, including his
mother, wife and three children. MIR.
Hopkins says If he feels it coming on
he knows what TO do to shake it of and
prevent being sick.
Miss Esther Reynolds acted as hostess
to the local Whist Club last Monday
nignt, the gathering being held at the
residence OF Mrs. Sadie X. Potter. Lunch
was served and very social evening
enjoyed by the company.
Miss Ruth +. Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. h. l.. Smith, observed her birth.
day last Saturday by entertaining about
% OF her young friends at birthday
party. Games and good things to eat
were enjoyed by her guests.
An oyster pie supper will be served by
the Ladies' Aid OF the +. B. Church next
week Thursday night from to o'clock,
when an entertainment will be given
under the direction OF Miss Alice Thorn
ton. Miss Mary Eddy is chairman OF
the supper committee.
Everett l.. Wells was in Putnam last
Monday and was accompanied home by
a friend, Charles Miron, OF that place,
who went TO see his uncle, John Z.
Luther OF Luther's Corner, Glocester,
VINO is quite sick with pneumonia.
a masquerade social will be held by
Laurel Grange at Naldron Corners Sat
urday night, Feb 10. A request is made
for those taking part to wear costumes,
thus adding to the enjoyment OF the
affair. Good music will be provided and
refreshments served to those wishing
them.
Welcome Z. Wilbur is stopping in this
vicinity for while. AT one time he was
employed by the late DR.. Walter j.
Smith during his practice here, and al
terwards he worked for DIR. Samuel
Smith, his brother The Times CORE
spolnlent had pleasant chat with MIR.
Wilbur in reminiscent way OF "ye
olden times" in this place.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Free
Baptist Church met with Mrs. Il. Ger
trude Clarke last tuesday afternoon. a
large attendance was had, with one
guest, Mrs. Cassius Ramsdell, formerly
of Newark, n. j., who intends becoming
resident here. The President, Mrs.
Emma Il. Potter, presided over the busi-
ness session, when Mrs. +. II. Allen OF
Ashland became q member and routine
work was done. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. John Mathewson, "a
Sycamore street, in the city.
The annual roll call, covenant and
business meeting of the Free Baptist
Church was held Wednesday night In the
vestry, with a gratifying attendance to
those interested in its welfare. About
80 members responded in person or by
letter when their names were read by
the church clerk, Miss Alice j. Farron.
At the business session the church COM
mittee were chosen for the current year
and matters of interest to the church
were considered. A list OF committees
will be given in the Times next week.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie M. Smith,
former resident of this vicinity, was
held at the Advent Christian Church last
Tuesday afternoon, relatives and friends
attending the service, which was con-
Quoted by Rev. George Noble, pastor A
quartet, composed Of Mr.. and Mrs u
o. Chapman, Mrs. Lewis A Reid and
Carroll Durfee, sang the selections, Hes
the One" "No Night There" and The
House Over There" The bearers were
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