The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Farm.
Miss Nellie Potter was home few
/ days this week.
Miss E. Peekham was a, Benjamin
wilbur's over Sunday.
Rev. Fenner Jacques has ofheia'ed at
several funerals lately.
Mrs. Philip Almy entertained guests
from Providence, on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Slater and daughter visited
with her mother over Sunday.
Philip Clark of Providence is spending
his vacation at his grAndfa,her's.
Mrs. Samuel Slater and daughter
visited with her mother over Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Brown was home
recently accompanied by Miss Eta
Streckart.
Mr.. William. Remington, who went TO
Providence to stay iew weeks, has had
a shock.
Mrs. Abner Wilbur and Mrs. William
Seabury visited Mrs. Barbara Murphy in
East Greenwich.
Mr.. Frank Randall of Providence has
been spending week at his cousins,
Frank Phillips.
Mr.. Ezra knight and family OF Provi-
dence have been visiting at David
knights.
Miss Bertha King has left the ranks of
teachers and become an Angel OF Provi.
dence.
DIR. and Mrs. James Phillips Of Provi-
dence were guests at DIR. Henry Arnold's
last week.
Miss Wigh man attended the concert
at North Scitua,e, Sunday evening.
The old hotel known as the Homestead
was burned to the ground, Saturday
night. There was no one living there at
the time.
A number from Scitua'e went to the
social at DR.. Henry Arnold's, last week.
There was large attendance, and after
bountiful supper was served a graphic
phone entertainment was given by Mr.
Fred Carr An orchestra also furnished
music.
There was a good attendance at the
last meeting Of the grange. The third
and fourth degrees were worked after
which refreshments were served. In the
potato race MIR. Remington made the
best time. There was short entertain
ment consisting OF readings.
There was quite an excitement Wed
was going past Mrs. McGary's he discov-
cred smoke issuing from the roof Of the
ell. lie went on to Richmond and gave
the alarm of fire. Mr.. George Potter
came along about that time and reused
the people in the other direction. The
flames were eXtinguished before any dam.
age was done to the main part of the
house. The roof and gable Of the ell
were nearly destroyed. The chimney had
been on fire aud 1t is thought the heat
from that ignited the woodwork. The
loss is covered by insurance.
There was an Easter Concert at the
Baptist church and the following pro.
ture reading by the pastor. Singing by
the school, "All Hail" Susie Yeaw !;
"Joy and Gadness,' a solo by Vivian
Hopkins; "In the morning" Ruth Whit.
man; Singiog by the school. IAN
Easter Jingle" Walter Battey; Easter
Calls" Clarence Hopkins; "An Easter
Carol" Grace Henry and Vivian and
Marion Hopkins; An Easter Offering %
Lizzie Barden; The Love Of the Living
Cross Phebe Wood The Return Of
the Robins" May Burlingame; Song Of
Easter" Bessie Knowlton, Phebe and
Waity Wood Il know that my Redeemer
Liveth." duet by Cora and Ella Hnpkin, /;
"An Easter song" Waity Wood, ~
Song about Easter Bessie Knowlton /;
Singing by the school Easter" Cora
Burlingame; Easter Morning. Inez
Waterman; Christ Arose" duet, Mrs.
Barden and Mr. Potter; Calvary" solo
and duet, by the Misses Hopkins; "An
Easter Lesson" Emma Hawkins. izzie
Barden, Belle Young, Eliza Whitman and
Bessie Knowlton; Singing, "AIl Hail
the Power Of Jesus Name" An offering
was taken Tor the relief Of the starving
people Of India.