The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-06-21
SOUTH SCiTUATE.

Mr.. Elmer Parker Is quite sick.
Mrs. Joseph knight has returned home.
Mr.. Albert Hawkins was sick this week.
MIR. Charles Potter OF Auburn was here
on Sunday.
Mrs. George Potter Is at her fathers,
James Barden's.
There were visitors at the Richmond
school last Friday.
Misses Corinne and Norma Almy are
visiting In Providence.
Mrs. Peleg Angel is at her sisters,
Mrs. w. E. o. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph from Hope called
recently at Rev Fenner ia ques.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barden Of Kingston
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Havens Is working for Ben
jamin Wilbur and boarding at James Her
veyf.
CO.. Ralrb's two daughters from Penn.
sylvania were a, Mrs.Waity Burlingame's
recently.
Mr.. Charles Capwell, Jr , and family
have moved into one of Isaac Yeaws
houses.
Miss Marie Seinger and little Emily
Selnger Of Boston are spending the sum
mer at Glen Echo Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Barden and Miss
Alice Potter Of Edgewood were at Sam.
uel Potter's on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. Joslin came
to Richmond one day last week on the
electric cars from Providence.
There will be services at Trinity Chapel
Richmond, on Sunday, June 73rd, at 3.3o
p. m. Rev. G. A. Meader from Phenix
will oniciate.
Mr.. G.. n. Prentice OF Providence,
treasurer Of the Providence and Daniel.
son road, came to Rockland, Tuesday, on
the electric car.
Rev. Fenner Jacques oificia,ed at the
funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Ann Fenner. The
services were held In the Antioch chapel
Monday. at two o'clock.
Mr.. william lane, Jr.. attended the
Baptist church here on Sunday as he
often does, thus making him a twenty.
five mile trip going and returning from
church.
Rev. Fenner Jacques and Mr.. Edwin
Jacques recently took a trip into Connec-
ticut and visited he scenes that we're
familiar many years ago. They found
some places greatly changed. One Of
the houses where they used 10 live was
entirely gone, and other changes showed
that years have passed and brough, back
both sad and pleasant memories
Another class will be graduated from
the South Scituate school this year. The
exercises will be held In the Baptist
church one day next week. As yet the
time il not decided upon, but will depend
upon when Mr.. Potter, the superinlend.
ent can attend, az Miss wightmsn desices
that he be present to address the gradus
ting class and award diplomas. The
teacher and pupils are working hard 10
make the programme worthy OF the occa.
sion. The names OF the seniors are Miss
Belle Young, Miss Lizzie Barden and Mr.
Alber, Barden.
Sunday afternoon al four O'Clock there
was concert at the Poiterviile chapel
given by the Sunday school Of which Mr..
George Potter l. superintendent and Mr..
Louis Heryey assistant. The following
interesting programme was presented
Singing. Rejoice In the Lord; Scripture
reading and prayer, Rev. Fsnner Jacques;
singing. Soldiers Of Jesus Two Little
Welcomes, by Evelyn Phillips and Harry
Goodnow reciia'ion-The Rose Garland.
Nettilene SheIdoni recitalion-Peddle
Sunshine, Leon Hicks singing
drens Joy, by The childrenj recitation
Our Heroes, Chauncsy Parker; Flower
Exercise by six girls ras'iation--I Won.
der. by Flora Hicks; ,inging-Keep on
The sunny Side Of Life; recitation, Chi.
drens Day. Cora Angel; recitation
The Rose, Cerie Lowell Apple Bios.
SONS. Dimas Sslisburyi duet. Only
Waiting; recitation by Harold King
exercise. Looking Upward; reading. by
Sadie Sheldon; Notwithstanding a