The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-11-21
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The mill is running nearly full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Slater were the
guests OF Mrs. Bu,sey on Sunday.
Covenant Lodge. No. 20, |. o. o. F.,
held a regular meeting on Saturday even.
Ing.
The former superintendent OF the mill.
James Studlsy, and his wife, spent Sun.
day with their friends here.
Mr.. Chss. a. Capwell and Chm. H..
Lawton attended the Grand Lodge OF
Masons In Providence, on Monday.
Hunters are having great sport In this
section this tall. The Smith Bros made
another days trip last week and came
home with nineteen rabbits, eight squir.
rels and four partridge.
A number from Laurel Lodge attended
Rose Stsndish Lodge. ID. of r., In proyi.
denee on Monday evening and witnessed
The degree conferred on FIVE candidates In
a most excellent manner
A number from here attended church
service Of the Ba,tsy church on Sunday
and listened 10 q sermon from Miss Lurs
Horton OF the Pentacostal Institute OF
North Scituste. She 10 very able
speaker for one 40 young In yesu.
Children at this season OF the year often
eat too much fruit. A single dose of Ra-
mons Relief will stop the pain and make
he child res, easy. Mr. W. r. Flanagan
of Galatis, H., says | have used Ramons
Relief for cramp collie and find IL to be
the best ever used. 75 cents . bottle
Lorrigsn, the spotheosryi T. X. Parker,
OlneyvIllei N. F. Roiner. Centerdsle
Potter g. Blanchard, No. Scitua,e.
Twenty Ave members Of Laurel Lodge
ID. Of r.. by Invitation, attended Ruth
Lodge, ID. OF r., on Saturday evening
In Providence. The degree was worked
on two candidates In a most beautiful
manner end those taking part performed,
their work to perfection. A very pleas
ant evening was spent and will long be
remembered by LtuTel IodRe.
The Ashland Sunday School held o
concert In the church last Sunday even.
Ing. The programme was n follows
Recitation, by Vivian Hopkins; Grand
mothers Sermon" Andrew w. Cspwcll
and Earl b, Crooker, "Our PRAYER; Carrie
Z. Croeier; Our May, Frankie B. Wilbur,
a Boy Wanted, Earl {. Hopkins, Girls
ths, are wanted; Beatrice King, Ny dolly
Alice L. Martin, Jack In the pulpit, Julls
II. Sesmens. The happy orphans Tanner.
.on G.. Drake, How the Stars are made
Irwin s. Smith, A Conclusion Katy
Dids, Marion H. Atwood Three nights,
Susie Z. Payne Mans Hoodtown, Geo
| !, Atwood Always. Edward a. TstboI
Harvest Home, Cora Wightman; Littl,
Chicks, Alice l.. Martin; Let o., give
thanks, by seventeen children Singing,
Sunday School War Cry, by Vivian.
Marion and Earl Hopkins exercise, Lit.
tie Cleaners, by seven boys; singing
Little Steps, by olsn OF boy,I exercise
The Power Of God, By class Of girls
singing, Will here be any stare, BY Mr..
Wilbur. Mr.. and Mr.. Slater and Mr..
dlcy singing, by Edward a. Tsrbo1 and
Frankie d. wilbur singing, Keep me
Thine, by class Of girls exercise, BY
Bible class and class of Young men and
l,dies. Eehoe, from the Harvest Field,
Singing. Saved by Grace, hu. Wilbur,
Mr. and Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Lsrton and
nr. S,udleY. Mrs. r. n. Allen, the
superintendent, made some very pleasing
remark. 10 the school. which were hlghly
sppr.eististed by all present. The
school under her leadership 10 IN q pros
perou, condition and much interest {,
m,nIfs,,ee By all who attends