The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-02-21
NORTH SClTUATE.

quite llls u
Nehemiah Randall. who has been on
the sick lisi, is somewhat better
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Steere of Proyi-
denee are stopping with Geo J Eddy
Mrs. Marguerite Hopkins OF ChspAchet
Is the guest of Mu. George l.. Hopkins
Il. F. Reynolds of Providence will
speak In the Holiness Chapel this even
ing.
Mr.. 1ohn Bennett will take a Southern
trip. In order to escape the chilly winds OF
March.
Mrs Albert Chapman and Mrf Ruth
Smith of Providence visited friends here
this week.
Undertaken yneh of Broadway, Prod.
dence. took charge OF the funei al OF Hugh
McGonegle.
Get your bicycle In shape for the sum
mer. Hughes * Atkin, IS Plalnheld
street, Is the place to take II.
Bessie Smith. daughter ot Martin
Smith, remains about the same. She IL
attended by DR.. Harry Smith.
Hugh McGonegle, life long, respected
resident q this place. died Monday. sher
. brief illne.s from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett, who have
been spending several weeks in Won
socket, have returned to their home herr.
There was a large attendance at the
Advent Church on Sunday. Revs.
Eldledge. Bellows and Salisbury were
present
John Angel of Providence has re-
moved TO this place. Mrs. Angel has
,sken the position as eek for Postmas.
ter f.. NJ. Spencer,
Rev A. r Kenyon of Lowell, Mass
en- route TO the funeral OF his aunt at Eist
Greenwich, stopped over night Tuesday
with Mrs w. A Randall.
A surprise was given Miss Pine, teacher
at Eagle District, at the home of Frank
Bowen Friday night. An enjoyable time
was the verdict Of all present
Julius TheiIson, superintendent Of the
Providence and Danielson 4. r., has lust
had electric lighting installed In his
rooms at Mrs. G. l.. Hopkir'.
Our postmaster, Ernest Spencer and
wife ARE rejoicing over the birth OF a lii lie
daughter. now two weeks old The little
one b, ars her grsndms's names, Garlic
Adeline.
Abraham Cook died al the residence Of
his si.ier, Mrs. Emma Knowl,on, We'd
nesday of last week, OF typhoid jauadice.
Funeral services were soemnized on Sun
day from the residence OF his sister.
The clsss taking a synthetic study OF
the Bible, meet at school house every
Wednesday after school. This week they
begin study of the New Testament, Mat.
thew. Rev. h. X. Caswell 1. the able
instructor Of this clas'.
Mrs. Grace Davis, who has been sick
for sometime, does not gain any. 1t is
hoped her strength may hold out, ana
her recovery soon assured She Is at
| tended by DR.. BRAZIL OF Greenville,
| assisted by DR.. W. Smith OF Providence.
The car service Muntsy was very irreg-
ulsr. The two early cars went aud only
two others during the day, until nigh,
when they ran all night behind the snow
plow. One car remained at the Greek
five hours. The regular service wss ali
right Tuesday.
The botany class, which has been meet
ing every Monday after school at school
house, ha. dropped that subjec, for the
present and OF their next meeting will
begin the study Of German, under L 4
Howard. principal OF the consolidated
schools, as Instructor. a class oil fifteen
is reported as beginning
a large attendance was present at the
Free BsptIst church at all services, Sun.
day, unusually 40 for cold weather. About
r7s at morning service, i3o At Sunday
School and so At evening service A
union service of G. +. are being
held now at ak O'Clock, for a few weeks
Special music .n rendered last Sunday
evening.
The gala went Of the season for this
quiet place where society iuf ctions are
scarce, occurred Saturday the S,h. a, the
hone oI Nrs. Clara Bowen Bennett.
Guests began TO arrive about noon and
continued until about twenty five had
anembled. A ,kaling parry wn In order
for . few VINO dared brave the ~intry
blasts across Lake Moswsnsicut, the ma
jrity remaining indoors enjoying them
,.lve, with games, mu.ic, etc. a dinner
va, given at six o'e ock, followed by sev.
eral ,ociai features until the lsst car took
the reluctant visitors away. All pro-
nounced Z, mos, enjoyable time, and ie
gretted extremely that there was no ca'
later than S:3o to take them back ia
Providence. Never mind, our later car l.
coming. they tell va.