The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-04
SOUTH SCiTUATE.

the mumps.
Mt" Harrie, Nichols of Hope 10 st
Rev. Fenner Jacques.
Mrs. Wilson Barden ha. been entertain
ing her uncle, Mr.. Remington.
Miss Annie Iaeque. is at home. Her
school at Moosup Valley closed Last week.
Mrs. George Almy and Miss Norma
Almy have been making a Wait With rels-
tiyes In Providence and Fsn River.
Mrs Emma Angell OF Apponsug and
Mrs. Elmei Barden and two children >i,.
tied Mrs. Lorin Wightman's last week.
Mr. Thomas Wilbur has bosghi out
the milk route Of Irving Salisbury and
purchased several horse, OF Fred jacques
brought by the electric cars.
The Christian Endeaver meeting isst
week was led by MIR George Potter. The
subject was, "Our own for Christ" q
meeting In the interest of home missions
Mrs. Wilson Barden read q letter from
her sitter In Arkansas, who hs had
arked success, In mission work. having
established a Sunday School and from
that four or Ave others have been started
What little aid this church has given may
be considered well spent.
Mr.. Hsrelton OF Providence delivered
the Easter sermon at the Bapts, church.
lie has been in Maine preaching. but IL
now taking post graduate course Al
Brown Universi,y. He was present at
Sunday School and taught two bible
classes. number one and two uniting
The pulpit, and platform were decorated
with Potted plants. Besides the regular
singing there was an anthem, Awake.
for Golden Glories Break" sung by Mr.
George Potter, Mrs Wilson BArJen. and
the Misses Hopkins
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Angel was
solemnized on Thursday at eleven O'Clock
at her late residence. Rev. Fenner
Jacques oificialed, taking as his text,
"When my heart IL overwhelmed lead
me to the rock that i higher than | 4"
Psalms o., , On the casket was pillow
m her" and q very large beautiful
wreath from the Polterville SUNDAY
School and friends This included
nearly all OF her neighbors. The bear.
srs were: John BurIngrme, Jane.
Adams, George Potter aud Thomas vii.
bur. The interment wa. al Rpcklsnd
eye.
To gaze on Him, who suffered all for
thee
That The effulgence every tear may dry
Which beams from Calvary.
And ,hi. sweet love lie would on thee
bes,ow,
The fulness OF His grace to thee make
known
A glimpse OF heaven grant thee here
below,
And thou ~ ou'd,t be His own
The funeral Of Deacon Charles Brsyton
was held at his la'e home In Fi.keyille,
on Tuesday OF last week Although II 10
a large hou'e 1t was filed with sorrowing
relatives and firnds. His pastor, Rev
Fenner jacques, conducted the services
assisted by Rev. Walter Greene. pastor
oil The Bapti.t church Baptist church at
Fiskevile; Rev. Mr.. Woo1worth, pastor
of the Highland Congregational church,
of Providence and Rev. Daniel Bennett
pastor at Anthony and Maple Root. A
number Of olher ministers were present.
The State Sunday School Field secretary
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. willard Wilson of
Providence sang three selections. "Some
time well understand" Saved bJ
Grace" and "My Saviour frst OF ell "
A, the grave they sang Good night I"
Many were the word, spoken expressing
the esteem With W ieh he was held and
the admiration OF his exemplary life.
Often when a person dies here are many
good thing, said which bad never been
thought OF before, bu, II was not 40 In
this case. In character like his II was
not necessary, there was nothing new,
nothing but wha, had been said OF him
many time. during his life. The hJrsl
tributes were many and beautiful, and
Represented large circle OF friends.
Besides those from his family and indi.
vidual friends the chu. ehes and different
societies at Flstevllle and South Seitus,e
were represented. Two of the bearer,
we're from here, Daniel r. Young and
BENJAMIN Wi bur.