The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
GEJ2RGIAEiLLE.

MIR. Oils Pait, who has been confined
TO his bed for several weeks, is nov able
to be up and about.
The Ladies Benevolent Society meet
with Mrs. A E. Bosworth on Wednesday
afternoon of this week.
Francis Martin. the little .on of Frank
o. Martin Jr, has been III Of the grip, a
peculiar form. accompanied with a rash.
He l. improving Mrs. Frank Martin.
his mother has also been quite III. but Is
now mu,h better.
James II. Heaey died OF consumption
last Saturday evening, at 9;SS O'Clock
He leaves a widowed mother, three broth.
ers aud two sisters. he was nearly a
years OF age. The funeral was held at
The Free Baptist Church, Tuesday after.
noon.
The sermon by the pastor, Rev. John
Sunday morning at II, will be on me.
elected Opportunities" In addition TO
music by the regular choir, Miss Marth,
Freeman will siHg SOLO In the morning.
In the evening at 7, the pastor will
preach on the subject, "Life for Look !"
The girls choir will sing In the evening
The c L. meeting al s:Is will have for
it's subject, Every Christian called to be
Missionary
There Will be an oyster supper and so.
c'al this Friday evening, given by the
men Of the Free Baptist parish for The
benefit Of the church at Benon Hal.
The supper consisting Of oyster stew.
pickles, cake and coffee will be served
from To 7 80 O'Clock. After this there
will be an informal social In the hall,
where games will he played and a good
time in general enjoyed. Supper and
social will cost IS cents and social alone
10 cents. Ice cream, cake and home
made candy will be on sale.
Al the Uniyersalist Church next Sa,ur.
day there will be a dramatic entertain
ment tor the benefit OF the church. A
two.act drama entitled "Old Acre Folks"
will Se pre- ented with the following
Characters: The Deacon, Mr.. F. II.
Saunders; The Decon's wife, Mrs. Nellie
Staples; The Deacon's Son, Mr.. Bert
Phillips; The Deacon's Daughter. Mrs.
N,llie Hats The Squire. Mr.. +. o
Martin Jr Ce squire's Daughter, Miss
Sadie Bltnes The Squire's Housekeeper.
Miss Mollie WI liam.; The Country Boy,
Mr.. Frank Staples; The Stranger, Mr..
Horace Thornton; The constable, Mr..
George Staples. There will also be
readings by Miss Bowen, elocutionist and
vocal and instrumental music.
On Thursday evening Of last week the
Ladies' Benevolen, Society and numerous
friends, numbering about sixty people,
In spite OF the storm, paid a surprise
visit TO Mrs. John Is. Livsey, who had
been president OF the society the past two
years. Mrs. Livsey expects TO remove
from GeorgiavIlle In the near future and
this visit was planned as expressive OF
the esteem In which she il held by her
friends and neishbors and the regret ielt
by all at her prospective removal with
her family from Georgiaville. where she
has resided during the past six years.
Many more would have been present had
II not been for the storm. Mrs. Maria
Loomis in brief and spprop' late remark,
presented Mrs. Livsey In behalf OF the
society, silver truit dish OF chaste de.
sign and also silver soup ladle and a
silver cream ladle Then "Blest BE the
Tie that Binds was sung, after which
refreshments were served and at a sea.
'onable hour the friends departed for
their homes.