The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-25
NORTH SCITUATE.

will supply the pulpit OF the Oiney'
vile Free Baptist church Aug. %.
Mrs. b. F. Smith is entertaining
guests from Savannah, Ga.
Frank and Earle Davis are camping
at Buttonwoods.
Mrs j. T. Theilsen is entertaining
relatives from the West.
DIR. Barnard Arnold is making some
quite extensive repairs to the Burnett
place.
Miss PEBBLES of Pawtucket is stay
ing at Mrs. Weeden's.
Miss Amy Boss of Lowell is the
guest of Mrs. Mercy Davis.
There are large number of sum-
mer boarders at the Institute.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Kenyon are
camping at Oakland Beach.
Fred Lewis has accepted a position
in Providence and removed his family
to the city.
Quite a number attended the "Old
Home Day" exercises at Foster Gen.
ter on Wednesday.
Lewis Waterman and family, who
have been spending the summer a.
Mrs. Weeden's, have returned TO
Providence.
Rev. Alfred Kenyon was the speak
er at the Sunday evening service at
the Baptist church.
The camp meeting services at
Shang Bailey's closed on Sunday
evening. The meetings were we'll at
tended.
Ex-Governor William Sprague, who
was once a student at the Lapham In
stitute, has accepted an invitation to
be present at the Old Home Day cele-
bration next week.
The members of the Twentieth
Century Literary society enjoyed an
outing at "Peep Toad" pond on Sat-
urday afternoon. A meeting of the
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home of Miss Carrie Luther. One
member was voted in and one appli-
cation received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Charles Pohle
of Olneyville and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kehoe of Pawtucket were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Watson on
Sunday. ~s
The "Old Home Day. celebration
next Thursday will be enlivened, IL IL
said, by a spirited racing contest be-
tween Providence young man and q
speedy horse. Other entertaining
features in the line of games are be-
ing arranged.
The committee in charge of the Old
Home Day celebration at North Scit-
uate next Thursday, is composed OF
DIR. G. b. Bennett, chairman, Carrie
Luther, Nina Remington, Thomas
Walton and Lester Bertenshaw, with
sub committees composed of every
member of the Twentieth Century
Literary society and some of the pub
lie spirited citizens of the town.
The camp meetings from Aug. 18th
to 21st at the Bailey farm were well
patronized.
Rev. Sidney Wakeley, whose resig'
nation as pastor of the Free Baptist
church takes effect the last Sunday In
September, has decided to accept a
call from the Free Baptist church at
Limerick, Me.
The Union Gospel Mission of Eddy
street gave an outing to lot of chill
dren belonging in that section of the
city at Moswansicut lake on Saturday.
Miss Wakeley, daughter of Rev.
Sidney Wakeley, who had been en-
gagged to teach the school at Pocasset
in Johnston this fall, has resigned the
position on account of the family re-
turning TO Maine.
Miss Lydia Smith has been visiting
at South Scituate.
AS result of the recent lawn fete,
held at Newport under the direction
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden j. Perry of
Providence, Pine Ridge Camp for con-
sumptives is to receive, as it's share of
the proceeds, the amount of $1,000,
which will go long way toward de-
fraying the Indebtedness incurred by
the recent moving of the camp TO its
present location.
Several residents near this village
will be benefited by Johnston's new
rural delivery, which began last week