The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-01
NORTH SCITUATE

The fraternal visitation made ny
Covenant Lodge, NO. 40, ]. o. .. f. 10
Protection Lodge. |. o. o. f., at
Central Village, Conn, last Saturday
night was thoroughly enjoyed by those
who attended, and will be long re-
membered by the members of the or
der of Odd Fellows who were pres
ent on that evening.
The special car chartered for the
trim left Post Office square about "
o'clock and arrived at Central Village
At Sis. The members of the order
formed in line and marched to ODD
Fellows Hall. where the visiting
brothers clothed themselves in proper
regalia. and the lodge was opened III
duo form by Noble Grand, William I.
Wilkinson OF Protection Lodge. Un-
der the good OF the order the Noble
Grand named Vice Grand Henry \.
Wood, master OF ceremonies, VINO had
charge of the following excellent or
der of exercises Brother X. Il. VIII
der Secretary OF Protection Lodge
gave the address OF welcome TO thc
visiting brothers from Little Rhody,
followed by music by the orchestra,
which was i'm attendance ana added
much TO the enjoyment OF the even
ing; song by brother John T. Smith
of Protection Lodge, which was near
tily cncored. Remarks were maze ny
the following members OF Lafayette
Lodge, of Clayville: Frank D.pnli'
lips. Noble Grand; Past Grand Walker
Secretary Salisbury. A selection pF
the orchestra was followed Dg r''
marks by brother Kennedy ana
duet by John T. Smith and John >.
Westcott. all OF Protection Lodge. ke-
ntarkswere also made by members Oh
Covenant Lodge, as follows: faSt
Grands, Sllas Smith. Irving smith
Everett Smith Dwight Smith, Charles
Smith, Harley Salisbury, philip OlneE
andNoble Grand. Coomer :. Fords
and brother w. A. Randall Arthur
Hopkins, NJ. Marnave, George .ten
nedy and by Past Grand Babson and
brother Croomley, both of QunebauS
Lodge of Danielson Conn. A poem
was read by Vice Grand, Wood OF Pro-
lection Lodge, and having for its sub
iect the Mill and Village Of Ashland
I'm former years. Near the close OF
the program for the evening an Odd
Follow Cake, made by Mrs. Henry
y. Wood. wife of the Wee Grand OF
Protection Lodge, was presented vol
Coomer S. Fords, Noble Grand OF
Covenant Lodge, who responded III
we'll chosen words. A beautiful sup
per was served by the ladies ot the
local Rebekah Lodge, after which
cigars were passed and the visitors
departed for home with cheers and
expressions of appreciation for Pro-
lection Lodge, which had spared no
pains to make the occasion one OF
enjoyment for all in attendance.
Mrs. William Easton visited at Dr
Arnold's on Saturday.
Leon Green met with a painful &c.
cident while working in the woods.
An iron wedge flew up ana struck him
in the face, injuring his nose.
Charles Bowen had an operation
performed on his hand this week and
good sized piece of steel was re-
moved.
A chowder supper will be served at
the residence OF Warren Rounds at
Chopmist. Oh Saturday evening. \
novel feature of the supper is that
all the food will be prepared by the
better halves of the ladies.
Some of the Cross roads In the
town were badly drifted this week and
required more shovelng than for sew.
cral years.
Communion will be administered at
the close Of the sermon at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning. And in
the evening the State c. T.. Conven.
ton will be reported by members OF
the G. +. Society and an address will
be given by the pastor.
A vary nratfN untua wedding
Cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis J. Fiske. Tuesday evening.
when their daughter, Miss Bessie
Laura was married TO Mr.. George Pot.
ter Of Providence. The officiating
clergyman was Robert l.. Duston. pas.
tor OF the Free Baptist Church.
The ring service was used. The
bride was very handsomely attred in
light silk dress trimmed with lace,
and a bridal veil. She carried very
beautiful boquet Of flowers
Mr.. George +. Berkander of Provi.
dence acted as best man aud Miss
Harriet l.. Davis OF Worcester, Mass.
Us bridesmaid. Ice cream and cake
we're served after the ceremony.
About tveuty relatives and frieuds
we're preesnt They received several
beautiful presents, among others
thirty-hve dollare In gold.
Rev. Robert L. Duston aud daughter
attended the Christian Epdeavor Con-
vention held ii Providence.