The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-02-16

The program for 1912 for North Scituate
Grange will be ready for the next meeting
of the Orange.
Miss Marion Hohler has taken position
with the Siarkweather and Shepley Insur
ance Agency of Providence.
Notices of Sunday services at the Advent
Church. Presc ching at 80 and in be
evening by Rev. iona han Eld idge'
Scituate Chapter held regular meeting
on Saturday evening. In spite If The cold
weather there was good attendance.
Quite number from this place attended
the wedding reception OF Mr.. aud Mrs
George F. Berkander in Providence las
Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Free
Baptist Church will hold a Washington
supper on Friday evening, February 23rd
Supper to be followed by an entertainment
North Scituate is to have postal saw
ings bank. Postm ster +. NJ. Spencer is
making the necessary arrangement and it
is expected that he will be ready to receive
deposits about March Gst.
The many friends Of Caleb Atwood, of
Elmdale gave him little surprise on the
anniversary of his birthday, Tuesday of
last week lie was presented with nice
umbrella and a bithday cake d, corated
with Jolly sentence, as token OF respect
and esteem. A variety OF cake, coffee and
chocolate was served with fruit.
A large number Of friends from out Of
town and this vicinity attend d he
thirtieth anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Bowen on Saturday
evening last A musical entertainment
was given and character sketches and
songs by "Us Boys and Girls Cncle" OF
Providence, aided by chorus directed by
Mr.. John Minor AID wife. Mr. Frank
Stimson told in a droll manner how he
tried 10 make connection with all the rail-
roads H. the United States, finally landing
in North, Scituate. A company Of young
ladies sang "The Pearl Wedding" song
Those taking part were Misses Edith
Fiske, Bessie Olney, Leila Bowen and
Margery Commiskey, Mrs. John Minor
and Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. An
original poem on the anniversary oompos-
ed by J. Frank Mclaughlin, was Iead by
him. John Yeomlns and Miss Louisa
Commiskey with violin and piano and
Will Steere with mandolin and Emil
Lemaire with banj), enlivened the time
There were guests from Chester, Conn
Barnstable and Rehoboth, Mass, rogues,
Maine, Providence, Na.ick, Rockland,
Pascoag and tbs vicinity, A fu: lunch
and fruits and ices were served ing the
day aud evening. All declared the occas.
ion most notable one for enjoyment.
The following is the anniversary poem:N
This anniversary, it proclaims,
The golden years are speeding by,
And "Time" with all its sghs ard pains,
Dms not the sparkle in their eye.
They've met life's battle full Of hope,
And many hard won goal Is passed,
In comfort, recollection brings,
Thoughts of worries that did no. last
For with work and cheer and laugh aud
tear,
We make our way through stormy seas
And find the storm clouds although near,
May prove to be simple breeze
It's thirty years since Cupid's dart,
Reminded them, two should be one
And now their freslde is graced
BY daughters two and two manly sons.
And now the glad hopes Of the years,
Are realized in home and friends
And may the remainder Of their life,
Be like an anniversary to the end.
SO let US sing and music play,
Aud with our hosts good cheer partake,
And sweet recollections take away,
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