The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-06
NORTH SCITUATE.

Miss Grace Cutler is confined to her
home this week by a severe cold.
Mrs. J. I. Theilsen will entertain the
Library Needle Club on Monday afternoon
The Ladies' Aid Society were entertain
ed OH Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis
II. Eldredge.
North Scituate Grange held a regular
meeting on Wednesday. Several new
members were initiated.
William Godfrey and family of APP
ponaug, were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
G. M. d. Wright on Sunday.
The Orpheus Orchestra of this place,
furnished music at a meeting of South
Sctuate Grange on Thursday evening.
]. A. Hopkins, Miss Lillian Hopkins
and Mrs. f. D. Cole attended the funeral
of John B. Wheeler at Woonsocket on
Wednesday.
Rev. C. b. Cutler will preach at the
Christian Church at RockIand and Mr..
Warner Turple will occupy the pulpit Of
the Free Baptist Church.
Clarence A. Burch, a returned mission
airy, spoke at the Advent Church last Sum
day afternoon and at the Free Baptist
Church, Sunday evening
Rev. w. H. Washburne, district super
intendent Of Pentecostal churches OF New
England, preached at the Pentecostal
Church of this place, morning and evening.
The North Scituate High Five Club
paid a surprise visit to one of Its members,
Walter B. Monroe on Monday, it being
his 34th birthday. After playing "iiigh
Five, an oyster supper was served.
Twelve members OF the club were present.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Baptist
Church will hold cold meat and bean
supper followed by literary and musical
entertainment on Friday evening of next
week. Mr.. George F. Jordan of Provi
dence. will assist in the entertainment,
The members of the Orpheus Club Of
this place, attended birthday party given
in honor OF Miss Elianne Verrier OF Provi-
dence on Tuesday evening. The club took
a gift to Miss Verrier, handsome birth
day cake made for the occasion by Mr..
Walter Spencer. The evening was very
agreeably spent in music, games, &c.
The Providence Journal has the follow
ing to say about Miss Viola Wilson of this
place, who appeared in recital given in
the Churchill House last week:
"Mss Wilson's tone is good, free and
musically expressive, and her performance
of the varied numbers showed an interpre.
tation unusual in young student"
February 18th will be Temperance Day
here. There will be an open air meeting
in the afternoon. In the evening, there
will be a union meeting in the Baptist
Church. Mrs. George Rookie, president
of the l. w, c. T. U. will preside in
the evening. There will be special music
and good speakers. 1t will be in charge
OF the Allied Temperance Societies OF r. l.
A salad supper will be served at the
home of Mrs. Abbie Olney next Saturday
night The proceeds from the supper
will be donated to the choir OF the Free
Baptist Church and should he literally |
patronized by the public in return for the
excellent music furnished by the choir and
orpanist. who have in the past purchased
their music and supplies at their own
expense.
The Providence County Fair Associa-
ton held meeting at the Harris Farm
near North Scituate, on Saturday, Janu-
ary zIs,, 1914, accepted their Charter,
odopted a Constitution and Bylaws and
.,.o,sd officers as follows: President, |
Charles I. Cole; Vice President, Andrew
w. Burgess; Secretary, Martin 5. Smith;
Treasurer, Henry s, Turner Directors;
charles I. Cole, Andrew w. Burgess,
Martin S. Smith, Henry {. Turner, Benja-
,;r Smith, Marshall 7. Reynolds and
william c. Edison. 1t is proposed to hold
~. fair on larger scale than before.
rh. North Sci,uate w. c. I. U. end the
ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church
ZELDA Joint meeting on Wednesday alter
:, the home Of Mrs. l.. ~. Edredge
with fifty ladies present. The North
c.;,r.,e w. c. T. U. was re organized
und.r the direction of Mrs. George
Rookie. the state president Of that assoeia-
ion The following officers we're elected;
Mr.. Addie King, President; Mrs. G. b.
cutler. 1st Vice President, Baptist Church;
NJ A. Durfee, and Vice President,
Adv.nt Church; Mrs. Ada Chapman, 3rd
W.. President, Pentecostal Church; Mrs.
1.nri. Millett, Recording Secretary;
a.. Addie Taft, Corresponding Seere-
,ary; Mrs. J. c. worden' superintendent
=, children's Work; Mrs. Edith Chap
man, Treasurer; Mrs. l. ID. kldredge'
superiu,enden, of Benevolent Work The
ladies' Aid held their regular business
~..,,ns and three ladies, Miss Nellie
Dn0la and Mrs L. /