The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-26
NORTH ScITUATE.


Harry w. Plske last Thursday morning.
William Edwards, who was operated on
at the Rhode Island Hospital recently, is
reported to be improving.
Special for Saturday only. Berwick
Cakes, 8 cents, while they last. Scituate
Public Market.
Rev. S. B. Chapman. formerly Of this
place, who WAS installed as pastor OF The
Norwood Free Baptist Church about
wear ago, has accepted call TO the Bap-
tist Church at Lafayette, X. l.
The Providence County Farm Bureau
began to canvass this section for new mem
bers on Monday, November 22nd with
Andrew burgess, Martin Smith and NJ. T..
Reynolds as canvsssers The work will
receive hearty support from the farmers
and Others interested in the betteIment OF
the rura' life.
Members of the Pentecostal Collegiate
Institute College, who have been holding
meetings at the home OF Harry Tour'ellott.
Old Bank, for some time past, have now
engaged the west part OF the house and
will hold regular church services every
Sunday. The opening OF this new chapel
will be celebrated by an Old Fashioned
Revival, which began November 23rd to
continue for some time with the Rev. John
Norbery Of Providence and other speakers.
Laurel Grange, No. 10, held well at
tended meeting Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 2oth with Worthy Master, Lucius
Steere in the chair. 1t was voted TO do.
nate a sum of money TO the Farm Bureau
proposition that is now being canvassed
for the Providence County, 1t was also
voted To hold a social on "Wednesday even
ing, November 24th. The Orpheus
Orchestra of North Scituate, will furnish
music.
The Rev. b. NJ, Briggs Of Woonsocket,
will give an address at the Congregational
Church in this village next Tuesday even
ing, November goth at Jas on "How
young men or any others may conserve,
save and invest their incomes or wages to
the best Advantage. The lecture is free
and no collections. Mr.. Briggs comes as
the guest of his old time friend, the Rev
G. b Cutler, Come and hear him.
Rev. G. b. CLtler preached a Thanks
giving sermon at the Free Baptist Church.
The service was largely attended. His
subject-"Reason for Thankfulness.'
The Governors Thanksgiving proclama
tion was read and Miss Viola Wilson sang Il
SOLO, "Behod the Gathered Harvest
Rev. u. b. Cutler also supplied the pulpit
at the Battey Meeting House at / p. N.
Grand Guardian, g. II Curtis of Enter.
terprise Lodge, Senior Grand Representa-.
tive, A. ID. Pierce of James Wood Lodge.
They were accompanied by District Deputy
]. ). Tucker OF Lafayette Lodge. Among
the visitors were Noble Grand, Ralph =.
Nichols of Lafayette Lodge, Clayvilie and
a number of members of that lodge, w.
w. Flske of Widely Lodge, Manchester,
N. ii, and others. Noble Grand, O.. N.
pearce presided at the business session,
Nomination OF officers for the ensuing year
were made, The recent work Of the order
was exemplified by Past Master, G. H..
Curtis. A chicken supper with fxings
was served by the feast committee COM
posed of A. &. Olney, L. K. Smith, VIII
liam Taylo and A. Lrompton.
A recital was given in the audience
room at the Pent,costal Collegiate Ins,i-
tute on Saturday evening, November 2oth,
which was we'll attended, with the follow
ing program: Invocation, Rev. Gilbert
Cutler; Vocal solo, "oood Bye" Hazel
Swain; Poem, "rhe Launching Of the
Ship" Ernest Ling; Poeticai reading,
.Jane Courtney" Susie Duriee; String
quartette, March Miiitaire," Misses X.
" hite Shepard, f. White and Mr.. Alley;
Reading, "The Lost Word," Warner Tur-
pei; Defamation, Napoleon BonaPar,e,"
Lee smith; Qusrtette, "a Perfect Day."
Misses White, swain, Shepard and Mrs.
). S. White; Poem, "The Children"
Beatrice hcHenney; Reading, "The
Chariot Race" (Ben Hur,) Louis A. Reed;
Piano solo, "Valse IN a Flat" janet SheP-
ard; Benediction, Rev. J. -, Bearse, Prin-
GINA. The recital was given under the
auspices Of tie Expression Department
Music was furnished by Miss Janet SheP-
ard. instructor OF music department.
South Scituate Grange observed last
Thursday evening as "Neighbors Night,
holding an open meeting. Grangers were
rssent from Antioch, Central, Oaklawn,
North Scituate and Chepachet Oranges.
The hall was completely filled, many hav-
inc to stand throughout the exercises. A
committee composed OF Mrs. g. Kennedy,
chairman with Mrs. Mary Hopkins aud
Miss 4. Young arranged the program,
,hicb vas as follow: Drama in two parts
entitled. s'How the Club was Formed"
was Given by eighteen ladies, those taking
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