The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-20

Mrs. G. B. Cutler has returned from
stay at Mystic, Conn.
Rev. G. r Cutler preached at East
Greenwich on Sunday.
Mrs. ID. P. Jerauld of Harrisburg, Pa,
is guest at G. J. Eddy's.
Mrs NJ. A. Glover has been the guest
Of MI and Mrs. Ellery A. Hall.
Many Of the former residents Of North
Scituate were here on Old Home Day.
Merritt Smith and Raymond A. Peck
have returned from a stay at Portland, Me.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Z. Kenyon Of Dover,
N H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Randall.
Work was resumed at the North Scit-
uate Mills, after the annual closing down
OF two weeks.
Miss Florence II. Brown of Pawtucket,
is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth X. Chase at
the latter's camp at Moswansicut Lake.
At the Scituate Public Market on Satur-
day, August 2Ist, Canned Peas 7cts per
can, 4 for 25cts. Regular loot. value, Sat
urday only.
The following is the calender for the
Scituate school year: Fall term commences
September 18th, 1915 Fall term ends
December 18th, 1915 Winter term COM
mences December 27th, 1875. Winter
term ends March 3Ist, 1916. Spring term
commences April 10th, 1916. Spring term
ends June 10th, 1916 Holidays--Septem-
ber 73rd, Children's Day at North Scituate
Fair; October I2th, Columbus Day;
October 2Sth and 2oth, Teachers Institute;
November 25th and 26th, Thanksgiving
Recess; February 22nd, 1916, Washing
tons Birthday; May goth, Memorial Day.
Teachers in the public schools of Scit-
uate for the coming year have been ap-
pointed by the school committee as fol-
lows: Rocky Hill, George w Burlngame;
Academy Room I, Martha w. Wood;
Academy Room 2, Grace NJ. Cutler; West
Scituate, Florence Ide; Chopmist, Phebe
B. Wood; Rockland, Philip Shippee;
Hope Room I, Ida 5 Kenyon; Hope
Room 2, S. Eliza Knight; Hope Room 3,
Ermina P Hill; Kent, Ethlyn Henry;
Saundersville, Herbert Baxter; South
Scituate, James Tucker; Richmond, Rose
Hill; Trimtown, Sara Wnsor; Clayville.
Alice Arndt; Glenford, Emily Young;
Ponagansett, Elizabeth Ross. Substitute
teachers: Maybelle Shippee, Bessie Yeaw
and Florence Hayden.
The tenth annual Old Home Day on
Wednesday, proved great success. In
point Of attendance, it must be considered
a record breaker. The splendid weather
brought out crowd of people, who came
by electric cars, autos and teams. The
dinner, which was a Rhode Island clam
bake, cooked by George F. Jacques Of
East Killingly, was par excellence. The
literary exercises were held in the Congre.
gational Church and addresses were given
by Congressman Walter X. Stiness, Col.
Daniel X. Ballou and Rev. G.. A. Burgess.
The address of welcome was given by
Rev. G.. B. Cutler, who also introduced the
speakers. Excellent music was furnished
by the Glenford Cornet Band. The many
booths were well patronized. The follow
ing general committee had the affair in
charge: Executive-Mrs. 4. Gertrude
Clarke, Mrs. Della Hopkins and Mrs.
Emma Potter and the following gentlemen
acted as a reception committee: Rev. G. b.
Cutler, Charles +. Salisbury, Daniel A.
Clarke, Fred Tapner, julius Z. Thielsen,
DR.. III. w. Smith, Martin S. Smith, DR..
Barnard Arnold, Walter O. Lyons, Andrew
w. Burgess and William A. Randall.
Miss M. Marietta Burgess entertained at
"Mapleleaf Farm" last Saturday after.
noon at miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Dorothy Joslin Boss, an autumn bride
elect. The color scheme of green and
white was extensively carried out in ferns
with white sweet peas and white ponpon
dahlas. Tiny, tagged green and white
crocheted baskets, filed with green and
white candies, served as place cards and
as favors The gifts including pieces of
cut glass, silver, china and linen were
presented to Miss Boss in a large fern
covered basket, tied with bows Of white
ribbon. Appropriate verses enclosed with
the gifts, added to the gaiety Of the pack.
age opening, The guests present were:
Miss Dorothy Joslin Boss, Mrs. Willis J.
Boss, Miss Ruth, Marjorie F. and Lucinda
Boss, Miss Grace N. Cutler, Miss Eva
Davis and Miss Hattie L. Davis, Miss
Grace Atwood and Miss Leila Atwood and
Mrs. Andrew w. Burgess of North Scit-
uate, Miss Mary Turner and Miss Esther
Burgess of Greenville, Miss Maud Pratt and
Mrs. John L, Mathewson of Providence,
Miss Gladys 4. Duston Of Seelonk and
Miss Everett and Miss Grace Everett Of
Jamaica, Long Island.
ROCKLhND.