The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-05-21

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Herbert f. Wallng of Providence, was
in town Wednesday.
A Republican Caucus will be held al
Wlkinson's Hall this evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs William Kelley visited
friends at IIillsgrove on Tuesday.
There will be confirmation services al
St Philips Church on Sunday, June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson entertained Mr.,
Swenson's brother and family over Sunday,
A number of people from this village are
now at work at the Saranac Mills at Back
stone, Mass.
Harry Huests and Spencer Hopkins are
still making Improvements at their sum-
mer homes here.
James Tucker has taken a position with
the French River Woolen Company OF
Mechanicsvlle Conn.
Greenville Grange will meet on Tues
day evening of next week. The meeting
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Miss Cora Burlngame took part in Miss
Alzada Sprague's recital given in her
rooms in the Steinert Building on Tues
day evening.
John NJ. Capron of Temple Lodge Of
this place, was elected Grand Pursuivan
OF the Grand Lodge of Rhode Island
Masons at the annual communication held
in Providence on Monday.
The Citiz ns' Historical eociery of Provi.
dence. paid visit TO GreenvIlle last Satur-
day Apparently the trip was thoroughly
enjoyed by the 100 members that made 1t
sor's apple orchards, which were in full
bloom, were inspected, and the party was
entertained by.Rev and Mrs. Gideon A.
Burgess. Mr.. Burgess gave historical
sketch of the early settlement Of this
section.
The annual meeting of the Greenville
Public Library Association was held on
Monday evening The election of officers
resulted as follows: Presiden', N. s. in-
sor; Vice Presidents, Oscar A. Tobey
Ii Roberts and Miss Ora Angel; Sec
retary, Mrs. II. f, Jenckes; Treasurer,
Marshall w. Mowry. The annual reports
showed the Library to be in excellent con
dition About $50 new books have been
added during the past year.
William A. Cargil died suddenly on
Sunday at the home of his son. in-law, Rev.
J. IL. Roberts. He was native of JelTcr
son, Me-, and was in his 18th year He
served in the Civil War in the Sixth
Massachusetts, Regiment. The funeral
services were held at the Baptist Parsonage
on Tuesday afternoon and were conducted
by Rev c. T.. Cate. Mrs. Green of Paw
tucket, sang several solos. The burial was
at Lowell, Mass on Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew b. Whipple died at her
home here OH Friday of last week. She
had been in failing health for several
months. rhe funeral services were held
on Monday afternoon and were attended
by many relatives and friends. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. J. II Robert,
and Rev. G. b. Cutler. The bearers were:
Charles l.. Whipple, John I'll. Whipple,
Lucius Whlpple and Harry c. Arnold.
The burial was at harmony. She is sur
vived by a husband aud son.
The annual meeting of the Crawford
Club was held on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Henry 5. Turner.
There was large attendance of members.
The Rhode Island Federation of Women's
Clubs was represented by Mrs, William NJ.
Cougdon, president; Miss Cara Law, vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Horace Bissell, recon ding
secretary; and Mrs. George rhurber, cor
responding secretary; and Mrs If. Curh-
man, General Federation State Secretary.
Addresses were given by Mrs. Congdon,
Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Albert Meader.
those taking part being Miss Hazel Garter
and Miss Thelma Steere, of Hilsgrove,
Miss Azada Sprague of Providence and
Mrs Adm Capron of Centerdale. Re
ireshments were served during the after.
noon, the hostesses being Mrs. III. ).
Tnrner, Mrs +. IL BRAZIL aud Mrs. Elisha
Winsor. At the business session, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu
ing year: President, Mrs. Irving 5. Cook
Ist Vice President, Mrs ]. Ill. Roberts;
and Vice President, Mrs. Henry Winsor;
Secretary and Treasurer, mrs Henry "A,
Edredge The reports OF officers for the
past year were of a most satisfactory nature.
The Crawford Club inaugurated the "clean
up week" idea in Greenville this year and
the thanks Of the club were extended to
N. ). Winsor, Frank 5. Colwell, Henry A.
Eldredge, William McDermott, and all
who contributed labor and money IN max