The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-30


guests at ]. A. Miller's this week.
Merritt Smith and Raymond Peck are
at South Portland, Me for a months stay
Miss Cora Dexter and.Irving Dexter are
at "Litile Harbor," Wareham. Mass, for
the week.
Nelson Tyring. wife and two children,
have gone to Kickemuit for two weeks
vacation.
The Advent Sunday School went to
Roger Williams Park on its annual excur-
sion on Wednesday.
Walter Brown from the Eagle District,
fell from tree on Sunday and met with
quite painful accident
North Scituate Ball Club defeated the
Elmwood Independents in score OF Is to
Y at North Scituate on Sunday.
Herbert Much had the thumb Of his left
hand badly crushed, while at work in the
North Scituate Mill on Monday.
Mrs. John Francis Paulding and Mrs.
George e. Cox of Providence, visited at
Watch Hill and Stonington this week.
Rev. D. v. Corey died at the residence
Of his nephew, Walter Whitman and not at
Harry whitman's as previously reported.
Miss Mildred Mathewson and Miss
Louise MacNaught, both Of Providence,
were the guests of Miss Marion Salisbury
last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis Of Edge
wood and Mrs. Annie A. Cook OF Provi'
dence, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Francis Paulding at Maplehurst on Sun
day last.
The Sunday school connected with the
Free Baptist Church, held their annual out
ing at Rocky Point on Tuesday, taking
special cars from North Scituate to the
grounds and return.
The funeral of T. II. Laidlaw was held
from the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Adam Knox on Saturday at two p. M.
Rev. G B. Cutler oficiated. Burial took
place In SieuiOfu NcmctSIrs
Tuesday evening, there was Temper
ance Rally at Hopkins Mills, held under
the auspices of the local w. c. I. u.
Carroll A. Durfee and Robert Spencer of
the Young Peoples Society Of this place,
were the speakers.
1t is rumored that Rev. G b. Cutler Of
the Free Baptist Church, has had call ex'
tended him from some church in the state
of Maine. The matter will come before the
church board soon for attention. 1t is
thought that Mr.. Cutler will not accept the
oil.
Sunday morning at ten o'clock, the fol.
lewios candidates were baptized in Lake
Moswansicut by Rev. G. b. Cutler: Way.
land Burgess, Earl Burnside, Emma
Thornton, Hattie Gard, Ida Howard and
Marion Hopkins. A most beautiful morn
ing and many gathered to witness the
baptism.
North Scituate Grange, No. SO, has ap.
pointed committe to see if it is not pos
sible to have several watering fountains es-
tablished between Hopkins Mills and the
Johnston line for the benefit of the travel
ling public and horses. The present
watering facilities are far from being satis-
factory.
The funeral of Rev. d. v. Corey took
place from the Advent Church on Saturday
at 1890 p. IN. Rev. L. F. Reynolds, pas
tor of the Dexter St. Advent Church, Provi-
dence, oficiated. Music was furnished by
members Of the Pentecostal School. The
burial took place at East Killingly, Conn.
The bearers were two nephews, Harry and
Walter Whitman, a grandson, Charles
Corey aud Merrill Young.
Providence County Fair Association
held we'll attended meeting on Saturday
evening al the Harris Farm. Two names
were voted on and accepted as members,
r. e. Sweet Of North Scituate and Harry
B. Staples Of Harmony. 1t was voted to
observe the first day Of the Fair, Septem-
Der aaud as Governors Day" and an in
vitation will be extended His Excellency,
Governor Beekman and members Of the
State Legilature to be present. An at
tempt will be made to engage the Socks-
uosset School Boys Band for the day. The
second day will be observed as Grange and
Childrens' Day. Sayles Steere, State
Lecturer of the State Grange and A. W..
Burgess, Superintendent Of Public Schools,
will arrange the program and have charge
of the exercises. II Is expected to have
Mrs. G. Ladd, State Lecturer Of the
Massachusett State Grange. one Of the
sneakers. 1t wss voted to have the Secre-
,arv correspond with President Edwards OF
the Kingston College and ascertain If it
will be possible to have some Of the officers
from the college act as judges same as here
,ofore. Further voted to appropriate
twenty-five dollars to pay the expenses OF
the speakers on Grange Day. 1t was
farther decided that the premiums offered
for the best Grange Floats will be open to