The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-06-04

Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Ida Mathewson is visiting friend
in Westerly this week.
The North Scituates play the Elmwooc
Independents on Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Congdon and child are visit.
ing relatives in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterault have moved tC
Providence and closed their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Hall have opened
theiI summer home for the season.
There was dance at Hohler's on Satur.
day night, which was well attended.
On Friday night, a party was held a,
Mrs Charles Jacobs at the Old Bank.
d. A. Remington recently gave the Bap-
tist Church SIoo in memory Of his mother.
Mrs. Rosetta Jillson of Providence is
visiting Mrs Charles Mathewson this week.
Charles E. Salisbury and family have
returned to their home here for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Adam Knox of the Trimtow Dis
tric< is recovering from quite a severe ILL
ness.
&. NJ. d. Wright sells the Ochee Ginger
Ale and Sarsaparilla. Great summer
drinks.
Z. S. Hewitt Of Brattleboro, VT, a for
mer resident of Scituate. was here over
Sunday.
M. Platter of Brooklyn, N Y, was
here this week settling some real estate
matters.
A. F. Peckham of Providence, spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peckham.
Mrs. Clara Martin OF Exeter has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. G. M. ID.
Wright, this week.
The Pentecostal Institute Ball team de-
feated the Baptist S S. Club on Monday
by a score OF 8to S.
The North Scituate ball team defeated
the Ochee Spring team here on Sunday by
a score of IS too.
The heavy frost on Wednesday and
Thursday night did quite lot of damage
to the garden stuff.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church meet with Mrs. DIR. Arnold next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr., Hargraves and family, have been at
their residence for week, returning on
Monday to Providence.
The Scituate Public Market will sell on
Saturday, June 5th, only, Currants at ects'
per package, regular price IL cents.
The annual lawn party of the Library
Needle Club will be held the second week |
in July. The exact date to be announced |
later.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church will hold strawberry supper and
entertainment on Friday evening Of next
week.
Mr.. Charles Potter of Chepachet and
Mr.. Frank II. Potter of Psscoag. were
guests at Charles Z. Salisbury's on Memo
rial Day.
Miss M. Viola Wilson of this place
took part in a recital given last week by
the music pupils of Mrs. Irving Irons in
Providence.
The Rev. S. B. Chapman, formerly of
this place and now pastor of the Free Bap.
tist Church, Norwood, r. l., is meeting
with success in his new field.
Rev. George Noble will preach at the
Advent Christian Church, Sunday morn
ing and the Sunday school will be in
charge of Mr.. E. M. Spencer. The even
ing services will be conducted by the
young people.
The Tea Cabin on the McGonigle place,
has been leased to Bishop HarEns for !
Catholic Chapel. The first service was
held on Sunday, May 23rd Rev. Father !,
Foley, who is in charge Of the Catholic
Mission at Rockland, will also have the 4
care Of the North Scituate Mission. 1
At the Free Baptist Church Sunday e
the pastor, Rev. g. b. Cutler +
will preach. His text will be found, Ist {
lohn, as, "rhe Great Purpose in Christ" e
Miss Grace Atwood will lead the young (
peoples meeting in the evening followed
oy short talk by the pastor. Special
music at both services,
The Memorial Day exercises were car
-ied out as outlined last week in the TIMRs 4
The exercises being we'll attended by the
,,,izens. The exercises at the church
we're impressive. Prayer was offered by ;,
he pastor, Rev. G. B. Cutler, who then Il
delivered an eloquent address, which was o
carefully followed by the large audience. W
Ienry w. Seamens presided at the organ
With /. Dexter assisting with the eornet.
The church was drsped with the American n
,ags and other decorations. is