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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
FIVE

Eichmcnd. Capital stock. $4,000 TO
ness. James II. Sloan. president; rob
mond. wv"
South Roanoke Grocery COMPANY
Inc; Roanoke. Capital stock. 500 10
$4,000: grocery business x. r.. Rob,u
son, president: &. h. Robinson. secre-
tary and treasurer. both OF Roanoke
keniard-pace Co.. Inc. Roanoke
tractinE business. y. y. Kennnrd pres
ident: j. l.. Pace. secretary and trcns-
urer. both of Roanoke.
Buchanan Goldenscal Company. inc
Sirundy. Va. Capita, stock. $4,000 To-
$4,000: real estate business. John "a
Matney. president, Grundy: H. ;,
Compton. secretary. Whitcwood.
Richmond Rotary Club Richmond
No capital stock. Thomas IL. NcNds,ns
presidents Samuel =. Rosendorf secro-
tary. both of Richmond.
Garrett Chase manufacturing Corpo-
ration. Norfolk. Capital stock, ta5.e0n
20 $4,000: hardware business. Paul
Garrett, president: T.. f. cole. secreE
tary and treasurer, both OF Norfolk.
CARROTS Corporation. Norfolk. Gan.
ttal stock. $4,000 10 sa5.On0: n,anufsc
turing and selling fruit juices, etc
Paul Garrett, president: C. Il. cole
secretary and treasurer. both OF Nor,
folk.
r., L.. Thomas Co. Inc, Char,otte,-
willie. Capital stock. $4,000 to $4,000:
plumbing business. Il. r. Thomas
president; 6. NJ. McNutt, secretary. both
OF Charlottesville.
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SCHOONER WRECKED,
All OF Crew Of Twenty-Five nescucd
Except Mate. Who Stays on Ro,rd.

SAN FRANCISCO. January .S.--rhe
steamer schooner Eureka which left
San Francisco late to-day was wrecked
on the rocks near Point Bonita. lust
outside tho Golden Gate. Her crew Of
about twenty-five men launched two
boats, and all left tho vessel exccot tbe
mate.
One boa, was picked up by life.
savers. The other was still adrif,
hours later.
Lifc-savers picked UP the second
boat, containing fifteen men. inside the
bay. The first boat contained six. All
the crew OF twenty-five thus were &C.
counted for except tho mate, who had
remained aboard. II was reported
however, that he also had been rescued
Tho Eureka went ashore shortly az.
ter dark in heavy gale. Ircr dis
trcss signals were seen at the Point
Bonita life.saving station.
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SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

The, following cases were argued in
the virginia Supreme Court Of Appeals
No. .S-Bayley ct ais. VS.. Curlette ct
AIS: argued by j. ~. G. Keith. for
aappellants, and by John S. Barbour,
for appellees, and submitted
NO; Wa shington and Old Domin-
ION Railway Co: vs. Carter. Argued
bErJudEe G, f. NicoI Wilton T. Lam
bert. for appellant and by McCandlish
and John S. Barbour. for the appellee,
and submitted
No. aS-Bia ckstone Manufacturinr
Company VS.. Allen. Partly argued and
continued until Monday next
Next cases to be called:
No. 2o--Saunders VS.. Southern Rail
way Company.
No. $0--Riverside and Dan River Cot
ton Mills vs.. Waugh.
No. 3i--Tar,t ct ais. vs.. Avery ct
No. s:-1Security Life Insurance Com
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Permits were issued by the Electrical
"parimeIt ycStcrdn% as follows:
ten outlets and nine fixtures
". u. Lucy. for Sixth Mount Zion
Church, ST. John and Duval Streets,
Winston Electric Construction Co,
for j. H.: Hooper. 14Oi Roanc Street.
ten fixtures.
John II. Latham. for Mr.. lsni,,on.
So Cowardin Avenue, seven fixtures.
Same: for w. y. Kelley, Forty.sccord
and Stonewall Streets, Woodland
neiEhts. eighteen outlets and eleven
fixtures
Martin & Myers. FOR Ritou Theatre.
two outlets.
Same. for Baker Sales Co.. Vine anu
Main Streets. two rccepiacleS
Same. for Colombo Hail .u4T West
Broad Street, sixteen outlets.
Same. for Virginia Packing Com
palN, Hermitage Road, repair
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for now aud repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday as follows:
Frank Iciber,nuth, to repair h-irL
tsactory 40 North sixth Street. TO cost
brick dwelling on the north sid. or
Park Avennc. between Alien Avenue
and Vine street, to cost $1,000.
l.. W. IcssberE. to repair IriCh
stores 3c5-I-o West Broad Street. to
cost $500.
y. J. Goldshy. to move and make
general repairs to frame DIV clling 1917
Decatur Street. to cost 800.
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f, PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the plumbing Inspector yesterday:
G. j.. Lirimmell for Mrs. T. Botting-
hetmer, '.3 Sorth Third Street.
6. Same. for Mr.. Dunkel, sos East Clay
Same, for Mrs. Block SIS East Broad
street, third floor.
!. w. Traylor, for Mrs. II. e. Houch-
'nEs. 6li North Twcnty.hfth Street.
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cHANcEnY DEEDS or rnUsr.

Two Deeds Of Trust, Amounting to
as-Fred W. Lohnlan CT uX. to T.. A
T ,;a trustee, .. l-:Sl!o feet west
south Of Milton Street. January .,
1915, $3.50
o9-C. y. Coleman ct n.y. to G. H.
Nandersltcc. trustee, 9oN125 feet ut the
southeast corner of . and Twenty
stSth Streets. December 81 1914, So
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CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of Bargain mud Sale,
Amounting TO x.S.0SD

FouV Deeds OF Bargain md Sales.
Amounting to x.s.asO.
GOV. 5. Robinson. trustee. to Rich
ard =. Watkins, 3IS155 - feet nor>n
line T Street. 81 feet f-2 inches west
1919. So.lS0.
l0o.-Leuis II. Blair ct ux TO Sara
=. Glover. 6oXl20 feet at the north
west corner Of Third and clay Streets.
January :: 1916. tax $3.50, s1.9ea.iT.
Callic h: Shackford 10 Catherine
corner OF Boulevard and Floyd Avenue
September ), 1914, tan SO. $40
. lo3-Catherine W. Miller to Emile
eraser. "INl35.SI feet at the north :
east corner OF the Boulevard and Floyd
Avenue. January l. 1919. tax Si3. SiN
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of INDEPENDENT VOTER.
But INDEPENDENT pERSo>

! am not an Independent. voter. bur
nope ! can claim to be AN indccprden,
person and I want TO say this distinct
~ 40 not love any. party any longer
tnah II continues to serve the im,nc.
"i;te ana pressing needs of America
van! 20 make every Independent
'olcr IN this country a Democrat. I,
IS a niue cold and lonely out where
ne 49, because though he holds the
ia iahce OF power. he Is not the ma,
Jority, and want him to come in wbero
IL is warm.
Now there is one thing T ,iave got
a great enthusiasm about, I might AL
most say Il reckless enthusiasm and
.hl' is human liberty. The Governor
i''n Jun' now spoken about watchtul
waning In Mexico. want to say n
word about Mexico, or not so much
about Mexico rs about our attitude 10.
"afdS MEXICO. ! hold il as n fund,
nchtai principle. aud so do you. that
ever! people has the right TO deter
'n'ne ITS own form OF government. and
until TINS recent revolution In Mexico
ulltii inc end OF the Diaz reign, 80 per
cent OF the people in Mexico never had
a look in in determining wbo shom,d
De their governors Of what their gov.
erhment should be. Now. am for the
81 per cent. It Is none OF my business
ana it is none of your business. how
long they take In determining IL. II
Is none OF my business and 1t is none of
yours how they go about the business.
me country Is theirs. The government
rs theirs. The liberty. II they can get
IL, and God speed them in getting it. IA
thcirs And so far as my influonce zoe.
while am President, nobody shall In
torfere with them. FE+.5
"That ID what / mean by a. great
emotion, the great emotion os sympa-
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Eorporation Commission Yesterday as
Merchants, and Manufacturers Sales
S S,mni - ,oool nc:. RICHMOND. Capital
stock. ~ 200 to $1,000; sales and adj
HertiSing agency. G.. II. HERITAGE
president: James r. Sheppard, Jr.. sec,
rotary and treasurer, both of Rich
Richmond Properties Corporation.
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FLOOD WARNINGS
James aud Potomac Rivers VIII mis-.
to Freshct Stare.

WASHINGTON, January s.--rhe
Weather Bureau to-day issued warn,
ings for flood stages on tho Cape Fear
and Roanoke Rivers In North Carolina
and on the lower reaches OF the Great
Peedee in South Carolina. The James
and Potomac Rivers will rise TO
freshet stage. the warnings said.
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cHANcEn,-, nELEAsE DEEDS.

Two Release Deeds. Amounting to
sS-A. II. sn,i,i; to Fred w 1o,,,,,
ct al, 81 l-2x14o feet west line della
ware Avenue laI IL feet south OF
NIXON street. January s. 1917, s5l:.aa.
Margaret l.. TiEnor ct ais, 3oXI2O feet
ut the northeast corner Of Stuart Ave
1917, 34.7HO.
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LAW AND Eeurry COURT.

Miss r. e.. Allen secured Judgment
for So in the Law and Equity Court
yesterday against the Cohon Company
= Judgment for 1902 was entered
in the same court in favor OF Dr Fran
els W. Cpshnr against the ChcsterfeIa
contested " 80
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HENnIco TRANSFERS.

Three Deeds Of Bargain and Sale.
Amounting so $1,000.
l5--E. III. Cocklcy ct IN. to Mary b.
CockleN, 81 l.: acres about ten mites
below city: October !. 1914, tax ST, 81.
=, is.-E. uorac.ee ;ot ux. to Francis
acres about ten miles north OF city.
Deccmher 10, lolt, taN 80 cents. sic.
l5-AhbsE Realty Corporation to w
NJ Hannah. Jr.. lot S, In block rs, in
the plan of coionis Place, section i.
January 3, 1914, $3.50
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mUsrINGs CoURv. rAnr II.

NJ. RouEa rds. q M erchaht doing busi
ness at 1907 and 1919 Hull Street
made an assignment in the Hustings
court. Part H., yesterday 10 H. g. Nun
nally, trustee. for the benefit Of crcdi-
tors His listed debts amount to So
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

One ReIease Deed. Amounting to 1885.
IA: S. Buford. Jr.. ct AL, trustees.
to trustees Of Highland Springs NJ. r.
Church. South lots Is and 20, In block
g, section \, in the plan of Highland
Springs. October so, 1919. Sl,635
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HUsriNGs Court.

IS. II. Jackson. indicted by the Illus.
tinsS Court grand jury on the charge
or robpery. vas given trial yeslerday
and acquitted.
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MARRIAGB LICENSES.

Clerk Walter Christian, OF THE Uus.
tinss Court. yesterday to Slator CLAY
and Eugenio Selden Ta yior
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leEc. That kind OF science do not
care 70 know anything ABOUT except
enough 10 stop it, but il hy scientific
treatment OF the tariff they mean
adjustment TO tho actual trade condi-
ions OF America and the world. then
ain with them: and want to call
their attention to the fact that the
hiIl winch creates the new trade com
/ mission does that very thing. We We're
at pains to see that IL Was Put in
there. That commission is authorized
ana empowered TO inquire into and re-
pert To Congress not only upon all
inc conditions OF trade in this coun-
! tEE' hnt Upon tho conditions OF trade.
IN" cost OF nufacturc, tho cost OF
Importation the things that enter
! INTO The question OF the tariff--in for
ctgn countries we'll as in the United
states ana into all those questions OF
foreign combinations which affect in
tcrhauonal trade between Europe and
movers which will guide Congress in
: the scientific treatment of questions Of
international trade
hill OF PARTICULARS
For INDEPENDENTS
NJ every turn the things that the
t'oTFessivc- Republicans have proposcd
inat were practicable. the. Democrats
e!tner nave done or are Immediately
proposing 10 do. That is our bill of
particulars 10 satisfy the indcnendcn,
voters OF the country. would like 10
nave one produced. There are things
that the Progressive program contained
men We oeinS constitutional lawyers.
happened TO know cannot be done BY
me Congress OF the United States
bnt so FAR as they he done by State
legislatures. 7. for one. speaking for
one democrat. am heartily in favor
OF their being done"
inc President said that Just before
ne lett Washington he went over tho
hEWres from the last election. and that
Whlic these figures arc as yet incom
pie,e, they show that the Democrats
reasoning State BY state, would. If II
mad been presidential year: have had
Il majority OF eighty in the olecto-ioI
college.
Fortunately or unfortunateIv mis-
Is not "a presidential year: but the thing
IS sisnincant to me for this reason.
y great many people have been
sI,cdh!nS or the Democratic party as n
minority party. Well, II 1t is. il is
'"l 50 much OF minority party as tho
'.rpuo mean. and as between the minori-
~ thihk VIC can claim TO belong
10 !He larger minority. The moral
% mat Is merely what have already
"tch pointing out to YOU. that neither
part! IN ITS regular mcmbcrship has a
!'"!oritH. do not want to make the
independent voter too proud OF himsoI;
nut nave got 10 admit that he is orr
ooss' ana ] am bound TO admit thar
the thlnSs that he wants are. so far
49, ! nave seen them mentioned things
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TUESDAY. JANUARY II, 1915,
at 4 o'clock L, NJ.

the real estate described in said doed
OF trust as follows. to-wt:
All That certain tract piece or par
Gel or land with the exception herein
AFTER ncntioncd), with all the. improve
,sa 'nerSon. ana all appurtenances
~ Henry Magisterial District. IianoVoT
NNp nat,Cy,, Va; on the south side of old
ono half ,tGia) miles from the city of
Richmond, Va, and known us Jingle
S S'de' houndcd on the north by the
the east by the county road leading TO
Mechanicsville. bounded on the south
y ~ 7, thG lands Of William Richardson,
on the west by the lands Of j. e. Brad
icy. DICK Horne and blunt. and cou-
aa auan Two hundred and twenty (2a0)
inc meteS and bounds OF said tract
is shown on q map of said tract made
Der 6S to IT, cTaw ,dS" Redd s nro.. dsted
IN u. b. l. mage 40, plot /, and being
Inc IN same land which was conveyed u,
VI y, T.: Rand by deco from Rebecca $.
February >, 1905. and recorded : IN a'I i,
IL, ~ twelve and $500 C2 SS-io6l acres Is
Graaf by the said W. f.. Rand and Mif.
ns deed dated March ~ t9O1, and
recorded r,aoo in the clerks office OF iIs u
0''' oo"i'S court IN d. Il. oil, page 1919.
Subject however. to the prior lion
eeTty to Stuart Bowc. trustee. dated
May so. 1911. securing the payment or
lnree principal notes tor $500. $1,000
ana $4,000. rcspectivc!%. nj, due. az
renewed ON May 80. 1915 togethsy
Win the unpaid quarterly interest
noteS thereon. and recorded in the
clerks Office OF Hanover County in
j.. Il. o. paE. 4J2.
TERMs: Cash sufficient to pay th.
expenses OF executing this trust. in
GUIDING trmstcc.s commission Of =
percentum. and all taxes, lcvios and
insurance premiums unpaid at thc.tin,c
oS sale, and also IL ratable proration
OF taxes aud levios for the ca ien,jtr
year 1919, aud a note for $IJ0o, dated
;ssyr. s3' i l; with per sent Interest
OF sale. and the residue in cuual IN
sta'linents at one and two years from
tho date OF sale for notes with iutercst
added: and secured by deed OF trust
on said property. but subordinate and
or inferior dignity TO the $500 nf
notes secured under the said deed OF
trust TO stuart Bowc. trustee. or for
All cash as To said residue AT the option
OF the purchaser.
J. II. GARRETT,
substituted Trustee.
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nENRIco DEEns or rpusr.

one Deed OF r ;a.o, Amounting to
i4,.E. u: Melton to l.: s.. Rremner.
hugh Avenue, 1aI feet cast OF Monu-
ment Heights Avenue. December -.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
and COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show Demand
for Small Property in
Suburbs.
BOULEVARD CORNER is SOLD
Z. IT, Harwood to Erect $1,000
Dwelling oo Park Ayenue-State
Supreme Court of Appeals Hears
Argument in Important Cases.

Real estate transactions going to
record continue light. There is a de
mand Tor small property. most of the
sales being made in the suburbs. The
conditions and promise some good bus
mess in the EARL spring. The largest
sale recorded yesterday WAS the trans
fer OF twenty-scven feet at the north.
east corner OF the Boulevard and FLOYD
Avenue. from Catherine w. Miller to
Emile eraser, for $4,000.
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F. II. Harwood was granted a build
inE permit for tho erection Of two
OF Park Avenue. betweem Allen Avenue
and Vine street, to cost $1,000 r. W.
!lessbers will repair the brick stores
known as %01.L.9 West Broad Street
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
EY BLANTON & CO,
Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF VAL
uAELE FARM NEAR ELLERSON
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Fly virtue OF a certain decd OF trust
10 :. w. Bowc. trustee. dated June
I2il aud duly recorded in the.tcle1k's
Office OF the Circuit Court OF Hanover
county, Va, in ID. Il. 81, page so. in
which j. n. Garrett has hcen snbsti-
tnted as trustee. default having been
made, being requested so to do by the
by decree entered oil the 18TH day or
November 1914, by the Circuit Court
Tor the County or Hanover in he Chan
Ger! cause OF -. ri. Garrett. substituted
trustee: vs.: Jeanette s. Rand ct ala"
we VIII sell ON tho premises on
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WILSON GIVES HINT
HE WILL BE IN NEXT
continued From First Page.

Soutihucu FROM IlrSt fdSC.1
indianapolis as the guest of Thomas
raggart. he left at G:i5 for Wash
inYton.
Federal employment bureau and
reforms in court procedure advocated
by the President were the two new
questions taken up in his address. L:
was understood Tonight that he would
press both subjects OH Congress at the
earliest possible opportunity.
At the reception, after the address.
tho President shook hands with sew
erai thousand persons. When he
reached his private car afterwards. he
was tired out.
He confided 10 fricuds that he was
greatly pleased with his reception. Tie
President plans 10 take up the same
SUBJECTS he discussed to-day in the
series Of speeches he will make on his
return trip from san Francisco in the
spring.
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thy. 10 YOU suppose that the Ar,cr,-
can people arc ever going TO count "A
small amount OF material benefit and
advantage TO people doing business In
Mexico against the liberties and the
permanent happiness OF the Mexican
people? Have not European nations
taken as long as they wanted and split
as much blood as they pleased in set
Ting their affairs. and shall VIC deny
mat To Mexico because she is weak?
NO, ] say. 1 am proud TO hclonS tn =
strong nation that says: This country.
which VIC could crush. shalt have just
AS much freedom in her own affairs as
We have II I am strong. am ASHAMED
TO bully the weak. In proportion to
my strength is my pride in withhold
ing that strength from the oppression
of another people.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
SOUTH SCITUATE.

MARRIED-in Scituate, December 18th
by Rev. Fenner Jacques, Ira A. Water
man and Minnie b. Fecteau, both of
Scituate
Mr. and Mrs Livsey attended the Arion
Concert on Friday evening in Providence.
Alice A. widow of Benjamin Whipple,
was found dead in bed last Friday at the
residence Of Royal Page. The funera
services were held Sunday.
Bishop Perry expects to be at Trinity
Church 70 conduct the service there next
Sunday, December 10Th, the service being
at p. m, The church should certainly be
well filled to greet the Bishop. Every one
is cordially invited.
The sale and afternoon tea at Mr.. Water
mans on Tuesday last, was a very success.
ful affair. A large number of articles were
sold. The house was prettily decorated
and all who were present enjoyed pleas
ant and social time. Mrs. Ethel Duff fur
nished some very fine music
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
JOHNSTON.

Gents Solid Gold Watches in all the
latest designs, hand engraved. in II, 10
and is sizes Walihsm, Elgin or Hsmp-
den movements. at prices from s,S to SI"o.
Angel, Io2S Westminster Street, oln'y-
vile Square ADV.
The z Y. n {. Club of Johnston, met
at the home Of Mrs. w. X Smith, $50
Greenville avenue on Friday last, the oc.
casion being Mrs. Smiths birthday.
Luncheon was served at one O'Clock over
which Mrs. Smith presided. The guests
included members of the club only and
were as follows;-Mrs. ]. N. Smith, Mrs.
f ID. Rose, Mrs. + +. Wade. Mrs. James
Mills, Mrs. lanes o. Wood, Mrs. William
Sherman and Mrs. Frank H Smith. Mrs.
Smith was the recipient of many numerous
and beautiful gifts and responded in a
pleasing manner as each gift was present.
ed. The affair was decided success aud
at the oSe of which the members OF the
club unanimously voted 10 meet at the
home of Mrs. James Mills on the following
Friday afternoon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17

Mrs Clara O'ney visited with Ida Web
ster las, week.
Mrs Sara Stan,feld is caring for Mrs.
Frank Carr at Pousgansett.
Mr. Frank Burgess of Charley, was
visitor in his place last week.
Mrs. Rena Hopkins of Foster Centre,
visited her mother on Sunday.
Raymond Hayes is back from Providence
aud working in Clayvlle mill again.
Mrs. Dana Webster has received word
from Wisconsin that her aunt Is dead.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barden have re-
moved into Mary Ann Ford's cottage last
week
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs Witter OF
Brooklyn, were he guests Of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Phillips.
Mrs. Irene Colvin entertained an auto
party from Attleboro at her home, the
Rockland Hotel last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Walker, who has been visit
ing relatives IN Connecticut the last two
weeks, is expected home next Friday.
Trinity Guild wishes to thank all friends,
who in anyway, assisted in making this
sale good success at the home of the
president, Mrs. Carrie Waterman.
Mrs. Ellen Bentley is taking care of
Mrs. Lydia Williams, who had Rad fall
at her home three weeks ago. DR.. Nc
Curdey is the attending physician.
Services at the church next Sunday at
II O'clock. Rev. Mr. Smock is to conduct
the services. 1t is hoped that more will
come out and hear him as he is a fine
speaker
On Thursday evening, Beulah Rebekah
Lodge, No. rs, l. o. o. F. held their
regular meeting and it was voted to have
Xmas tree at their next regular meeting
and all members come and bring ten cent
present,
At the Sunday school last Sunday, a
committee was appointed to prepare for the
Christmas exercises, which will be held in
the church on Christmas night at 6:3o
o'c ock. The committee is Miss Helen
Paine, Mrs Wilbur, Mrs. Comstock, Mrs.
Grace Paine and Mrs. Mary Walker. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17

MIR and Mrs. Anderson and daughter
Lulu of Sterling, Conn were guests at
Mr.. Fred Smiths Sunday, December sth
The Pastime Social Club OF Hopkins
Mills, will have Christmas sale and en-.
tertaiument i'll the Town House at Foster
Centre, Saturday evening. December 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. James 5. Tucker entertain
ed the Ladies Home Mission and other
friends on Saturday, December 4,h. Dur
ing the dav, two very nice comforters
were tied. after which a fine dinner was
served.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
CLAYVILI.E

DR.. McCurdey is entertaining guests this
week.
MIR. Angel has moved into Willie Ben
nett's hou~e.
Eliza 6 llur has he'd a cement wall built
IN front Of her home.
Services were held as usual on Sunday,
Elmer Smock officiating.
Quite a number We wing skating
on the Pond here, Sunct.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rand entertained a
number Of guests on Sunday.
Mrs, Owe Bennett and little son, visited
in Providence last saturday.
Mr. Frank Stewart and family removed
into IIsrbsr, TsIlor's cottage.