The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-06-25

Mrs. Grace Ford has gone to Portland.
Me.
Varnum Steere has been suffering from
blood poisoning.
z L Hawkes. is confined to his home by
an attack of rhuematism.
Crauston T. Arnold Of Providence spent
the week end with Leroy G. Harris.
North Scituate Base Ball nine defeated
the Attleboros on Sunday, score ~ to I.
The Ladies Aid Society met with DIR.
Charlotte Arnold on "Wednesday afternoon.
- Rev. w. W. Deckard Of Arlington, oc
eupied the pulpit Of the Baptist Church
last Sunday.
An open air temperance rally will be
held next Tuesday night on Post Cfhce
Square. Good speaking and music
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of waverly, Mass
and A. Hamberg Of Newark were guests oil
Mrs. e. P. Reynolds the past week.
At the Scituate Public Market. Saturday
Iune 10th only, Snider's Pork and Beans,
2oc can for Isc I5c; can for IIc; Ioc can
for 7c.-Adv.
The statement by Chairman B. T. Potter
of the Board of Water Supply, outlining
in part what is to be done in connection
with the water proposition is quite relief
10 those, who have property that Will have
TO be vacated in the near future Monday,
the Board began to buy property IN the
"Aow.n There is about 1000 acres In
this Aowage area, the other parts cannot be
decided on till the engineers have decided
on the filtration. No dirt will be moved
this year.
The annual lawn party Of the Library
Needle Club will be held next month and
the following committees have been ap-
pointed to look after the details: Supper
Mrs. e. B. Dexter, Sadie Potter and Mrs
W.T.. Angel; Cake-Mrs. F, B. Rhodes
Mrs, w. A. Capwell; Candy-Mrs. Henry
Rice, Mrs. A. Hudson; Aprons and Fancy
Work-Mrs. Ii. Randall, Mrs. ]. Smith;
Lights aud dilumnations-Mrs. ]. Thiel-
son, Fish Pond-Mrs. Maria Simmons;
Parcel Post-Mrs. G. ii. Peckham, Mrs.
R.A. Smith; Orangeade-Mrs. DIR. H..
w. Smith.
Scituate Public schools held their
graduation exercises at the Free Baptist
Church on Friday evening at 1880 p. m.
A large audience gathered, the church be-
ing filled and many had to stand. Decora-
tions of ferns and flowers together with
the American and State flags were artisti-
cally arranged, the class coors, garnet
and gold being conspicous The gradua-
ton class consisted Of I9 members from
the following schools; North Scituate
Academy, Mrs. Adelbert Wood, Teacher,
Graduates: Lillian Adams Bowers, Louise
Verna Mof6t, Emily Josephine Spencer,
gtta Levin, Theodore Howard Hopkins
and Leslie Arthur Lowell. South Scituate,
I. S. Tucker, Teacher. Graduates: Jennie
Agnes Blackmar, Charles Lewis Hopkins
Earl Ashton Barden, Frank Randolph Rich
Chopmist, Miss Phebe Wood, Teacher
Graduates: Emily Johnson Atwood, Edgar
Allen Brown and Marion Laura Briggs
Rockland, Philip Shippee, Teacher
Graduates: Charles S. Sherman anc
Marcia A.. Steere. Trimtown. Miss A.
Wnsor, Teacher. Graduate: Ada May
Eagle, Mrs. A. Dickerson, Teacher
Graduate: Clarence Ellsworth Edison
Rocky Hill, George Burlngame, Teacher
Graduate: W. Henry Knight, Jr. Saunders
Vile, Herbert Baxter, Teacher Graduate
Hattie Maud Card. Class color, garne
and gold. Class motto, "We can, we Will.
Professional, Dress parade drill; "Oi
God, The Rock of Ages" Chorus; Prayer
Rev. G.. b. Cutler; American Hymn,
Trio; "The Chambered Nautilus" Marci'
A. Steere; "The Well of Loeb Maree,
Chas. s. Sherman; "The Countersign,
Jennie A. Blackmar; EBAY Billy" Edga
A. Brown; "Water Lillies," Chorus
"Somebodys Mother" Earl A Barden
"The Young Soldier" Ada M. Crocker
"rhe Old Arm Chair" Frank K. Rich
"The Builders" Vim. Henry Knight, Jr.
"Junda Quick Step" North Scituate Acad
envy Orchestral "Happness and Duty
Hattie M, Gard; "L Avalanche" l.. Vern
Mofi,; Laugh and the World Laugh
With You," Chas. L. Hopkins; "WhicI
Shall 1t Be-" Emily J. Atwood; Guilty
Not Guilty." Marion L. Briggs; "A Page
ant of Peace" North Scituate Academy
Lead Thou Me On," South scituat
School; Presentation Of diplomas, Andre'
w. Burgess, superintendent OF schools
America" Audience; Benediction, Rev
G, B.Cutler. One Of the best school year
ever held here. Much credit is due Sup'
Burgess and his assistants.