The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-06-18

Mrs. Trace FORD OF New YORK, II VISIT
ing her mother, Mrs. G. NJ. ID. Wright.
Harry Tourtellotts son that was injured
by an auto in this village, is improving
Wanted-Work with team, single or
double. apply to Charles F. Page. Hopkins
Ave.-Adv.
The graduating exercises of the Scituate
schools will be held this evening at the
Baptist Church.
North Scituate Base Ball Team defeated
the p Flynn nine from Olneyville, Sunday
by score Of 6 to4
Mrs. DIR. Bullard aud Mrs II. Allen of
Providence, were weekend guests of Mrs.
E. p. Reynolds.
Miss Blanche W. Brown of Providence,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Paulding on Sunday last
At the Scituate Public Market, one day
only, Saturday, June 2oth. Snider's Toma.
to Soup, cents per can ADV.
Rev. G. b. Cutler will preach at Georgia
Vile on Sunday and Rev. w. w. Deckard
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist Church.
North Scituate Grange, No. SO, held
their regular meeting Wednesday evening.
The grange will have charge of the cater
ing at the Providence County Fair.
A we'll attended meeting Of the Provi-
dence County Fair Association was held at
the Harris Farm, Saturday evening. From
all indications, the Fair this year will be
five dollars has been appropriated for
premiums. To those that have worked so
hard to get this Fair on sound footing,
the announcement OF the above large pre-.
mium list will be hailed with pleasure
The same grounds as has been used for the
past few years will be again used, probably
for the last time, as no doubt permanent
home for the Fair will be found by next
year 1t was voted to have the exhibit all
under canvas. The date of the Fair will
not be announced until the next meeting
The following committees were appointed:
c. ]. Atwood, Superintendent of the
Grounds, Cattle-B. f. Smith, Oliver
Arnold and Byron Page, Horses-W. c.
Edison, Fruit. w. Miller, Frank Farrow
and George Tucker, Flowers and Vege-
tables-George Burlingame, Advertising
A. w. Burgess, Poultry-W. H. Suddard,
Swine, Dogs, etc.--P, A. Hopp, Fancy
Work-Mrs. c. J. Atwood, Mrs. A, Angel
and Mrs. George Burlingame, Cake Ex
hibit-Mrs. Oliver Arnold, Mrs. J. Ran
dali and Miss Mabel Shippee, Tents
Rev. e.. Edwards, M. L. Reynolds to draw
up the premium list. II new members
voted in. The report Of the committee,
who received the money from the state TO
aid the fair was received and accepted.
Several hundred dollars has been appropri-
ated in this way. Twenty-Five dollars
will be offered as premiums to the Boys
and Girls Clubs from Providence County
in the rural schools, Supt. Burgess having
charge of this work;,'which is meeting with
grand success. Adjourned to June 26th
at p. IN.
The graduation exercises at the Pente-
costal Collegiate Institute began Sunday
a. m. with the delivering of the baccalaure-
ate sermon by Rev. G. A. Burgess, ID. d.,
of Greenville, K. l., at the Free Baptist
Church at III o'clock a. N. On Monday,
the Perry Literary Society had charge Of
musical and literary entertainment in the
evening, followed by debate" Resolved,
that the reign of Queen Elizabeth contrib-
uted more to the greatness OF England
than the reign Of Queen Victoria" decided
in favor of the negative. Judges, Judge
Lee of Providence, Lawyer c. 4. Salisbury
and Rev. G. b. Cutler Tuesday was Mis-
sioHary. Day, Miss Clara 4. Lincoln OF
Bridgewater, Mass, and the Rev. Z. o.
Jago from Syria were the speakers. We'd
nesday, Alumni Day, in the afternoon, the
business meeting of the society was held,
followed by the Annual Banquet to the
Seniors at 7:45 O'Clock p IN. musical
program was rendered by the Alumni
Thursday afternoon, the class day exer.
cises were held in the Pentecostal Colegi.
ate Institute Church. At the close oil the
program, Clyde Sumner delivered the
farewell address to the class as their presi-
dent followed by the benediction by Rev.
o. NJ. Winchester. At 7:3o p. m, the
graduation exercises were held in the Free
BAPTIST Church. Several orations given
by graduates and diplomas delivered by
the Principal, Rev. A. Bearse with
special musical program, brought the
graduation exercises to close. This has
been one OF the best years of the school, a
class Of I9 members graduating. The
Class Motto, "Sunrise, not Sunset" Class
flower, Mixed Rose, Glass eolors, green
aud white. Two graduating in the
TbelOgical, S in the Christian Workers
Course, in the Academic class, in the
Commercial Department The following
persons graduating were' Robert }. Kirk
land North Scituate, r. l., G. K. Sumner,