The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-02
NORTH scITUATE.


Mrs. H. NJ Brown of Farmholme L.
on the sick list at present.
Byron Randall is employed at the
Providence Public Market.
Rev. G. B. Cutler will preach a me-
mortal sermon on Sunday.
Edward Hughes father and mother
from the city visited him last week.
Miss Fannie Weeden recently enter
tanned Miss Mabel Bowen, former
dweller here.
ID. o. Chapman is busy making inn
provements to his new home, recently
bought, and moving in.
The Harris Avenue Presbyterian
Sunday School had an outing at Elm
dale on Memorial Day.
The Shurtliff farm on the Saunders
vile Pike has been leased to New York
parties for the summer.
Rev. DIR. Wilson of California ha,
been visiting his son, j. w. Wilson, at
the William Whitaker home.
Many local Free Masons attended the
A. +. A. NJ, held at Clayville.
Freight Conductor Arthur Bowers is
recovering from an injury to his leg
caused by falling between cars.
Miss Florence Stubbert of Putnam
Conn.,, was the guest of her brother, j.
l. Stubbert, over Memorial Day.
The Rhode Island aud Eastern Connect.
cut Advent Conference will be held at IT,,
Advent Chapel on June 9TH and Sth.
preparedness" is the watchword OF
the day. Several from this place will
march in the parade on Saturday.
Mr.. Stephen Poole of Fall River,
former resident, and daughter, visited
Miss Matte Smith Memorial Day.
The Providence County Fair Associa
tion will hold a business meeting at
the b. +. Smith farm June 10 at p. m
Mrs. !. Trent of Pawtucket and Miss
Bertha NJ. Cotrell of Providence were
Memorial Day guests at Mr.. NJ. I. Rey-
nolds'.
Cyrus Salisbury has returned from
worse places than Rhode Island to
live in.
The baseball team from the Institute
played the Irving Cutler picked nine OH
Memorial Day, the p. C. Is winning by
the score of 10 to 2.
Rev. J. &. Bearse, who accepted the
pastorate of the Pentecostal Church at
Mattapoisett, Mass, will assume his duties
there on June 10Th.
Mrs. George w. Burlingame of Gloces-
ter, recently underwent an operation at
the Rhode Island Hospital. She is re-
ported gaining from the ordeal.
Rev. Mr.. Cutters Memorial Day ad
dress had for its subject. america
Through War, to Better Country" 1t
received very favorable comment.
DIR. and Mrs. Clarence Roys and Mrs.
Alice Perkins of Providence Mr.. and
Mrs. Lakey of Georgiaville were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Eddy.
Attorney and Mrs. c. f. Salisbury
and daughter Marion were at their
summer home here over the Memorial
holiday. They will soon come for the
season.
The Christian Endeavor topic for
next Sunday night at the Free Baptist
Church will be, "The Conservation of
Money" Miss Grace Atwood is down
for leader.
The funeral of Mrs. Abbie King, who
died on Saturday Of last week, was so'-
emnized on Wednesday afternoon at the
Advent Church. Mrs, King was 81 years
of age and the widow of Allen King.
William Hughes of the Rotary Quar-
tette, Providence, and family, and Miss
Essie Ross were Memorial Day guests
at his brothers, Edward Hughes, and
family on Church Street.
Mr.. Edward Hughes, patron of the
affair, reports the total receipts from
the musicale recently held for the bene-
fit of the f. B. Church choir to be Sss
after paying all expenses.
Captain W. C., Metcalf, recruiting Of
ficer for the United States Army in the
city, and a resident here, attended the
Sunday memorial service at the Church
of the Messiah, Olneyville.
Mrs. Ed. Burke of Woonsocket and
Mrs. Fred Underwood of Providence
were Win InelT parents, MI. ana MIS-.
Everett L. Wells, on Decoration Day in
honor of their mothers birthday.
The monthly covenant meeting of the
+. B. Church was held Wednesday
night. 1t was the birthday anniversary
of the pastor, who received expressions
of good will and congratulations from
those present.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter held a
regular convocation in Masonic Hall
last Saturday night. Among the visit
ors was Edgar Edgars of Providence, 4
member of the Masonic Order and a
prominent Odd Fellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and
son Ralph of Brown University will
soon occupy their summer home here
for the season. Mrs. Mary Fiske, who
has leased it during the winter, has
moved to the A. Bennett house.
Rev. George Z. Barnard, pastor OF the
Trinity Baptist Church, Laurel Ave
nse, city, and his Sunday School en-
joyed a picnic at the Lake last Tues