The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-30
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home Of l.. B. Shuman.
lanes N. Smith and family are spendin
the summer at Waller l.. Smiths o
Greenville Avenue.
Edward Whipple oJ Brown Avenue
doing carpenter work for Walter Eddy G
Reservoir Avenue.
The p. Y. N. Club will meet at the hom
of Mrs. Frank Smith of Greenvllle Ave.
Wednesday, July 5lh.
Master Clinton Wood of Pawtucket, i
spending a week with his grandparents a
sos Greenville Avenue.
A number from the chapel Of the Coco
Shepherd went on the Sunday school ex
cursion to Newport on Monday.
Mrs Carrie K. Mills Of 8I2 Greenvills
Avenue, spent Thursday with her sister
Mrs. Edith M. Wade of Providence.
Sunday guests at N. +. Taft's were the
Messrs George Whitehead, John Maynard,
Harry Taft and Miss Elsie Colwell.
Mr.. Wheeler and Miss Charlotte Sattler
of Rehoboth, Mass, spent Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bremges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Bishop spent
the weekend with Mrs. Bishops parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Trevett Of Milford
Mass.
The Womens' Auxiliary of the Rhode
Island Branches Of the National Letter
Carriers'Associatiop held an outing on Sat-
urday at Hawkins Farm in Johnston. A
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Henry Emsley and Miss Marion
Emsley attended the wedding of Miss
Irene Hawes and MIR. Howard Williamson
which took place at the Rumford Congre
gationa Church at 5 o'clock last Saturday
afternoon. Miss Emsley acted as brides
maid.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs, f. B.Rhodes,
Mr.. Philip Thurber and Mr., T.. A. Dean
mJtored to Mystic, Conn. On their re-
rhurber's daughter, Mrs. l. Miller aud
her two children, who are spending the
week at Mr.. Rhodes Farm.
The graduating exercises of the Reser-
vor Avenue school, Mary I. Lafierty,
teacher, took place last Thursday. Joseph
Campanini was the only pupil to receive a
Dip Iona. A large number of relatives and
friends of the pupils were present. The
school was tastefuly decorated and very
pleasing program was given by the pupils.
Walter T.. Smith celebrated his 32nd
on Monday evening at his home,
756 Greenville Avenue. About twenty
friends were present and the time was
spent with games and an excellent musical
program. A lunch was served and Mr.,
Smith was the recipient of gifts and con-
gratulations.
The p. Y. N Club held, birthday
party at the home of Mr.. Walter Smith of
Greenvile Avenue, Monday evening. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all
present. The guests were entertained
with music by MI. Walter Smith and sister,
Miss Susie Smith-which was eujoyed
very much. A buffet luach was served.
Mr.. Smith received many useful gifts.
Miss Mary + Dame was member of
the June graduating class of English High
School, which he'd its graduating exer-
cises in the school hall on Wednesday NOR
ming, June IL. Miss Dame was president
of the Girls Debating Society, a memb I
of the Girls Glee Club, winner of the An.
thony Medal, an honor pupil and one OF
those ch osen to deliver an essay.
The graduating exercises af the Bell
School were held ON Friday morning, June
%, at ten o'clock, under the direction ol
the teacher, Miss Ida May Brown. The
program included the following numbers
March, "In Rank and File," Ruth Evans
Song, Battle Hymn of the Republic, y
School Invocation, Rev. A. +, Carpen.
lCl Sdh1o "a ppGtCHi
Elite Go d,tein Song, Make the World
More Bright" School; Recitation, "A
Parents Day Rhyme" Leah Goldstein
Recitation, The Dead Butterfly" Angel
inc Perry Song Lightly Row." School
Recitation, Bright Summer" Sadi,
Goidstein; Recitation, without Mother ;
Myra Smith, Dialogue, "Red, White ant
Blue" Three Girls; Song, "Where The,
Grow" School; Recitation, ado YOU
Best, Morris Godstein Recitation
"Flash," solomon Goldstein Song, go,
Keeps Little Flowers" Myra Smith, an,
Gladys Mills; Flag Exercise, Seven pupils
Song, I" O Columbia Gem of the Ocean,
| School Recitation, 4" The School Year |
Over" Franklin Smith; Recitation, "Inde
pendence Bell, F" Ruth Evans Recitation
| The Best That Can Do" Ida WatermaI
Song, Glover Blossoms" School ; Recita
ton, "a Happy Farmer Lad" James Per-
ry; Recitation, Farewell, Ruth Evans
Class Song, 30 Come, Come Away,
School Presentation of ID plomss,