The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10


present.
Mrs. l.. r. House is visiting ST. Pc.
tersburg today.
Mrs. Lydia Bowen is reported as
slightly gaining at st. Joseph's Hospi-
tai.
Queen of Sheba Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star. met last Saturday night
in Clarks Hall.
Letters are advertised at the Post
Office for Mrs. Eva Gardner and Robert
Brown.
Rev. G. B. Cutters sermon subject
for last Sunday was Human Needs
and the Devine Supply" --s~
Mr.. NJ. T. Reynolds, the real estate
agent, has been confined at home by
illness for some time.
L. b. Dexter has bought the Roy
Lowell house located near his own
property.
David .. Chapman and Jared Randall
are serving as jurors in the Superior
court, city.
Hervey Brown, from the p. c. l., sang
a solo at the Penticostal Church. Sun
day morning service.
Mr.. G.. NJ. ID. Wright of the Enter
prise Store celebrated his birthday last
Tuesday by digging paths through the
snow.
Mr.. j. w. Lyons has been indisposed
by gripp cold for some so that he
does not get out much.
Warner Turple of the Institute won
the silver medal at the Oratorical Con-
test, held at Rockland last week.
Mrs. William Graves of Providence,
a former resident here, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Irving Brown.
A Silver Oratorical Contest, under
the auspices of the local w. G. T. u,
will be held at Hope this spring.
Baby Week was observed by the w.
c. I. U. by sending literature on the
care of infants to the mothers in this
vicinity.
Allen U. Barber has already received
several applications for summer homes
at Lake Moswansicut for the season.
Arthur c.. Olney, Frank Berry and
Charles Mathewson have been serving
as jurors in the city for the past-two
weeks.
William Z. Hopkins has sent some
of his many friends in this place
souvenir views from st. Petersburg,
Fla, where he is stopping.
John II. Davis, mail carrier on Route
No. l, has not been having the best of
health during the. latter part of the
winter.
The w. c. T. u. met at the +. b.
Parsonage last Monday afternoon. Or
ficers were chosen and considerable
business considered.
Will sell at the North Scituate Fublic
Market, Saturday, March IIth, a Id
packages of Dromedary Cocoauul, 3 cents,
a b. packages for IL cents ADV.
The body of Marion L. Poole, aged
81, daughter of Charles and HANNAH
Poole, was brought here last Saturday
afternoon for burial at Glenford Gene
terry.
Rev. +. NJ. Becker, a German minis
ter from Pawtucket will speak in the
f. b. Church Sunday at the regular
hour of service. He is pastor OF Ger
man church.
The personal property of the late
Arthur Johnson, who killed his son and
cut his own throat at his farm near
here last summer, was sold at public
auction on Thursday of this week.
Charles Mofiitt sends papers to his
friends here from st. Petersburg, Fla,
giving glowing accounts of his catch
ing fish weighing twenty pounds.
Charles always was good fisherman.
Fred st. Clair of Berkley, Cal, an
evangelist, commenced revival cam
paign at the Pentecostal Church last
Sunday. The meetings are held every
evening except Saturday night.
Elmer L. Galley of Providence, State
Commander of the Fraternal order of
Maccabees, spent two days here this
week in the interest of the Order.
Miss Cora Dexter led the meeting of
the Christian Endeavor last Sunday
night at the Baptist Church. Her topic
was "The Conservation of Strength"
Miss Louise Potter, daughter of Mrs.
Sadie Potter, was given surprise
party by her young friends on Tues
day night. Games and refreshments
made the evening pleasant one.
Willis J. Boss, Scituate Collector of
Taxes, has posted legal notice of sales
of real estate for unpaid taxes TO be
held Saturday, March 25th, at the Town
Clerks office.
Chester L. Smith of Smith Bros,
general store, has recently received
from the State Board of Food and Drug
Commission, the analysis of the candy
sold to a student at the Institute
which was reported injurious. The re-
port states, that no poisonous materials
were found in the article.
The Ladies' Needle Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs J. +. Thiel-
sen. with good attendance. Mrs.
George II. Peckham presided at the
business session. Two guests attend
ed. Mrs Fred Z Tanner and Mrs
Eerett Adams. The club is planning
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