The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-04-21
NORTH SCITUATE.

Peep frogs, robins, Easter hats and
skunk cabbage are here again.
burning in different directions on Sun
day.
Cow-slip pickers will soon be start
ing out in search of the welcome spring
appetizer.
Mrs. A. A. Gleason, of Toronto, Can,
is visiting her father, Rev. Haron Hartt,
this week.
Milton Spencer, Alfred Webster, and
Carroll Barrett, of Providence, sung at
a recent meeting of the Young Peoples
Society at the Advent Church.
Miss Emely Sweet has recently been
on the sick list. Her mother, who is 80
years of age, has not been as well as
usual of late.
Special Easter music and sermon will
be had at the +. b. Church on Sunday.
In the evening the annual Easter con-
cert will be given.
A large number of autos passed
through here last Sunday, for the first
time in months, owing to the bad travel
ing during the winter.
Mrs. w. II. Dupay, formerly residing
here and now of Port Richmond, Staten
Island, called on Mrs. w. F. Angel and
other friends here this week.
Edwin L. Hawkes., the former DepHty
Town Clerk, is enjoying better health than
he had formerly. His friends are pleased
to see him able to be on the street again
Several of the village boys and girls
met at the home of Postmaster f. M.
Spencer one night, to make postal card
books for the children's ward, Rhode
Island Hospital
The Orpheus Orchestra will commence
their season at Chestnut Grove next
Monday night. They met at the home
of Miss Alice Hillery in the city Tues
day night for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Moffitt have re-
turned home from Florida, where they
spent the winter. AS souvenirs of the
Sunny South, they have two alligators
and three chameleons, all "alive and
kicking"
"The Grace of God" was the sermon
subject of Rev. George Noble at the Ad-
vent Church last Sunday. At the Free
Baptist, Rev. Mr.. Cutler preached on
"Soul Liberty in Christian Education"
Mrs. George Britton died in her 57th
year last Tuesday, after an illness OF
long duration. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon from the Baptist
Church, Rev. G. B. Cutler officiating.
Herbert Z. Taylor, son OF Palmer b.
TAYLOR, longtime resident here, now
living in the city, buried his 4-year old
son. Herbert. last Wednesday afternoon.
Friends here express their sympathy
for Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Alice Farrow, assistant at the
postofFice, recently received letter
from her cousin, missionary in Japan.
Enclosed in the letter were snap shots
Vt her cousins Sunday school class and
a Japanese funeral.
The Christian Endcavor meeting at
the F. b. Church last Sunday night
was led by Miss Mabel Shippee. Topic:
"Good prayer meetings and how TO have
them" Singing was led by Miss Viola
Mae Wilson, piano, and Irving Dexter,
cornet.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the F. b.
Church met last week at the home OF
Mrs. Irving Brown and Mrs. Mabel
Lowell was hostess The aid will
meet next Tuesday with the President.
Mrs. Della Hopkins, and Mrs Herbert
Baxter will be hostess.
Charles c. Whitman, a veteran Of the
Civil War and prominent member Of the
T. c. Nichols Post, G. A. r, was found
dead in bed wednesday. Heart trouble
was named as the cause OF death. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternooy,
April %, from the F. b. Church, at ?
p. m.
Rev. Aaron HART OF the Pentecostal
Church preached on Sunday from the
subiect: Jesus discourse with
woman of Samaria-' In the evening
vocal music was given by Mrs. Stephen
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