The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-13
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Mrs Rolin A. Harris is with Mrs
Charles Bowen at the present.
Miss Jane Shippee is employed at the
A. l.. Wood place.
j. w. Lyon will soon move to the
F. II. Allen property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone are plan
ming to take trip on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Hopkins of Church street spent
Sunday with her mother at Chopmist.
Representative Frank F. Brown has
thrown his hat into the ring
Merritt Smith of the Massachusetts,
School of Technology was at home over
Sunday.
Mrs. William Frasier of Westville,
Nova Scotia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Niles.
Mrs. Jack Dunbar of New Glasgow,
Nova Scotia, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Mary Niles.
Mrs Ed Hughes entertained her cousin,
T. b. McPhee, and family OF Edgewood
on Sunday.
Public Spirit, and How to Cultivate
It, is the c. E. topic at the Baptist
Church Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Smith mo-
tored TO Brockton with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Arndt last week.
Fred p. Topner's family removed to
Providence this week. We regret their
removal from the place.
Mrs. John F, Paulding, who has been in
New fIaven and New York this week, re
turned home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Smith accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Whipple on
an auto trip to the Brockton Fair.
The Ladies' Aid of the F. b. Church
served a harvest supper with entertain
ment this week Friday night.
The weather took some sudden flop
Monday night. There was drop OF II
degrees in temperature in 24 hours.
j. w. Lyon has been confined TO the
house by sickness for over three weeks.
Ills frends would like to see him on
the street again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, their daugh
ter, Carrie, and Mrs. w. +. Angel en-
loved an auto trip to Sterling, Mass,
and other points last Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Smith have enter
tanned this week the doctors sister, Miss
Ella VI. Smith of Portland, Me, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Cole of Auburn, Me.
The Free Baptist Church choir last
Sunday comprised Mrs. l.. a. Reed, Mrs.
+. b. Potter, Edward Hughes, Irving
Cutler and Ernest Shippee.
The F. b. Church choir met at the
parsonage TO rehearse on Tuesday night.
The church is fortunate in securing Ed
ward Hughes for choir director.
Unusual Methods of Gaining Divine
Favor" was the sermon subject of Rev.
G. b. Cutler at the +. B. Church Sunday
morning service. Text, Mark "A.
Mrs. Louis A. Reed and Irving Cutler
sang for the oiTertory the duet, "Whis
perings of Jesus and the choir sang the
anthem, The Heavens Declare the Glory
OF God"
Robert Smith of the United States
Navy hospital ship Solace is spending
ten days furlough at his brothers, DIR.
II. w. Smith His term of enlistment
expires next November.
Abner Peckham, former prominent
resident here, has been stopping few
days with his nephew, George a. Peck
ham. Mr.. Peckham has been living at
Buttonwoods during the summer.
Mrs. +. Gertrude Clarke and Mrs. i.
b. Potter were the delegates chosen for
the State Baptist Convention held the
first of the week at Roger Williams
Church, city.
Earle Burnside, one of our local milk
dealers, cut his hand quite badly while
cutting corn stalks in Chester Smiths
garden. DR.. Smith sewed and dressed
the wound.
DIR. Harry w. Smith performed an au
topsy on the ody of the Blanchard wo-
man who was killed in Foster last Friday
night. The Attorney General requested
it. Several shots were found in the
brain.
A friend of the Free Baptist Church
has donated S25 for painting the par
sonage The job was commenced last
Wednesday morning under the supervi-
sion of W. J. Boss, one of the trustees.
The Brockton Fair was attended by
many from this section, among who were
Mr.. and Mrs Tyring, w. c. Edison, Cyrus
Salisbury, Coomer Ford, Albert Thorn
ton. Sam Franklin, David Chapman,
Henry Chapman and Fred Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Moilitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Salisbury left here last Tues
day morning for three days auto
trip TO Plymouth and other interesting
points. Mr.. Moffitt believes in having
his family and friends enjoy his good
fortune.
The Dwight Armstrong property on
the Danielson Pike, west OF Hopkins
Crossing in Foster, has been sold to I. /.
Corp and wife of Auburn, X. !. 1t Is,
considered one of the most up-to-date
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