The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28

Nothing dry about the weather this
season Someone says, DRY up"
W. f. Hopkins, the singing evange-
list, frequently enliyens our streets by
his gospel songs.
Rev. q. b. Cutters sermon subject last
Sunday was, "Some Divine Ways OF In
: struction." John 7-l5.
Crop reports for this State, sent out
from Washington, show 80 per cent. OF
the average yield this year.
The personal property of Robert
Neyells will be sold next Monday at his
late rs~idence near Walling's Corners.
Miss May Turner daughter of eX-
Senator Henry ) Turner OF Greenville,
was a guest OF Mrs. W. +. Angel this
week.
The Greene Camp Meeting commences
next Monday, and continues until sun
day, Aug. u. Several from here are IN
tending to 80.
Carroll Durfee supplied the pulpit OF
the Pentecostal Church last Sunday
Miss Bertha Monroe, from the Institute,
led the social service.
The Little Foxes That Spoil the
Vine," Solomon's song, 2-l5, was Rev.
George Mobiles sermon subject last
Sunday at the Advent Church.
Auctioneer Coomer S. Ford was one
of the auctioneers for the sale OF the
stock and fixtures IN f. ii. Jacques
store at South Scituate on Thursday.
Merritt p Smith is employed in Office
work connected with the city water sup
ply survey He will return to his
studies at Boston School OF Technology
this fall
Jarvis Clinton Worden preached at
Crompton last Sunday, and will supply
at the knotty Oak Church next Sunday
lie has also been offered a pastorate III
Maine this fall.
The Christian Endeavor topic for
next Sunday night at the +. b. Church
will be, "How Missions Are Blessing Our
Nation" The leader assigned for the
evening is Louis Harris.
Miss Leila Bowen is recovering from
a severe injury caused by striking her
head on the auto top while getting IN
hastily. She was confined to her bed
and required medical attendance.
Mrs. Ella Angel, a former respected
resident here, died at her home III the
city Thursday morning. The funeral
will be held Sunday morning at lO
o'clock from the +. B. Church, OF which
she was nember.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Paulding enter
tanned at Maplehurst OH Sunday, the Kew
Charles w. Forster, rector OF St. James
Church, Providence and also Mrs. Henry
Holmes, Mrs Cyril a. Babcock and Mrs
George l.. Vose the past week.
Letters aSe advertised at the Post
Office for: MrS- John Bohanan, Mrs b.
w. Sweet. Miss Florence f. Whittord,
Ethel b. Colwell Albert Dean and W. f.
Smith. If not called for, they go TO
the Dead Letter Office at Washington.
Rev. G. b. Cutler oiliciated last
Thursday for the funeral OF lifelong
frisnd, j. Herbert Wilcox, business
man and resident OF New Bedford,
Mass. He had known him for 90 years
and felt a personal loss in his death.
George L. Conan, Jr., of the L. ).
Navy visited his father, George Il. 20
man. and grandmother, Mrs. Francis Co
man, the first OF the week. He Is at
tached to the flagship Wyoming on the
hospital staff, with II good chance Tor
promotion.
The Library Needle Club Cook Book
has been placed on sale at the store oil
]. II. j. Riley, 94l Westminster street,
city. The book is published Tor the
benefit of the Public Library, and Is
handy source of information Tor the
housekeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. John +. Paulding enter
tanned at Maplehurst on Sunday the
Rnv Charles W. Foster, rector of st.
James Church, Providence; also Mrs
Henry Holmes, Mrs. Cyril y. BaDcocA
and Mrs George l.. Nose oil fro|luehce
during the past week.
The local correspondent OF the Trans
ton Citizen" in an item III last week
issue about the Ladies' Aid Outing at
Roger Williams Park, said: Hats oil
to the Ladies' Aid" His natural cour-
te.v TO the female sex should prompt
him to lift his hat to all ladies, whether
they are "Aiders' or not.
The L. Is. SUNDAY ScHoOl h'u 'He
annual outing last Wednesday at Rocky
Point, about 100 attending during the
day. Two special open cars lett here
at 9 a. m, returning about 6:3O =. III
with tired but happy lot OF children
and "grown-ups," who reported very
pleasant day and not any rain at the
Point"
Miss Cora Dexter and Miss Vera Hop
kins have returned from sea trip TO
Norfolk. Va, on the ship Pohatan oi
the Merchants and Miners Line They
were much pleased by the courtesy
shown them by Capt. Ryan, summer
resident here. They found "Old NeP-
tune" rather boisterOus going and com
ing. and think "llfe on the Ocean Wave
is not all that the poets sing
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