The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-27
NORTH SCITUATE.

some OF the politicians after election.
Scituate people attended in large
numbers the big parade Saturday in
the city.
NJ. I. Reynolds was the guest OF DR..
and Mrs. Robert II. Smith OF Pawtucket
last Friday.
Rev. Lewis A. Reed OF the Institute
is holding evangelical service at Rock
land on Sunday nights.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Walling of
Providence were week k-end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William f. Angel
The Christian Endeavorers contrib
uted $40 for the Armenian Relief Fund
at the +. b. Church Sunday night.
A Halloween social will be held this
Saturday night at Waldron's Corners,
under the auspices of Laurel Grange.
Scituate schools closed on Thursday
and Friday in order that the teachers
might attend the Institute in the city.
The World Before and at the Birth
OF Christ was the sermon subject at the
+ b. Church last Sunday. Mathew 3-3.
Mrs +. b. Potter and son Leslie will
visit the week end her sisters-in-law,
Mrs. Benjamin Steere and Mrs. l..
Steere, at Chepachet.
Rev. q. b. Cutler has generously do
mated a street light at the +. b. Church,
which "Brightens the corner where you
are in the evening.
n. j. Tyring and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chester l.. Smith,
motored to Uxbridge, Mass, last Sun
day, where Mrs. Smith has relatives.
Rev. Mr. Winslow of the Little Wan.
derers Home in Boston will speak Sun
day at the usual hour OF service i'll the
+. b. Church.
Letters are advertised at the Post
Office tor Mrs. William Fraser, Mrs.
George Greene, Mrs. c. Jane Swaine,
Mrs. Sweet, Bradford Park, and X. a.
H., Rural Delivery No. |.
THE Rewards of Religion" is the
Christian Endeavor topic for Sunday
night at the +. b. Church. 1t will be an
Honorary Members meeting.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Smith left here by
train last Saturday morning for a IL
days visit with relatives in Maine. DR..
Nj :Curdy of Clayville is looking after
patients of DR.. Smith.
The chorus OF the Y. p. Branch re.
helrsed music in the Institute Chapel
Monday night which they viii sing this
saturday night at the f. B. Church
rally.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Trask, formerly of
this place are reported enjoying them
selves in Maine, where they moved from
here. They have a good farm and Mr.,
Trask has opened a blacksmith shop
tn good business.
Mrs. II. NJ Brown has been enter
tanning at Farmhome her brother, DIR.
". II. Heald, and wife of East Green
W ch, and Mrs. Ida and Mrs. Edith
7 yor of Providence.
Mrs. j. a. Miller OF the Eagle District
buried her father, Stephen Dexter
Stone, last week Thursday. He was in
his 18th year. The funeral was held at
EIgewood.
There were many Republicans pres
land last Saturday night. Mr. Cutters
remarks were well received and many
times during his address he was heart
lily applauded Several LADIES were also
present.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ellen
Potter in Hoxie Lane. Mrs. Della Hop.
kins presided and a good attendance
was had. The routine order OF work
was done. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. A. W. Burgess in two
weeks.
Visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Potter's last Sunday were their three
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Steere, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Steere and fam
lies of Chepachet, Mrs. Fred Randall OF
Pascoag, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ayers of
Leominster. Mass, Richard Ayers Of
Providence and Miss Chase, a school
teacher of Chepachet.
Mrs. Sylvester Cole, long g-time resi-
dent OF Saundersvillc, died at her home
on Wednesday in her 18th year. The
funeral was held from the Free Baptist
Church on Friday, with the pastor con-
ducting the service.
James f. Capron, a well-known resi-
dent OF the town, died suddenly at his
home near Saundersville on Tuesday
night, in his 10th year. He was Civil
War veteran, member of Company +,
First Regiment, r. |. Light Artillery.
His funeral will be held at his late home
Sunday at P. m.
The f. B. choir last Sunday. com
posed Mrs Howard Arnold, Mrs. L. b.
Potter, Miss Lillian Bowers, Miss Doris
Bowers. Edward Hughes, Irving Cutler,
Howard Arnold and Ernest Shippee.
They sang the anthem, Deep as the
Sea-" and for the offertory, Face to
Face"
DR.. Archibald, Principal at the Instr
tute. preached Sunday at the Pente'
costal Church day service. Miss Ruth
White Of the school sang a solo. Mr..
Carroll Durfee of the Institute faculty
preached in the evening, and the male
quartet. Me.srs. Durfee, Ling Brown