The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-16
NORTH ScITUATE.
More slush and mud.

Rev. Charles Parker's birthday comes
this week Saturday. "a years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mathewson had
a l0h pound daughter born to them
recently.
Carl Francis, of the City Water Sur
vey, has moved to the w. +. Angel
tenement.
Scituate Royal Arch Chapter will hold
a regular convocation this Saturday
night.
Earle Burnside, OF the National
Guard, was on guard duty last week
with others.
Wheaton Luther, we'll known resident
of the town, passed his oath birthday
last October.
If this damp walking lasts much
longer everybody will need Clark's
Rheumatic Cure.
Miss LaForest of Boston has been the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. Edward Phil
lips, for a few days.
Rev. Stephen Chapman made bret
visit with his father, ID. o. Chapman,
last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walling OF
Providence were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Angel over Sunday.
The mid.week prayer meeting of the
+. b. Church was held at the home OF
Mrs. Esther Hopkins Wednesday night.
Mrs. John +. Paulding attended the In
ternational Sunshine Society in the Grace
Church Guild House, Providence on Tues.
day afternoon.
Charles Cutler, son OF Rev. and Mrs.
G. B. Cutler, left here Tuesday for New
Jersey, where he has position with a
munitions factory.
A list of contributors for the new
organ at the F. B. Church has been
filed with the music committee for rec
ord, and will be preserved.
Unclaimed mail is listed at the post
Office for Mrs. Jane Killan, Mrs ii.
Wood, Miss Alma Sherman, w. II. Hop
kins, Samuel Potter and f. Seldom.
The local Whist Club met with Mrs.
Arthur Hudson, Waterman St., Provi-
dence, last Monday night. The hostess
served a collation., and social evening
vas enjoyed.
On Tuesday evening of this week, Mrs.
Frank Olds, Mrs. J. NJ. Torr, Mrs. John
F. Paulding and Mrs. Sweet attended the
Bazaar of the Rotary Club of Providence
at the Narrsgansett Hotel.
William Stone, motorman on the
Danielson Electric Express, is recover
ing from broken bone in the right
ankle, caused by heavy freight falling
on his foot at Putnam, Conn, some
time ago.
Mrs. Bertha Fiske has been staying
at the home of DIR. Clara Berkander in
the city for several weeks, in order to
care for her infant son, who underwent
an operation recently, and is gradually
improving.
Mrs. II. NJ Brown, who has been i'll
with pneumonia at the home OF her
late brother, DR.. Head of East Green
wich. has been brought back to her
home in the Chopmist district, where
she is being cared for.
The Boy Scouts met Tuesday night
at the Police Station with a good at
tendance. Scout Master Robert Spen-
Ger instructed them in signal work and
street marching. Part of the new uni
forms were distributed to the boys.
A farewell missionary service was
held Monday night by the Pentecostal
Institute Society for Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Thatcher, former students at the school,
who are about to engage in mission
ary work in Japan.
The series of lectures on the Worlds
Great Empires has been given at the
Congregational Church during the week.
The subject for Sunday afternoon is,
"The Scarlet Beast and Rider" and In
the evening, "The Fifth Empire"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the F.
b. Church met with Mrs. Mary Z. Flske
last Teusday afternoon with IL mem
bers and one guest present. Mrs. L. b.
Potter presided at the business session
which was routine. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Hopkins.
An act was presented in the state
Senate last Wednesday to relocate the
Danielson Electric Road so that 1T Will
be built along the Danielson Pike from
here to Hopkins Crossing instead OF
cross country to Rockland. as proposed
in the original bill. The Rhode Island
Company is behind the act.
A supper and entertainment will be
given next Thursday night in the Free
BAPTIST vestry under the auspices of
the church choir, for its benefit in buy
ing new music. 1t should be literally
patronized, as the singers are giving
their talents without pay, and 1t Is
not right for the director, Mr.. Edward
Hughes, TO pay out his money for music
A good entertainment and supper 10
assured by the COMMITTEES IN charge.
- EJ,rarIa' 0rohps.