The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-01-12

to Putnam ON Monday.
Leon Alley OF the p. C. i. is supply
ing pulpit at Bristol, r. !.
Mrs. w. f. Angel visited with rela'
tiyes near Worcester this week.
Charles Phillips visited the weekend
his mother, Mrs. Virgil V. Philips.
Amasa ). Potter OF Hebronville,
Mass, visited the place ON Monday.
Mrs. T.. b. Dexter is in Boston this
week visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Iheo'
dore Gurney.
Mrs. Charles Aldrich of the Walling
Corner district is caring for Mrs. Like
Rockwell In her illness
Laurel Grange will hold social and
dance next Saturday night at Waldroh
Corner. Refreshments Will be sold.
The Christian Endeavor topic cards
for the current year are out ana ready
for distribution TO those interested.
Eucius Steere has sold his property
near Waldron Corners TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Taft OF the same neighborhood.
Mr.. Lyon, a telephone inspector, viii
occupy the w. +. Angel tenement, re-
Gently vacated by Irving w. bro"h'
Prof. Carroll Durfee, the new Super
intendent OF the Pentecostal SUNDAY
School, assumed charge last Sunday.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday night at the T.
b. Church is, Ought" Psalms 50: l-Ao.
"For whatsoever Man Soweth, That
Shall He Also Reap" was the sermon
subject at the f. B. Church last sun
day.
Irving A. Dexter returned Monday
night from West Warehan, Mass,
where he has been visiting since Christ
mas.
Wilson carried New Hampshire by
only So, the smallest plurality by when
a presidential candidate ever carried
State.
The w. c.. T. L. will hold pubhc
meeting in the Advent Church next
Monday night. Mrs. George noble VIII
speak.
A new boiler for the steam heating
plant was installed at the Pentecostai
Collegiate Institute during the Christ
mas vacation.
Misses Vera and Lillian Hopkins,
daughters of Evangelist w. +. Hopkins
have returned from their Michigan trip
of several weeks.
A. l.. Wood is now representing IN
this vicinity Undertaken Bailey OF
Providence, NJ. 7. Reynolds having re-
signe, being agent for same
MIR. and Mrs. George Hail. Miss Leila
Atwood and ID. Irving Cutler have be-
come members of the +. B. Church Cor
poration, being voted in Monday night
Seneca Kethill was one of the jurors
on the Foster murder case, tired TINS
week in Superior Court, Providence
The tragedy happened the night oil oc'
tober 10.
The Orpheus Orchestra, enlarged, Will
furnish the music at Lilly Academy in
the city, next Thursday night, uhuel
the leadership of Charles Miller ana
Irving Brown.
Recent guests at the Anchorage" the
home of MIR. Edward Hughes, on Church
Street. we're Mrs w. l.. Hughes, Miss D
Johnson, Miss Esther Ross and Mr.. A.
Doughaday, all of Providence.
The new piped organ for the Free
Baptist Church arrived from Chicago
last Wednesday, and has been placed III
the church Miss Ella Hunt will play
il next Sunday at the usual service.
Have YOU read the City Water Sup
nlv condemnation article or adv, when
is appearing in the daily papers from
time 10 time? 1t is recommended lot
perusal to those who cannot sleep
nights.
The Apollo Quartette of this place is
unite busy at present, having a nuihpei
of engagements booked ahead: IL is
composed of Edward Hughes, the direc-
tor. ID. Irving Cutler, Ernest Edwards
and Ernest Shippee. Scituate is fortu-
nate in having such an organization
Mrs. Iobn F. Psuding visited in Boston,
Mass, Monday of this week and on Tues
dsv. attended members Day" of the In
,ernational Sunshine Society at Grace
Church Parish House and on Thursday at
tended the reception to GasPee Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution
given by the Regent, Miss Sarah Dyer
Barnes at Churchill House, Providence
The Library Needle Club held its an, n,
nual meeting with Mrs. W. F. Angell
last Monday afternoon with good at
tendance. The President, Mrs. George
A Peckham, presided. The treasurers
report showed very satisfactory year
and much financial aid to the Library
II was voted to hold a public whist
marty valentine Day, February H. at
The residence Of Mrs. w. +. Angel: vi
6cers we're elected as follows; Presi
dent, Mrs. George A: Peckham' Vice vice.
President. Mrs. w. F. Angel; Secre'
tarv. Mrs. Harry w. Smith; Treasurer
Mrs. .Henry W. Rice; Superintendent OF
Work. Mrs Henry Randall. The host.
ess served a collation., with social tune