Miss Sadie and Annie Fitzgerald of
llamjiton visited their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Malley recently.
Miss Mary Clark and brother were
rro'nt guests of .1. Kearney’s family.
Mr and Mrs. Lucian Raker wel
comed a little son to their home St.
Patrick’s day.
The Cleveland Tractor-*
The So’ution of the Farm Help Problem
We would like to call your attention to a few of the many good
points of the CLEVELAND TRACTOR. ..
It will do a wider range of work than is ;M>Hsible with any other
Tractor—is small enough for use in orchards, among young fruit
trees yet powerful enough to plow eight to ten acres a day. with two
fourteen-inch bottoms. With the 20 11. P. delivered at the belt pul
ley. you can grind the feed, saw wood and till your silo.
The CLEVELAND RUNS ON ITS OWN ENDLESS TRACK, and
therefore can travel easily over rough land. sand, wet ground and
through ditches and gullies.
If you own a CLEVELAND TRACTOR you can forget the short
age of man and horses and the high cost of labor.
TODAY for prices an d illustrated catalog. Address Dept. D
The C. S. MERSICK & CO.
Distributing Agents
274-292 State Street NEW HAVEN, CONN
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PHOENIX VILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Whittaker of
Auburn. Mass, attended Mr. Whita
ker's aunts funeral. Mr Whittaker
formerly lived here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Latham were
visitors in town recently.
Robert Colburn of Camp Devens
made a Ilyins visit to Groton, Elliott.
Abington and this place recently.
John Vinton and family of Burnside
visited relatives Sunday.
Many from here attended the min
strel show by local talent at the
chapel in Eastford. February ‘J2.
C. C. Downing is moving into the
tenement of the late S. A. Wheaton.
