Henry Allin of Norwich spent Sun
day with his parents!!,, Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Allin.
Rev. Mr. Beadle has organized a
class of the younger bqys Into the or
ganization known as the Boy Scouts,
which is proving to be of much inter
est to them.
Friday evening, April 19th, the La
dies Benevolent society will hold a
Chicken pie supper, from 4 till 8 p.
m. in the church dining room. Sup
per for 35 cents. Ice cream and cake
15 cents.
The Ladles’ Benevolent society
met in the church parlor this (Wed
nesday) p. m.
Henry Bugbee of Wlllimantlc attend
ed the funeral of Herbert Sharpe,
Mrs. Clarence Childs of Woodstock,
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. Herbert Sharpe.
The EaBter concert was held Sun
day evening in the Congregational
church. On account of the storm of
Easter Sunday night had been
postponed for a week.
The Eastern Connecticut Branch
of Congregational Women’s mission,
meets with this church on Thursday
April 25th.
Much sympathy Is expressed for
the family of Herbert Sharpe, whose
death at the hospital in Brewster, oc
curred Sunday. Mr. Sharpe, was for,
many years First Selectman and a
prominent resident of the town. He
is survived by his wife, his son James
and one daughter, Mrs. Alice John
son. The funeral was held at his
home, Tuesday afternoon, burial in
the South cemetery.
WEST THOMPSON
Don’t fail to see Vanity Fair at the
Star Theatre next Monday and Tues
day.
Charles Miller of Summit, R. I„ vis
ited his brother. Rev. J. R. Mller and
family over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Miler attended the fu
neral of Mrs. Jane Gray In Eastford
last week, Wednesday. Also called
on their parents.
