Mrs. II. E. Bannister, Uds and Dex
ter Uannister of Webster spent the
week-end with G. L. Upham and fam
ily.
Lois Bannister returned last ween
from Camp Quansett, Cape Cod.
There will be a special meeting of
the Missionary circle in the chapel
this (Wednesday) afternoon. The same
program arranged for last week will
be carried out.
Henry J. I’otter who has been hav
ing a vacation of two weeks has re
turned to his work in Hartford.
Mrs. E. E. May has been confined to
the house the past week.
School opened Monday with Mrs.
Carl Danielson as the teacher. Miss
Clara Eddy will teach at the Chandler
district. Miss Eleanor Linderman \.t
Elmvale.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wyman and
two children of Hartford spent Satur
day night with L. F. Lindermau and
family.
L. H. Linderman has quite a crop
of peaches, several hundred baskets
being picked Monday and Tuesday of
the Albertas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Morse, J. D. San
ger, Mrs. Carl Morse and children at
tended the Welcome Home parade at
Oxford Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Arnold Stone and son Milton
recently visited relatives in Provi
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Morse have been
entertaining a cousin, Mrs. McGregor
of Kansas.
POMTPrT CENTER
F. L. Wright was in New Hamp
shire the first part of last week.
Rev. J. Spencer Voorhis, the new
pastor of the Congregational church,
preached Sunday to a large audience
Tho communion Bervice which fol
lowed was very impressive.
The Episcopal Sunday school en
joyed a picnic at Roseland last Satur
day.
Tho schools of the town opened
Monday with the following teachers.
North Grammar, E. Mae Lathrop of
.Canterbury; North primary, Eva La
throp, of Canterbury; Chandler. C.
