Miss Mary Daniels is visiting her sis
ter in Manchester, N. H.
Graydon Sharpe and Tony Bernard
were in Webster Sunday.
William Vandale has left the employ
of Grocer Edward T. Tucker.
Byron Chandler of Utica, N. Y., was
the recent guest of local friends.
Wilfred Chapdelaine spent Saturday
and Sunday at Crescent Beach.
Mrs. J. B. Bowen is in Douglas for the
remainder of the camp meeting.
Be sure to attend Seder’s July clear
ance sale. See ad. for free offer.
Clayton Seward is spending a week
with his grandparents in Guilford.
Silas M. Wheelock spent Sunday
among friends at Northboro, Mass.
Bug death, Black death. Slug Shot and
Taris Green at Chandler & Morse’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan speni
Sunday down the l’rovidence river.
Misses Eliza and Marietta Reid spent
Sunday down the Providence river.
Dr. Edward F. Perry is able to be out
again after an attack of appendicitis.
Blueberries and huckleberries are re
ported to be plentiful and of good size.
Charles Seder, the Elm street clothier,
spent Sunday with relatives in Webster.
Mrs. E. II. Payne is entertaining her
sister, Miss Fannie Eddy of Pawtucket.
E. N. Foster and family entertained
Dr. Shepard of New York over the Sab
bath.
Raymond Gilpatric is assisting at the
First National bank during the vacation
season.
Sherwin & Williams’ paint for the
house, barn or wagon at Chandler &
Morse’s.
The finishing room of the Putnam
Woolen company was closed three days
last week.
Miss Lena Borheur of Westfield, Mass.,
has been the guest of Mrs. Helen Willey,
on Oak hill.
Lawyer and Mrs. Charles L. Torrey
are enjoying a vacation with his parents
,n East Putnam.
Bert Smith and Raymond Wheaton
are working on a surveying contract at
Stafford Springs.
