Burtis Cox of Stafford Springs and
family were callers at Wn>. Smith’s
Sunday.
William J. Smith has been spend
ing a few weeks in Stafford Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis and son
Sumner of Putnam spent Sunday
with Mrs. Davis’s parents, Mr. and
MYs. George Sumner.
Mrs. Richard Hicks and Miss Mollie
Hicks returned last week from a
brie^ sojourn in New York and New
Haven.
BETTER
"DEAD
„ ‘ r \
Life is a burden when the body
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
' despondent and downhearted. To
bring back the sunshine take
COLD MEDAL
The national rtmc V of Holland for OT#f
200 yearn; it is -n enomy of all pains re
sulting from It? ’toy, liver and uric acid
troubles. Ail c.uggists, three sizes.
Look for the name Cold Medal oe eeerjr be;;
i end, aeeept no io.Hation
* • i , t : . ;>' ?;
Mrs. Nancy Howard died last Fri
day at the home of her nephew. Mr.
Carpenter In Wales. For a number ®f
years she has been spending the sum
mer in West Woodstock where she
owned a cottage. The funeral was in
til3 undertaker's rooms in Southbridge
and interment was in Rindge cemet
ery, Union.
To Make Pure Rich ,
Blood
A GUARANTEE. OF QUALITY
SANALT
has been used by many
physicians for more than
seventy years — always suc
cessfully.
This tonic laxative helps eliminate
waste matter from the system —
purifies and tones up the blood —
builds health.
Prepared by the makere of
iVintot Neuropathic Drape
f
WINSOL DEALER
J. J. Dupre
198 Providence St.,' Putnam
A HEALTHFUL
HABIT
Protect your vital forces
and build up your re
sistive-powers with a little
scorn
EMULSION
thrice daily after meals.
