George M. Stone of Newport has been
the guest of his' father, Deacon J. W.
Stone, the past week.
Kev. D. J. Nelly preached on ‘‘The
San Francisco Calamity” at the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
Henry Day, who passed through a
successful operation for appendicitis at
the Day Kimball hospital, returned
home Monday.
Frank White, 'who is employed at;
John Weaver's farm west of Danielson,
fell from a hay mow on Sunday, dis
locating his shoulder.
Bev. and Mrs. Nivirson and child of
Ottawa, Ont., have been the guests of
Bev. and Mrs. B. S. Cushman. Mr.
Nivirson, who was a college chum of
Mr.1 Cushman, assisted in the services
at the M. E. church Sunday,
George K. Smith has resigned as
agent of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will leave soon for
a month’s vacation at Onset, Mass.,
where Mr. Smith owns a summer cot
tage.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church gave a social entertainment at
the church Wednesday evening at which
the following program was given:
Mias Emma Stone
Piano solo.
Harmonica Specialties,
Messrs.'Ryder and McEwen
Violin solo, Wallace Caswell
Reading, Mrs. John W. Day
Selection, Owl Quartet
Reading, Henry McEwen
Ocarina, Oeorge Ryder
Solo, Mias Abbie Hutchins
Solo, Albert Day
Selection. Owl Quartet
Cake, ice cream and home-made candy
will be sold. After the entertainment
tbe following officers were elected for
the ensning year: President, Fred A.
Kennedy; first vice-president, Mrs. J.
W. Day; second vice-president, Mrs. J.
H. Briggs; third vice-president, Mrs. W.
H. Martin; secretary, Miss Ethel Ken
nedy; treasurer, George M. Ryder.
CANTERBURY GREEN.
Next Sunday communion will be ob
served.
Tilly Babcock spent Sunday in New
London.
Mrs. Oliver Francis has returned home
after an extended visit.
