Mrs. Charles Austin underwent an
operatirn Sunday at the Day Kimball
hospital.
Victor Peloquin of St. Ours, P. Q„
is spending a few days with relatives
in this city.
Miss Della I. Whitman has returned
to Putnam after spending the winter
in Tampa, Florida.
Mrs. Charles Seder, and two chll
aren, Howard and Marion, are visit
ing relatives in dBoston.
Dr. James Rowland Angell, presi
dentelect of Yale, will be inaugurat
od in New Haven on June 22.
A bill Is being considered,, in the
legislature which would prohibit
fancy (lying stunts in Connecticut.
Mrs. 'Katherine A. Wilkins a .id
daughter, Margaret, have returned,
after visiting friends In Hindsdalr,
V XT
The farm at North Woodstock late
ly owned by William Bugbee has been
sold to a purchaser from Attleboro.
Mass.
'Hie New Haven road will adopt a
daylight saving schedule April 2*.
'rfce new schedule will be effective
t j til September 25.
John Hogan who has been spend
ing his Easter vacation with his pa
rents in this city, returned to Holy
Cross college Sunday.
The Shore Lfne Electric Railway
Co., shows an operatirg deficit of
$62,089 for the last seventeen months,
according to the receiver’s report.
A son, Robert Henry, was born
at the Day Kimball recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Hathaway. Mrs. Hathaway
was formerly Miss Irene Williams.
As a result of an auto accident,
Miss Mary Palmer of Manchester has
been awarded $5,000 in a suit against
Frank F. Spencer of the same town.
Miss Mary L. Darning, formerly of
S'. p(h Woodstock, now on the faculty
of Storrs college, was in town Thurs
day and Friday, and called on sever
al local friends.
