100
79
80
78
71
94
81
80
77
91
82
85
409 889 392
274
238
263
240
237
408 429 415 1252
ST. MARTIN'S TEAM. •
8t. Martin 87 71 72 230
Dulanlt 86 78 77 240
Vubo4» 79 82 84 245
Jully 83 73 86 242
Bernier 75 85 73 233
1190
LEAGUE STANDING.
Lizotte's Team
Magnan’R Team
Won Loat Percentage
7 3 700
8 4 . 667
Sapper end Entertainment
The old fashioned supper with mu
sical program, vocal and orchestral,
with recitations, to be given Friday
evening at the Baptist church assembly
room,will be an exceedingly pleasant af
fair. The supper from 5 to 7.30 and en
tertainment at 8 o’clock at the nominal
sum of 25 cents. E tertainment only,
10 rents. Entrance at Church street
door only.
Aul<l Lang Byne Chorus
Jerusalem, My Glorious Home Chorus
Recitation Norman Kennedy
Strike the Cymbal Chorus
Invitation Chorus
My Grandma’s Advice Helen Rich
Rattle Hymn of the Republic Chorus
Sherborne Chorus
Rt c tation Mildred Bard
Cousin Jededlah Chorus
The Dearest Spot of Earth to Me, Is Home,
Sweet Home Chorus
Harried in Woonsocket.
Leroy Eugene Pickett and Mrs. Ada
Leach, both of l'utnam, were united in
marriage last week Wednesday by Rev.
George F. Beecher, pastor of the First
Baptist church, at his home on High
land street, Woonsorkett.
PUBLIC L1BBARY ROTES.
Privilege* of Institution Being Appreci
ated More and More by Public.
Through the kindness of Byron D.
Bugbee the free reading room ia receiv
ing the Ladles'Home Journal.
Last Saturday fifty-four persons used
the periodicals found on the reading
tables.
