Mr. and Mrs. John Csatloss are en
tertaining out of town friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Howard visited
Mrs. Howard’s mother, Mrs. M. H.
Soule, of Hydevllle recently.
Miss Esther Moore, wrho has been
qi He 111. Is recovering.
Miss Evangeline Lawson has pur
chased a Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Putek of Conifer
Pa., are at Michael Putek’s.
G. H. Myers of Washington, D. C..
and family, are at their summer home
here.
Mrs. Arthur Gage recently enjoyed
a visit from her brother, Char!* s
Scranton Jr. of Hartford and family.
Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Lindsey and
daughter Eleanor are at their cottage
at Mashapaug Lake for the summer.
Victor Kaleta, Jr. is employed at
the American Optical Works, South
bridge.
At the graduating exercises of the
public schools the following pupils
received diplomas:
East District, Percy Palil, Frances
Mrakovlcle, Eva Wells.
Mashapaug district, Charles Thomp
son, Anna Kaleta.
Rock Meadow district, Claude Booth
Edwin Kunhardt, Edwin Heck.
Miss Alice Burrill, a former teach
er at the Red school, was given a
miscellaneous shower by her many
friends at her home in Westford, near
the Union line, in honor of her ap
proaching marriage to Earl James of
Warrenvllle.
WARBZNVH1JE
Mrs. William Phillips of Williman
tic was a recent visitor at W. L,
Lurkee’s. T
The concert given In our church on
Children’s Day was well attended.
The hay crop will be light this yeir
on ing to the dry weather. Crops of all
kinds are in need of rain.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rossiter of New
York has arrived at her summer place
here.
O. P. Durkee and Mrs. Ellen E.
