Miss M. Mae Coveil, daughter of
! Marcus A. Covell and wife, passed
away at her home Wednesday evening
after several months’ illness of heart
trouble at the age of 23. Miss Coveil
will be missed by a large circle of
friends. The funeral services were
held In the Methodist church of which
she was a member and a teacher in
the Sunday school at 1 o'cloca Sunday.
Rev. C. H. Van Natter officiated. There
were many floral tributes. Burial was
at West Thompson.
ELLIOTT
Alfred Brayden who is in the Day
Kimball hospital is gaining slowly.
Arthur Rich has sawed 64 cords of
wood this winter with his engine.
Earl Colburn was In WilUmantic
over Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Her
bert Goodwin.
W. D Fay went to New London
Sunday to see his son Albert, who Is
recovering from the measles. ' ,
D. A. Colburn was In Chaplin Satur
day at Lewis Colburn's. Mr. Colburn
has a bad finger caused by blood poi
soning.
Mrs. Emma Arnold of Springfield,
Mass., Miss Bessie Folsom Frost and
Mrs. Andrew Barber of Putnam were
guests of Mrs. XL A. Colburn Thursday.
Just Published
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