Weeks have returned to Worm .ter
ft r the winter.
Earl James of Boston spent tin
week-end with his parents in this
village.
Burton Case of Baltimore called on
his grandmother. Mrs. Ellen D. Ma- 1
thowson recently. ■
Rev. E. P. Mathewson and fam.’y
of Ashawav. R. I , were guests of Mi |
and Mrs. W. L. Durkee over Thanks- !
giving.
Mrs. Eola Russ
People in this vicinity regretted to
learn of the death of Mrs. Eola Russ
( °‘ Mansfield, which occurred on Mon
day. the 22nd. The deceased was tin*
widow of David Russ, and lived at
Mount Hope for many years. She wan
a devoted member of the Raptist
church of this village. A heroic snub
an earnest worker, a splendid Chris
tian woman, she will he greatlv miss
ed in the circles where her life wots
spent. The funeral was held on Wel
nesday. Rev. B. C. Bugbee and Rev.
W . E. Lanphear, officiating. Intermen*
was at Chaplin.
WEST GLOCESTER
j Miss Bibian Bourgeois of Pawtuck
et. R. I.. spent Saturday with her
eousin. Miss Rosa Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton of Row
ditch Mill are entertaining Mrs. Ash
ton's sister and children of New Hr.,
ven.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Place and Mr.
ard Mrs. Willard Place spent Thankt
f iving with relatives in Providence, i
Mi^s Rosa Paul and Henry Paul .Tr [
were the guests of their parents Mr. i
and Mrs. Henry Paul, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Hawkins '
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bus- j
sv and daughters of Norwich Thanks- ,
giving Day. '
Fred Paul of Central Falls spent
Friday and Saturday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul. He attems
school in that place.
