Concert in Charlton, Mass.: “From
singing of the first number to the col
lege yell, after the final encore number,
the audience was enthusiastic and ap
preciative, and if it had been allowed to
have its wishes, the program would
have been more than thirty numbers.'1
Concert in llopedale. Mass.: “The
Clark College Glee club of Worcester
gave a concert in the town hall last
night The songs were rendered in ex
cellent shape and the encores, which
were many, were very funny and never
failed to bring forth peals of laughter.
Mr. Schurman was the star in all the
special work, and his imitation work in
the medleys brought down the house
every time he appeared.”
ELMVILLE.
Adolphus Demute has been on the
sick list
John Carney of Norwich was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Rapp spent Sunday in
Mashentuck.
Mrs. Albert Evans spent one day last
week at Jewett City.
It is rumored that the Davis & Brown
mill is soon to run nights.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King are rejoic
ing over the arrival of a little daughter.
W. Raymond Nye was the guest of W.
B, Smith and family at East Killinglv on
Sunday.
Timothy Taylor of Worcester was the
guest of John Aylward and family Sun
day. . /
A company from Providence is dril
ling an artesian well on the premises of
Friend Kenworthy.
Joseph Rondeau of Canada was in
town to attend the wedding of his daugh
ter Mary last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Rawson attended
the marriage of their son, George, at
Riverpoint, It. I., on Tuesday.
WAUREGAN.
In the Sacred Heart church there was
a pretty wedding Wednesday morning
at8 o’clock. John B. Govern and Miss
Emily Chagnon were married by Rev. J.
