Birds cannot open the foot when
the leg is hent; that is the reason
they do not fall off their perches when
asleep. If you watch a hen walking,
you will notice that ft closes^tts toes
as it raises the foot, and opens them
when It touches the ground.—Tit-Bits.
AB1N0T0H
'ki*a Alice C. Mahler of Waterbary
spent Iasi week with her sister, Mrs.
Ctu.iies Peal.
Miss Clira Baker recently visit*! ■
relatives .n Putnam.
Herbert Slye and -family of Staf
ford were week-end guests at J. H.
Wilbur's.
Alfred O. Peal of Waterjiury la in
town visit it? relatives..
A great many people in this vicin
ity enjoyed the Chautauqua meetings
held in Putnam last week.
Wayne Hildreth spent the Fourth
with his aunt, Mrs. Ernest Rowley.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris aav>
announced the engagement of their
daughter, M;£s Adana Harris to Chav.
Rhodes • l f’omfret.
Clinton Crane of Waterbary spent
the week-end at George Hick's.
Station Agent William Flay ,nd
bride are out of town for a few days
and on ‘heir return will reside at. the
Hildreth place on the west road.
Andrew Amidon and family recent
ly visited in Westford.
Elmer Oukman of Boston called o'
friends in. town last Sunday.
EAST WOODSTOCK
Mrs. George Neely entertained the
Larkin 0 lb last Wednesday at her
home on Prospect street.
John H. Killam is learning to op
erate his new Ford truck.
Mrs. C. H. Potter is eni rtainlng
two ladies of Worcester.
Burton iiosworth is boarding at O.
Neely’s.
VICTIMS
RESCUED
Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be
cause of their insidious attacks.
