Shd Mr.-. Ely R. Hall of Woodstock,
Conn., and a niece of the late Chief
Justice of that state. She is widely
known in literary and scientific cir
cles. As Greek archeologist to the
University of Pennsylvania and Greek
curator she explored a number of an
cient sites. Mr. Dohan is the son of
Mrs. Catherine E. Dohan of Darlinv
ton, Delaware county, and a well
known member of the Philadelphia
oar.
. FRANKLIN SALES
V _
ci C. Bos worth has sold a Franklin
“Wing car to H. H. Davenport of
tomfret. He also sold a Franklin
™«ster last week to a Willimantic
resident. Both cars have been deliv
*red, to, and are la use by, their purr
chasers. *
DAYVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bellows and
daughter of Brockton are guests of
Mrs. O. J. Bellows.
Miss Abide McKenna of Mechanies
ville was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Benjamin S. Cogswell, one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bidwell
spent the Sabbath in Norwich with
relatives.
Mrs. John B. Kelley has been a re
cent guest of her sister in Moosup.
Willard F. Bennett of Providence
spent the week-end with his mother,
Mrs. Fannie S. Bennett.
William N. Burnett of Providence
was a visitor at his home here on
Sunday.
The Ladies’ Aid society met on
Tuesday with Miss Bernice S. Cogs
well.
The French mission at St. Joseph's
church closed on Sunday with the
organization of the order of St. Fran
cis. A mission is being held this
week by the mission fathers at Bal
louville.
Memorial day will be observed on
Sunday by the Davville Memorial so
ciety with exercises in Columbia hall.
