(’Llester Waters collected the larg
est number of worms’ m-s's in town,
lie lias received a certificate of ap
preciation from the state from the
Storrs Agricultural College, and the
first prize from the local grange for
so doing.
.Mr. Horsey is building an addition
to his garage to !>*• used as a pump
house and shed.
Lucius Whitaker, having sold his
place, is to go to Cincinatti, Ohio, on
the 20th or r.Oth of this mouth, whore
lie wili hake his home for the fu
ture with his sons, who are in busi
ness in that city. Albert, Build is to
accompany him.
W. IT. Phillips has sold his farm to
a .Mr. Pringle of Scotland, who will
take possession soon.
David Weaver, who has sold his
place to Dr. Marsh, will move to Bige
low in the§nc*ar future as it is under
stood that the doctor is to take pos
session of the place about the first of
October.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pearl and daugh
ter Flora made a trip to Hartford by
auto last week.
Arthur Pearl tins bulb a house and
hum tut laml that lie bought of his
father, A. K. Pearl.
\V. S. Ford, was in Springfield re
ocnily on tt visit to his son. who is lo
cated tln re.
I.ast Thursday. Sept. 17. being the
'.2ml anniversary of the battle of An
tielaru, a reunion of throe 0f the ( on
n. etieut Kegimonls which wore par
tieppants in tbitt battle took plaet* at
Hartford The vli, 1 1th and Id'll C. ti
me t h mt Regiments. v.hPut with the
-It Si Rhode Island Regimen! formed a
brigade w bi• 11 was emnnuimled by
Hrigadier General Edward Harland.
