Joseph Ryan was re-elected secre- ;
lary of the organization by a unani- ,
mous vote. •
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WHIST AND ENTERTAINMENT
FOR ELKS NEW BUILDING
On Tuesday evening, June 3, some
of the wives of the local Elks are
planning to give a subscription whist
and entertainment to start a fund for
their new building.
Whist Is to start promptly at eight
o'clock and will continue until 10. The
prizes will then be awarded to the
winners followed by entertainment
until 12 o’clock.
Tickets are thirty-five cents each
and rnay be procured from the com
mittee In charge which is as follows: ;
Mrs. Jesse Rich. Mrs. Charles E. Dean,
Mrs. Victor Chapdelaine. Mrs. Joseph
[Gagne, Mrs. Edward W. Mullan. Mrs.
[ Armand Dizotte. Mrs. Oscar Rich.
SO. MAIN AND GROVE 8TREETS
TO BE REPAIRED
A survey of South Mat* street to
Grove street, eastward from its junc
tion With South Main, began Monday.
It is understood that this survey is
preparatory to the permanent Im
provement of these sections of streets
a; part of the trunk line liieliwav lead
ing from Worcester to f ew lamdon
and that the cost of the work will be
met by the state, as is customary In
such cas*<H. The improvement is one
or which there is crying need and final
announcements as to what Is to be
jdone with it >>y the state highway de
jpartment will be awaited with inter
1 est.
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