Among the members of the regiment
who have died during the past year was
William C. Aldrich of this place.
Recent guests at J. D. Johnson’s:
Mrs. L. S. Hayward and children o^
Pomfret, Mrs. Mary Lillibridge ami
daughter Edna of East Brooklyn, Mrs,
George A. Reed and daughter Bell
of Framingham, Mass.
Thursday of last week Mrs. James
Bowen, Mrs. David Clark, Mrs. llenrv
Coveil, Mrs. Nellie Seaver, Mrs. Charles
Munroe,Mrs. Adams,Miss Ellen Ilazzard
and Miss Ida Palmer of the|Putnam Bap
tist church accompanied by Mr. Anderson
to assist in caring for the teams, made
their annual visit in the family of A. S.
Bruce, who was for many years their
Sunday school teacher. They came
laden with oysters and other good things
to feast on. Much regret was felt that
some of the class were unable to be
present on account of illness. The day
was line, all had the privilege to roam,
to act, talk, laugh and make themselves
at home. An enjoyable occasion was
the verdict of all.
NORTH STERLING.
A very large black eagle was seen here
last week.
Miss Edith Card has been visiting
Miss Clara M. Spooner for a few days.
William Arnold, who fell and broke
his collar bone recently, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Parbie of Dan
ielson have been visiting at Rnssell Hill's.
Mrs. Joseph Ayer and daughter, Miss
Lottie of Danielson have been visiting
at Russell Hill's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coon and Mrs.
Henry Dixon of Danielson called on
friends here last Sunday.
C. F. Wright has Roxbury Russet ap
ples sound and of good flavor, which
were picked one year ago.
Mrs. lietsy Spears and son and Miss
Esteila Paine of Foster Center have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wright.
