Chauneey S. Child, Master of Sen
exet Grange, is attending the State
Grange meeting in Bridgeport this
week.
Some people can’t seem to enjoy
their Happy New; Year, until they
got the new resolutions safely buried.
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
In spite of*)- inclement weather
on Sunday ab< fifty attended church
and listened (a good sermon from
Mr. Pierce, td was entertained at
A. H. YVilliamb Pr s-_nday
Mrs. Esther hipjps does not gain
in health as b friends would like
to see her. j
The high wds ioSt weeh broke
the large elm be ty C S. Sheldon’s
house and limb of fruit trees were
scattered aroun also.
Miss Minnie ,’ells ls visiting her
sister in Providiee.
' The ,h?JtS S‘,he YounS family
were gladdened», the arrival of a
son to Mr. and *8. George D. Young
on January 2. ! 8
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tourt. llotte
Pu'tnam° °” 1° Chawl «reet
An additional telephone in Vn
residence, placed kt y0Ur bedside
your den or coz) corner
with your main instrument, cmf?
trifle over one cent a day p,„„
order now. ? Plsce
BALLOUVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simmons of
Webster, spent Sunday with A. B.
Simmons and family.
Miss Mabel Westeott of East Kill
ingly^riteited with Mr. and Mrs. Ev
ernUiaHassmore, last week.
11 T'nnett of Dorchester,
spent Thursday with F. L.
Tpt^fcett.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith visited
in New York, last week.
Miss Lula Collins visited with
friends in Norwich over Sunday.
George Wallen died at the Day
Kimball hospital, Saturday, after a
short illness of Pneumonia. Funer
al was held from the home of his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallen,
Putnam. Besides his parents, he
leaves a wife and daughter.
Rev. C. W\ Adams of Attawaugan,
officiated.
