Kev. T. A. Turner delivered an excel
lent sermon last .Sabbath on “The Life
and Work of Lincoln.” A large picture
of Lincoln, draped with a flag, stood on
an easeron the platform.
WOODSTOCK VALLEY.
Mary Wells is visiting in Abington.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Uiscox were in
Pomfret'on Monday. |
Stephen Slingsby visited friends in
Willuigton last week.
Mrs. George Young of Putnam was at
her brother’s, A. W. Kenyon's,last week.
Miss Inez Carpenter of Worcester
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Carpenter.
Miss Florence Greene was last week
the guest of Mrs. P. S. Butler of West
Woodstock, also Mrs. E. L. Chamberlin.
Several from this place attended the
entertainment at Academy hall Friday
•evening, given under the auspices of
this year’s graduating class.
. WOODSTOCK.
Miss Mary U. I’erley is spending a
month in Philadelphia.
C. W. Bowen of New York was in
town over Lincoln day, the guest of A. S.
Hardy.
Miss Jessie T. McClellan has returned
from a visit to her brother, George Mc
Clellan, in New York.
Mrs. I<1a J. Moulton gave a reading in
Academy hall Friday evening lor the
benelnof the senior class.
A Lincoln tea was given in the chapel
Friday afternoon with an address on Lin
colli by Rev. M. L. Williston of Pomfret.
Miss Edna Clarke substituted last
week in the district school for Miss
( Florence Wilcox, who was suffering
from a lame knee.
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.
Mrs. A. B. Itandall is in Danielson for
a time.
Miss Marie Curtis has returned from
Hartford.
Mrs. Albert II. Williams is slowly re
covering her health.
Miss Minnie Wells is visiting friends
in Attleboro and Providence for a few
weeks.
