Frank Peckham, who was the daugh
ter of Rev. Johnathan Eldrlch.
C. E. Chapman has one thousand
handsome R. I. Red chicks.
Mr. Buttondorf has sold his farm
ard is preparing to move to New York
Mrs. Arthur Cutler is suffering with
a sore hand which was bitten by one
of her cats.
Mrs. E. A. Chapman celebrated her
birthday Sunday, April 15th. She re
ceived flowers and useful gifts. Nine
teen years ago the same day she went
on a sleigh ride to one of the neigh
bors.
Byron Larkin, the only surviving
meber of a family of five which died
within 10 days, is improved but la
still in a serious condition.
WESTFOBD
Mr. and Mrs. Earl James of Bos
ton spent Sunday at! Justin Burrill’s.
Miss Mary Burrill was In Wllllman
tic Saturday.
The community auction here was
largely attended Saturday.
Alien and Roy James of Warrenville
were visitors at John Scarborough’s
Srnday.
Mrs. Olin Griggs has returned home
from nursing Raymond Hathaway of
Union. Mr. Hathaway was ill with
pneumonia.
Everett Barlow made a business trip
to Southbrldge Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Curtis formerly
of this place, have a daughter.
Mrs. Spooner of Eastford spent most
of last week at Mrs. E Barlow's.
Stephen Curtis had a bad fall recent
ly and is suffering from a broken nose
in consequence of It,
Floyd Scarborough was at home for
tie week-end irom Stafford Springs.
