Mrs. Everett Huntington was called
to the home of her mother. Mrs.
Charles Kelley of Wilsonville. last
week by sudden illness which we are
pleased to learn did not prove serious.
Rev. and Mrs. Chamberlain recently
entertained two young ladies from
Eastford. The present week. Mr.
Chamberlain is passing at Williman
tic. making some necessary prepara
tions for the meeting to be held there
in August.
On Wednesday evening, July 21. a
church social was held at the hall.
The entertainment consisting of mu- j
sical selections and the short play.
"A Dove of a Bonnet.” which were
heartily enjoyed by all present.
It is with pleasure we learn that
one of our girls. Miss Gladys Robbins,
has joined the choir of the Putnam
Congreeationalist church by invitation
of the leader and organist, L. O. Wil
liams, while making her home in Put
nam. and with pride we congratu
late her upon possessing so fine a
voice as to win a prize at the singing
contest held in Mr. Wheaton's house
i last week. Her many interested
frjends feel sure the musical training
and other advantages she will enjoy
as a member of Mr. Williams’ excel
lent choir will be to her a lasting
benefit.
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WEST WOODSTOCK
RED- WHITE DISTRICT
T . Wells and sons are cutting P. W.
Morse’s grass hay. Crop is light hut
better than expected.
Mrs. William Smith’s summer hoard
ers have arrived from new York for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bellows spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Heren
deen.
Alice Herendeen returned home on
Sunday after spending a few weeks
in Sonthbridge.
T.ouis Keach lost a valuable heifer
last week, her leg being caught in the
wall.
Rev. and Mrs. Briggs are stopping
at Amos Allen's.
