Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wilbur of Pitts- j
held. Mass., have been spending a few ;
days with relatives in this city.
The First National bank has issued to
its patrons some exquisite calendars
• outaining picturesque and historic Eng
lish views.
The Progress Confectionery company
this week distributed some beautiful
alendars in the form of a basket of
bright colored llowers.
Adolphus Ealles was seriously injured
last week Wednesday by being kicked
by Charles Breault’s horse, lie was
taken to the Day Kimball hospital.
A large crowd of young people from
ibis city will take in the trolley ride to
Webster and dance given by <;. E. Crosby
neat Monday evening, New Year's eve.
Vre you going? Special car leaves at
7.*5.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kelley of the Put
lijiam steam laundry were handsomely re
membered on Christmas eve by their
• mployes, who presented them an ele
gant candelabrum as a token of their
• steem.
The employes of The Byron I). Bugbee ,
corporation, as usual, were remembered
■ n Christmas eve with an appreciable !
holiday token in the form of $2.50 in
gold. Mr. Bugbee is always thoughtful i
• f the happiness of his efficient corjis of I
workers.
Oaspard Nerron, blacksmith, lias given ,
out some very handsome calendars dur- j
i 'g the past week that are quite appro
i riate to his business. The calendar :
i intains an illustration of Longfellow’s i
‘ The Village Blacksmith,” which is ex- J
i optionally pretty.
ne nr use, wane working upon
lUe roof of the building adjoining M. 1{.
