Mrs. H. Sanford Osborn gave a
children's party on Tuesday after
noon for her two young (Taugnters.
Tne tax bills sent out by the col
lector have brought in returns of
about $2,000 although payments are
not due until Oct. 1.
Selectman S. Warner and three
of his relatives returned this week
from a ten day's trip to the White
Mountains.
Recent social events Include a dance
at the Boughton bungalow at the
Center on the evening of Aug. 22, and
a bridge of six tables given by Mrs.
W. J. Teeta at her home on the Ridge
on the afternoon of Aug. 21.
