nve We expect he will be with us
the evening service when ho will
,ak on. "The War in Europe, and ,
i Relation to Divine Prophecy.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
at 7 30.
St. Philip’s
The Men’s Club will meet this I Wed
nesdayi evening. Public Health will
be the subject. Dr. E E Perry leading
the discussion.
Baptism will be administered Sun
day at 10 45.
WOLF DEN GRANGE
Wolf Den grange held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening. October
11. The lecturer’s hour was open and
many of the town's milk producers as
sembled to bear the talk on the milk
question by the county agent.
The decorations consisted of dahlias
and sweet peas As a treat a dish of
ripe red strawberries from Worthy
Master Haines’ ever-bearing vine was
passed around. Another basket was
told for 50 cents for the benefit of the
Grange.
Wolf Den presents part of the pro
gram at Senexet Wednesday evening
this week.
The sale of fancy and useful articles
In the art shop met with great suc
cess The Chinese handiwork exhib
ited bv Mr. Giebel sold readily.
Miss Edith Baker, a senior on the
Putnam High school, won the prize of
m live dollar gold piece offered by F.
L. Wright for the best essay on “My
Country and I.”
Miss Anna Cushman, of Worcester,
was the guest last week of Mrs.
George M. Lowry.
It’s Always There.
We like to read u society novel
In awhile; there is always sure
be some good old fashioned slang
t everyone has forgotten.—MlKvuu
i Junreal.
Improvement on Original.
