The warden and court of bargesses
have received an invitation from Bur
gess W. A. Burrows to spend Friday
with him at Oakland Beach, where
arrangements have been made to give
them a good time.
Captain A. P. Woodward. O. O., w ho
ha# been appointed captain of the ri
fle team which will represent Connec
ticut at the national rifle match at
Camp Perry, Ohio, and Sergeant Ira
A. Warren, who is a member of the
team, left Monday for Camp Perry.
Henry W. Bahson, P. P. Jordan. Al- j
non Bartlett, Henry Baker, William
Good sell. Maxy Young, Norman Kel
ley, Caleb Blanchard, local members
of Eighteenth regiment, Connecticut
volunteers, attended the annual re
union of their regiment held at Nor
wich on Wednesday. Mr. Bahson was,
elected vice president for the ensuing
year.
OUTING AT BEACH
A party composed of Walter L. Dix
on, Rupert K. Marland. Miss Saidie
D. Fulton, Miss Mary Can don and
Miss Annie White of the Keystone
Department store. Miss Jennie Reddy
of Dayville and Benjamin Kennedy
enjoyed an automobile trip to Oak
land Beach Sunday where they were
the suests for the day of Miss Maude
t*. Graces of the Keystone store and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. A.
Graves at cottage Solid Comfort. A
genuine Rhode island clambake
which had been prepared for them
made a hit with the party especially
Marland, who had to be assisted from
the table, Kennedy being a close sec
ond.
After dinner the party enjoyed a
ride In W. A. Burrows' motor boat,
the Lois, and a dip in the bay. They
left for home in the evening well
pleased with their day's outing.
