Harold Arnold of Orange. N. J . was
the week-end guest of his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 0. !>. Ar
old of South Main street.
The first of the Chautauqua banners
appeared Tuesday afternoon suspend
ed between the Mullan building and
Fnion block on Main street.
Everett S. Havis. a graduate in the
EGG class at l’utnam High, has gone to
Lynn. Mass., to enter the General Elec
tric company school.
Merrill P. Paine, is home from
Stratford, this state, where lie has
been teaching tit epast year. Next
year he goes to Northampton. Mass.,
to teach.
X. O. Parker has gone to Middleboro,
Mass., to spend several weeks. He has
another railroad restaurant there that
is managed by Louis Girard of this
city.
The Anti Can't class of the Congre
| gational church met Tuesday evening
: with the teacher, Miss llertha Sargent.
This was its last gathering, the class
I disbanding for the summer.
Rev. C. J. Harriman had as a guesi
on Friday and Saturday his brother,
lewis Harriman of New York. His
| sister. Miss Mary Harriman, of Con
cord. X. II.. spent Saturday here.
Rev. George II. Stone, pastor at the
Advent church, conducted a baptismal
service at the Little River Sunday aft
j ernoon. Those baptized were: Mrs.
| Charles Nichols. Miss Gladys Fox,
j Herman Kerch, Merton Ames and Le
roy Ames.
E. ('. Morse and his son Chandler are
on a two weeks' canoeing and camping
I trip in Maine. They will go through
I Moosehead Lake and then up the Ala
gash river. With tHern are Mr. and
! Mrs. Floyd II. Cornell of Brooklyn, X.
Y. Two guides are also in tne party.
