On January 29. the funeral of Hen
nis Joslin was solemnized at the
church here. Rev. O. E. Newton of
Vernon officiating, assisted by the pas
tor. Rev. T A llodgdon.
JMOliTH STSKLINO
\\ illiam Barber was taking his
horse to the blacksmith shop to have
i it shod when it fell and broke its leg
I and had to lie shot.
Nelson (Irilliths is at Storrs College
| lor it ten weeks' course of general
I farming.
John I’issietta, who has been work
ing at tlm dye plant at Packers, has
moved back to bis farm here.
.lorry liarbv was home from Packer
Sunday and Monday.
George (’. Spooner was in Oneeo
I'riday attending the Hoard of Relief
meeting.
Some of our young people attended
the dance in Lincoln's hall in Sterling
Saturday night,’
•Mrs. Perry II. Potter is ill at this
writing with bronchitis. Mrs. Cole of
Providence is caring for her.
The many friends of A. A. Stanton
ate sorry to learn his condition is criti
cal from the fall he received.
■lohn Griffiths tilled his icehouse the
past wi ek.
Raymond Lewis was home oyer
Sunday from PaokerviUe.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
ECZEMA AND PILES
Thousands find thousands of people, says
Peterson. nr** learning every week that one
0 ) cent I»<»\ of Petarson's Ointment will
abolish lV/**ma and banish piles, and the
;-r.tt<fu) l**tt*‘rs 1 receive every day are
*\orth more to me than money.
