F.rnest F. I'pham has returned from
Worcester where he has been attend
ing the Music Festival. He says the
chorus and orchestra were great, has
a good word for all the artists.^ and
swears by Schumann-Heinke. We are
triad that Mr. I'pham was able to hear
ipese grand concerts, and all who lis
ten to his discriminating and enthusi
astic reports are moved to say: 1
must take it in next year, sure.”
THOMPSON
The Thompson W. C. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Ellsworth 0. Bixby.
Thursday. October 30, at 2 p. m. The
report of the State Convention will
be given by the delegate, Mrs. Carl
ton. and the members will contribute
to the program in the usual way. A
full attendance is desired. _
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