John Jocoy of Wakefield, R. I., visited
at Isaac Jocoy’s last Sunday.
Mrs. Estella Young of Danielson vis
ited at E. P. Randall's Sunday.
Albert Burton and wife of Plainville,
Mass., are guests at S. R. Burton's.
Mrs. Elisha Card of North Scituate is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Green.
George Hull and wife of Hyde Park
spent Sunday with George Burroughs.
Almond Howard and jGenrge Iiemley
of Rockland were guests at Allen Wade's
last Sunday.
Mrs. Miranda Kies and Mrs. W. H.
Shippee of Danielson visited at J. N.
Tucker’s last Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds has sold her
house on the Pike to Franton Smith,
who will soon occupy it.
Mrs. Thankful Carr of Danielson and
Mrs. Matilda Battey of Moosupwere re
cent visitors at Mrs. Henry Law’s.
The cantata, “Columbia,” and the
harvest supper scored another success
in the F. B. church Saturday evening.
Alcott D. Sayles entertained his polit
ical friends and supporters in the recent
election by a supper and ball in Paine’s
hall last Saturday evening.
The lecture by Rev. W. B. Green last
Sunday evening was on “The Great
Bible.” It was an able exposition of
the merits of the revised version.
Rev. J. Aldrich of Providence, who
was pastor of the Baptist church here
more than forty years ago, was a recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bastow.
The F. B. church announces its fourth
roll-call for Saturday, Oct. 20. The af
ternoon service will commence at 2
o clock. There will be a praise service,
a sermon by Rev. F. A. Kent, an address
by Rev. F. M. Buker and a communion
service. Supper will be served at 5
o’clock. There will be a praise service
at 7 and at 7.30 an address by Rev. B.
