L. F. Bennett of Attawaugan has
moved his shop from Attawaugan to the
old L. H. Durfee shop. Mr. Bennett has
had a large experience at his trade in
both city and country shops and solicits
a trial from the public.
The New Haven road ^ planning to
establish direct and through service be
tween New London and Fitchburg’
Mass., commencing with Oct. i. The
new service will be over the Norwicn
& .Worcester branch to Worcester thence
to Fitchburg.
Rev. H. B. Roberts, representing the
Connecticut Bible society, occupied the
Congregational pulpit on Sunday morn
ing and ir. the evening delivered a lec
ture on “The Old Puritan Meeting
House.’’ His morning theme was “The
Permanent in Puritanism.”
A meeting of the O. M. club was held
with Miss Bessie Champlin on Bradley
street Monday evening at which quota
tions from Paul Lawrence Dunbar were
given and a paper upon “Foster, the
Composer of Southern Melodies,’ was
read by Miss Harriet Brown. Choco
late and wafers were served during the
social hour.
John D. Campbell, who is in Province
town, Cape Cod, regaining lost health,
spent Sunday and Monday in town,
going back Tuesday for another month.
John says he has gained eight1 pounds
in two weeks. He is beginning to look
healthy again and four weeks more of
salt air with the Cape Cod folks should
give our friend the robust physique of a
true toiler of the sea.
