George Vinton has purchased a new
horse
James Donahue has recently shingled
his house.
Mrs. Wood of Milbury, Mass., is the
guest of her brother, Ira D. Bates.
Mrs. Richard Marsden and daughter
Eva are spending two weeks in Maine.
Sylvanus Harvey moved his family to
Plainfield, Wednesday.
Mr. Phipps of Orfcuge is visiting Mrs.
Jerome Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs Wheel ocfc entertained
company over Sunday.
WARREKVTLLK.
! David Matthewson was in Hartford
I last Monday.
J. E. Murphy made a business trip to
| Willimantic last Monday.
Mr. Bliss of Holyoke, Mass., was at
| Edwin Austin's last week.
Herbert Gifford of Woodstock visited
j bis sister. Miss Delia. Thursday.
Dr. Frost and family of Waterbury
! are at “Idlewild” for the summer vaca
tion.
Mrs. Albert James and sons, Clayton
i and Harold, visited at G. O. Batch’s last
Thursday.
j A. E. James, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
James and sons visited in Scotland at E.
! Jacobs’ recently.
D. A. Baker has built a telephone
■ booth in his store, which will be greatly
appreciated by patrons of the telephone.
J. W. Lanphear of Chaplin conducted
the C. E. meeting at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. The meeting was
much enjoyed.
Ileacon F. L. Durkee, Mrs. Louisa
Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dur
kee. all of Worcester, were recent guests
of Mrs. Emily Durkee at “Corner Crest.”
Miss Emily Peck of California, who is
making an extended visit in the East,
was the guest of Mrs. E. D. Mathewson
and Miss Abbie Richmond last week.
Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Chappell returned
from Pittsfield. Mass., last Monday.
Mr. Chappell supplies for two Sabbaths
at the Morningside Baptist church in
that city. Mrs. Chappell spent a num
ber of weeks with relatives there.
