After aupper M!« Maude Austin and
her brother from Southbrtdge gave the
company a musical entertainment on
piano and violin, afterward it being
the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Her
endeen’t marriage. They were called
into the parlor and P. W. Morse with
a few remarks presented them with a
few tokens of their esteem in this
neighborhood. Quite a number from
out of town were present. Games were
played by the young people and Joined
In having a fine time.
Ever wish, during the bleak winter
months, that you could make the day
brighter by calling some friend over
the telephone T
SDJia KILLIixGLY
January gave us a variety of weath
er and February seems to continue the
same—snow, rain. Flop, ice and almost
every variety possible.
Willing Workers meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Phillips.
There being five Saturdays in Jan
uary Grange ball was closed last Sat
urday evening.
Literary and Dramatic Society’s an
nual meeting for election of officers
and other Important business 'Satur
day evening. February 6. A full at
; endance is desired.
Valentine social and official visit of
; District Deeutv Crouch of Groton next
regular grange night, February 12.
I.et every one be present.
Rev. TI. B. Goodsell took as his sub
ject Sunday morning The Possibility
I of a Well Rounded and Satisfied Life.
■ On account of the storm there was no
evening service.
The second of the series of enter
i tainments at the church was held Fri
day evening. January 22. Lecture hv
Hon. E. M. Warner of Putnam. Sub
ject, Hope fo"- the Hopeless and Help
for the Cndeserving. It was greatly
enjoyed hy all.
