Frank George's health is very poor,
lfis many friends wish a speedy re
| covery.
; Mary l^ezot was at her parents' a
' short time Saturday.
Mr. Nieminen has a new shed eree
! ted and made some repairs on his
; house.
i Winfred Phillips in the near future
i intends to build a bungalow on the
i Orrin Wilson farm, it being Mrs. Phil
j lip's grandfather’s place.
Parties from Boston stopped at the
Macnair property over night on bus
iness last week.
POMFRET LANDING
| Truly March came in like a lion ill
* a fury.
A large company from here attend
! ed the grange at Abington.
Miss Annie Grimes from Danielson
, was home over Sunday. She had to
return Monday morning via of Pom
fret and Putnam on account of the
j road being submerged from White's
I corner to Sand hill.
I Mrs. A. S. Bruce passed her 80th
birthday, March 1. She received many
I post cards and several calls from
j friends Friday, among whom were
I Mrs. William Converse of Thompson,
Mrs. Fred Converse and daughter
Marion of Sawyer district, Putnam.
! Miss Carrie Kempton, who has been
I under the doctor's care for several
weeks, is able to attend school again.
! Mrs .1 B. Clapp is home for a rest.
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WEST WOODSTOCK
Roy Laws is recovering from pneu
i monia.
Miss Daisy Greene ami Miss Lucy
Greene were in Danielson recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowditeh Mills enter
tained friends front Putnam Sunday.
The Clarkville school was closed
Monday and Tuesday of This week on
account of Washingtons Birthday.
Winfred Paul and family are in
: Danielson this week.
