a-. • tit.-; ! t Kat v Do P ' and a
eoieedv it a P.-tty \ f 1 »-i L T ■ Yr .a. • •
. la 11 tit 4 n - ml prey ram of a iw or
six r- ■! Id- , a and a t wo or ’ h •• • r.
t• ■ • T drama for Momlav i
i - ! !e- \\ a red ! hd" and the comedy is.
“Pr t•. •' • Fnd "
1 V * • - • *Htt end p. arl Wilde
. a I. , - -ieO ... { ret t! ill on > l"le evad
; ing •v\it,> ait :natc suet ess and tail
! are i t he : m: ’aid l y Sheldon Lewis.
I Hie > i!P at i” The Iron Flaw " *Mart
! follow u'.a 11 iI serial now.
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Myron 'Mt-■: ' rooks has bought tin
Kinahunl piano wliiott lie is now ono:
.Mrs \ X. Hammond spent Sunday
in Sotithbridge with her daughter. Mrs
Arthur Miller.
Mrs. Harold llloom of Virginia. is
stopping for awhile at A \V. Kenyon's
Mr. and Mrs Asa Thayer have re
turned to their summer home from
t'helsea where they spent the winter.
Miss Ida t’ase has been spending a
few weeks with friends in Williman
th.
PUTNAM HEIGHTS
Mrs. Herbert Norris, of' I^exington,
Mass . has been the guest of her
grandfather. Hon. T. i. Thurber.
Mrs Roscoe Chase and children
spent the week end In Putnam, as the
guests of Mrs. Chase’s sister, Mrs. C.
O. Nlehols.
The Misses Harris, of Providence.
have opened their cottage here for
the season.
