In all other respects the contest
will continue just as planned. The
change will work no hardship to ray
of the contestants as all the l.r“er
C. coupons they have secured will go I
to their credit when turned in, and j
all prize* wll be given as previousy j
announced.
The names of the new contestants
are:
Mrs. Hermlnnie Mahew. Putnam.
Miss Mattie Hayes. Putnam.
Miss Gladys Murfey, Putnam.
Mrs. Ellen E. Kemp, Brooklyn.
Mrs. George Baker, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Mabel E. Kent, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Fred B. Botham, Pomfret Cen
ter. . J
Katherine Scott, Putnam
If you want to tell your farm see
Spencer it Smith.
BRADLEY
GEORGE M. RUSE, Manager.
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FUNERAL OF
Mr*. Levi Bartlett at Dayville Fri
day of Lact Week
At Dayville Friday on the arrival
of the body from Providence where
death occurred, funeral service* were
held for Mrs. Levi Bartlett, who for
yearB was a resident at Dayville, but j
has been away from that part of the!
town for nearly a score of year*. Rev.
W. H. Reynolds of the Dayville Con
gregational church officiated at the
service. Burial was in Dayville cem
etery. The bearer* were William t>.
Cogswell, Frederick Miller, Henry
Burgess and William Keach, Louis E.
Kennedy was in charge of the funeral
arrangements.
Mrs. Bartlett leaves one son. Ed
ward, of Providence. Newton Phil
ips of Hartford, formerly of Killingly,
is a grandson of Mrs. Bartlett.
