ABINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks enter
tained Mr. HJcks’ nephew, Mr. Clin
ton Crane and family of Waterbury,
on Christmas.
Edward Griggs and a young lady
friend of Providence, spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Griggs. ,.
Mrs. Pritchard has returned from
a wdek’s visit in Providence.
For other Danlelson aews see 'Page
Six.
Be prepared. In case of a sudden
Illness or accident the quickest way
to relief is toy telephone.
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LONG ILLNESS
Proves Fatal to Edward O. Day
Death Occurred Monday Night
Edward O. Day. 60, died at hit
home here about 9 o’clock Monday
nlgl\t, after an illness that has kept
him confined to his home and at the
local hospital for the past three
months.
Mr. bay had been a resident of
Putnam about eight years, coming
here from Danielson, where he lived
for 00 years. He was born in the
town of Brooklyn. Here, as in Dan
ielson, Mr. Day was engaged as a
shoe operator, a trade that he fol
lowed all his life. He was employed
J>y Emmons & Brown, Abner Young
and other manufacturers, and while
in this city worked for William
Case.
