Mrs. W. P. Kelley's mother, Mrs.
Bennett, returned to Canterbury on
Thursday.
Assawaga Woolen Co., is running
OTer time four nights till 9 o'clock
this seek.
Mrs. Ruth Hamomnd of New Bed
ford. Mass., is visiting at Caleb
Blanchard's.
Mrs. Thomas Joslin is with Mrs.
Oswald Street, returning from Provi- j
dence. R. L
Mrs. M. M. Griffin of Xew Roch- !
elle. N. Y., is spending the week '
with Mrs. Russell.
Charles Thompson has sold his !
four passenger Buick auto to F. T.
MultaH of Brooklyn. |
Wiliam Orpisbee was one of a ;
{■arty to enjoy an auto trip to Ores- !
cent park last week.
Master Osier Touchette has gone ,
to Montreal, Canada, to take up ;
studies at a convent.
Miss Malissa Wood spent the
week-end in Providence, R. I., the
guest of Mrs. Elmer Williams.
Louise Baker and Miss Annie
O'Neil are students at the commer
cial school in Putnam this year.
Bernard Caffrev had a slight shock
on Saturday but was reported as
resting comfortably on Monday.
Joseph Campbell, who has been
laid up for two weeks at his home,
opened his cobbler shop on Monday.
After enjoying a week’s v^ation,
Everett Cummings, has returned t.o j
work as conductor for the Connec- j
ticut Co.
Joseph Farland and family of :
Leominster, Mass., are visiting rel- |
atives here and are about to move !
back here.
Don't forget the cake and coffee i
sale at Mrs. W. F. Bidwell’s on
Thursday afternoon from 3 until 5.
All invited.
Onesime Yates spent Saturday
and Sunday in Arctic Center, R. i j
to attend the funeral of his uncle
Tousant Brunnel.
