Mrs. C. L. Knight visited relatives
i- Central Falls last week, attending <
the spectacular parade in Pawtucket j
on Wednesday ‘which marked the 250
anniversary of the founding of that
city. i
Among those who attended Stafford
Pair last Thursday were Mr and Mrs.
E. E. Rhodes. Miss Mary E. Blaekmar,
Mr. and Mrs. George Raw, Walter
Pratt and Thomas Ryan.
Heri Deerirg. a brilliant pianist who
has been studying in Paris under Phi
lippe, is a guest at f'aroline Hall, ex
pecting to return to Paris soon.
Dr. Paine's house is being newlv
painted.
The Sunday school plans to give a
reception to the teachers in to.vn soon
The program committee of the Boys
Uub met with Mr. Livingstone and
j secretary Corbett Wednesday evening
| to plan for their winter’s activities.
I There was an exciting time on Sat
| urday forenoon when F. A. Decker's
! garage was discovered in flames. The
j tire alarm rang at. 11 o’clock and only
■he prompt help rendered by a large
company of men here and from Put
r am Fire company prevented the firs
f-om spreading to nearby buildings.
Sparks caught and were put out on
I ioofs, even as far off as the E. L
White place. The cause was supposed
to be an oil heater.
F. M. Knight has been in the btore a
f w days in the absence of E. S. Back
us.
C. V. Chase has been busy vhe past
week taking the census of women in
town taxable to voters.
EAST THOMPSON
1 he Methodist church was very at
t'-actively decorated ct* Sunday by Mrs
1' Benson and Mrs. E. Johnson and
the Harvest Concert held there Sun
day evening by the. Sabbath school.
