Mrs. Badger was a person of
marked individuality and was prom
inent in the social life of the commun
ity. For some years she w'as the lead
ing soprano singer dt the Congrega
tional church. A member of Wolf Den
Grange, she held the office of secreta
ry for six consecutive years. As a
member of the Ladies' Benevolent so
ciety she served as secretary for sev
eral years and was present at the
meetings whenever her health would
permit. A devoted wife and faithful
friend, she will be greatly missed.
THE GROSVENORD ALES
Miss Mae Covell is critically 111.
Obediah Stone was a Worcester vis
itor Saturday.
E. H. Corttis and wife welcomed a
son to their home recently.
Oscar Tourtellotte and wife are en
tertaining relatives from Vermont.
N. D. Prince and wife of Danielson,
were at E. F. Thompson's Sunday.
The Epworth league service Sunday
evening was led by Mrs. Ernest Ry
ant.
Fred Thompson of Providence vis
ited his brother, E. F. Thompson Sun
day.
Warren Spencer and Fred Stone
were iu New York on business last
week.
Miss Mary Morse of Worcester has
been spending several days with rela
tives here.
Mrs. George A. Elliott has been en
tertaining her niece of Sturbridge for
a few days.
Merton Child and family of Oxford
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Cassell.
Andrew Wilbur has returned to his
work in Northbrldge, Mass., after
I spending a week with his family here.
POMFRET CENTER
! Mrs. Alice Johnson is visiting Miss
i Julia Grosvenor at York Beach, Me.
Carl Gilbert, station agent, is ill
with typhoid fever at the Day Kim
| ball hospital.
