Minnie Arnold, Mrs. J. Monhaile, Miss
Mary Wilson. ,
Allan C. McIntyre of Whitinsville,
Mass., Maurice McIntyre of Worces
ter, Mass., and Major A. D. McIntyre
will spend Thanksgiving at their
home in this city.
In city court Tuesday morning Geo.
Burke, 40, was up for being drunk
and paid costs of court amounting to
$8.09. John Kennedy, 59, for being
drunk had his case suspended until
Dec. 31.
Mrs. Chester Elliott entertained the
unmarried ladies of South Main st., at
her home Friday evening. Together
with games and refreshments the ev
ening proved to be one of much en
joyment.
The old arrangement of switching
freight in the local yards was adopted
Monday when the night and day ser
vice commenced. During the lull in
the freight business one crew has been
doing all the work and has had to
work overtime to handle the work.
The return to the old system will give
better service all around.
The Ladies’ Social circle of the
Congregational church is planning for
the annual Christmas sale and supper
to be held on Wednesday, Dec- 1.
Fancy work and aprons wili be for
sale in the chapel and a salad and cold
meat supper will be served in the
gymnasium from 5.30 to 8 o'clock.
In city court this Wednesday morn
ing Janies Davern, 37, was given 30
days and costs of $8.69 for theft of
goods from James Jackson of this
city. The goods were taken in July.
Janies Sullivan, a fireman of the boat
from New London to New York, was
also before the court for drunkenness
and the case was continued.
