Kverett L. Upham of Dedham, has
had a large boulder taken from his
father's farm. The stone is a nice
quality of granite and weighs 3.080
pounds, and is now in the hands of
workmen, who w ill polish and engrave
it for a monument, and is to be erect
ed near Mr. Upham’s home.
Carl C. Morse, and Pred Davidson,
spent several days last week In Bos
ton and vicinity.
The ball game in Putnam last Sat
urday called a number of our citizens
to that city.
Mrs. Emma Bixby wfas In Provi
dence Monday, to attend the funeral
of a relative.
NORTH ASHFORD
Elmer Chance and family of South
bridge visited friends here on Sunday
last,
Mrs. Wilbur Barrett of Hartford Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Reach.
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Howard of Put
nam attended the morning service ut
the Baptist church Sunday.
Por special music at the Baptist
church Sunday morning Ernest F. Up
ham Hang "Jesus. I-over of My Soul,”
by MacDougall. The C. E. service waH
led by Miss Clladys Parnham.
Esther McNaught received a fine
present from Readville, Mass. .laHt
week, in'the form of a new carriage
with rubber tires, monogram on the
side, and all the extras.
Andrew Morse and family were din
ner guests ut Luther Reach’s on Sun
day.
The many friends of Miss Nina
George were glad to welcome her to
church Sunday morning.
Ernest P. Upham has returned to
Bates College, Lewiston, Me., for his
junior year. He was accompanied by
the following who will enter the fresh
man class: Evangeline l.awson and
Paul Baldwin of Union: and George I,,
l-awson of Middle lladdam who spends
Ills summers at Rev. Harvey Uawson's.
The morning service will he omitted
nt the Baptist church next Sunday.
