Mrs. Lee of Everett was the guest
of Mrs. Ida Blackmar last week.
The food sale on Saturday utter
noon brought in a hundred dollars to
the treasury,
L. N. Elliott has been at the New
England States Exposition at Spring
lield the past week. His business takes
Him to most of tjie fairs.
Mrs. Gladding exhibited a horse at
Springfield Fair. She and Mrs. Bur
nett stayed in Holyoke to attend.
Mrs." Lelia Babbitt has been made
lecturer of the Quinnatisset Grange
for the remainder of the year in the
place of Mrs. Barton who has re
signed. She has acted most success
fully in that capacity for two years.
Neighbor’s Night is to be Nov. 4th. At
the last meeting there were interest
ing talks by Hon. R. H. Chandler,
Miss Loveland of Limestone Grange,
Maine and Rev. S. T. Livingstone. Mr.
Reed of Worcester gave a number of
banjo selections that were heartily
applauded. •
Miss Prudence Paine has gone to
the University of Wisconsin for her
Junior year of college work.
Miss Myrtice Kingsbury has re
turned to Williams College and Kings
bury Livingstone to Saranac as in
structor in the Adirondacks-Florida
School.
The sermon preached here this
summer, "Is God Silent” by Rev. E.
Talmadge Root appe&rs in the last is
sue of the Congregationalist in a con
densed form.
The uusal number from towrn at
tended Woodstock Fair last week.
Mrs. Smith has been visiting Mrs.
James Ryan.
The people of Thompson generous
ly attended the Woodstock Fair on
Thursday of last week which proved
to be the big day of the fair in regard
to attendance.
