A good sized audience attended
both the morning and evening ser
vices at the M. E. church Sunday
although there was no special ser
vices to call out the people. It goes
to show in whiat high esteem their
pastor is held and how much the peo
ple enjoy good singing, which by the
w’ay has been very much improved
of late. At the evening service a
very pleasing duet was sung by
Messrs. Walker and Joslin and the
address was very good. All are wel
come at this church.
Floyd B. Potter, agent for the
Paige motor car, took his family,
with Mrs. George A. Elliott, and Miss
Cora Sherman to Palmer fair via
Worcester, eighty-six miles last Fri
day leaving this place at 9 o’clock a.
m., and returning before 7 p. m., hav
ing spent a very enjoyable time on
the grounds and getting home in good
season without any accident or any
thing to mar the harmony of their
trip. They did 172 miles in less then
10 hours and had a good time on
the fair grounds. Isn’t that going
some?
BROOKLYN
Mrs. Samuel T. Cooper Is visiting
in New London.
Miss Charlotte ralmer is visiting
relatives in Pittsfield, Mass.
Philip White of Indianapolis is vis
itlng his mother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Main are
back in town for a short stay.
| Mortimer H. Miller is spending a
few days with his family here.
Leroy Chapman has entered the
Connecticut Agricultural college at
Storrs.
Frank P. Hoxie, who was with his
wife and daughter over the fair, has
returned to his work in Boston.
Mrs. Flora Gardiner attended the
state W. C. T. U. convention at New
London, representing the Brooklyn
circle.
