| Mrs Sarah Seward of San Pran
|risen. Cal . is spending a few weeks
|with Mr and Mrs. F. W. Seward.
5 E I,. Davis and family have re- ,
Iturned front I.ord’s Point where they j
Ihavp hepn spending the summer.
I The targe number of Hebrew rest- ;
dents of this city have been observ
ing their New Year’s celebration.
Mrs. George Perrv of Worcester
was among those who attended Mrs :
jGeoree Hammond’s funeral Friday.
I Mr and Airs. Raymond Gilpatrie
| were the guests last week of his pa
(Tents. Air and Mrs. G. W. Gilpatrie.
Mrs Ida G Kennedy returned Wed
nesday evening from an eight day -
visit with her brother in Pawtucket.
[R i
t The new assistant county agent and
I the new Home economics demonstra
tor will begin their duties here this
| week.
Aliss Bertha Beauregard of Worces
I ter has returned home from a visit to
l Mrs John O'Brien of Wilkinson i1
1 street. 1
!AIr and Airs. Eugene Brousseati re
turned home Sunday from a four days ,
visit with Air. and Airs. Samuel Walsh j
j of Providence, R. I.
| Mrs F Wj. Seward played the or
igan at ttie Congregational church
j Sunday. I„ O. Williams is still con
jfinf'd to his lied by illness,
j Miss Gladys Bard is aeting as Com- j
’nvrtial teacher at Putnam High j
[frhnol until such time as the vacancy
|In the teachership is filled,
j Air. and Airs. David I. Smith of WI1
jliinson street motored to Worcester
I and spent the week-end there. Mrs.
jftnit.lt is to stay two weeks.
( Henry Hawkins, who is living at
{Mrs c D. Sharpe’s on School street.
