Arrangements are being completed
for the series of whist games to be
played between members of the Bo
hemian club of Danielson and mem
bers of the Putnam lodge of Elks.
Some of the games will be played
in Danielson and some in Putnam.
Miss Ellen Wheelock left Friday
morning for a month's stay at South
ern Pines. Pinehurst, N. C. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur W. Wheelock of Ux
bridge, and Henry Smith of Leomin
ster. are also members of the party.
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mind," said a professor who had just
explained a tie- r\ to hi-- students.
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Miss Dorcas Bartlett spent Friday
in Boston.
Kverett L. Wells of North Scituate.
R. I . was in this city Monday.
; Raymond W. Sheldon of Boston
spent the week end in this city.
Sergeant Hyde Smith was down
! from Camp Doyens over Sunday.
j Misses Martha Griffin and Anna
i Weeks spent Wednesday in Boston.
Irving Miron entertained his cou
sin, Hector Little, of Millbury, over
\ Sunday.
j Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Weaver
1 and their two younger children are
1 in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. .1. B Tatein jr were
[ in Boston Friday to visit the auto
j mobile show.
1 Frank O. Potter of Woodstock ave
| nue has purchased a good work horse
! for his farm work.
