A horse owned by Charles Moffitt
wrenched one of his feet in the stable a
short time ago, requiring the service of
a veteruarian. A. Hale Bennett was
summoned and attended the injured
animal.
1 N PHOENIX VILLE.
| Royal Clemons is home on the sick
I list.
Charles Korner from Willington was
at Lee Lyon’s Saturday.
Bertha Young of Bridgeport has gone
to Willingten on a visit.
Lizzie Clemons is not in good health.
All hope for iier speedy recovery.
Mrs. William Ingalls of Brooklyn has
been visiting her son Louis in this’place.
Wesley Bosworth has moved from the
Harrington farm to the west part of the
town.
James Jackson died at the home of
Horace Spink, March 25. Interment In
Grove cemetery.
Bert Gree 1 is at his mother’s after
being employed by Leon Walker at
South Windham.
The library entertainment Friday even
ing in the Congregational chapel
pleased all who attended.
Some from here attended the min
strel show in Abington last week and
felt well paid for attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Leander Snow returned
after a ten days' trip, much pleased
with visits to friends in Manchester and
Hartford.
For an Impaired Appetite.
Loss of appetite always results from
faulty digestion. All that is needed is a
few doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They will invigorate the
stomach, strengthen the digestion and
give you an appetite like a wolf. These
Tablets also act as a gentle laxative.
For sale by 8. Farley’s Pharmacy, Put
nam; W. W. Woodward, Danielson; St.
Marie, West Thompson; A. N. Vaughn,
Abington; Backus, Thompson; Rob
bins, East Thompson.
MOOSUP VALLEY.
Bessie Kennedy is visiting friends i*
Marshfield, Mass.
Harold Drown of Providence Is spend*
ing a week’s vacation at II. II. Ken
nedy's.
