Ross. Mrs George Bixby, Miss Kdith
Woodward, Miss Bernice Younz. Mrs.
Silas Joslin. Mrs. A. I Tourtellotte;
er.'imatinz committee, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ransom. Mr. and Mrs F C.
r,o*s. Mrs, G T. Robbins; education,
Mrs. Robert Joslin, I). N Porter. Miss
Kdith Woodward; auditors, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ransom, Mr and Mrs F. C.
Ross; tryer of appeals, C. L. Robbins;
parsonage committee, Mrs. D. N. Por
ter. Mrs. G. T. Robbins. Mrs. John
Ransom. Mrs. I>. W. Younz. Mrs.
George Bixby. Mrs. A. I Tourtellotte,
Mrs. F. C. Ross; delegate to Willl
mantlc camp, E. A. Robbins; delegate
to annual conference. John Ransom,
D. N. Porter; alternate, Mrs. John
Ransom Mrs. D. N. Porter.
WAFFENVILLE
Mrs. B. C. Bugbee is home again
from a two weeks’ visit in Providence.
Mrs. Harriet Kanphear, who has
been Blinding several months with
tier daughter. Mrs. F.llen Kendall, has
returned to NY. I*. Durkee’s for the
w inter.
Mr and Mrs. G. O. Balrh attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Gallup, of Mansfield, on Thursday.
Miss Delia A Gifford, owing to fail
ure of her sight, is unable to attend
to her usual correspondence.
Mr. and Mrs. A M. Bassett attend
ed tlie meetings of the State Grange
at Waterbury.
There was a dance in Baker's hall
on Friday evening.
Dwight Shippee is busy on a job of
i carpentering at Ashford.
PUTNAM HEIGHTS
Mrs. Lucilda Pearsons left Saturday
for New York. She will spend a few
days with her granddaughter on Ixtng
Island, from there site will go to Cal
ifornia. where she expects to spend
several months with her son, Lewis
Pearsons, of Berkely.
Miss Katherine Peckham is visiting
relatives In New York.
Miss Rosamond Danielson has been
entertaining Miss McKeen of Maine.
