^Harnesses
One pair extra nice black har
aesses, 1 pair of light driving har
nesses, 8 singje harnesses, some of
them nearly new. Also at the same
time, one ox-wagon, 1 new rubber
tired Concord, 1 pair double harness
es, one nearly new single harm ss, all
kinds of robes and blankets, also
whips, and many miscellaneous arti
cles not mentioned.
If above dale should prove decid
edly stormy, the sale will take place
the first fair week day following. A
food caterer will he In altendance.
H. H. DAVENPORT,
Pom fret, Conn.
THE OBSERVER “ST"
PIJTNAM
IJTKmb Reeves spent Friday in
Worcester.
M*»» Ada Utfcy spent WeiMaltf
i*.
K<*»rt Of«fl CiBUrterT **i
* mnst visitor here.
Dr. R. C. Paine of TV/mpscm tu
been ill for a few <1*71.
Jobs T M'/ros of Woonsocket vis
ited frViwl* Is P cream
MS** Kathryn M«tM *&* a guest
of friend* in this city _
Mn, Vir7 Shaver of WiIlla»mtJe
was a visitor in til* city Saturday.
J»o>« Byrne of PnBM«a«« *u *
guest of bla soother and sisters Sun
day.
Mlas Marion Allard of Providence
w*» a guest of lor farmu Eaater
Sunday.
M« A. Dady of tbit fit7 hi to re
sume operations at bin silk mill in
Corwtrf.
I- A. Bradford of Danielson in to
open an electrical napply nr ore in
thin city.
Mia* Gertrude Hall baa been
spending a fen day* with relatives
in Boston.
The M!**»e-» Lucy and I-aura Dav
em were gaesta of their grandmoth
er Sunday.
John C Lamontls of Ken Bedford
»a* a vlnito-r with friend* in Polnam
|a*t week.
Mr* Iferbert Pitzroy and children,
•re spending a few day* in Hartford,
the gue* < of reia'lte*.
