The Misses Ella and Dorothy „
spent New Year’s Day m Boston.
A watch meeting was held Wednes
day evening at the home of Phineas
-Jdrich.
Mrs. E. H. Keacb is entertaing
the members of the Ladles’ Art club
at her home this afternoon.
Mrs. F. P. Warren and son, Ernest
rt. Warren, have returned from a visit
with lriends at Knoxville, Term.
L hi wood Tillinghast has leturned
to Boston after a visit wth relatives
n Danielson and Putnam.
Mrs. George Howland of Bridgeport
.8 visiting her brother, John A. Gil
oei-t: Mrs. Howland is slowly recov
ering from a severe operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tillinghast
lormer residents of Danielson, Dut now
residing in Lajolla, Cal., recetntly wel
comed a daughter to their home.
Josiah Tillinghast, now a resident
of ban Diego, cal., is applying for a
livorce from his wife, a resident of
South Killlngly. The application will
not be contested.
David A. Witter leaves next wees
for Brawley, Cal., to visit his son and
daughter, Myron and Grace. Com
mencing this month, his son starts a
daily paper in Brawley.
Miss Marion Horton, Earl P. Wood
md Lorimer Dixon, who have been
spe. ding the holiday recess at their
homes in Danielson, returned to
Brown university this week.
Peter O’Brien of Providence, for
merly of Mechanicsville, has been
trending a few days here with Mr.
and Mrs. William Brennan of High
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nash of Wor
cester spent the week-end with rela
Jves in Danielson. Mr. Nash is in
a responsible positi r» at the Worces
ter Wire works.
