Louis Wolfe was in Norwich on
Sunday making the trip with his new
Reo car.
Miss Mary Gillespie is out again i
after being confined to ihe house for
I several weeks with throat trouble.
William N. Burnett of Provident"
spent Sunday with his father. Frank
.1 Burnett.
The Ladies' Aid society are to hold
a food and ice cream sale in the
church vestry on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Karl Kent who previous to her
marriage was a teacher in the Day
villr Sunday school, invited her for
mer ( lass to her home at Putnam on
Friday evening. The hours were
pleasantly spent with games and so
cial chat. The hostess served dainty
refreshments.
Rev. John W. Wright of Harvard is
spending the spring recess with
friends in town.
A collision occured on Main street
Friday when a motorcycle driven by
Walter Stanton of Danielson ran into
Dr. Barnes’ buggy taking off a wheel
and breaking a shaft. Fortunately no
one was injured.
Rev. F. W Barber of Putnam sup
plied the pulpit of the Congregational
church on Sunday morning and gave
his hearers an interesting sermon, the
subject being Man in God. and God in
Man. Next Sunday. Rev. Frederick
Noyes of Ludlow, Mass., will occupy
the pulpit, coming as a candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cogswell
had as guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
K. .1. McKenna and son John of Put
nam. and Miss Abigail McKenna of
Mechanic svilln.
