A new store has been opened in the
Wilcox building by parties from Prov
idence, who have leased it for two
years.
The members of the D. A. R. spent
last Thursday at Pleasure Beach at
the home of Mrs. John E. Vaughn of
Norwich.
John Turbody of Worcester, former
ly book-keeper at the Plainfield Wool
en mill, spent a day here recently the
guest of local friends.
James Noble, a well known one leg
ged resident, has been sent to the
jail at Brooklyn from the Putnam
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court for being disorderly.
When in town hitch your horse at
] Kennedy’s new stable, opposite the
railroad station, South Main street,
Fi'tnam. Plenty of hitching room.
Mrs. Frederick Marshall is home
from a visit in Central Falls, R. I.
Mrs. Harry Marshall and two children
of Saylesville accompanied her home
for a visit.
Mrs. George Boring spent last Wed
nesday in Westerly with her brother,
John Edmunds, who recently return
ed from a hospital where he under
went an operation for facial trouble.
Mrs. Frederick Williams of Wil
limantic and Mrs. Addison Tourtel
lotte of East Thompson have been
guests of friends here, their former
home.
A band of gypsies struck the town
a few days ago but they were asked
to move on as the reputation of the i
band had preceded them and it
was not of a kind to make their pres
ence desirable.
CHAPLIN
Linsley Demming was a visitor in
Willimantic Friday.
Judge Chester, Don flatten and Mr.
