Miss Gladys Pains of ralmer Mass.,
! formerly an Instructor In T. M. H. S.
v as recently married to Eric John
son of North Grosvenor Dale Conn.
| The following pupils were awarded
medals for efficiency in typewriting:
Evelyn Kies, Ernest Granata, and Paul
ine Sandstrom.
PUTNAM STORES WILL CLOSE
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS FROM
JUNE 8th TO SEPTEMBER 28th IN
! ELUSIVE, Merchants' Committee, Put
1 r.am Chamber of Commerce.
Watch for the appearance of “The
j Kaleidoscope."
A new flag-pole will shortly be rals
| ed upon the school campus.
I Visiting Day was observed at T. M.
! H. S. on Wednesday, May 17th, and
; there was no session of the school,
i Miss Ethel B. Mowry read at an en
tertainment of the Attawaugan Meth
odist church Friday evening.
| WAS IT DAYLIGHT SAVING?
! Neither Sambo or Rastus con’d read
j the time of day—or anything else—but
! Sambo had a nice big Ingersol which
i be exhibited with a great- air of super
I iority.
“What time am it?” said Rastus.
Sambo hesitated and then t: tended
the timepiece saying; “Dar she am.”
Rastus looked at It carefully and
said: “Dam If she ain't”
POMFRET I
I
Dr. 8. B. Overlook attended the
lJ3th annual convention of the State
Medical society in Bridgeport last
week.
Miss Bltse Wiggins was In Boston
Friday.
Mrs. Dick Clemens who has been
, very ill is much Improved at this
writing.
The whist party held at the A. O. H.
hall last Wednesday evening was
largely attended. The ladies' first prise
was won by Annie O'Neill gentleman'.,
first prize was won by Andrew John
son.
Mrs. John Grbsvenor has returned
after a few days’ stay . In Boston.
