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EKONK.
Kknnk grange will hold its installation ■
of officers next Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Sweet has moved her j
household goods to Greene, K. 1., for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Byron Gallup drove
to Griswold last week to install the of
ficers of the Jewett City grange.
The mother of Mrs. John E. Turner,
who has resided here many years, has
moved to the place she recently pur
chased in Voluntown.
The Christian Endeavor society has
elected Mrs. E. Byron Gallup secretary
and treasurer, in place of Everett Gallup,
who recently resigned.
George Barber has moved his family
and farm stock from his home in Flat i
Rock district to the home of his brother, j
Silas L. Barber, in the Wylie district. j
The C. E. society has voted to adopt i
one of the many thousand orphans in j
India for whom the Christian Herald of i
New York is seeking adoption. The ex
pense is fifteen dollars a year.
Burglars on a recent night entered the
pantry of Allen M. Sayles and stole all
the food, both cooked and uncooked,
and there was a nice lot of it. The large
Sayles family had to wait in the morn
ing for all the breakfast to be cooked.
