In response to President Wilson'
recent appeal to children to assist ii
the Red Cross work, a Junior Rei
Cross society is to be formed her
I which commences its meetings oi
Saturday, September 2bth in tip
church parlor and meets for work am
instruction In knitting and making o
the simpler articles and supplie
needed in hospitals abroad. The hour
are from 3 to 5 p. m. and where onl;
I part of the time can He spent eacl
“bit” will he welcome.
Miss Powers presents Mary Care;
at the Town Hall Saturday evenini
for the benefit of the Village Improve
ment society.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Munyan entei
: toimxrl a lonr/j narfir r\t rdlul it/fta ft
! dinner Sunday,
Mr, an! Mr*, Warren Green an
j son, Harry, of Worcester, called upo
Mrs. J. A. CrufT on Sunday.
John Stalzer finished a long am
popular clerkship in E. S. Backus’ grc
eery store last week.
William Mason leaves the employ o
Rev. W. B Chase whose milk route h<
has been carrying on, October first tt
enter a mill aB a weaver.
Misa Annie Dunning is assisting In
the post offir'> in the absence of Mr.
and Mrs P. I,. Hutchins. She expects
to return *o Briar Cliff Manor on the
Hudson October 1.
Mrs. Arnold Huizinga and daughter,
Paith, are spending a few weeks in
New York. City.
The Quinnatlsset grange entertained
two neighboring Granges: Putnam and
Danielson, at Its last meeting.
A8HT0BD
Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark and daughter
were recent WHIfrnantlc visitors.
Miss Addle Baker has returned to
her home in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Holdredge of Mystic
were In town over Sunday.
