meeting at the Congregational
cmirr-h Sunday evening
^Kil Remillard. the expert win
"■'-dresser at Champeau’s store.
** !n Boston Friday.
The receipts of St. Mary’s parish
Jlr,ng ^16 were in excess of $110,000
P' E. E Bedard announced,
p ar,PS K. Shaw came over from
,„'v,ufket Monday to attend the
\nm °,f Mrs- PMlen Johnson,
th rS ,f?ara'1 Barber was leader of
r ■ unior Endeavor meeting at the
ngregational church Sunday,
j \ sP®°ial meeting of Division No.
ev ‘ . EL, will he held on Fridav
„ January 19, at eight o'clock,
wh k Albee. of South Main street,
aas heen seriously 111 for the
bed "eek' *s stBl confined to his
^erklns. field secretary of the
Staf 'ef of Commerce of the United
day ‘s 10 v*8,t bhls city next Fri
mornt°rSf ^ Brousseau and son Ray
®ned t°f °ak TI1"' have been con
tess ° tae *louse on account of ill
,Sloane- of New York, was
Mrs nSt over Sunday of his sister,
itreet. r6°r^e ^ Padgett, Fremont
Jort*6 °E John Gibbons, Brldge
of thls cl‘y’ was
"ttetery" for bur1al ,n St’ MarJCs
PUTNAM
l Isaac Champeau was in Bust or
| Thursday.
i ■ Mrs. R. Stubbert and Miss Flor
ence Stubbert, of Meshanticut Park
! H. I., were quests of Mrs. S. Rich
Wednesday.
: Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Potter, ol
Danielson sjient Monday afternoon
5 j with his uncle, Orrin Potter, of Wood
stock avenue.
- i All cases to be tried before Judgi
Shunt way here this week are cases tc
. j court. The jury has been excused
j until January 23.
. ! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eavalle and son
. | were in Worcester on Sunday. Mrs.
