Mrs. C. E. Pierce entertains the
Ladies' Aid of the Raptist church at
Prospect farm todayt Wednesday.)
School began on Tuesday. Mrs.
Morrariy has so far recovered from
an injured foot as to be able to re
sume her duties as teacher.
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EAST THOMPSON
The schools began this week.
Mrs. Grace Gammell spent a week
in Providence.
Mrs. Kdna Stevens called on friends
in Oakland Sunday.
Barton Jacobs had the misfortune
to lose a horse Monday night.
Miss Blanche Ross is to attend the
High school at North Grosvenordale.
Mrs. G. T. Robbins is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Amasa Stowe of
Mtilbury, Mass.
Miss Ida Fletcher, the East Thomp
son school teacher, is boarding with
Mrs. G. T. Robbins.
Mrs. Edward Tourteilotte and Mrs.
Harry TourtePotte attended the Wor
cester fair Tuesday.
Dennis Joslin, Bert and Willis Jos
lin and Earle Gammell attended the
Oxford fair last week.
Rev. George Squires and wife are
entertaining Mr. Squires' sister, Mrs.
Orrin Tourteilotte of North Dakota.
The Kings Daughters are to hold
their annual fair at the inn Sept. 15,
afternoon and evening. There are to
be fancy articles of all descriptions
for sale. Ice cream and cake and
home made candy will be for sale.
1 nere is to be a social. Tea free for
the ladies in the afternoon.
A few of the King's Daughters
gave Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ross a sur
prise and presented them a half dozen
silver spoons, it being the 25th anni
versary. Mrs. Ross is vice leader in
the circle. The evening was spent in
social chat, games and singing. Ice
cream and cake were served.
THOMPSON
Notice the ad of the demonstration
at E. Multan's store. All next week,
so plan to take it in some day.
