Waller Barrett and Arthur Burnette,
clerks at Dresser's drug store, enjoyed
the Sabbath among Boston friends.
Miss M. Eden Tatem, an instructor in
the Emerson college, Boston, spent a
few days last week at her home here.
We don't give away china or trading
stamps. Why? Because our oil is 140
fire test. Tibbetts’ Independent Oil Co.
The next legal holiday is Apiil 13,
Fast day; and the superstitious are re
minded that it is Friday and the 13tb.
Buy 4 Bros. Independent water white
Pennsylvania oil, 6 gals., 60 cents. Tib
bets & Co. eastern agents, telephone,
86-6.
Mrs. Leon Eddy, who had a serious
fall on the ice a short time ago, is not
doing very well. She is still under the
do. tor’s care.
Charles E. Monroe will be in his
branch office Bradley building, Elm
Street, this week Friday and every sub
sequent Friday.
Letters advertised at Putnam post
office this week are for Miss Florence
Dean, S. C. Harris, George U. James,
Omi Slereni, Ernest H. Tucker.
The Ladies’ Social circle of the Con
gregational church held a meeting this
(Wednesday) afternoon with Mrs. George
Baker. Refreshments were served.
Eastern grangers are receiving com
munications iu relation to a national
Apple day, stating the purpose of the
day and how it is observed iu the west.
Insure your farm buildings in a com
pany, whose charter does not allow them
to assess, like the great Middlesex Fire
In-iiranee company. J. Richard Car
pei.t-r, agent.
Miss Ellen E. Osgood will continue
her rtadii'gs Friday afternoon, March
2, at r< science of Mrs. C. D. Sharpe.
Subject “Tern yson and his In Memo
riarn.” Come and be entertained.
