They find game quite plentiful and as
members of the "Hlt-’em-all-club" are
lining Themselves Justice.
PACKER VILLE
Miss Susie E. Witter is much better.
Warden, warden, have you seen the
game warden?
The very low water causes dull bust*
ness at the mill*
The game wardens seem to have for
gotten Pack end lie.
Mrs. Bit good and son Elsworth recent
ly visited in Rhode Island.
Miss Hattie A. Phillips is visiting In
Manchester and Hartford this week.
John Montgomery Mctfabb of Jewett
City, was a Sunday visitor at the home
of Mrs. J. P. Montgomery.
Joseph A. Walsh and daughter Freda
; of Jewett City, visited Fredas grand
i father, C. B. Montgomery Sunday.
The cabbage story might sound like a
gas bill all right and was just as surely
; so as a gas bill is always sure to come
1 around. •».
Charles W. Phillips and Miss Evelyn
Browning were baptized In Packer's
•little” pond Sunday by Rev. James W.
Higgins. w
The Baptist Ecclesiastical society
! held its annual election Monday even
ing and elected W. T. Bishop, A. L. Has
kell and C. E. Hopkins committee; Hen
ry O. Hopkins, secretary and treasurer;
Thomas J. Brown, sexton of cemetery
association and C. B. Montgomery, care
! taker of the church.
ELLIOTT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Warren of War
Mrs. Cunningham spent Friday in Put
nam.
Chester Badger is soon to move out of
town.
Master Johnnie Louby spent Sunday
with Mrs. Thurber at the Whitmore
fa rm.
Mr. Wtdley is building a new henhouse
with scratching shed. He has a fine
flock of white wyandottes.
Mr. Walling has added a new scratch
ing shed to his hen house. The poultry
business is booming on the hill.
