We furnish special lenses
to meet the exacting require
ments of the fisherman.
You cannot enjoy a good
battle with a bass or front if
your glasses are not correct
and secure. Let us help you
enjoy these good times by
examining your BYES and
fitting you with a pair of our
special lenses.
SEE CS TO SEE WELL
WILLIAMS
Registered Optometrist
11 Fmt Street PBTNAM. CONN.
With E. L Prince & Sons
ENTERTAINMENTS SCHEDULED
AT PALMER HALL, WOODSTOCK
The following series of entertain
ments are to be held at three o’clock I
at Palmer Memorial Hall, Woodstock
. Hill during the summer :
July 12—Herbert Clark, humorist, i
comedian, musician, singer.
July 19—Classic Music. Victor Bl
art. New York Philharmonic Orches
tra pianist and lecturer. Beethoven
and Sdiubert.
July 26—Art in Colored Slides. Al- (
fcert L. SquJer, Artist, Lecturer. Won
derful travel pictures.
Aug. 2—Drama In Monologue. Dor
othy Berry Carpenter, reader. “The
first Year,” or other modern comedy.
Aug 9—Birds. Manley Baoon Town-;
•end. “Special Adaptation in Birds." j
•lustra ted.
Aug. 16—Character Analysis. Georg- j
iw H. Le Barr. "How to Sire up a
Han," supplemented by practical de
monstrations on volunteers from the
sadience.
TO BE MARRIED MONDAY
i Miss Fedora Bibeault. danghter of
Kr. and Mrs. Enslache Bih*>ault, will
he married Monday morninjr. July 16
at 9 o’clock at St. Mary’s church to
•uclid Favrault. There will be a
reception after the mass, at the Bi
heault home on Woodstock avenue.
BOSTON NEXT YEAR FOR ELKS
It is conceded bv representatives of
different cities, who are attending the
annual meeting of the Grand Dodee
of Elks, now in session at Atlanta,
that Boston will be chosen for the
next convention city. L. P. Merriam
is in attendance as the delegate from
this lodge.
