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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15

New York and trayersing New England ex-
tensiyely. In all the mileage 1t has covered
there have been no delays of consequence
on account of the machine failing to do its
work
! Miss +. +. Sessions, a representative OF
the Kurn Hattin home at Westminster,
gave an interesting talk yesterday after
noon at a special sewing meeting OF the
woman's association which was held at
! Mrs. II. +. Weatherhead's Special in
| terest is taken in the home as some of the
pupils are from local families. Miss Ses-
sions gave helpful suggestions concerning
aid which might be rendered the institu-
/ tion. The attendance was unusually large
The Needlecrafts met Friday afternoon
with Mrs X. +. Dunklee and served a COW
cred dish supper The table decorations
were unique and attractive, taking Christ
mas character. In the center Of the table
was placed miniature Christmas tree
which was surrounded by snow decorations
and on it were placed dainty gifts for each
member. Mrs. L. j. Lewis, in whose honor
! the meeting was held on account of her
departure Monday for Chicago, was the
recipient of solid gold brooch and belt
pin.
The farewell reception given Saturday
evening to Rev. and Mrs. f. j. Lewis by
Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Steadman at their
home was, attended by about 90 parishlon-
ers and close friends Light refreshments
were served and the evening was spent in
sociabity. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and two
daughters left Monday morning for short
visit in Boston before going to Chicago
where Mr.. Lewis is to be pastor of the
I, Woodlawn Park Congregational church.
They will spend two weeks at Mrs. Lewis S
home in Big Rock before going to their
new home in Chicago.
! The organ recital given Wednesday even
ing in the First Congregational church was
treat to all music lovers and it is to be
regretted that so few availed themselves of
the privilege of hearing Mr.. Holbrook and
his assistants, F. G. Adams, baritone, Mrs.
w. Z. Stellmann, soprano, and Miss Helen
Weatherhead, violinist The following Sc
lections were rendered by Mr. Holbrook
Fantasia in c, Tours; The Answer, VOL
stenholme: Berceuse Ilinsky; In the For
est, Durand Christmas Offertory, Hauser;
Romance, Benoist; Christmas Prelude
Barret; Slumber Song, Thome Triumphal
March, Sullivan. Mr., Adams sang Song
of Thanksgiving Allitsen; Rory Darlin
Neidlnger; and The Little Irish Girl. III
/ Lohr. Elsa's Dream and / Cannot HELP
: Loving Thee were rendered by Mrs. Stell
mann, and two violin selections, Alteration
by Borowsli, and Berceuse Slave, by Ne
ruda, by Miss Weatherhead The partici
: pants gave their services and to them spe
cial gratitude is extended for their gen
crosby. The proceeds derived from the
entertainment, which was given under the
auspices of the women of the church will
be used toward buying piano for the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15
Vest BrdtHebOrO
MISS ABIGAIL DUNKLEE,
Death of a Former Resident in West
Swansey Tuesday.

M,.. Abigail Dunl,lec. ~, died about !
o'clock Tuesday morning az the loH'g %.
her niece. Mrs. Herbert Bidwell, ~ wet
SWnnsey. y. H., where she had lived since
lnst Nav. Her death was caused hA
cancer iram which she had suffered long
tims Although she had been IN poor hralth
f,r MANY wears she did not become inactive
until about a week before her DEATH Her
mind Mas clear 10 the last aud she made
.rranpements fnr the end Ia cheerful
sui,it Miss nnklcr WAS born ~ West
Iinttlcb0ro oct. 49, 1870, At the lnnhiee
bomest,ad in district No, - and all her
blc was spent there until She went To the
home oi her nicyc last spring, She Mas ui
the fourth generation 20 have hNsd theiv,
Her parents were EdWard IT, ana Ah'saii
iNcwtonl Gould Dmklec, Tier glahl'
father was solomon Dunllre and her Rr'9l'
grandfather was Jonathan uunhi,'' VIZ
settled on the Dunklpo homestead about
the Revolutionary period, History s'aI's
that H. WAS one ut a party OF t9ul WIZ
,n,ne from Massachusetts, io Newidne hill
and kidnapped Judge knowlon for the
purpose al obtaining deeds Of land which
H. had bought from New York,
Ry Miss nmklce's death the last 81 Tie
family !. removed Onc brother. solomon
died IN boyhoul. aud a sister LucSt VINO
v,. the wife IT John Towusheud, Tor many
,,,r. A merchant IN West Dummcuton,
died several years ago and her htolhtL "a
,,,I 4, Duuklrc. died in March. 1910. She
obtained her education in the Bmitchoro
scbools and Leland and Gray seminary AZ
Towpsheud. Miss Dmklee was a woman 81
marked intelligence and pleasing personal,
IA aud one who enjoyed souahility al
tbourh She was unable TO miuglc much m
society on account OF poor health aen
she was about four years OF age she l'i,
from a eauiag, aud injured one mp anu
never fully recovered from tie accident,
She was an earnest Christian ana Wheh
ynuug girl united with the First Congrc'
,,tinn,I church. For several years she
worked am her branch OF the Dunklee
renealogy and prepared her notes, win
tbe hopc that her work might be published
when completed. She leaves valuable
amount Of information which she had col
lcctcd from year Ia year on the matter
She bore her sulferngs uncomplmningly
and always sought opportunities 10 hell
brighten the lives Of any who were uniof
tunate.
Ucr body was brought to Bratteboro
Wednesday and the funeral was held yes
ter,lav afternoon AT = o'clock IN the First
Congregational church Rev Roy VI.
Uourbton, pastor Of the Centre church.
oiiciated, and Mrs. W II Bond sang three
selections Burial WAS in the family lot az
Meeting House Hill cemetery The bear
ers we're four nephews. Robert +. Dunltlec
Hugh ii. Dunhce. Albert G.. Dunklec and
John 4. Townshend She leaves only the
niece and four ncphews previously men
toned. The out.uitown relatives who at
tended the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs Bid
We'll Of West Swanacy. Mr. and Mrs; Fran
NJ Woodard Of Mortified. Mrs. b. \
Wade and John Gould OF Springfield
Mass. John Townshend Of keene and
Mrs. Frank Bidwcll Of Charlestown, y. II
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15

Gilbert Allen OF Brattleboro began work
for ]. y Betterley Monday.
Miss Frances Stellmann goes to Boston
today for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. II. Davenport visited
in Bcrnardston, Mass, Tuesday.
The Ncedlecrafts has postponed its next
meeting until after the holidays.
/ Miss Pauline Morris, teacher in District
4 No. 10, is boarding at II. a. Stoekwell s.
4 Miss Z. May Chamberin is expected from
East Mortified, Mass, Friday for the hol-
idays.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w, f. Bartlett returned
Monday evening from visit in Springfield
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. French have moved
to Greenfield, Mass, where he has employ
ment,
Mrs. Frances Fisher has returned from
Lynn. Mass. where she has been visiting
her children.
Mrs. |. l.. Ingram and son of Mt Her
mon. Mass. are visiting her brother Rev
E. s Harrison.
Mrs. Marinda Brown of Brattleboro was
= ruest of Mr.. and Mrs o. c. futile the
first of the week.
Mrs. C. S. Squires and Mrs F. j, Belden
expect TO 90 to Springfield, Mass, this even
ing for brief visit.
DR.. F. w. Gage of Hardwick, Mass was
in town yesterday to attend the funeral Of
Miss Abbie Dunlee.
Mrs. Briggs Richmond and son. Louis, Of
| Utica. Neb, have been guests of Mrs Alce
Richmond this week.
A party from here expect to go to MARI
boro tonight to attend the house-warmlnt
of Mr.. and Mrs Earl Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hescock of New
fame visited at the home of their son, w
II. Hescock, the first of the week
w. w. Davenport and his son, S. 7. X
Davenport of Greenfield, Mass, were guests
at f. H. Davenport's Wednesday.
The leaving time for r. r. D. carrier No
9 has been changed from 1890 to 9 a. m.
and will be in effect until April /.
Miss Madge Davenport has returned t
Boston after spending several weeks witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, E. H. Daven
port.
Miss Katherine Tucker returns to he
home in Newton, Mass, tomorrow attel
spending several weeks at the McVeigl
farm.
Mrs. Lenora Taylor and son, Francis
expect to spend Christmas in Springfield
Mass, with Mr.. and Mrs, L. ID. Burlin
game.
Mrs. Mary AlSley of Vernon has beer
: spending a part of the week at the home
Of her cousins, j. L, Barney and Mrs b
s. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Winchester vii
move from A. T. Stoves house and spent
the winter with his sister, Miss Sad
Winchester.
Mrs. H. o. Halliday has been spending
part of the week in West Dummerstol
on account of the illness of her mother
Mrs. A. 0. Norcross.
Elijah Prouty has this week broker
ground on Bonnyvale road where he ha
bought building lot of George Fl. Barrett
and will build house.
Rev. Ellery c. Clapp of Northampton
Mass, will preach in the First Congrega
tional church Sunday. The services TO
the week will be held as usual.
Perley Albee is working for the Rem
frew brothers while j. c. Renfrew is Ian
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15
PERSONALS

Miss n. E. Flannery Of NeE Cpojyin
for her brother-in-law, Joul O, .,,l.
Mrs. Amos Bowers , TenI " Phil,
ing for a visit at her home ~ pir,
Harold Whitney Of White Eva Eva
ton was the guest of Lena ~"
Wednesday. .iov
Sol .Nesbitt returned ye ,,isaEs i
delphia, Pa, after a i Iyl;i,on. and
his sister, Mrs. NJ, }. " i'sO''
John Nesbitt. Ia car
Philadelphia few weeks .,or, NJ at Il
charge Of the pneumatic r q 10 h her
organ factory, has ret'Fn'u "
Lucian Elmer has rf h1otRer,
weeks visit with his So 'dnrinJ
Elmer, in PittsdeGld d. N'I !. l., as 4
he went to Glen Cove L.
Of Arthur Hyde.
1rp0
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15
Reeeptiou to Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Dix

Mr.. and Mrs Il. NJ. Briggs Of Gutord
street entertained about 50 young people
last Friday evening at their home. he
occasion was given as surprise TO Mr..
and Mrs. Justin Dix who have recently an
nounced their marriage which took place on
n date which the ncwly.weds refuse to tell
The evening was spent in games and
sociabiltv and a musical program was
rendered. Mr.. and Mrs Dix we're present
ed several gifts which included a parlor
lamp. a chocolate set, linen, silver, china
and a sum OF money. Refreshments oil
ice.cream and cake were served. Mrs. DIX
whose maiden name was Myrtle \. Briggs,
Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Briggs and
i well known as a local teacher, she having
taught in districts number | and I and
during the last year she has taught IN one
Of the rooms in the Centervie school. She
taught two years in Chesterfield, \. IL,
after her graduation from the Battleboro
high school in 1906 Mr.. Dix is a son OF
Mr., and Mrs. Jonas w Dix Of West Spring
field, Mass. and is employed by 7, c. Gal
hpe. a building mover. At present they
are living with Mrs. DiX's parents.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15

ADVERTISE IN The
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28

Webster have been visiting at Thomas Ryans.
 Joseph Harra led the B. Y. P. U. meeting Sunday night. The subject was Lessons We Learn From Things. Miss Twitchen of Hartford has been visiting Miss Lucy Olney.
 Visitor From California.
 Miss Helen Swett of California was in town last week visiting friends of her mother, who was Miss Mary Tracy of this place.
 Rev J. N. Garst preached an elo- quent sermon on Elijah Sunday morn ing. Mrs Dexter Elliott played the Trammeri sas a violin solo for the offertory.
 R. A. Duning is having a furnace put into his summer home here, and plans to psend the winter there.
 Cleared $65.
 The sale of food and fancy articles by the ladies of the Congregational church last Saturday, brought in six ty-five dollars for the repairs of the ladies' parlor
 Mrs John Moore and Miss Benice Armstrong attended the Sunday school convention in Danielson last week. There was a large rally day and harvest concert in the Brandy Hill Sunday school recently in which Rev. J. Moore took part.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
WEDDING.
Hahn-lark

A very pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Hulda Eat on on Wednesday, when Miss Edith Larkham, daughter of Mrs. Mary Lark ham, was united in marriage to Charles Hahn of Conantville. After a short wedding trip. spent in Boston, they will be at home at Conantville, where the groom is employed.
 Elijah Williams has been spending a fev days with F. W. Avery.
 Mrs. George Styles and niece, Alice Abbie, are visiting friends in New London.
 Henry Gavitt has been the guest of Mrs. Arthur Sweet and is now with his sister, Mrs. Edna Hatch.
 George Ennis of Grafton was in town Wednesday, attending the Lark ham-H Hahn wedding.
 Mrs. Charles H. Kinney is the guest of Mrs. W. c. Murdocl1.
 Mrs. Edward Spencer and Hrs. Frank Beckwith were in Norwich on Thursday, calling on Mrs. R. C. Me Cure.
 Miss Ethel Golden left Friday for a week end visit with Miss Mada1ine Perkins of Norwich.
 Going to Pasadena.
 MT. and Mrs. Gtilford Smith and Miss Alberta Enc are soon to leave for Pasadena, Cal, where they will spend the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
WESTMINSTER
Rev. A. A. Smith at Worcester Con- ference-local Hunters Capture Three Coons-oersonais.

Miss Lulu Robbins spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Central Village.
 Mrs. Thomas Gladue and Paul St. Jean were in Danielson, Monday
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Allen of Scot land were visitors here Sunday morn iLg.
 Miss Evangeline Smith is spending 8 few days at the parsonage.
 Caught Three Coons.
 Thomas G1adue and Fred Green captured three coous. while out hunt ing Friday They shot two of them is still on exhibition at Mir. Greens home.
 Rev. A. A. smith left Wednesday morning to attend the New England Congress of Congregational churches in Worcester
 Mrs Columbus Smith attended the state W. c. T. [. convention at Meri- cen last week.
 Wehman Roth of New York spent several days at his former home here last week.
 Mrs. Jessie Mead is entertaining her sister.
 Mrs. Ellen Parker of Brooklyn is visiting her mother, Mrs. Baker.
 Jack Kemp led the prayer meeting Friday evening as the pastor was away.
 John Pellett of Central Village spent q day at his sons, Albert Pellett, re- gently.
 Charles Dewing was in Danielson Friday. Murray Mead has returned from Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Edwin Edmond led the c F.. meeting Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
HOLLAND COUNTY.
GllEAD
Harvest Suppers Nets $50-Notes and
 Personals of Local Interest.

The Giiead Hall association netted about $50 from their entertainment and harvest supper last week Friday.
 Hebron grange met at the hall Fri day evening and Pomona night was observed.
 School Supervisor Miss Sarah Palm CT was in town this week.
 Mrs. o. \. Hitchcock is visiting in New London.
 Mrs. R. E. Buell. and son Clarence Of Wallingford are visiting relatives in town.
 Clarence Ely of Bloomfield has mov- ed his saMnil from Manchester to the Whiting Welles place.
 A sawmill was recently moved from Chesterfield to the c. F. Sumner lot
 Miss Frances Rollo is i'll with grip al the home of her niece. Mrs. c. L. Perry.
 James D. Wells and George Williams of Hartford are in town on a few days hunting trip.
 R. D. Gilbert of Boston spent Sun day with his mother.
 Misses Retha and IneZ Milton and Miss Oliver of Hartford are visiting relatives in town.
 Fred Prentice. who fell from a tree while picking apples few weeks ago is convalescing.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of East Long meadow, Mass. Mrs. John B. Smith of Berlin and Miss Lucille Rogers o1 Columbus, O., were recent guests ot Mrs. Mary c. Gilbert.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
HAMPTON
c. E. Banquet and Social-Haliowe'en
 Programme at Grange.

Mrs. Charlotte Smith and Miss Smith have returned to their home in Hart ford after spending the summer in town.
 The C. F. society held banquet in the chapel last Friday evening, about fifty members and friends attending. who had a fine time. The speaker of the evening was Rev. N1r. Lamphear of Mansfield Center. Remarks were made by Howard Bennett, Arthur Roberts and Rev. MT. Brown. The arapgements for the banquet were left with the so- cfal and lookout committees.
 At Norwich Convention.
 Howard Bennett and Gladys Hyde attended the C. E. convention at Nor wich last Saturday, as delegates from this society
 Jennie Weldon, a girl from the Coun- ty home, who has been living with W. H. Phillips, is now living with a family in Scotland.
 Phillips Brothers recently purchased a new pair of horses, having sold their other pair to Ernest Weeks of Ash ford
 Halloween Programme.
 The programme for the lecturers charge of Sister Ethel Lewis As it was so near Halloween the programme was a, Halloween programme
 Funeral of Mrs. Wade.
 Mrs. Wade died at her home here last Monday night, after several months illness. Mrs Wade was one of the oldest residents of the town. Her funeral was held on Thursday at 12.30.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
NORTH STERLING
Fire at Calvin French Place-Beieved
 to Be Work of Hunters.

Miss Gertrude Brooks, who has becn employed in a hotel at Thousand Is- lands. the past summer, has returned nome. In few weeks, Miss Brooks will leave fer the south, where sine Las secured employment in a hotel. {.
 George C. Spooner was in Putnam - idat of last week as one of the =l:sEn Jdrors in d murder case.
 Lii q hunters do not find d ready sale for their game.
 William Sample has been visiting friends in Pawtucket
 sherman Anthony has moved to the Albert Tillinghast house.
 As Winfield CIrffiths was returning horne from church last Sunday past the Calvin French house, which is un- occupied. he saw smoke coming from the wood house. By his quick action he put out the fire. He doubtless saved the house. which is nearby, and the barn from being destroyed. It is thought hunters had been there and caused the fire, as there were apples near the fire, where the party had been eating them.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
HEBRON
Improvement Society te Meet at
 Schoolhouse.

Elisha D. Lewis has bought the Parker house on Hartford avenue and intends moving $ soon as he can. He will be welcomed back by all his old friends.
 Miss Eleanor Lord is home from Nofthfield for few days.
 Mrs. Roger Porter has gone to Mrs Clarl>'s in Wi1limantic.
 Miss Addie dagger is visiting in Rockville.
 c. J. strand went to Hartford on Thursday eyenine to attend the teach CTS banquet. also the teachers meet ing on Friday.
 A1r and Mrs. Beardaey of Meriden are spending a few days at their sum- mer home in this place.
 Mrs. F. F. Smith and Miss Florence Smith attended the Endeavor meeting in Norwich last Saturday.
 To Meet Twice Month.
 The Hebron Improvement society will meet the first and last Thursday in every month at o'clock in the schoolhouse at the center.
 H. F. Tennant of East Hartford was a caller in town this week.
 MT and Mrs. Chapin returned home last Monday.
 Roger Porter was in Willimantic Monday.
 Miss Julia Kneeland of Columbia was a caller in town recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
NINDHAM COUNTY
OAYVlLLE
Ladies' Aid Society Entertained-So- ciaI to Young Mems Brotherhood.

The Ladies Aid society was pleas antly entertained by Mrs. D. Lewis Downs this week
 Mrs. Martha Budlong is the guest of Miss Myrtiee Blanchard
 Mrs John Jordan is slowly recover ing from her illness.
 Mrs. Frank Bailey vas in town on Sunday to attend the funeral of Sam uel Cogsvell.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. LaBelle are wis., iting in Northbridge. Mass.
 Miss Ruth Bennett entertained a nunroer of friends Wednesday even ing.
 John Buckley Of Hartford. who was assistant clerk. spent the wee, c-tl v-ith Sabin =. Russell.
 Mrs. Eds"1 T. '-t' r beet spendin" ... .'euacook, N. II.
 Mrs. tlan1 Field entertained or. SunGay Mr. and Mrs. <. Prentice.
 Miss Florence Baker is the guest of Miss Fannie Shaw.
 Miss Helen Kelley spent Sunday with her parents. MT. and Mrs. W. P. Kelley.
 Mir and Mrs. Harvey Davis Of Long Island are with D. L. Davis and fam MT. and Mrs. Harvey Downs of Long Island are with D. L. Downs and family for week.
 Enjoyable Social.
 The Young Mems Brotherhood club had an enjoyable sociable Friday evening.
 Wilfried Thomas has gone to Nor wfch to work for the Mohican com pany.
 Napoleon Briere is seriously i'll.
 Mrs. r W. Bennett was in Foster, R. l., Wednesday.
 Mrs. Frank Bennett and Miss Ber- nice Cogswell, were in New London Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
EKONK
of a Week-Notes and
 Personals.

Mrs. Ann Casey has gone to Phoenix. R. L. for visit with her daughter, Mrs. Abbie Allen.
 Esther and Everett Gallup were in Danielson Wednesday and also called on friends in Moosup.
 Rev. and Mrs. Quayle of Noluntown visited Ut A. A. Stanton's on Wednes- day.
 Mrs Mary Kimball, who has been spending several months with her sis ter. Mrs. William Tanner, returned to her home in New York on Wednes- day.
 Mrs. oscar Tanner of Boston has been visiting at William Tanners; she returned home Wednesday and Mrs. Tanner accompanied her.
 Edsar Wilcox is serving on the jury anc spending this week in Whitman tic.
 Mrs. Carrie Wilcox visited her daugh- ters in Sterling Wednesday.
 Mrs. Irving t'rink and Mrs. Frank Crane visited their mother here Thurs day
 Mir Potter of Willirlantic, who is supervisor of schools in Sterling and Yoluntown, was visiting schools here Wednesday.
 Many flower gardens are in bloom untouched by frost, and the late boomers. chrysanthemums, comos, and dahlias are very showy.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
E. H. Holmes and Son Leave for Cali fornia-Marriase of Charles Hahn and Edith LLarlham.

E. Harlow Holmes and son, Richard, left recently for trip to California
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Murdock and Miss Rena MurdoclS spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Keen of Jewett City.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Mcclure of Nor wich were recent visitors at Babcock Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Gurgler re- turned from their wedding trip in time to attend the wedding of their cousin, Miss Edith Larkham.
 Mrs c. c. Harris is spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Nellie Rood of Willimantic.
 Rehsarsals are being held for a sun flower chorus to be given by the |. F. $. c. E. next week.
 Miss Rena Murdock is in Hartford. the guest of Miss Fannie Lynch.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hanks of Leb- anon and MT. and Mrs. Eugene Hanna of Willimantic were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Frank Beckwith.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
EAST WOODSTOCK
Halloween Social at Chapei-Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Jordan Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary-Addres on Temperance.

Mrs. Roscoe Alton has ben enter ;aining Allen Rich and family of Wor- cester.
 Miss Fanny Sweetsir of Lexington Mass, is spending a week with Mrs H. M. Clifford.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles AIdffch and two children of Pomfret spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. E. E. May.
 Seriously it.
 Mrs Francis Conant is seriously i'll with pneumonia at the home of her cousin. Calvin Munyan of Thompson. Mrs. Conant recently spent six weeks with her sister Mrs Emily Allen She i- S4 years of age.
 Halloween Social.
 4 Halloween social was held in the chapel Friday evening in charge of the young people. Doughnuts and cheese were served.
 Tenth Wedding Anniversary Nr. and Mrs. F. A. Jordan enter t-Ined a few friends Monday evening in honor Of their tenth wedding an uiversary. The guests were limited to Mrs. A. M. Gildersleeve is visiting ser sister. Mrs. Emma Phillips, in Putnam, this week.
 Reading Circle Meets.
 The Ladies' Reading Circle met Tuesday evening with Misses Mary A and Mary r. Potter to discuss plans for the winters work. The ladies served Wsfers tea, cake, olives and candy. \ very pleasant evening was spent
 Temperance Address.
 g- r. Rvther gave an address on c. perauce at the Congregational church Sunday. A male quartette composed of \. r. White. E. l.. Up- ham. !. z. Child and Ezra May rem dered several selections
 Mrs Emma Bixty moved this week into a tenement in the Edward -Ald- rich house.
 Postmaster George O. Robbins, after an Illness of two weeks is on duty once more at the postOffice