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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-11
NOTED X. {. ORATOR AT
LAVERING ON MAY 10
Peter Collins VIII Speak on Christian
Democracy On Next Tuesday Even
ing.

A lecture on the subject, Whats
Wrong with the World" an exempll-
fication of Christian democracy ana
social reform, will be delivered at the
Lavering theatre Tuesday even hs'
May 16, by Peter Collins, of Boston
under the auspices of the Twin LII
Council, Knights of Columbus. Inc
lecture is free and all are invited 10
attend. Mr.. Collins is reported TO De
one of the foremost American orators
and his lecture seems to have received
praise from press and pulpit OF all
parties and religious denominations
Among the many testimonials quoted
in advance matter are the following:
at was a splendid message and car
ried conviction. Rev. DR.. Miller
Presbyterian, Shawnee, Okla.
at was a message that every Amer
lean should hear. Rev. DR.. Mat
thews, Christian, Palo, Kas.
1T was one OF the greatest lectures
that l ever heard Rev. DR.. Watts
Episcopalian, Coffeyville, Kas.
God Bless Mr.. Collins, he is dolnS
wonderful work for God and couh
try."-Rev. DR.. McCraig, Sioux CITY
Iowa.
"a wonderful message for all t.
hear. Rev Dr. Hart, Baptist, Eagle
Grove, Iowa.
"Mr Collins lends serious weight t
his opinions. New York World.
His audience could hold its enthu
siasm no longer and broke forth IL
hearty applause. '-Elyria, o., Repub
lican.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-11

ALWAYS in the market for good
alfalfa hay, baled. John Finke, Phone
70S-W. ADV
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-11

Times want ads bring results.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
CANTERBURY GREEN
Lincoln Services Tomorrow visor Barber to Preach February 27 Pastor in the South.

The Lincoln Memorial services which were postponed last Sunday on ac- count of the severe weather will be held tomorrow.
 Der of Putnam will occupy the pulpit MT. Barber is noted for preaching good sermons. He is the new super visor of schools in Canterbury.
 Houstan Lathrop will lead the c. E. meeting on the evening of February 20, The subject is How to Put the Bible Into Life. Psalm 119: 106-112.
 Pastor in the South.
 The cottage meetings will be resum- enjoying a months vacation in the southland, having saved up vacation Sundays frol~ last years allowance and being given the trip by Mrs. Jean cite Hyde Fox of Stafford Springs, whose guest she is
 Mrs Thad. Wilson has returned from a visit in New York
 Mrs. Helen Button remains very i'll at the home of her daughter Mrs. Beecher Brown. Mrs. William Mil Ter is caring for her
 Mrs. Nathan Exlcy is visiting in Groton.
 Benjamin Cornell and his team is working for MT. Pri1lips at his saw mill in North Society
 RalEh Brown returned to Storrs col 'fSt ueSudy aIler spending a month at home
 Mrs. Abbie NTedbury. is i'll with the grip and not able to teach this week
 Death Of Former Resident.
 George L5arlham's mother was buried Saturday at PackervilTe. The family formerly resided here on what is now known as the Stephen Finn place, but for years have lived in Norwich Town
 E. E. Brown of Pomfret visited his brother, Beecher Brown, recently
 Mrs. Charles Pellett Of Danielson, visited her sister, Mrs. Helen Button Tuesday.
 Talk of Extension School.
 A number of farmers interested in the extension school met at the Grange hall Tuesday afternoon to discuss the possibility of having a session in this town next winter. County Agent Ken nedy Of Putnam ard Mr.' Davis of Storrs were present to explain the subject and much interest was mani fested. This extsnsion school is a nv way the government has of dis tributing agricultural information to the farmers.
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. Hattie Kingsley of PIainfeld is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Ap- pley.
 MT and Mrs. Chauncey Frink are shut in with grip.
 Miss Elsie Rogers Is absent from high school this week on account of illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
ELMVILLE
Mir. and Mrs. James Kent to Celebrate
 Silver Wedding Anniversary.

Clayton Wright and A. H. Battey were in Pomfret last week on a fish ing trip.
 Earl Winslow visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Winslow, In Jeffer- son, Mass, recently.
 Silver Wedding Anniversary.
 Invitations are out for the 25th an niversary of the marriage. of MT. and Mrs. James Kent at their home Satur- day evening, Feb. 26th.
 Miss Nellie Place and Miss Jasmin spent the week end in Putnam.
 Winfield Colwell, conductor on the Providence car. has been i'll at his home for the past week.
 Birthday Party.
 Mrs A H. Battey gave a party Sat urday evening to nine friends in honor of her daughter F'lora's ninth birthday. The evening was pleasantly spent playing games. Refreshments were ed, among them a birthday cake with the initials F. L. B. and lighted with nine candles.
 Mrs. R. L. Kenyon has been spending few days in Ponfret, the guest of Mrs. George M. Lowry.
 James O'Neil. who has been in Can ada for some time, is tt the Hill Crest house.
 Ralph Rogers of the Hill Crest house vas a recent visitor in Boston and New Bedford.
 Charles Keegan spCn the week end in Providence.
 Miss Clara West was in Moosup Sunday.
 Mrs. W. 4. Graves of Danielson wis tied her daughter, Mrs Winfield Col well, Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
ARINGTON
A. B. C. Club Organizsd-Theft De
 tecting Society Reeiects Officers.

The A. B. C. club, recently or ganized under the direction of MT. Fuller, for the uplift and entertain ment of the boys in the church, held a meeting last evening in Library hall.
 The Cemetery Association held a special meeting in Library hall last Saturday afternoon to consider hIIy- ing more land.
 At the annual meeting of the Pom fret Thief Detecting Society the of f1cers of last year were reelected
 Mrs. Mary Webster, who has been patient for several weeks at the Day Kimball hospital, has returned home much improved.
 The "Covenanters'' a foreign mis- sionary society lately formed under the leadership of Mrs. Charles Arnold met last Saturday with Gladys Covell.
 The vaudeville show given by a travelling company at Abingdon hall last Monday and Tuesday nights drew a small but appreciative audience. After the entertainment there was a dance.
 Both morning and evening services were omitted at the Congregational church Sunday because of the severe snowstorm.
 Nearly thirty from Wolf Den grange attended the thfrtieth anniversary meeting Of Ser exet grange, South Woodstock, "Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19

taining Miss Marjorie Brewster of Jewett City.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Miss Mary Kelley Tuesday.
 Willard Bennett spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Fannie Bennett.
 Miss Eliza Brennan is to move into the house of Mrs. Alice Williams in the spring.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Field had for a week end guest Miss Porter of Provi- dence.
 Mrs. George Brown is slowly i'm proving.
 Mrs. James OrNeil was in Putnam on Monday calling on friends.
 Miss Maria Flynn of Putnam was in town Tuesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Mir. and Mrs. James PelIett Married 52 Years-Fire Company Called to ster- ling When Too Late.

Alexander Mott. of Fftchburg. has been the guest of his brother-1n law, William Babcock.
 Mrs. Mortimer .S2etson has been Providence visitor.
 MT. and Mrs. George Greene and daughter. Ola, of Mtllville, R. l.. have been guests at Frank Edgerton's.
 Miss Clara Northrup has gone to Pawtucket, R. l., to make her home Her parents, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Northrup moved there last fall.
 Mrs. Cora Cleveland of Oneco, has been a visitor at William Leciair's.
 Joseph Geer. an assistant at the Gen. tral hotel, is i'll at the hotel with quinsy.
 Miss Lucy Greenman of Norwich has been the guest of relatives here.
 Miss Blanche Case of Putnam is assisting at the home of William LOT ing, who is recovering from an at tack of grip.
 Married Fifty-Two Years.
 Monday was the 52nd anniversary of the marriage of Mir. and Mrs. James Pellett, who have lived in town near ly all of their lives.
 At D. A. R. Tea.
 Mrs. E. Hoxie Lillibrtdge, Miss Edna Lillibrdfge and Mrs. Charles Bragge attended the D. A. R. tea at the home of Miss Martha Eaton in Plainf1eld Saturday afternoon. Frank Cooper or New Haven called on friends Saturday afternoon. AE Cooper formerly lived here for sever al years.
 Fire Company Called Out
 The Central Village Fire company was called to Sterling Hill Saturday afternoon, but the home of Mrs. Spen- cer Newton was nearly burned to the ground before they could get there, as the fire had been burning about two hours before they were notified. Charles Hopkins little daughter is III with scarlet fever.
 Eba Huntington Ill. E,ba Huntington, who recently re- covered from a serious attack of grop is again confined to his home having taken another severe cold. Miss Olive Dutton of Greeneville vis- tied Mrs. Howard Clarke Saturday.
 Fred Perkins. oldest son Of George Perkins is i'll with quinsy. Mrs: Charles Barber, who is spend ing the winter with relatives in Prov idence was at her home here Saturday. Mrs. Burril Franklin and grandson, Irving Franklin. returned Saturday to their home in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
BROOKLYN
Creamery Association ReeIects Officers George A. BoIIes Dead-church Supper.

George A. 5oIIes Dead-church Supper.
 The annual meeting of the Brooklyn Creamery was held last Saturday. The officers were reelected. R. B. Witter, president: w. R. Thurber, secretary and treasurer. - ....-
 Death of George A. RoIes. George A BoIles of Rochester, was a brother of Misses Alice and Jennie Bolles.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. John Miller is spending a week among friends in New York state.
 Mrs. Hugh Mason is in Washing ton, D. c.
 MT. Burgess and family have re- turned to the hotel
 N. A. Wittef of Providence visited his father George A. Witter, last Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. sprague Bard had for a visitor recently their son, Ern- est Bard of New York.
 Harry Lathrop and family have been spending a few days with Mrs Hathrop's parents, in Hampton.
 Misses Dorothy and Frances Mar Tor are visiting their aunt, Mrs. liar grasses in New York.
 Miss Mary Bassett Is spending a few weeks with her niece in Pom fret.
 MT. and Mrs T. D. Pond are spend Ing several weeks in Providence with their soh, Wallace L. Pond.
 12 to IS Below Zero.
 Tuesday morning the mercury fell to from F to 16 below zero.
 George A. Witter was in Boston last Saturday.
 The ladies of the Baptist church gave a super Friday evening, F'ebru- ary 18th.
 Stood High in Examinations.
 The following pupils of Stetson school District ' of Brooklyn, Miss Daisy L. Meyer, teacher, attained the Following high honors for their mid year examinations: History, Nettie Klein, 100 per cent; Martha Sino 90; Tony DeCarlo, 90: geography, Martha siero, 95; Nettie Klein, 99; Susie De- Carlo, 9s; Tony DeCarlo, 95; grammar, Martha Siero, Ss; Nettie Klein, 90; Susie DeCarlo 92; arithmetic, Elmer Hal1fors. 90: Martha Siero 100; spell Ing, Martha siero, 100; Nettie Klein, B6
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

were able to attend the valentine SUD- per which was given in the chapel by tho Young Peoples club. |, Mrs. E. o. Kent spent Saturday and Sunday in Providence.
 School in the Center was closed on Monday and Tuesday owing to the illness of the teacher, Miss l.. M. Og- den.
 Miss Vivian Stone of Clarks<cor spent the last weekend with W, L.,
 Teachers Meeting.
 A teachers meeting was held in the Centre school house Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Owing to the severe snow storm of Sunday the church services were omit ted.
 Judge W. H. Burnham is i'll with grip.
 Mrs. R, B. Pearle spent Wednesday in Scotland, the guest of Mrs. Chas. Brenn.
 Ralph Burchna1l. who has been con- fined to the house with grip is able to be out.
 Arthur E. Pearle has been confined to the house the past week with grip. Miss Ada Gill has returned from a few days visit at Henry Stones.
 Miss Josephine Congdon is able to attend high school after a few days illness.
 Grange Notes.
 Little River grange held an interest ing meeting in their hall last Friday night. The next meeting is the 25th. The subject, Everybody -go-to-Grange Night. With surprise program and supper.
 Tuesday, Feb. p, the usual holiday hours will be the schedule at the To- cal post office. The carriers will not make their trips
 Miss Marion Pell of Brooklyn, N. Y, IS the guest of Mrs. J. W. Cartwright. MT. Pell was in town over Sunday.
 The young people who have been re- hearsing for the play, Tommy's Wife. expect to stage if soon
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
NEIeHeoRs VISIT sENExET
Help Grange Celebrate Thirtiet1 An
 niversary-Gift of $10o.

Wednesday evening Senexet grange, No. 40, P. of H., celebrated its 30th anniversary. All the neighboring granges were invited and the exercises were public.
 . George H. Hamilton, master of the grange, had charge of the opening ex- ercises. Prayer was offered by Rev. T. A. Turner of Woodstock grange. An address of welcome was given by the master. The Senexet grange quartet Putnam grange were extended by Mrs w. J. Bartlett.
 Rev MT. Fuller of Abingdon re- sponded for Wolf Den grange and pre- sented a birthday cake to Senexet which was brought in decorated with 30 lighted candles.
 Dr. Joseph SpaIding gave a history of Senexet grange from It's beginning with 34 charter members down to the present membership of 96.
 Miss A. A. Prescott, teacher of music in the public schools, rendered most effectively a piano solo. Prelude in c Sharp Minor by Rachmaninoff; c. H. Potter, a charter member. presented additional facts in regard to the ear ly history of SeneXet
 Prof. Charles A. Wheeler of Connec- ticut Agricultural College and master of Quinebaug Pomona grange, spoke on Farmers of the Future. The lat ter part of the program was presided over by MT. Henry T. Child, who with Mrs. Child, were charter members and are the only ones of that number who are still members of SeneXet grange.
 Large delegations from Putnam and Wolf Den granges were present.
 After the exercises sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. The birthday cake was skilfully cut by Mrs. H. T. Child and distributed among those present.
 w. c. Child. treasurer cf Senexet, handed over to the grange a check one hundred dollars, the gift of a for mer member whose name was not given.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
CHAPLIN
Scouts Find a Few Traces of Gypsy Moths - Willinantic Man Buys Woodland.

The gypsy moth scouts, who are working in town, have found moths In one or two places. There are six scouts here. Five are boarding at George ". Ide's. They will be in town about g. week longer.
 Rev. H. c. Mcknight had a con- greg&tion of only four last Sunday.
 Michael Landeck lost a nice heffer the past week.
 Woodland Sold .. William H. Phillips of wiIlimantic has bought a large tract owned by Phares B. Griggs of South Chaplin, and is cutting the timber and wood
 F. w. Martin, conservator for Phares c. Griggs, has sold the William Hunt place. so-called, at South Chap lin, to a Polish family from New York, who are occupying the place.
 Below Zero Temperature.
 Chaplin has been having a sample of rugged New England winter weather this week. The mercury went to 25 below zero Tuesday morn ing and 20 or more below Wednesday morning.
 The board of relief will hold its last meeting at the town building Tuesday, Feb. 21st.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19

96TbYIH TIIS VVGWN~0bSnuy uS&h j On account of the storm Sunday the tSaaEntnS service at the Congregational kChuFch was held in the chapel. There Ewere 2f present. The Sunday school Twas omitted and the Lincoln day exer- Fcisfs will be held next Sunday. There Ewere 17 at the, c. K. meeting in the savenfng. but because of the small at- i1eadance the roll call and consecra- it1en service were postponed until i to. ,. EMes. Homer Wood. Julia Guild and sMArgery Sherman sang g. duet. , Services were omitted at St. PauPs church because of the storm Sunday. !. Miss Emily Lyman, who Is spending t11Ias FAGrs Andrew Metzger, is at home for Ia few days while Mrs Metzger is wis., Atfng friends in Pawtucket, R. I. Guest from California. Miss Irzna Heath of Pasadena, Cal, l4s spending a week. with the Misses The women's Missionary society will meet with Mrs. w. F. Maine on
 Mrs Bessie Maynard Woodman and little son, Keeney, of Waterford are guests of Mrs. Geo. Keeney. Twenty-four members of the Bap itist C. E. society of Willimantic had a sleighride through the Windhams Thursday evening and stopped at the
  c. E. society.
 Mrs. G. A. Stalker is visiting friends in New York.
 Harriet Guild entertained Miss Ta- ber of Scotland over Sunday.
 Tuesday morning was the coldest in q long time, the thermometers ranging from IA to p below degrees in vari- rious parts of the town. Will Attend Norwich Banquet
 Several Windham men, members of the Wifiimantic board of trade are planning to attend the chamber of commerce banquet in Norwich Mon day evening. Miss Miriam Woodberry, secretary of the Woman's department. Congre- eational Home Missionary society of New York, will give an address in the chapel Monday evening.
 The men of the Congregational church arc planning for a chicken pie supper.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer F. Wood en- tertalned number of young people at their Eome Wednesday evening" Games and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Jitney Tea.
 Miss Emma Larrabee gave a iitney tea Wednesday afternoon for the ben eft of the Woman's Missionary so- ciety.
 Clerks Sieighinq Party.
 The clerks in Fl. C. Murray's Boston ride Tuesday evening with dinner at the Bingham house and on Thursday evening the girls in the telephone eX- change followed their example.
 Miss Lerion Fay is entertaining a friend from Massachusetts.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
RIPLEY HILL
Rev. R. H. Sherman Improving
 Greene -Ridder Marriage.

Mrs. Lawrence Sherman of Bran ford is on the hill, assisting in the care of R. IF Sherman.
 Lawrence Sherman of Branford was at his home over Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Greene attended the funeral Of MT. Greene's sister, Mrs. Fish of Mansfield.
 Mrs. Fred White and little child returned home from a private hospi- tai yesterday, where Mrs. White has been for the past month.
 Rev. R. H. Sherman, who has been i'll for the past two weeks, is tmprUv- ing slowly.
 Greene-Ridder.
 Francis Greene of Ripley Hln and Miss Grace Ridder of South Coventry, were married Friday morning, the 11th taking a short wedding trip to the groom's brothers John Greenes in Putnam.
 Mrs. A. G. Rowley Is i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
POMFRET CENTER
Wolf Den Grange Carries Birthday Cake to Senexet Grange Anniver- s.rv

Arthur T. Grosvenor has been at tending the automobile show in Hart ford this week.
 Everett E. Brown attended the meet ing in Hartford of the State Fairs as- sociation and meeting of State Grange deputy and incidentally saw Lou Tel lengen playing in the King of Mo- where.
 Thirty members of Wolf Den grange attended the thirtieth anniversary of Senexet grange. The Wolf Den grange took along a birthday cake with 30 candles for Senexet grange. Rev. Frank Fuller, the chaplain. made a presentation speech.
 Mrs. P J. Scott and Miss Eleanor Scott are ill.
 sleighing parties are on the pro- gramme.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
EAST KILLINGLY

Dr. c. E. Hill spent the week end in Hartford.
 Ernest Burton has moved to Put nam.
 Mrs. William Yare was the guest on Wednesday of relatives in anielson.
 Mrs. A. 2. Sayles and son, Ernest, of North Scituate. visited relatives and friends here Friday and Saturday.
 Frank Wood moved to Danielson Wednesday.
 Mrs. w. B. Smith and son, Raymond. have been guests of friends In Provi- dence this week
 Irving French, Jr, was in Providence Tuesday.
 Miss Nellie M. Chase was absent from her work Monday on account of illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
ASHFORD
Young Men Occupy Lake Cottage
 Burial of Esther Young Moth Scouts Leave.


 MT and Mrs Frank Dickey of Prov idence. spent a few days recently with Mrs Dickey's sister. Mrs. John Eth ridge, at the Eastford house.
 Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mrs. E. S. Keith called on friends in Union last Thursday. Miss Catharn Perry, teacher at North Ashford, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Edgar Bosworth.
 Teachers Meeting.
 The monthly Teachers meeting was held at the Center school Friday aft ernoon. There were no services in either church Sunday on account of the bad storm.
 Walked to Lake.
 Ernest Lewis, Walter Frost and Bella Gyurkovics walked to Crystal lake last Saturday through the snow storm and spent the night in Charles Tatcm's cottage. They came back in time for Sunday school Sunday morning, but as 1t was so stormy there wasn't any Sunday school.
 Scouts Move On.
 The gypsy moth scouts have finished their work in this town and have gone to Ashford. They have been here for a number of weeks. Burial of. Esther Young.
 The body of Esther Young, only daughter of John and Mabel Young of North Wildham, was brought here for burial Wednesday afternoon. WINDHAM co ow Maf6
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
DAYVTLLE

Miss Edna Aver spent the week end in Sterling.
 Frank W. Bennett visited his son, Merrill K. Bennett at Brown universi- ty, Providence, Sunday
 AIT. and Mrs. Saibin S. Russell spent Sunday in Mystic, Miss Ethel Fish returning with them for a visit.
 Miss Abbie AcKenna of Mechanics vile is with her sister, Mrs Benjamin Cogswell for a visit.
 The supper served in Columbia hall by, the Catholic ladies of this place was very successful.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Tourists Start South-lce Harvesting
 Nearly Completed.

The meeting of the w. C. T. U. will be held this (Saturday) afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. J. Holman.
 Sixteen degrees below zero was the record here Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. E. J. Holman, Mrs. w. H. Hall and daughter. Frances, left Wednes- day for Pinehurst, s. C., where they expect to be at the Holly inn for the next few weeks.
 Miss Dorothy AIacfarlane was home from Wethersfeld for the week-e
 Homer N. Neil, Jr., left Monday for the south, expecting to be gone until June.
 The Perry Ice Co. resumed their cut ting Wednesday and if the weather holds good will get their supply this week
 The camelia was carried from Japan to France by a missionary named Kamel
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
BOLTON
Enjoyable Dance Given in Hall bS
 Hartford Summer .Residents.

There was no service in thesConre- gationaI church last Sunday.
 Charles N. Loornis and Miss Adelia N. Loomis attended the meeting of East Central Pomona No. in East Hartford Wednesday.
 Mrs. Jennie L. Bolton and son Les lie Bolton of Hartford, who spent their summers in town, gave dan te in Bolton hall last Saturday evening". Ly- mans four-piece orchestra furnished music. Frederick S Doane, was prompter. Sandwiches, coffee and ice cream were served. A party of Is couples came on a sleighride from North Manchester
 Mrs. J. L. Bolton, Leslie Bolton and Walter Brady of Hartford spent Sun day with Miss Anna B. Post
 The attendance in the IooRl schools Monday was small.
 William B. Trowbridge.spent Sunday in Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
STERLING

The teachers of the town attended a teachers meeting in Norwich Friday of last week.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. B. church held a special meeting at the home of Mrs. B. A. Bishop Wednes- day afternoon at 2.30.
 Mrs. W. W. Vaughn has been the guest of Mrs Amos Schaffer of Back Bay and Mrs. Edawrd J. Thompson of Mattapan, Mass, the past week.
 The Epworth league prayer meeting was held Thursday evening in the ves- try of-the.M. sE. church.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-19
SOUTH KILLNCLY

Master Philip B. Gendreau has been visiting his grandparents in Danielson.
 c. E. Child of Putnam was a visitor at The Cakes Friday.
 There were no services at the church Sunday on account of the storm
 It is expected that Leonidas Spaul- ding of the Boston Bible school will speak at the church next Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. P. H. Coffey entertain ed Neva Barlow and Byron Place Sum- day.
 Mrs. P. c. Bliven entertained her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Gates, of DanieIson over Sunday
 Friends of Herbert Drew of Olney- vile, R. l., are sorry to learn of his impaired health. Mir. Drew was a. res- ident of this place for several years