Gleanings

From the Local Press

Mrs. D. O. Hoyt and Mrs. Nettie J. Praddex and Mrs. Richard LaCoss of Rudsboro spent last Friday in South Woodstock, Vt., with Mrs. May Chapin, having a delightful ride over the new road over Quechee Gulf and the foliage was wonderful and at night when returning a hard snow storm met us and followed us home snowing all night and about 4 or 5 inches fell making it seem very much like winter.

Snow all gone Monday.

Harry Swasey carried Albert Wheeler to Lyme recently to fix horses teeth.

Albon Powell was at his home Sunday.

Donald LaCoss and lady from New York spent Thanksgiving in Rudsboro with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis La- Coss.

C. W. Coburn was quite poorly last week.

In December D. E. Cobleigh will be at the console and early in 1935 Miss Charlotte Lockwood, very prominent lady organist, is to visit Hanover and prove to the college and community that the sphere of organ playing is not by any means confined to the stronger sex.

Roy Gould with Connecticut parties were through this territory last week buying cows.

The one act play entitled "The Lyme Center Baby Show" will be given Friday, November 23 in Academy Hall. Come if you want to have a good laugh and see the cute babies that we have here at Lyme Center.

SOUTH ROAD

Well, how about South Road? It is raining at this writing and I say let it come. We got here first. One man asked another man, "how long have you lived here?" "Well," he replied, "you see those hills over there? "yes" the man replied, "well they were there when I came here to live."

The Willing Workers held a party at Martin Pierce's Saturday night and about 50 were present. About the same amount of cake was left over, as usual, and a jolly good time was had by all present.

S. W. Currier butchered two fine spring pigs Monday. Sam Abbott did the butchering and they can't beat Sam if he is 82 years old.