Webster Whispers

After a three weeks' vacation, Mr. Tay McColl has returned to Knoxville, Tenn., where he has beeu teaching for a nuuiber of ears. Miss Steptoe. who has been spending a few wefks w th her brother's familv , who reside at the "Tip" Phelps' place, Will return this week to her home in üeiroit Mr. Richards of Detroit, is to give an entertainment at the M. E. church, Tuesilay evening, Jan. ltt. Mr Richards has been here bef ore. and his enen aiiimt-nt was spoken of as being thorouglily good. On ediiesilay evening, Jan. 20, there will be given a New Englmd supper it the residenee of Wm E. Bo.den, fc r the benelit of the Oongregational chur-h (.'ome on cmne all Everyone will be wt-lcome as usual. i he ia mers Club met last Saturday at the residence of James Wing. There was a good a lendance, and all pr. - iHHMiced it a ve y enj yable time, 'the nvite ■ guets w ■ e Ir. and Mis. Plait of t e Pittsfield Club. Mr. and Mrs. mi.h of tne a em ■ lub, also Mr. and Mis. (j. A l'e'ers ..nd danghter May, i ra J. W W lliams and danghter audQ. It was thri uinual meeting of the i lub and th ■ follnwingollicers were elec 'd for the ensuing year: Georgn t rrill pes dent; Wm. Halt, vice pre - ;dent; John uning treasun r; K. O. Reeve cor. sijc"y Airs. Henry Queal, ree. sec'y. The ■ lub has been invi ed to meet with Wm. Smith, who lives two or three miles west of Huds m. They acceped the invitation anu the next meeting will be held at that place Feb. 13.