Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-13
LEDYARD.
Grange confsrs Desress-lra D. Mains Estate s17,ooo-Big Red4TaiIed Hawks Trapped.

Miss Ann Reynolds of Providence is staying at the Reynolds homestead. A dance was held at the residence of Jacob Will on Friday evening. Over I eighty were present, many coming from Mystic.
 James H. Belden, an expert trapper. captured two red-tail hawks Tn one trap during the last week. Both were very large, one measuring over four feet.
 Interesting Grange Meeting. Ledyard grange worked the first and second degrees on a class of eight Saturday evening. This grange con tinues to grow and is in a flourish ing condition. Woodbury O. Rogers, worthy master, and Jacob Gallup, ov- erseer, and Mrs. Gallup, of Norwich grange. were present and spol'e in be- half of the order. The lectui -''s hour in charge of Miss Colver was very interesting. Senator William I. Allyn read an able paper on Good Roads, as did Mrs. Ursula Avery on Buds. Clip pings on Telephones were read by Mrs. W F. White and John M. Gray; a paper entitled The Call of the Country by Mrs Matte Gray; a humorous se- lection. Aunt Patience, was read by Miss Fannie Lamb; also selection by Miss Julia Gray. The question box was in charge of Samuel E. Hold ridge on The Needs of the Farm. Those who took part were Sisters Mrs. Charles Korn, Alice Baudro and Mrs. Asa Sheldon, and Brothers w. F. White. Charles BabcocK. Conrad Kin ney, Joseph E. Holdridge. Theo Avery. Charles A. Gray and Joseph Clark. The grange will work the third and fourth degrees at the next meeting March 20.
 Miss Lulu Selzer. who has been in Norwich the past winter. is enjoying a vacation at her home here.
 Rev W. F. White delivered an elo- uuent sermon on Sunday morning the subject being Peter Tarries at Jappa with Simon the Tanner. There was a good sized audience present. Next Sunday morning several will unite with the church
 Samuel L. Lester a member of the Third company. who attended the in, auguration in Washington, returned home Sunday morning. Mir. Lester was well pleased with his trip.
 Mrs Isaac G. Geer and Miss Flor enee Geer. who have been sick the past week. are a little better
 Main Estate s14,ooo.
 Newton Maynard, son of Frank G. Maynard. is i'll with pneumonia.
 Russell Gallup of this town and George A. Pendleton of North ston- ington. appraisers of the estate of the late Ira D. Main, have finished their work The estate inventoried about s14,0o0, which will be divided among his nearest relatives, he leav- ing no will.
 James B. Gray has been clearing a piece of woodland. He is getting it ready to set out peach orchard this spring.
 Dr. Edwin W. Case was taken on Friday to the Brewsters Neck f1ospit- al for treatment A few years ago he had a good practice in this place, owning a house and farm here, but now it is all gone.
 Local lettings.
 Mrs Adam Larrabee and daughter Miss Alice, have returned home after a weeks visit with Mrs. Larrabees sister, Mrs. Russell Gallup.
 Mrs. Luther C. Gray is visiting rel atives in Moosup
 Mir and Mrs. Enos M. Gray were Mystic callers Tuesday.
 Luther c. Cray was business call- CT in Gurleyville Tuesday.
 Joseph CasWeH has purchased fine pair of horses.
 Henry Gallup is moving to the Leu scher farm, which he recently pur- chased