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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-09-03

Sion will h, H>:-;I. Suggestions should
be Sent u Capt. VIM. f. Gonzales
secretary and treasurer, Columbia. be-
fore November l. 1909.
c. Irvine Walker,
Chairman;
T. J. Moore,
c. 4. Reed,
J. G.. Richards, T.,
VIM. F. Gonzales,
Sec. and Treas.
Papers of State please copy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-09-03
STATE OF SOUTH CARIILNA,
County of NeWberry.

Bv Frank NJ. Schumpert, Esquire
Probate Judge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Salbci fir Saar'S nnfcln.

Die Socc, Snl6ei 5llr 8ieberGer,
ileuiuhg Der 6orbe oeS Soores 81 be.
nirben, lit nid)t neit. l%tniere @roi.
eItern beniBten rSalbei.5 bee," nm
;br Soar 0unfel mo gl1n5eno sl er.
6nltcn. @crn lire Snare ousiielen,
triibtcn lie Salbei nb unb bcnubtcn
ben abguB oapon ais 8egenmitteI.
Sclte brolld)cn mir bies nidrt mcbr
81: tbul. Sild)ti8e Gbemifer perrid
ten Dies jett fiir ms. 8ir nerlan.
gen beiite Gcren Erobuft: ,0pet6
Gage ono Snlpbur," Solbei mo
Shiueiel in riftiger St1rfe entbol.
tcno. 2lae glrten apotbefen iiibret
e5 fiir soc. mo 500 Die 1loid,e.
ODER es miro oireft gegcn ginienouu1
bes preiies u~erinnot bon Der Wuet6
Chemical So, n GortIonot. CTR. e.,
Nelp-Derf Gitp.
BUM 8erfaui uno empfobIen BON
ser ,Heao Grug 60" GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Seine neue SarifreUiiiun.


Ter 6abritontens@erbo mill BON
Der Girleitung elmer agitation 81
iGrer 6erbeifiibruug uitta miiien.
Nem Wort, If. 9touember. -
ErGiibeut Sobn GirbD, jun, pom Der
yNationol @liiocintion Of WonuIac-
turerS" gob geitcrn ole beitimmte Grs
tIdrung ob, ooB BON oieier &ereini.
gung feinc nrue Gun1pagne ODER N9is
totion sur Serbeifiibrung elmer meite'
rem Hepiiion qeplont pcroe. Sn
ben lcbtcn Sugen itn0 pcrlfieoenen
3eitungen IN alien Sunnestbeilen ges
nrllfte GirtuIore nit Der Mittbeilung
5uge9angelL, OoB Elm iolher Sdritt
Qeplant iperbe. Gle Girfulore iporell
rIid)t lmter5eituet tllo Eraiibent Sir
bp lieB i6neu nuilmebr ein Huulos
idreiben NIT ser Wittbeilung iolgerL
Dab Die perbreiteteu Nngoben iolid)
1tt0 irrefiibreno leien. nGte Hotlos
Hol Niiociution Of Manufacturers
lit Qoll5 entitteoeu geaen cine Nie-
hererlpcdun9 ser Iorii. Ngitotion",
in0te Scrr airbp. Sic Carthage
muroe pom GongreB erleoigt unO je'
Der 8eriud, lie n~eueroin9S %auf5urol.
len, miiBte Die @ei6GftSmelt beullrll-
bigen mo Die Tiitfebr Der Eroiperi,
t1t p~er5ogern. gerid)te, Die uhlerer
@creini9iina ppri ibren 5000 Oitgiie-
bern aus alien 2moestbeiIen 5ugil,s
oelt, ibln our, ooB Elm ltetiger mo
oeiunOer NufldDunq im @eihofte 5ll
uer5eihncn lit. GS lit jeoer 8etpeis
oofiir uorbanoen, oaB mir am Ius-
oanaspuufte elmer lleiien Heriooe 10.
tionoler YroiperitGt iinn. Gieler Git
Ituno lit iebr niinid)enspertb uno
pon h0hIter 8coeutling, uift nrr titr
ouS gan5c 9ono I'M Iu9emetnen, lor'
bern aud fiir ieoen Arbeitgeber nno
Irbeiter. Cine Gorii.Hepiiiou fam
pbnc 9eunrubierng Der @eidofts-
freiic nid)t ourhgefiibrt rueroeii. I'D
CLAUDE, mir batten genilg oapon, mo
ais Tabritanten 6eiteben mir ooronf,
OoB Der nere 5orii crit reiflid or
probt meroen ioIl. che Die ggitation
iiir cine obermolige 8erdnOernng er-
lleltert miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
@nHcrmangel DcruriadJt @ctricbSs
G~initclnna.

W obonop Situ ga, #. Nop.
8oiiermongel, ser ourd oic on
rouernoG 3rodcubeit I'M Wo6aloD.
Sbcnanooob. Sbal peruriadt milroe.
lit Den Soblengruben iebr binocrlidl
ltto cine Iu5abl berielben bat ge-
ldlloiIcn meroen miiiicll. lin ole Be
tricbseinItellung BON iiinf Der gr0B-
ten &%oblcnmerfe Der ,Eb~ilooelpbio
& Heooing Gool & Sron So" IN
S%tcnan0oab 5u oerbilteil. bat Der
Stnotrotb Die @aiier5uiubr bier BE-,
idnittcrL oonit oieies fir Die aeiiel
III 0cll aoblcrlperfen benitbt nerben
tcnn. Webrere 3iige nit qroBen &c.
bGltern Iolen 0as @aiier boler, aud)
luerOcn arteiiihe 9rlmnen aebobrt,
nm 9l9hiilic 81 id)oiien. Tie Grit
id)oiten aibluno, Sbenonooab, Sir.
orouillc, Biaiom 9enn lmo Centre.
liz miiiiCt iih pro log nit eiltcm
9oiierporrntb, Der iorlit nui 5pei
Stunoen bere6net mar, 5uirieoen ge-
ben mo limo bel Goft ohne Sfus
gtgeu tScuers9eiobr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Imelic Ct. Iean's Ipb.

Sail &iper, Moii., If. Nop.-
Gle Gr5tlid)c lln%tcriltdmia oeS oui-
gc'utoenen &opic3 pou Nmelic ct.
1cou aus Mocniodct, DEM Spfer Der
Siocrton.1 rog0Oie, bat 9tiftS Don
Ecrittlihcm @ertbe 81 3dge gef0r.
bert. Is ianocn iid) an Dem SCOPE
fclne Au5eidcn BON @ewolttbot Der
&opf ideint nit elmer Edge pom
&unlpi obaetrcnnt morbe1 81 ieiil,-
SIN elmer bon Dem ocs MoroeS nngc.
l!oqten ariutcrboftor Sia be5eihnc.
len Stellc hot cin biciiacr Roli5iIt
mcbrerc S%dmnfinfen geluloen, Die
ei1cntbum Don Nnlelie ct. Sean M.
rC1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Tiinf Sabre 3udJtbaus fir 8id)arb.
inn.

EittSburg, 90, #. Nou. -
IopiO ). &i6uroion gr.Gaiiirer Der
bontcrottcn Cosmopolitan NotionoI-
&onf," Der tiir5lih iduloig bcfutOen
morOen mar, iolide 9erid)tc ilber bic
&crioiiung ser 9nnf critattet 81 bo.
brn, lit beute 81 iiini Snbreu BIN
ncS 3ltd)thara in 9copcumorth SIS,
rom Nidtcr Orr int 9unoeStrciSgc.
riht ucrlrrtbeiIt worocn. HidJnro.
iGn'S 9(nuolt Mil gcruiul0 einle1cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
stiftmna Der Irnu HuNca saoc.

&ohelter N,sOy II. Noucmbcr.
- 6ruu elmer Blair, Er6iiOcutin
hcr nNcm.Nort Stotc 6c0Crotion oi
@omcn'S Clubs" Ole bier ihrcn Gon-
rent obb1lt. mudt betnmt OoB 6roll
NuIica Sage $4,000 Der oStotc- Sc
orrution" inter Ger @ornla Ictrn1
gcgcbcn bnbc, Dab bic 6eocrotion
$t2,5 800 ouibringt; i'll mcldcr 3cit
YIetcrcS ol0Jtiiibreu lit, lit niht an.
8cgcbcn. Ter 3mcd bcS @eidJcnfcN
1T, cinen 6ouo iiir Die 6eocrotion 5l
ihoiicn oil3 Incident Die Nltagabcn
ton @Comtcr bcitrittcu mCrocn t0n-
nn mr0 Elm Stipenoilm il ciuem
Gruum GolIcA deAriinoct mcrocn
tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
WcfGlidItc N%nnfnuten.

Ncmburgb, ~ #. Non. -
Nier lit cin iml8er &toIicner, Nntonio
Giolicri, mcId)cr mehrcre falite 81.
rnb S5.Hoten nom Scr Sorte ollSge.
gebcn bottr, Die icit mebrercn NO
lotcn III GROCER 3obl in 9onteu uto
&GOcn %cinlouieL ucrDoitct uno oelI
gunOeabeD0rocu iibcruntportct nor.
0tn. Die Notcn iinO ihled)t undlGc'
moft; iic ioGcn in 3toIicn bergeIteat
icin mo bier iiir $25 pro 100 per.
touit wcrOen. Dad iciner 8erboi-
thug mari @olieri cine Sono poll
iNlihc Notcn olf Die StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
G%aunoiid)r Yarlamcnts NitsIicocr
in @cfahr.

ct. 3obM q. g., If. Nopember.
- Obalcit orci ShIoiWaggons uno
cilt SpciiemoJgon ocS Mottreol'Gr-
prcB5uaes orf Ser y3ntercoIOniuI
Sobn" cntalciiten unO III Den @rdbct
itiirjten, oIS Der Bug an cine gebro'
dime Sficnc fam, mar bic ein5ige
Ecriou, meld)e uerIebt muroe, ein
Eortcr, Der lid ourd 8ldsipIittcr
@uuoen 5u5og. Ter llniaa crcia
llcte lid f%iint5ig Meilen meitlit BON
Campbell olli Der 6nbrt BON 9aIiior
nod Montrcal un0 unter Den Eniia.
gieren bcionoeu lid mebrerc Yarlo-
mentSnlitglieoer ans Den Hropin5cn,
tic no6 Sttamo iobren molten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Nute!aafte brubenber 8cfabr ents
rDnncit.

9tlonto, So, If. Gopcm6er,-
Gm Sotel @inoior Clifton oabier
cnt1ingeu iriib NiorgclS uierji9
@Gite nit Miibe oen @ritidcn ourh
Marldl Der Don eiuent 6eller III benz
nube 9elegcncn @iiteridrppen Der
,.@citcrn uno 9Itlantic. 9abn" aus III
COS SoteI emorong. las SoteI liz
m,r fIein, lpor aber nit @aiten iiber'
iiiut, Die 9etommeu maren, nm Die
&utonlobil &cnnen 81 icben. Web,
rcre BON ben @1itcn moren bciuiiBts
los, ais lie BON Der Seuerpebr ans
iprcn 9etten ge5errt mnroen. Ter
mnterieIle Stooen betragt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Tampfcr Scmolirt aanalidleuic.

Sault tie. Marie, Did,
ii. Iopein6cr. Ter Gampier
,Nioac =. Gamooo" runnte ooS o6ere
IEor Der Yoe ShIeuie i'm SauIt &c.
Iiorie.aouol an, ocnlolirte Den lilo.
liden 6lii0cl oes Chores uno nlod]tc
mobrideinIit Ole grOBe SdIeuie iiir
DEN Helt oieier Soiion unbroud)bor.
SIC Sdiiiobrt miro ieood nitt I'M.
tcrbrod)en wcrOeL on iowobl Ole
cnnooiihe, mic Die 8eieel. Shleuie
out S6iiieu sur 9eriiigiing iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
acin ncurr Strife in Gittsburs.

EittSburg, pa, If. Dion,
Cos @eriidt, ooB Elm nelier Strife in
ben .Frciico Steel Gar @orfs" aus
tred)cn meroc, bat lid nif)t bemubr,
bcitct. ,Oifcnbor iino bic mebrcrc
GauicnsS arbeitcr iHhSer 3abrif 5u>
iricocu nit oen ieit Dem lceten gros
Ben Strife beitcbenoen TerbGltniiien,
lno tein Nn3eidDcu bon uellcn Wirren
IT, 81 bemerfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Gingcidymusscltc Gbincicn abeeiaht.

ct. 9ouiS, Mo. If. Nopember
49, Sicr Gbincicn. Inelde olS Saul
nlnnnsgiiter" in Canada mo Die Ser.
Stoaten eingridnuggcIt worocn wa
rclL ml;r6cn bcute in oen bieiigen
DaroS Der y@aboib 9abn" in einenl
6radltmoggon %geilnOen. Sic iogten
scr Holi5ei. iie ieien i'll WoutreoI,
Can, in Den @agson ge6roft nor
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
&nhn1cicaidGitcu urrluciacrn Subn-
|Crhuhnnn.

Gbjcoqo. SIT. If. Nopcmbcr.
&r Den @uhn0ircftoricn miro erfl1rt,
oob gcgeumortig Den 9%ubnorbeitern
friuc 2obncrb0blmg 9epabrt merOen
Uiiroc, uuo lie crmortetcn heSpegen
cilh tciucn crnitlidcu (r1tbcl. Die
GcrbCrmGcu Der 9eute iCien gu elmer
rrgclcgcucu 3eit, in Der iid gcrooc
biz @abncn BON elmer qeihditliden
Tcprciiiou crbolen, gcitcIlt. Die Gius
uabnten ntiiBtCn iiir }uuVriiitmA Der
@ubncu %perluonOt mctOcn, mo2 itnr
Dor cincm Sabre bittc Qcidcbcn
ioQCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Glitanieno SIBner itarben 1slam-
meufuo.

Sutd N 0 H. aS., If. Iopy -
Glitouieno 9iibner erlitten Iette9io d)t
olrdJ Die @%indiderung oes gtabliiie.
ments Der nllniteo StoteS 9oding
&C." onhier oen Slanmentoo. Ser
%erluit betragt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Rcaiernna perIicrt.
aIoge geeen Die .. & C..9a6n me-
gen WibadJtune be3 9uftbremieu.
@eieses obgepieien.

EittSbur9, ga, II. Nopem.
Der. - Sn Der 9lngeiade Der Hegie.
rlrtg gegen Die Baltimore & Ohio.
Giienbobn nobel Die genunnte gobn
beihuIbigt Miro, 3iiee oltf IteiIen
Streden fubren SIT IaIien, obne oob
Die @aggonS NIT elmer 9euiiqenoeu
Nu5obl 2nftbremien oeriebcn Iino,
oerfiigte Ridtrr Orr pom 9unocS.
GtltrittSgeridt bellte cine Abiueiilm9
Der aIuge. lie &lage lit Die eritc Ole.
ier 9lrt, Die ie BON Der 8egieruig all.
geitrenat nirbe, un0 Oie bonn Sc.
rift gciGllte GntIheiolmg beieitiet
mn ale llngemiBbeit Der 3miiden-
itnatItfcn &ertebrs=@ ommiIiion iiber
getpiiie llntlarbeiten oeS IN Srage
itebcnoen 0eieteS. Der SOL miro
Dem @unOeS.S bergerift sur i6lieB.
litJcu GutiheiOuug uorgeIegt merben,
mo eS miro geiagt, OaB nah Grleoi.
Qung oeiielben Elm neue8 @eieB ent-
morfeH miro. tbs gegeumGrtige be
itinmt, ooB rs Rro8ent Der @oggon5
nit Der 2otomotipe 6urd, 2ilftbrems
iCt u%erbun0en iein miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Die Guaranteeing i'm Cftubcr.
5S,Si2 Gmigrouten Io1tgtcu in Nclp.
Dort olL oorunter 3493 aus
Geutihlono.

SJOil ulL pul lHllCl DfJD ulS
T%eittiflono.
u en- : Oorf, #. Nonember. -
Die Stntiittfen fiber Ole i'm M6ttot
Sttober i'm Sofen bon 9ten.9ort cin-
getroffenen g%iniponoerer ergebcn,
boB i'm abgelaufenen Monot 56,S12
ais Ginuunoerer floiiifi5irte Herios
tlen eingetroffen iino, bon meld)en
europa 54,101 l~ieferte. Die euro
p0iihe @inponoerung beItono aus
33,539 E%erlenen mdnnlihcn uuh 20
562 Terlonen meiblifen @eihledtea.
Bon ben tu Sftober eingetroifenen
Gintpon0erern maren 10,122 Gerlos
nen bereits friiber in ben 0ereinig.
ten Staoten gerpeien. StoIien lie.
ierte Den groBten Rro3entiaB Scr Gins
mdnocrung nit 1926 Herionen,
1912 mdrmlih uno 1854 lpeiblih.
SeItreif l~ieierte 1888 Ginmoltocrer,
1854 mlnrlid) mo 31t9 meiblid /;
Gus llngorn fomen 7i43 Gerionen,
1896 mGnulid] uno 2247 meiblid ;
Geutihlano l~ieierte 1893 Gcrionen,
1894 m1nnlid) uno 1889 iueiblid.
Nus 8uBIano fGnten 5733 Herioncn,
1882 m1unlid) uno 2551 meiblid,,
aus Der Shmei5 372, 1911 mGnnli6
uuo 1871 mei6lid); aus 8riehenlono
2t37, 1867 mdnnlidy lnb no ruci6.
lid; aus Der Siirfei 2093 Berioncn
2003 m1nnlid) uno 80 iueiblid); aus
@nelono 1867 YerioncnL 1896 mdnl-
lid mo 1851 meibltdl; aus rSrlano
1883, 1899 mGnnlid) nno 1884 neib-
lid; aus Sfottlonb 1856, 797 m0nns
lid ul1o 500 meiblif. Srlono mar
BON olen Sauoern ooS ein5ige, mel
Dies mebr peiblife ols m1nlllhe
Ginpouoerer lieierte, @ried)enlnno
uno Die Siirfei lieferteu Den gertngs
item Ero5entioB Der bol0en Weiblid).
felt.
3rbn Sabre 3udJtbans fir Intoraier.
sacramento 0, Gal., If. 9too.
- Hifter Sugbes hat geltern III tSol.
ionl CLAUDE 8ooo, Der oeS 1oot'
ldlaes ibllIoie geiproden mar, neil
er i'm Auguit i. j. Smitb aui Der
Niperiioe.R oao nit ieinem automobiI
ilberiobren inib getootct botte, 5u
,cbn Sqbren 3ufibauS pe%rurtbeilt,
oic Snboitirung @oobs o6er oui
Hrobejeit inter Der 9eoin0una ilta-
%pcnoirt, onB berielbe inonotlid $2j
5itm llnterbalt Der iiini ainber bel
tra9t, melde burd) Smitb'S Zoo
'rdterlos gemoroen iino.
Eiitrifts.G ommiHar 9eit Sanft al.
@ai biugtom Z. g., #. Nor.
- 5cnrp 6. @eit iiDermittelte 6eutc
Dem Erdiioenten 5aIt ieine Hliailo.
ton als Genlmiiidr oes Iiitritts So
luntbid. CT ,u,troe Dor iieben 1Sab.
rem pom Br1iioenten Nooiepelt SIT
Dem Tmte ernannt uno mill iest ieine
Ibdtisfeit ais Soirnaliit in 8oib-
iiigton lpieoer auincbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Wu Die Tamcn.

Sunae Snnen, ipel6e mooerne S6neioerflinfi
iein, Wobil iih oalir 8u lrenben. Gle brunheII
iinr bel 3rf. VI. SubsrS, ar. J02, sseli. cara.
tgpa.Sttafe, pcr5ufpreben, ibren Gameu ais
hid Der iorieei6rittenften W,elboCe Gle Ct,
h1lieil nnBerbem griinoliden llntertlht In
Inlbnetoen. Se1r IibernIe 9eoingunaen. -
6n, W. Snbers, Rr. 3U2. Get.e arniusass ctr.
(Sept2-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Sunntaesbat fir @ilmiustuu.

WiImingtom II, Gel, II. Ron.
"a Ole ,2am nlb Srocr Soeietp"
Gle 9lntiinoigung erloiien bat. DOB
lie n16iten Counting nit Der 0nrd)-
i:ibrung Der SonntagsidlieBumgs-
8eiese beginner pcroe, baben per
lG,ieoene 8eihditsleute, Die ouruntter
idmer 81 leioen b1tten. beid)Ioi'eL
Gle SeriaiiutssmoBigfcfit beS De
ittes oli3uiehten. gs oerlautet, oeB
lleliser bon @iScreme- uno Gigarrcn'
@Gben ni6t oie2lbiidt baber, lire 8e'
iNoite am Sonlttag i'll iblicBen, ion.
bern oieielben oiien bolten lperoer,
I'm einen 3eitiaL 81 ihafien. 6olis
Gle Sonutogs- tSonotifer am n1titen
Gonntag hire 9lbiidt wirflidl mlsiiib'
ren iolIten, Oaml miro Die Toli5ei
enc Wenge Don @erbnitsbeieblen
oils5uiiibren 6aben.
Sermiidlte t%elearapbiide SepeidJcn.
gnnoes%i enator Ilorid) Don
Tbooe Sslanb reoete geitern Dor Dem
@anfiers.Glub in Oes Woines. So.
Gud BORT mar oieSraae iiber 5inan3.
rno G%ourant- Heform iein 5bema.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12

FGiie 5nr Neiic in's NnsIano be-
iurat 6. Mainr, Wr. 413, Cit.@nlti.
mOreitraRe, nabe Gmitom Spmie gyr.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
PENDLET0N HILL.
Visit from State oporteur-Items
 Chiefly Personal.

Rev. MT Newton, the state colpor- teur was through this place last Sat urday in the interest of the Ameri- can Baptist Publication society Mir. Newton has been holding meetings in the Williams district. Rev. MT. Adams will continue this work by holding a weekly meeting there.
 Miss Louise Thompson spent last week in Westerly and North Stoning- ton.
 Albert Clark of Westerly is at M O. Chapman's.
 Misses Carrie Ryder and Edythe Cook were in attendance at the teach CTS institute in Providence last Thurs day and Friday.
 Mrs. Eliza beth Thompson and her daughter Miss Maud. were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. James Brooks in Jewett City.
 Roscoe Miner spent Thus-sday with his sister. Mrs. B. c. Palmer.
 Mrs. Betsey Clark Brown was vis- itor of a few days at NJ o. chapmans last week She returned home Sun day.
 Carey E. Maine is visiting in Bol-
 MT. Campbell and Mrs. Wilcox of Westerly were at Mrs. James Cook 2 on business last week.
 Mrs. Asher Chapman. MT and Mrs. Harry R. Mitchell and son Carl of Westerly, attended church on Sunday and were dinner guests of M. o. Chap man and family.
 Peleg Slocum of Westerly and Thompson Slocum of West Hartford were at the Palmer homestead on Sat urday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
MoNTvILLE.
Odd Fellows Roll CaIl-Religious and
 Personal Interests.


 The supervisor of the Montville schools will begin his work here soon. Miss Bessie Hurlbut is the guest of relatives in New London.
 The Odd Fellows hold their roll call Tuesday evening, some forty being here from New London.
 Church Interests.
 The Christians Strength was the subject of the sermon at the Union Baptist church, Sunday morning, No- vember q: Bible school followed, Miss Alice Hooper superintendent. The union meeting in the evening was ably conducted by Miss Maude Wood. Top ic, Life Lessons for Me from the Book of Hebrews. Special features of the service were flute solo, Face to Face by Rev. G. c. Chappell and solo, Bought with a Price, by Mrs Everett Chapman.
 The regular yearly Bible day exer- cises will be held Sunday evening at 6.30.
 The Misses Ethel and Roby Boyn- ton spent Sunday with their parents at Gardner Lake.
 Mrs Margaret M. Rudd, the oldest member of the Union Baptist church, attended the preaching service last Sunday for the fourth time this sum- 
 Miss Alice Hooper of Norwich spent Sunday at her home here.
 To Organize Young Mems Class. At the Thursday evening prayer meeting, November 4. upon request of the pastor. the church members voted to grant the use of the ladies' parlor to a class of young men which will be organized by Rev. C.. c. Chappell. It was also voted to dispense with the union Thanksgiving service this year. The regular prayer meeting will be held on that evening at 7S0.
 Town No-License.
 By the decision of Judge Ralph Wheeler last week, the town of Mont vile will be no-license the coming year.
 Mrs. Thomas Watts was visitor in Woonsocket, R. l., Saturday and Sunday.
 Supt and Mrs. Charles Macdonald have been spending several days in New York and Brooklyn.
 A rehearsal of the music for Bible day was held at the chapel Monday evening.
 Miss Nellie Chapman called on friends in Yantic Saturday.
 Miss Bertha Lyon has returned from a visit at Stamford.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.
LEBANON
c. E. Gives Well Presented Play
 General Local News.


 The Lebanon Y. P. S. c. E. gave a pleasant entertainment on Friday evening of last week in Grange hall. The drama was entitled Too Much of a Good Thing and was presented by twelve characters. The attendance was satisfactory and the proceeds netted the society $14.
 Mrs. | B. Church is visiting friends in Boston and Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Katherine Sweet visited friends in Hartford and Stafford this week.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Gager is home again after a trip to Rhode Island, stopping at Narragansett Pier, Kingston. PeacedaIe, Matunuck and several other places.
 At Boston Meetings.
 Mrs. M. s. W. Throop attended the Womans Board of Missions in Boston this week as delegate from the East ern Connecticut branch.
 Miss Hattie E. Hewitt attended the Boston meeting of the Woman's Board of Missions Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Mrs. E. L. Danielson went to Daniel son last Wednesday to join in cele- brating the fourteenth birthday of her daughter Sarah. who is in the high school at that place.
 Mrs. Laura M. Hine Darlington of Winsted was a guest at the home of Miss NJ. H. Dutton last Thursday and Friday
 Clement Foyler has been spending this week with relatives in New York and vicinity.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emerson Holbrook, formerly of Lebanon, are now in a St. Louis, Mo. hospital, recovering from iserious surgical operations.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
THOMPSON
New Magazines on Library Table
 General News.

New magazines have begun to come at the public library; those to be found upon the table are as follows: World S Work, Success, Outlook, Strand, Every bodys, Harpers Monthly, McClure's, Harper's Weekly. Cosmopolitan, New England Magazine, St. Nicholas, Scribner's, Lippincotts, Current Liter ature, Atlantic, Review of Reviews, American, Munsey, Century, Scientific American, Outing, Thompson News, Journal of Outdoor Life, Harper's Ba- gar. Garden Magazine, Country Life in America, Delineator, Boston Cooking School Magazine, Sunset, Geogra phical Magazine and the Connecticut Maga- zine. The last three are loaned by Miss Ellen D. Larned but the others arc given by individuals and by sub scription and may be taken from the library for a week at a time.
 The B. Y. P. U. service Sunday night was led by Mrs. John Donnell
 Otis Allen of Walpole, MT. and Mrs Leroy Allen, Harold and Roger Allen of Dudley visited Mrs. J. A. Cruff Sun day.
 John A Mills visited his old home here over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Randall of Woodstock visited their daughter, Miss Carrie Randall Sunday.
 Mrs. George Dresser has returned from stay in Vermont.
 Improvements on the common were begun last week.
 Charles Ross of Brooklyn visited his parents. MT and Mrs. L. N. Ross, re- gently.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mills were given a large surprise party last Sat urday night
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
WEST WOODSTOCK
Old Fashioned Huskins at Home 'of Lavin 6osworth-Visitors of the Week.

Charles Place is again able to be cut of doors. after a serious Illness of sev- eraI weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hall entertained Mrs. Samuel Rockwell of Stafford and Miss Belden of Albany Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Dexter Crawford and little daughter Elnor. of Willimanttc, visited Mir. Crawfords mother. Mhs- J. T. Hall several days last week.
 Mrs. Harry Brck has been entertain ing her grandson. from Waterbury.
 Richard Hicks and household return cd to their winter home in Flushing, Monday.
 Miss Elsie Rocheleau spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Worces- ter.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Perrin called on friends in New Boston. Sunday.
 Captain A. C. Winslow and Master William Mansfield of Putnam visited at Knelm. Sunday.
 A large number gathered at the home of Lorin Bosworth last Friday evening for an old Fashioned huskiEg. After the corn was done they repaired to the house and enjoyed refreshments, music and dancing.
 Miss Maud Perrin and Irving Perrin spent Sunday in. Sout1bridge. the guests of Misses Nellie and Laura Williams.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
NORTH SToNINGToN
Grange Hears Professor clinton-Har.
 vest Concert Planned.

Rev. F. M. Hollister has been attend ing the annual conference of the Con- gregational churches of Connecticut at TorringtoE this week.
 Rev. Lucian Drury attended the county conference of Baptist ministers at New London Tuesday.
 The Third Baptist church has new organ bought in Norwich.
 Mrs. Charles B. Caswell has been visiting in Norwich this week
 Floyd Main is at home from a two weeks visit with his brother. Allison Main in Warrensburg. N. Y.
 William Fl. Coates and his daughter. Miss Minnie Coates, have closed their house at Coatescroft for the winter and are boarding with Mrs George Nredenburg in this village.
 Prof. Clinton Addresses Grange.
 Friday evening was gentleman's night at the grange. The committee in charge secured Professor Clinton of the state agricultural experiment sta- ton to deliver an address.
 The Third Baptist Sunday school is to give harvest concert Sunday even ing for which elaborate preparations are being made. Miss Dora Thompson is arranging the programme.