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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
SOUTH KILl.INGLY.
The Willing Workers Meet-Farn DOG
Poisoned-SpeciaI Sermons.

The physical condition Of Stephen
Hogan is daily becoming more serious.
He is kindly cared for by Mr.. and
Mrs Hogan of Providence.
A force of men under the direction
of A. E. Hall is excavating under the
church, preparing for the laying Of a
retaining wall.
George Phillips lost his faithful farm
dog last week. 1t was poisoned.
Rev. Virgil W. Blackman returned
from his trip to Massachusetts Tues
day night.
Miss Charlotte Bill, the professional
nurse, has been i'll, but is out again.
The willing Workers met last week
with Mrs. Henry Spaulding. Mrs. Al
fred Burns and Mrs. VIII Shippee join
ed the society.
A. z. Hail has been in Rhode Island
looking after numbering operations.
inspiring Y. M. C. A. Service.
The Y. NJ. c. A. workers Of Danielson
conducted an inspiring service in the
Congregational church Sunday in the
absence of the pastor. These men as
they go about are creating great in
terest. not only in the Y. Nj. c. A, hut
in religious things.
Farming operations are two weeks
behind, compared with previous years.
Series of Special Sermons.
A series Of special sermons will be
gin next Sunday morning on The
Words and Works of Jesus of Na2a-
reth. An effort is to be made to secure
the well known tenor, Lester Wheeler
as solOist
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
ST0RRS.
Sophomore Senior Danee-Lawn So
ciaI-Lesislative Committee Inspeets
College.

The annual sophomore-senior dance
was held in College hall Friday eve
ming, April 80. The hall was decorat--
ed with the class colors. orange and
black, potted plants, and palms. The
patronesses were Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs.
Esten. Mrs. Gulley, Mrs. Stevens and
Mrs. Smith Music was by the Thread
City Cyclers' orchestra.
Mrs. o. d. Fisher and Mrs. Esten
were delegates to the meeting Of the
woman's auxiliary to the missionary
society of Connecticut, held at Rock
vile on Wednesday, May 5.
A large social and sale of cake and
ice cream was given by Mrs. o. d.
Fishers Sunday school class Thurs
day evening at the parsonage.
The legislative committee on agri-
culture and other members of the leg
islature to the number of "a, visited
the college on Wednesday and spent
the day inspecting the college depart
1nents. The trip was made from VIII
limantic by automobile.
Mr.. Wheeler, who has a school In
Lexington. Mass, spent Tuesday in
town. He addressed the 5tudent body
ar their regular chapel exercises.
At the regular meeting of the grange
held at the home of President c. L.
Beach, Miss Orpha Cecil Smith gave
q series of readings from The Bishops
Carriage.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
PLArNFIELD.
Talk of Factory Mile Lone-Nieholas
Boiselle's Death-Aceident.


Rev. Frederic A. Balcom attended
teachers' meeting at Canterbury Plains
last Saturday.
Charles Prentice Lewis OF Provt-
dence was at his home here over Sun
day.
Carl Lawson Of Gales Ferry visited
here with friends and schoolmates on
Saturday.
An Italian at work on the new weave
shed a few days since had a bad fall
from the overhead timbers. his nose
and lower Jaw being terribly damned.
He was taken to the Norwich hospital
| for treatment.
Death of Nicholas Boiselle.
Many friends regret the death of
Nicholas Boiselle, which occurred on
| Saturday morning at the residence or
Henry e. Parkburst, near Moosup He
was a veteran of the civil war and Tor
a number of years had been an inmate
| Of the soldiers home at Noroton, and
| when in this section made his head
quarters at Mr.. Parkhurst's. 1t is
| thought he was about "a years of age.
| He leaves a son, Nicholas, Jr., at Ma
sonville, R. l., and two daughters, one
| residing at Moosup and one in New
| York state. The funeral was held on
Monday afternoon. Burial was at Gen.
trail Village.
| MISS hdTdn SOlNlH was dI liCT liOAiS
here last week on brief vacation.
Moved From TaftvilIe.
| Mr.. Grenier from Taftville who re-
Gently purchased the Solomon Jordan
place on Pleasant street, moved his
| household goods there Monday.
/ John Dodge moved into his new
house on the Packerville road Mon
/ day.
| No one dreamed five years ago that
| Plainfeld would ever have a factory
a mile in length. Yet such posi-
| bility has been actually talked of re-
Gently by prominent manufacturers
| who know what they are about.
Henry p. Calebs of Worcester was
| a visitor here Tuesday
| Progress on New Houses.
The sixteen new dwelling houses
Of the Lawton Mills corporation are
progressing rapidly. Some are already
| lathed and plastered, while others are
| lust raised and covered in.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
MlNDHAM.
sprig Guests at the lnn-Nine ThieVins
Foxes Killed.

E. H. Moulton of Boston has been
in town this week.
Mrs. z. H. w. Loomis, who has been
spending the winter in Washington
and Buffalo, N. Y, returned to town
on Monday.
Mr.. Miner of New London was at w.
S. ChappelPs on Tuesday.
DR.. +. E. Guild lost one of pair or
horses last week. The animal broke its
leg and had to be shot.
Mr.. Lefingwell and family of New
Haven. who have bought the Judd
farm on North street are staying at
the inn for a few days.
Mrs. John Weir of New Haven spent
Sunday at Col. Henry Weir's.
Killed Nine Foxes.
Residents Of North street have been
suffering from the depredations OF
foxes among their chickens. Benoni
Bates. NJ. A. Bates and Arthur Potter
succeeded in tracking the animals to
two dens and NJ. A. Bates dog killed
nine young half grown foxes. The old
I ones escaped.
Mrs. Edward johnson Of Norwich is
at the inn for the month of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Webb, who haYe
been spending the winter at their
Florida home, are expected home this
Miss Gladys Judd slipped on the
stairs Sunday and broke a small bone
Mrs. Alfred Harvey and son are
| spending a week with relatives in Paw
Rev. w. M. Brown preached in Chap
| lin last Sunday.
To Unite With Congregational Church.
The following persons will unite with
| the Congregational church the 10th OF
May: BY letter, Mrs. Hart, Miss Clara
! Johnson and Miss Bessie Maynard; on
confession of faith, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| Richmond and Miss Josephine keeney
The Messrs. Crowninshield of New
York, who have been at the inn for sew
eral weeks, left town on Wednesday,.
| MRS. Edward Billings is visiting In
Providence.
Mrs. George Challenger has been in
Worcester this week.
Mrs. Henry Hatch was a guest al
Rev. H. C. Macbeth's in Hartford on
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Simpson and Mr.
Boardman who have been at the
Misses Johnson's for two weeks, re-
turned to Hartford Wednesday.
Vantine Anderson of Troy is at the
I Lyman home.
Sister Louise CThayeF) O native o.
Norwich. a retired deaconess of the
Episcopal church, is seriously i'll at the
| home OF her niece, Miss Mary Frink.
VIII Potter, the Chronicle newsboy
has gone to North Windhan TO learn
the machine trade, and Russell Potter
has taken ais place with the Chroui-
/ Gle.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
STERLING.
Surprise Call and Presentation of May
Baskeb-odd Fellows Attend Church.

Miss S, Louise Parsons was pleas
antly entertained on Monday evening,
May Sd, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Vaughn, where she is guest.
About twenty-five of Miss Parsons
friends gave her a surprise In the
shape OF n May basket, in which were
gifts from the different ones. A pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haywood OF
Moosup called on Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Vaughn recently.
Albert Sims, for some years a boss
here in the mill. has resigned.
Through some mistake the minister
from the university in Boston engaged
to preach in the NJ. z. church did not
appear on Sunday morning. However
he was able to be present in the even
ing and delivered an interesting ser
mon.
Mrs. Alison Kenyon and daughter
Elsie recently visited at Apponaug, R
/, at the home of Mrs. Kenyon's sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Northup.
Mrs. Albert Sims, who has been Ill
with grip for some time, is able to be
out,
James Dougherty, the assistant al
the station. is Ill with inhammatory
rheumatism.
The lodge of Odd Fellows was well
represented at church on Sunday last
A number from Sterling Hill were alss
present.
B. D. Parkhurst was a guest al
North Attleboro last week at the home
of George Hunt.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Golden Wedding-Chilly Reception for
Tramps.

Mrs r. c. Paine and daughter Pru-
dence were at Maplewood Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Upham attended the
teachers meeting at Grosvenordale on
Friday.
Mrs Hager and children are guests
of her mother, Mrs. Gus Johnson and
other relatives.
Allan Upham is spending week in
Boston.
c. w. Killam attended the comment
Grafton Of the centennial of Oliver
Wendell Holmes in Cambridge, Mass,
last week.
Clement Smith and family of Stowe,
Mass, have rented the F. N. May
house.
Golden Wedding May 10.
Deacon and Mrs. Edwin K. Cham
berlain celebrate their golden wedding
May 10, and will be at home to their
friends from until 5 o'clock.
Arthur Dodge is employed in Me-
Gainesville and will remove there
with his family.
Carl Morse returned from Barre last
week, much improved in health.
Tramps Sent to Jail.
Two tramps passed through this
village early Sunday morning. stop
ping at nearly every house for food.
Deputy Sheriff Healey was notified
and arrested them before reaching the
north village. They were brought be-
fore Justice Wetherell and fined Fl
and costs. Sheriff Kealey took them
to Brooklyn for 80 days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
WELLINGTON.
Success Of Concert In Town Hall
News from the Churches.

ON Sunday afternoon the Rev. Mr..
barrow preached from Acts 30, 9TH.
The music was very fine: the selection
from the new singing book used at the
prayer meetings rendered by the large
choir was very effective.
Rev. Mr.. Gardner's topic was walk
ing in the Light" the text being Eph.
SIS.
The Endeavor meeting was led by
Miss Emma F. Robbins and was IN
teresting and well sustained.
Contractor J. Gill has returned and
work on the state road Is TO be re-
sumed at once.
Miss Alice NJ. Preston returned from
New York to Maple Corner on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Gardner, after week Of stormy
weather in New Jersey, where she Wis
tied her niece, returned home Monday
Mrs. Lewis Morse has guests from
Thompsonville and West Stafford.
Harold w. Pratt, who has been seri-
ously III since his return to Prov"
dence. is much better.
win Clarke. who has been home foI
a few days. is improved in health and
has returned to work at Miller's Falls
Mrs. Eta Hoxie OF Willimantlc came
I'D to visit at her uncle's, /. b. Clarke's
on Monday and 70 attend the concert
at the town hall that evening with hel
cousin. Miss Mabel Clarke.
The concert Monday evening was
great success and was largely attend
ed
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
EASTF0RD.
Communion Sunday observanee-Fu-
neral of James Morse.

The sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered at the Congregation
al church last Sunday morning by the
pastor, Rev. ]. P. King.
w w. Sheppard of Middletown
nreached at the Methodist church in
the afternoon. He was present at the
ladies' social on Friday evening, April
thirtieth.
r,ndeavor meeting at the chapel in the
Recent Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Tatem en-
tertained last week for several days
Mr.. Tatem's mother. Mrs. j. NJ. Tatem
Of Willimantic.
|, Sheriff P. B. Sibley of Danielson
called on a number of friends in town
last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Warren
visited in Willimantic last week, stay
ing over night there.
Charles Sumner Deane of West
Woodstock is the new clerk employed
ply ]. J. Young.
Mrs. Eber Huntington and two chill
dren are visiting relatives in Webster
Mass.
David Trowbridge of webster
Mass, was in town last week. calling
,on friends.
Walter e. Dodge and his mother, Of
Putnam, came up last week in then
new automobile, and stayed over Sun
day.
Mrs. E. NJ Ballou has returned home
after visit of several weeks In South
Windham
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Thayer of Wood
stock Valley were guests last week Of
Mrs. L. p. Hall
F. r. Jackson of Willimantic was fr
town on Tuesday.
Mrs. D. E. Lyon and daughter Della
have returned to North Windhanl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred" A. Bowen were
in Putnam on Monday, calling or
friends.
Death Was Sudden.
The funeral services of James Morse
were held at the Baptist church ir
North Ashford on Tuesday. Rev. Mr.
Goodell, pastor Of that church. officiat.
ed. He leaves his wife and tive
daughters. He had been afflicted witt
heart trouble for many years and died
suddenly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
The LONG AGO
AND THE LATER ON
lcnntinned from Pace sIx.l

CONTINUED from Page SKI
ing the second handling of freight.
One noontime when the boat was near
ly finished, / went on board and was
surprised at her immense proportions.
and as the cars would simply como In
at one end and pass out at the other,
she was only a "thoroughfare," and
that would be an appropriate name for
the boat. The officers OF the railroad
company were then at Sacramento,
and I wrote to Gov. Stanford telling
him of my visit to the new boat and
Of my impression as to the name. I
mentioned the matter to Mr.. Monta-
que, the freight agent. but he only
laughed and said that would be the
last I would hear Of 1t. In a few days
he came to and said laughingly:
well. they have decided upon a
name for the new boat"
Have they?" said !, land what Is
n?"
"The Thoroughfare said he.
And sure enough. the company had
done me the honor OF accepting my
suggestion for a name, and to this day
the "Thoroughfare" is one of the most
successful freight carriers that cross
the Bay of San Francisco.
Continued Saturday, May 49,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
TURNERVlLLE.
Automobile FrIehtsns Western Horse
Which Runs Away.

T. r. Prentice has opened a store
opposite the grain store.
A number Of young people from
here attended the minstrel show given
at Hebron hall by the Thread City
Cyclers OF Willimantic, Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Jaauith have. re-
turned from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Stafford.
Messrs. Greenburg, Goldstein and
Silverman with their teams are doing
general farm work for L Eisinstein
& Co.
While w. B. Chamberlain was re-
turning from the station Monday
morning his young western horse be-
came frightened by an approaching
automobile. Mr.. Chamberlain attempt
ed to hold the horse by the bride
which broke and let the animal free
The frightened horse dashed through
a high board fence, a wire fence near
BY, thence into pasture. There
amongst the boulders he cleared him
self from the wagon, which showed
signs of hard usage by this time. HI
then cleared a stone wall and finally
stopped OF his own accord in an ad-
| Joining meadow. Mr.. Chamberlain
| captured the runaway and led 1t t
/ his home in Exeter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
SOUTH CANTERBURY.
Richmond Home Opened for the Sum-
n1er-AnnuaI Free Will Offering and
Mothers Day at the w. c. T. U.

Mrs. Ann Richmond opened her
house for the summer last week Thurs
day. after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Dicker-
man at New Haven. Mrs. Dicckerman
accompanied her mother to her home
and returned to New Haven Friday.
Charles H. Phillips Of Plainfeld call
ed on Levi Clark Sunday, as did also
Charles Coulter Of Westminster.
w. N. Wheeler OF Preston visited
his mother, Mrs.. George I. Wheeler, on
Sunday.
n. II. Spooner to Speak on Temperance
The local w. C. T. U. will hold an all
day service in town on Sunday, the
9Th. 1t Is the annual free win Offering
and also to observe mothers day. The
president has asked Mrs. Almon Bolan,
vice president, to take charge of the
services at the Second Congregational
church, on the Green, at IL a. m. A
childrens service will be held at West
minister at the First Congregational
church at o'clock in the afternoon
At p. m. at the Methodist church
on the Plain, H. Fl. Spooner Of Ken
sington, who will be in town the guest
Of Mrs. Hadley and Miss Olney, will
be present and address the people al
each service. There will be special
music
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
EK0NK.
Communion Sunday observanoe-Death
Results from ShoolS-DansereUs
Woodland Fire.


The sacrament was administered in
the Line meeting house last Sunday
by the pastor.
Herbert Gallup and sister, Miss
Loretta Gallup, Of Oneco drove over to
attend the sacramento service.
Death from a Shock.
Mrs. Albert Greene was suddenly
Frustrated about ten days ago by a
shock while riding out in carriage.
She was quickly taken home and re-
NAMED in a stupor until Wednesday
Of this week, when two more shocks,
taking place in rapid succession. she
died Only a little over year ago she
was married to Mr.. Greene. She was
then Mrs. Frances J. Wheeler of East
Greenwich, r. l. Mr.. Greene and the
many relatives on both sides have the
sympathy of the whole community.
Miss Jennie Greene has returned
home and also one of Mrs. Greene's
married daughters is there.
Woodland Fire.
A large FIRE ragged on Tuesday on
Bear Hill, Just west of here, burning
over manv acres Of woodland and
threatening the destruction of farm
farm buildings Many men actively
fought it and finally got 1t under con-
troll.
Miss L,ottie Stanton is to read the
next chapter in the grange novel story.
The drenching rains and high bleak
winds have delayed the farmers about
working their fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg were in Nor
wich on Monday.
Miss Minnie Burdick has come from
Florida to live with her ~randmother,
Mrs. Ann Corey.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
BROOKLYN.
New Rural Route Begins July list
Local Guests at Wedding AnniVer
sary.

Edward H. Dawson of New Britain
visited his aged mother living in this
place the past week.
H. S. Martin and family, who have
spent the winter in New York, have
returned home here for the summer.
Postmaster Frink has received in
structions from the postoffice depart
mert at Washington authorizing him
to establish a rural delivery service
from this postofflce to commence on
July LIST, 1909, to leave and deliver the
mail en- route at a. m. and return
with collections not later than 4.So p.
m.
Mrs. G. F. Genung was in Boston the
past week attending the annual meet
ing of the New England branch OF the
Womans Home Mission society.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Pond were In
Providence over Sunday. On Monday
the fifteenth anniversary Of the mar
rage of their daughter was celebrated.
Rev. George w. Clark, pastor Of the
Congregational church, was absent
from his pulpit Sunday; he furnished
a supply.
Charles r. Bard is visiting his ia
Their, J. Sprague Bard
Miss Helen Sharp is spending a lew
days with her mother, Mrs. James
Loring.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
WESTMINSTER.
Church SoeiaI-Mr. Spooner to Ad-
dress w. c. r. U. Meeting-Teach
ers in Conference.

There was a small attendance at the
prayer meeting Friday evening on ac-
count of the storm.
The fish church social of the season
was held at the parsonage Saturday
afternoon.
Edwin ST. John had charge Of the
c. z. meeting Sunday evening.
The men Of the parish met on Tues
day to clean the church lawn and do
other necessary work in and about the
church.
The local w. C. T. U. will hold a
meeting in the Westminster church
next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Mr.. Spooner of Kensington will adj
dress the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Of New York
who recently purchased the McClimor
property, have arrived at their new
home.
The teachers meeting at Canterbury
Plains was attended by a number OF
people on Saturday, in spite of the
storm. Arrangements were made fol
the town school exhibition June 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
TOLLAND COUNTY.
BOLTON NOTCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Warren of Yer
non have been at their summer home
for few days.
Train No. 112 killed NJ. W. Towards
shepherd dog in the cut last Saturday
morning.
NJ w. Howard was Hartford visit
or Saturday.
S. S. Mead has been movine some
of his household goods from Mans
field to his dwelling at the Notch.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Maine were in
Waterville, the guests of Herbert Tul-
lar. They returned Tuesds~
Mr.. Tucker. proprietor of the New
England hotel. was in town Tuesdpy.
He has had telephone installed and
will make the place a summer home
for himself and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
WARRENvILLE.
Visitors in Local Homes This Week
c. Burton Case Leads in Drawing
Competition.

Mrs. Harriet Lanphear. who spent
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Phillips of Hampton, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace L. Durkee and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Balch were in
Willimantic Tuesday.
G. Burton Case received the largest
number of votes at District three for
the best drawing Wednesday morning.
Mrs. G. c. Chappell was in Will
mantle Tuesday
Mrs. Edwin Austin is ILL.,
Relatives have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Lawton.
Miss Ida c. Louks was in Whitman
tic Tuesday.
Mr. Garland was in Willimantic on
Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
CHESTNUT HILL.
Candidates to Join A. o. U. Watt
ernoon Club Guests of Representa-
tive Bliss at Hartford.

William H. Buell., w. B. Clarke, Nor
man P. Little and Chester B. Lyman
we're recent Hartford visitors.
There was a meeting of the A. o. U.
w. on Tuesday evening. A number Of
new candidates are soon to join the
order Several members attended
meeting of the order in Hebron on
Thursday evening.
Visited Capital.
The Ladies' Afternoon club were the
guests of Representative William II.
Bliss at the capitol on Thursday. The
ladies visited the senate and house Of
representatives, after which various
interesting places about the city were
visited Weather conditions were ia
vorable and the ladies spent very
enjoyable day.
The party consisted Of Mrs. May
Smith, Mrs. Abbott Little, Mrs. ]. N.
Clarke Mrs. W. B. Clarke, Mrs. Nord-
land. Mrs. John w. Fuller, Mrs. Frank
Squier and Mrs. Madison Woodward.
At the Grange.
At the meeting Of the local grange
or Wednesday evening an interesting
II ogramme consisting of readings, rec
itations and songs was furnished by
the lecturer It was voted to invite
the Dairymen's association to mee'
with the grange for an all day session
at an early date
This station is fast becoming an i'm
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
WEST WOODSTOCK.
School Supervisor Pratt in Town
Carpenter House Opened.

Mrs. C. E. Chamberlln is visiting
relatives in Easthampton, Mass, this
week
Mrs. E. L. Morse spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. George Tibbetts' in
Putnam.
Supervisor of Schools Charles Pratt
was in town this week
Miss Esther Dawson spent a few
DAYS in Worcester last week.
Miss Helen Carpenter has returned
from a winters stay in Worcester and
opened her house here.
Master Leon Austin of Rockland, R
l., is spending the week with Mrs. AL
bert Davis.
Mrs. Walter Barrett is i'll.
Mrs E. T. Perrin entertained her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates. of East
Woodstock, two or three days this
week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
EAST WELLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Ruby and
family of North Coventry spent sun
day with Mrs. Ruby's parents, MT.
and Mrs. George Wilson.
Several from this place attended the
Wooliscraft auction in Westford on
wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe Of West Stafford
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Watrous
Jesse Emo formerly Of this place,
has the plan for his house and work
will be commenced at once.
Italians are building their shanty'
preparatory to work on the state road.
Mrs. Baldwin is convalesctng.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
CLARK'S CORNERS.
What Is Interesting Local Residents.


Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Robinson of
Norwich visited at Frank Martins on
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Carver has returned
from Norwich.
Lester H. Jewett returned from
Springfield Friday. Mrs. Jewett is
now able to sit up.
Mrs. John Navins was in Whitman
tic Saturday.
Willis L. Wade was in New Lon
don Wednesday.
over Sunday guests at w. H. Cary
ers included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kramer and daughter of Rockland
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Botham Of
Abingdon and Mrs. George Upton Of
Norwich.
Mrs. Connors of Willlmantic called
on her sister, Mrs. M. Navins, recent
~.
Mrs. NJ. E. Weeks of Washington
r. l., was the guest of her cousin
Viola F, Jewett, Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08

to Boston. having been the guest OF
Mrs. Edw. Berggren for q few weeks.
Farmers are hustling their farm
work, now that the weather Is fair.
Charles Phillips of Plainfield was
calling on friends in town Tuesday.
MVron Fuller was a Wtihmandic
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Phillips were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Keene
on Sunday.