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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
CLARK'S FALLS.
Sunshine Society's Rest House Opens
Felt Company Digging WeII-cap-
ture of Three Owls.

The opening day at the Tribune Sun
shine society's rest house in this viii
lage was a success. Mrs. Pierrepoint
Green. Mrs. Jane Pierce of New York
and Mrs. Simons of New Haven gave
interesting talks on Sunshine work
Mrs. Frank Thompson sang. At in
the evening a fine programme was car
ried out There was piano music by
Mrs. Kate Pickering, mandolin selec-
tons by Will Pickering and Harry
Kolyer, singing by Mrs. Mary Wells
and Charles Allen. with accompaniment
by Mrs. Allen: reading by Mrs. Caro-
line Wheeler, music by DeVere Allen,
with piano accompaniment. Mrs.
Wheeler gave fine piano music. The
chapel was decorated with white and
yellow field daisies and bunting white
and yellow. the societys colors, ferns.
peonies and potted plants. Cake and
ice cream were on sale.
Pure Water for Felt Mill.
The Felt Mill company has had a
well dug for use in making white felt
The water from the pond has a yellow
tinge and is not considered suitable
for making white goods.
Three Owls Captured.
S. Frank Palmer captured three boot
owls recently. a partridge nest with II
eggs had ben left since the first week
of incubation. Looks as though the
mother bird had fallen a victim to
these outlaws.
Miss Nellie Steadman has closed her
school for the summer vacation. A
school meeting has been held and
John Perry appointed trustee for next
school year.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
HAMBUElG.
Summer ArrivaIs-hiotes of the
WeeIoI

Mrs Chambers, Miss Gordon and
Miss Berkeley are the latest. arrivals at
Mapleside from Newll York
Mrs. Baba Hobey ihnd family are at
their summer homel, Edgewood, in
Sterling City.
Mrs DE La Hook rwent to New York
last Saturday afterF a visit with her
mother. Miss Marion Jones accompa-
MED her.
Mrs May Daniels and Mrs De Mar
were visitors in Essex Tuesday.
Miss Mary WARMER of Hartford was
the guest of Mrs. IL. Bill az Shoreacres
last Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie Tiffany of Hartford is
at Wildemere farIn, the guest Of her
son.
Miss Louisa Warner of Hartford and
Miss Grace Warnedr spent Sunday with
Miss Dora Reynolds.
Mrs William Anderson has been
spending a few days in Storrs with her
son Harry BarrCIws.
Mrs. J.. Brown has finished her work
on the town rect5rds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bage of Nor
witch have returned home from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Harding.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
NORTH STONINGTOH.
Norwich Pastor Supplying Pulpit
Miss Gauthier Resigns at Wheeler
School.

Rev. II. E. Anderson of Norwich is
supplying the pulpit of the Third Bap-
fist church.
Mrs. f. r. Whitman of Pawtucket,
r. l., is visiting at her former home
here.
Misses Susan and Marie, Hollister,
who have been at school in North
field, Mass, are at home for the sum-
mer VACATION. The elder Miss Hollis
ter was a member of the graduating
class, and she will enter Mt. HOlyoke
college the coming autumn.
Miss Flora E. Gauthier, teacher in
the Wheeler school for the last three
years, will not return. She will teach
the coming year in a private school
in Hartford.
Mrs. William H. Coates and her
daughter, Miss Helen Coates. have
joined the other members of the fam
lily at Coatescroft, their summer home
here.
Rev. and Mrs Lucian Drury were
guests of Mrs Thomas p Norman in
Ledyard Thursday afternoon.
Allison Main is at Mt. Tom, Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
GALES FERRY.
Artist 6isbing May Purchase Adams
ProPerty-School Meetings.

1t is understood that Henry Single
wood Bisbing, an artist of note, who
recently returned from Paris where
ne mad resided many years, has OBJ
tanned an option on several acres Of
land of the Julia A. Adams estate
erect fine home. The site is re-
markable for its beautiful scenery and
f1ne location and is where the Adams
homestead stood that had been in the
Adams family three generations when
1t was burned to the ground a few
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry of Nor
witch opened their cottage on the Bluff
for the season last week.
Mrs. Delphine Fish and her brother,
Alfred E. Rogers of Panama, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks in Hart
ford last week.
Carroll Hurlbutt, a student at Shelf
field scientific school, arrived from
New Haven Tuesday evening to spend
Few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt.
Mr.. and Mrs George Frost and
daughter of Montclair. n. J., visited
their new cottage Saturday.
There was large attendance at the
annual school meeting Saturday eve
ming. Thomas Latham was moderator
The following officers were elected:
Dt-lilCl COHlullllee, Henry w. Hurl-
butt: clerk and treasurer, Dudley c..
Perkins; collector, Harlan n. Newbury
At the recent school meeting in the
StUddard district, Cyrus Chapman was
elected district committee. Miss Grace
Chapman, a graduate of the Norwich
Free Academy. who taught the school
in this district the past year, has
been re-engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Kennedy
of Montclair, n. j. with their sons,
Donald and William, and maid, ar
rived Saturday to spend the season at
the ]. P. Satterlee cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aplin of Mount Yer
non, n. Y. were in the village Sat-
urday, making arrangements to spend
the season here. They will return the
first part of July and occupy the Da-
Wis cottage for the summer
Mrs James H. Martin and her
daughter, Miss Mabel Martin of Mer-
iden, opened their cottage, Leisure
Hour for the season Monday.
Alfred E. Rogers of Panama, who
has been spending his vacation with
relatives, left Tuesday morning for
New York, from where he will sail
with Mrs. Rogers and his daughters.
Misses Marion and Mildred Rogers,
of New London. for the isthmus, the
last Of the month.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
HANOVER.
Burial of George L. CooIey-Local
Honor Pupils at Norwich Free
Academy.

Burial services for George Leonard
Cooley of South Windham were con-
Quoted by Rev. c. II. Peck in the
cemetery early Friday afternoon. The
early life of Mr.. Cooley was spent
in the Fuller homestead at Hanover
till he enlisted for the civil war in
the Tenth Connecticut volunteers. He
was siXty-six years of age, and for
a time lived in what is now the Lucy
place.
SFhe closing exercises of the village
school were held on Friday in the
grove adjoining the school building.
An interesting programme was plan
ned by the teacher, William r. Palm
er. and Miss Lille NJ. Browning
In the graduating class at the Nor
witch Free Academy this week were
Misses Marion S. Walker and Helen
'Eadies and Norman Standish. Miss
Eadie received honorable mention for
excellence in bookkeeping and history.
Miss Walker read an essay on The
Early Life Of Marie Stewart, and re-
ceived four prizes for excellence in
English, in Greek and general i'm
provement of the Academy course of
study.
Roger c. Peck is at home from
Washington. ID. C.
Mrs. Isabel Warwick and Miss Aida
Warwick of Cornwall. Ontario. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. War
wick.
David Campbell of Sangerville. Me-
has been the guest of his nephew, An
gus Park
Miss May Papineau has returned
home after year at St. Cesare school
in Quebec.
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NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
ts
FRANKLIN.
Baldwin Maine Marriage at the Par
sonage.


PRINCIPAL Tillson of Broadway school,
Norwich. was the guest of Ernest
Smith the early part of this week.
Everett Smith of New London spent
Sunday with his brother, Louis H.
Smith.
Representative Frank A. lockwood.
Mrs. lockwood and. children, ana MIS-
Fred Race spent the early part OF the
week in Easthampton, Mass, the "Trip
being made by automobile
frankie lockwood is spending the
summer in Easthampton, Mass, the
guest of his grandmother, Mrs. HoH-
man.
Miss Gale and Miss Moore of Flor
ida are guests of Mrs. George Avery.
Miss Hazel 3. SWIFT OF Wll IL nan
tic and Miss Bernice Adams OF New
Haven were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. n. Hyde recently.
Miss Whitford of Philadelphia is
spending the summer at the nome OF
George E. Starkweather.
Clarence Smith of Cleveland, Ohio,
spent part of the week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Smith.
Rev. H. A. Beadle was a Hartford
visitor this week.
Mrs. o. L. Johnson has returned,
after spending several weeks in New
Haven.
Mrs. Earl Rogers has returned to
Norwich after spending several days
with local relatives.
Mrs. S. H. Johnson and family of
Norwich have arrived at their sum-
mer home, Sunnytop.
Miss Faith n. eager has returned
from a few days visit in Providence
and Danielson.
Baldwin Maine Marriage.
At the parsonage on Wednesday at
p. M, Miss Alice Maine and Les
lie Baldwin were married. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin viii reside in North
Franklin where Mr.. Baldwin owns a
LARGE farm
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
LEDYARD.
Lightning Strikes Senator AII"n's
6arn-kiIIs Fourteen Chickens But
Spares Hen Mother.


Miss Margaret Allyn, daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. William |. Allyn has
returned, having spent several weeks
with relatives in New York and Mid
dletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northrop of
Massachusetts spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos M Gray.
Mrs. Margaret Billings. who has
been spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Hallock, of
Wood Haven, L. l., has returned to
her former home.
Miss Marion Gallup, who has been
teaching at West Haven, is at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Gallup.
Senator and Mrs. William l. Allyn
attended/the Allyn Greenman wedding
at Mystic Wednesday.
Berry Night at Grande.
Ledyard grange held its regular
meeting on Saturday evening. This
was berry night. Charles S. Hewitt,
who has been a successful strawberry
grower. read an able paper regarding
his experience with them. Mr. Hewitt
from one-half an acre realized two
years in succession over $500 from each
half acre. but the price of berries has
dropped so low that he has discontin-
ued raising many for the market. Pa
pers were also read by Miss Fannie
Lamb. Mrs. John M. Gray and Miss
Marion Gallup. The question box was
in charge of Rufus Hurlbutt.
Damage by Lightning.
During the thunder storm Thursday
afternoon Senator William /. Allyn's
large barn was struck and burned to
the ground with its contents. Two
calves were burned Mr.. Allyn was in
sured. The lightning struck three ap-
pie trees on Charles A. Gray's place.
Under one of the trees was a hen and
fourteen chickens. The chickens were
killed and the hen was left unhurt.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC. >4si-
Miss Nellie r. Schoonover Receives S25
Prize-6aptist Sunday School Has
Concert-LocaI Notes Of Interest.

Miss Nellie Frances Schoonover of
Elmhurst, who was graduated from
Bradford academy, Bradford, Mass,
last week, received the Helena A. Phil
lips music prize. $25 in gold, which
was presented by DIR. Philip Mason.
cataIpa Grove FIourishing.
The cataIpa grove of Charles @.
Eldredge at Riverview is assuming a
summer appearance and some of the
leaves already measure 3 inches
children's Day Concert.
The Baptist Sunday school held its
Children's day concert last Sunday
evening at 7.30 o'clock in the audi
torium of the church. 1t was largely
attended The programme follows:
Piano solo, Miss Matte Haven Beck
with; chorus, With Glad Hosannas,
choir and school; prayer by the pastor,
Rev. Jeptha NJ. Olmstead; responsive
reading, Superintendent Williams and
school, chorus, Full of Music, choir
and music; recitation, The Dewdrops,
Alice Chesbro; recitation, One to Car
ry, Master Edwin Hanks; recitation.
Flora Ingram; recitation, Just Little
Child, Ida Brostolon; chorus, out in
Gods Sunshne recitation, Which,
Margaret Henderson; recitation, Beth
Denison; song. Dorothy Chesbro; reci-
tation, Master James Whitney; quar-
tette, Behold Ye. Miss Amy Eldridge,
Miss Frances Eldredge, Harry Free
man Hanks, Frank Earl Williams;
recitation, The Story of Dandelion,
Hazel Lamb; recitation, Children's
Day. Miss Viola Eldridge; singing,
Scatter Words of Cheer; recitation,
What Johnny Gave, Master Horace
Williams; recitation, Hearts Charity,
Miss Eta May Lamphere; solo (a)
Suffer Little Children to Come Unto
me, CD Grass and Roses, J. Alpheus
Schoonover recitation, He Gave His
Begotten Son, Miss Amy Eldredge;
class exercise, eight young ladies',
members of Miss Frink's class; chorus.
Welcome. Summer Roses. choir and
school; recitation. The Lost Rose, Miss
Fannie Maria Lamb; recitation, The
Starless Crown, Julian Hanks; chorus,
The Joy Time of the Summer choir
and school; recitation, Our Offering,
Emily Babcock; offering, amount $24.-
4s; closing chorus, Let Us Be Joyful,
choir and school; benediction, Rev.
Benjamin NJ. Deniston, pastor Meth
odist church.
Personals and Briefs.
F. A. Lord Of New York city was
n recent caller at Riverview.
J. Alpheus Schoonover of New York;
city arrived last Thursday at Elm \
hurst for a two weeks vacation.
William w. Mitchell was at NorwicUh
Monday afternoon to attend the full
neral of his niece, Miss Dorothy Huuin
Mitchell. -
George d. Saunders Of Boston WI as
mn over Sunday guest of his brotlIe r
fn-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Sit e
phen A. Brown.
The ladies' aid society OF the 1fai D.
kist church met Wednesday eveIln IL
with Mrs. Hiram Holdridge. 7
Mr.. and Mrs John Williams Shl a-hk
and children were Sunday visitor 5 lat
the home of Mrs. Shank's parents, Mr
Rnd MRS. sherwood X. swan Of III res
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
LEONARD BRIDGE.
Chiidren's Day Observance - School
Meetings.

Children's day was observed at Ex
eter church by a concert during the
morning The church was decorated
with daisies and oak leaves. The choir
sang well and the children showed good
training. Rev. A. J. Park gave a dis
course on the Boy King.
Mrs. Jennie LOomis returned to her
home at Scott Hill on Tuesday last.
r. Holmes and family Of Norwich
spent Sunday with Mr. Holmes broth
er. G. ]. Holmes.
Judge and Mrs. A. G. Kneeland. Hen
ry Williams and family and Gilbert
Williams and family were in Norwich
Tuesday attending the funeral of
Charles Leroy Johnson:
john Kneeland attended the Grange
meeting at Salem Thursday.
Among the graduates from the Will
limantic High school on Friday was
Leo G. Cummings of this place.
Charles Robinson is soon to move to
Lebanon. where he has hired a house.
At the school meeting in the 18th
district Henry J. Williams was elect
ed committeeman
Several from this place are in Nor
witch today Saturday. attending the
trial of the case Of the selectmen OF
Lebanon VS.. Burdick.
In the 18th school district the GER
tihcate of perfect attendance was won
by Flora Spaulding These certificates
are issued by the state board of edu
cation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WEST WOODSTOCK.
Schools Close Term With Pienies.

Mr. and Mrs Earl Greene of Worces-
ter are spending a week of their we'd
ding trip at Deacon Harris.
Fred Williamson of Hartford visited
his family at the Williams house over
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss Te-
resa Landy of Providence are spend
ing several weeks with Mrs e. Il. Per
rim.
w. g. Clark has returned from
Canada.
Mrs. Mowry Ross has been enter
tanning her niece. Mrs. James Ryan,
and daughter of Thompson.
Mrs. Hattie Washburn of Boston. a
former resident. called on local friends
last Saturday.
The union picnic of the Woodstock
schools was a great success Wednes-
day at Roseland park.
School in district No. closed We'd
nesday for the summer vacation. The
school had a picniHa at Black pond on
Thursday.
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lAr NORTH LYME.
Lightning Struck in Several Pr ice
Death of Allen BecLwith-N OF les.

The thunder shower Of Tuesday
morning was very severe in this 'tvicin-
fly. The lightning struck telephone
pole near ]. w. Stark's. shatt6ifring il
and blowing up the ground, a Ind also
struck II. K Raymond's re IBidence,
tearing off plastering and som b of the
woodwork near the telephone INhere II
entered.
Miss Helen Jewett entertairhed Miss
brewster of Deep River over Hast Sun
day.
There will be a union c. Ir. service
@t the church Sunday eveulhng at Z
O'Clock. A large attendance iis expect
ed.
Death Of Allen BeoIvldth.
Allen Beckwith died SatuIl day at his
home in this place after | an illness
caused by dropsy. He 1eaVcs Une
brother, Henry. Of MontviHIe, who had
assisted in caring for him.
Miss Ethel Maynard walls a member
of the class who graduated from Ba-
ron academy last Friday.
Children's Day Seijvice.
A very pleasing ChlldrsLns day pro-
gramme was given by the children and
choir at the church last S5unday NORM
ing under the supervisory of Miss Eta
Woodruff, the superinb. ndent of the
Sunday school. ~
Miss Helen Jewett, W h0shas been at
tending school in Deep Itiver. the past
year, is home for her summer vaca-
ton. -if
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES

City are pleased to note an Improve
ment in his condition.
Mrs. Ichabod Sisson of Avondale, r.
l.. has been the guest of her brother,
e. II. Culver, this week
Miss E. l.. Holmes has returned to
her home in New London.
Mrs. Fl. E. Crandall. who has been
i'll for several weeks, is slowly recov-
ering.
Many local residents are planning to
go to Norwich Monday, July 5, to seq
the president and take in the many
sights.
w. M. Bendett of Mystic was a bus
mess caller here Tuesday and Wednes-
day. His mother recently died at Mo-
hogan at the age of So years.
Horatio S. Pierce of Ledyard was the
guest of local relatives Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
M0HEGAN.
Rev. Or. L. L. West to Preach at
Union Service.

There is to be a union service of
several churches at the local church on
the 18th of July at O'clock 2. m. in
the interest of the Connecticut Home
Missionary society. The Rev DR.. L.
!. West of Norwich is to be one of the
principal speakers
G. w. jerks is confined to the house
by sickness.
The selectmen are mending their
ways (the highways.
G. r. Saunders was in Palmertown
Sunday.
The interesting Children,s day exer-
cises consisted of recitations and solos
by the little ones. L. Fielding of Nor
wich did well with his singing and the
monograph selections by G. NJ. Kent
were greatly appreciated.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
UNCASVILLE.
Graduating Exercises - Wedding -
Activities of Church Organizations.

ACTIVITIES OF Ohurch organizations.
Palmer Memorial school held gradu
ating exercises in the school hall We'd
nesday night, with a large attendance.
The class numbered 10, eight boys and
five girls. The class paper was read
by Florence LaBounty. The certificates
were presented by Rev. G. c. Chappell
pastor of the Union Baptist church.
The members of the graduating class
are: Harry Diamond, Lena Ruth Dia -
mond, Frank Golstein, Agnes Nav
Hickey, Joseph Lloyd Hickey. John
Browning Hurlbut, Edmond Joseph
Kllleen, Florence Marie LaBounty Ma
than Segal, Harry Silverswing, Ed
ward Paul Smith, Anna Veronica
Walsh, Ethel Louise Wood.
Walter Smith, whose hand was bad
ly cut by a circular saw at the witch
hazel mill q. few days ago. hopes to
be able to resume work next week.
Raymond N. Parish of Montville
Center, who is in poor health. is
slightly improved.
Thames lodge, l. o. o. F., worked the
third degree on class of candidates
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church held its annual picnic on
Wednesday. June %. at the residence
of Mrs. Richard Johnson, near the
witch hazel mill.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Union
Baptist church met at the home OF
Mrs. Ray Woodmansee last Wednesday
afternoon. Refreshments We're served
In response to an invitation from
the Rev. s. F. Maine. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, the Oxo
boxo lodge, +. and A NJ, attended the
morning service at the church. 81 mem
bers responded Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis o. Claire. who
have resided in this village for sew
eral years, moved this week to Hol-
yoke, Mass.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mr., and Mrs Frank E. Austin in>Pal-
mertown, the marriage of their young
est daughter, Edith Grace, and LIE
Grande Chappell took place. The GER
efnony was performed by Rev. George
II. Chappell
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
WATERFORD.
Social Evening - House Struck by
Lightnine-400 Tax Liens to Be SerV-

Last Friday evening Miss Airline
Avery of Durfee Hill entertained
friends at her home. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Ec-
cleston. Misses Marion GetcheH. Mar
tina Sprague and Marion Avery and
Frank Perkins, Sherwood Perkins, Rol i.
lin Barrett and Chester Avery.
Wednesday morning during the Sc
we're thunder storm lightning entered
the Allen Young home, knocking things
around pretty lively, going into the
>cistern thence through a water pipe to
the barn, where no damage was done.
Tax Collector Manwarring is busy
placing about 400 tax liens for the LIST
of July.
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held Sunday at the Newent church.
The church was very prettily decorated
hy Mrs. Wibberly's and Miss Augusta
Learned's classes
Edmund Weeks was agreeably sur
prised at his home in Versailles Satur-
day evening. He was presented
lamp by his friends. Many from here
attended. Refreshments were served.
Mrs G. A. Kennedy and three chill
dren. Ruth, Alfred and Royal. have
returned home from Central Village
after wish with the formers sister,
Mrs. Willard Collins.
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lEFFINGW ELL.
Miss Ruth Palmer Graduated at Nor,
wich SchooI-PersonaIs.

Orrin Leffingwell and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Giddins of North Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox Of Jew
EFT City were the guests over Sunday
of the latter's parents, Rev.-and Mrs.
]. G. Ward.
DR.. Alfred Richards is spending a
few days in Hartford.
A number from this place attended
the graduation exercises at the town
hall in Norwich of the West Chelsea
district school Friday evening Miss
Ruth Palmer daughter of Mr. and Mrs
c. L. Palmer, was one of the gradu-
ates.
Rev. and Mrs. William T. Thayer of
Norwich called on Rev. and Mrs. ]. G.
Ward in this place Tuesday. -
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
HAMPTON.
Teachers and Summer Residents Re-
turn.

Miss S. l.. Nichols is visiting in Paw
tucket.
Miss Ida Chandler. a teacher in
MansiSld. is at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansel of. Hartford
have opened their country home on
Hampton Hill.
Robert Hastings of Hartford is
spending a few days I'm town.
Miss Anthony of Scotland has enter
ed the employ of Miss Anna Burnham.
proprietor of the Prospect house. FOR
the ensuing season.
Mrs. Wilder Smith and Miss Alice
Smith Of Hartford have opened their
summer home. Bayberry lodge.
Miss Deliah Iitchheld Is spending
the summer in town. having finished
her duties as teacher IN Portland.
Edward Cleveland Of Hartford Is at
the family's country house for the
summer.
Jr.. rrn Leonard Howell of New
York city are in town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
PENDuEToN HILL.
Concert at Hopkinton-Per-
sop,al Jottings.

Ladies' society met Thursday after
noon at Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson's
Thomas Wheeler attended the we'd
ding of his niece. Susie Holdredge, last
week in Mystic.
Mrs. jennie Thompson and son Cliff
ford attended the Children's day con-
cert at Hopkinton City last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brooks of Jew
cit City attelsded church here Sunday
Mra. Charles Osborn and daughter
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
BUZRAH.
Sermon on Darker Side of Witehcraft
--FIora's Night at Granne.

On Sunday, June 9th, Rev Asher
Wilcox will preach on 49, Darker Side
of Witchcraft
Miss Blanche Smith has returned to
her home on Blue Hill after ten weeks
visit with friends in Boston.
Frederick Parker of New London and
Charles Parker of West Rutland vt.
were guests over Sunday at Mrs. Olive
A. bishops.
grange on Wednesday evening. The
lecturer had an exhibition of wild flow
ers land part of the lecturers hour was
spent in studying them. Music and
recftations were also on her pro-
grsimme.