davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
EASTF0RD
Mrs. Olive L. Deanes' Funeral on Wed.
 nesdsy-sumrer Visitors.


 Rev. c. M. Jones of West Woodstock called upon friends here Monday.
 Mrs. Olive L. Deanes died Monday. the 18th, aged S4. The funeral was held at. her residence on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J. Y. King conducted the services, assisted by Rev. P. s. Butler of West Woodstock. Burial was in the Grove cemetery. There was beautiful flowers. She leaves three daughters and a son.
 MT. and Mrs. E. O. Sumner and son Stanley of Willimantic were guests last Friday of William S. Warren's family. They will visit Southbridge, Sturbridge and Charlton, Mass, before returning.
 Mrs. Frank Eastman of Windham is visiting her daughter, Miss Lillian Huntington.
 MT. and Mrs. Welcome Davis, with son Ralph and daughter Bertha, at- tended the Douglas camp meeting on Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
 Eli M. Whitney of Norwich was here on the 23d as guest of his sister. He erected some granite stones in their lot in the Grove cemetery.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Cheney of South Manchester were here several days last week at the Eastford house.
 c. H. Perry of Scotland made a bust ness trip here Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Blanchard and daugh- ter of New Haven are at the old Castle for a time with the Misses Trowbridge
 There was a musicale at the Con- gregational parsonage Friday evening. Miss Blanchard of New Haven, Miss Spaulding of Worcester Mass. Walter E. Dodge of Putnam assisted the local musicians.
 Mrs. Walter M. Cushman and two children of Somers are visiting Mrs Cushman's parents. Judge and Mrs. J M. Keith.
 Mrs. Miranda Johnson is visiting in Putnam. She entertained her son from Southbridge, Mass. on Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Death ef Mrs. Herbert csy--Loes
 Peopis Going to Gales Ferry.

Mrs Herbert Gay died at her home on the Green Hollow road Tuesday morning about II o'clock, after an ill., ness of several months. although able to be out driving last Friday night. She leaves two sons, besides her hus- Mrs Elmer Johnson and daughter Gladys have returned from visit to Boston.
 William Smith who has been spend- | ing several weeks with his cousin, Wilson Ramsey, has returned to Bos- ton.
 Middle Burke fell down a long flight of stairs while visiting his cousin in
 Moosup and injured one hand badly. Leo Levalley of Moosup is spend- ing two weeks with his aunt. Mrs. Fred Burke while his mother is visit ing in Canada. The families of Frank H. Tillinghast
 and Mrs. A. B. Mathewson leave this tSaturday) morning for Gales Ferry
 for two weeks. Marjorie, little daughter of Frank c. Tillinghast, fell Wednesday morn- ing, striking with such force against some furniture in the room that she
 dislocated her shoulder.
 Elmer Lewis has been spending q few days at Gales Ferry. Charles Nutall spent Sund-y at hir Oscar Olson of New York hs spend ing few weeks with his cousin. How ard Holgerson. Stuart Ellsworth has returned from
 his vacation and has resumed hia
 work at the office of the Piainfeld
 Woolen company. The Civic club boys have gone tg camp at Buttonwoods, R. I. Miss Odna Seguin, who has been spending two weeks with friends in Providence. returned home Tuesday. George R. Fowler of Providence ia spending a few days here. Mrs. Sheridan Walker has been en- tertaining her sister from New York
 at the home of Henry F. Walker. Mrs. Walker returned to New York with her after spending three weeks at the
 home of her father-in-law
 Andrew J. Ladd and niece. Miss Ma
 " Ladd, are spending a week in New
 London and vicinity. where MT. Ladd
 ed Miss Gladys Tillinghast of this vil- lage Tuesday. Miss Sarah Card Is spending a few weeks in Norwich. l Miss Helen Bishop assistant at Will | liam S. Simmons' office, has been off | duty this week on account of the death of her little nephew. Mrs. Robert Loring has gone to the
 Worcester hospital for few days on account of her health. Miss Blanche Caplette Is spending a few days in Moosup with Miss Diana Robitaille.
 Mrs. Israel Seguin has returned from | a weeks visit in Westminster. Mrs. George Denison of Moosup vis- | ited at her brothers, Frank C. Til-
 linghast's, on Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
PENDLETcN HILL.
Church Accepts Candidate for 5ap- tisn,-Reeent Guests in Local Homes.

Miss Cecile Palmer is entertaining Miss Marion Briggs of Voluntown.
 Miss Carrie Ryder is visiting in Ni- antic.
 Miss Louise Thompson has been spending . few days with her sister, Mrs. George A. Wheeler.
 Rev. and Mrs. Adams were in Ash there next Sunday
 Howard Amy of Providence spent Sunday at NJ. O. Chapman's.
 Mrs. Mabel Childs and daughter are visiting Mrs. Childs' parents, MT. and Mrs. J. 0. Miner.
 Mrs. Cynthia Watson and daughter are visiting in Massachusetts.
 Frank Palmer of Clarks Falls was accepted by the church on Sunday as . candidate for baptism.
 John A. Morgan. Jr., of Norwich and Joseph Hopkins were guests of Mrs. James Cook last week.
 Howard Gray of Westerly, who had . severe attack of pneumonia some weeks ago, is recuperating at his cous- in's, B. G. Palmers.
 Miss Elnina Thompson and Miss Marion Whitaker are, at Mrs. Eliza beth Thompson's. They have been beach with Miss Thompson's sister, Mrs. James Brooks.
 Miss Hattie Congdon, student at Westerly high school, is spending her vacation with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Congdon.
 A number of local residents attend ed the funeral of Stiles P. Eccleston at AshwilIett last Thursday.
 Joseph G. Bill of Griswold was a guest at the Palmer homestead on Monday.
 Misses Winifred and Cecile Palmer returned to their home on Friday, having been the guests of Miss Marion Briggs at Beach pond.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
EkoNK
Recent Farm saIss-House Psrty--Fu.
 neral of Miss Lucy A. Gallup.

Willard Tanner has moved his fam fly from the Red place at Flat Rock to near Preston City, where he will work at numbering for Waldo Filling hast.
 Waldo Tillinghast has sold the Red place, formerly owned by Deacon John R. Gallup, to Bernard Finnegan of New York, who has already taken pos session with his family of wife and eight children.
 CIifford Squires has moved his fam fly from Bridgehamton, Long Island, Ito the Shepard place, Flat Rock dis trict, which he has recently bought.
 Napoleon DuFresgne has bought a farm on the road from Flat Rock to Bradford Hill, moving his family and goods from Providence.
 Rev. M. J. Twomey and wife of Port land, Me, (nee Ella Stanton), have ar- rived at Avery A. Stanton's from a trip across the continent to Portland, Oregon.
 Walter Pratt has sold his place. the Lone Stone farm, to William Sweet. MT Pratt will remain on 1t till fall to harvest the crops.
 The Gallup homestead. known as the Money Hill farm, now owned by A.. W. Noone of Peterboro. N. H., rel ative of the Gallups, has been thor oughiy repaired at large expense, and furnished with all modern convent ences.
 Miss Nettie Gallup and cousin. Mrs. Judie Wetmore, are keeping house there for the summer and entertained over last Sunday the following guests George s. Gallup and family, AL bert E. Goodbye and family, of Prov idence; John Baton and family of Wauregan; George Frink and family of Woodstock, and A. W. Noone of Peterboro. N. H., George Fl. Gallup and family of Fairview farm.
 Miss Lucy A Gallup suddenly died in Providence Tuesday night at the age of S6. The body was brought for burial in the old church cemetery on Friday, when funeral services were conducted by Rev. MT. Kellogg of the Line meeting house. Miss Gallup was a native of this place
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
CLARK,S FALLS.
Lawn Supper at Sunshine Rest House -Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. E. P. Lewis has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Saunders, at Westerly.
 Mrs. Henry F. Babcock returned on Saturday from visit with her son, Arthur, In Pawcatuck.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cassius Collins and daughters, Agnes and Gladys, attend ed the funeral of Raymond Collins.
 Jeptha Bill of Griswold has been the guest of his brother, James Bill, east of this village, returning home Sunday.
 Rev. MT. Hooker of Poquetanuck conducted an Episcopal service in the chapel Sunday afternoon.
 The lawn supper by the Sunshine people was well attended Saturday evening. The musical numbers by some of the ladies of the Rest house were heartily applauded. Miss East was pianist. The songs were planta- tion songs and the singers were in costume. Mrs. Green, president gen. eral, read a humorous selection.
 Miss Gladys Collins left Wednes- day to join Miss Vera Langworthy at her cottage at Quonochontaug beach for a few days outing.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC
Invitations Out for Clark Lamb We'd ldiug-Dsath of Adam choate-Per- sonaIs,

Charles o. Eldridge of Riverview has just received from Chicago tour- cylinder automobile.
 The Baptist Sunday school held it's annual outing Tuesday at Peace grove, Mystic.
 returned from weeks visit ts a schoolmate at Narragansett terrace, Riverside, R. l.
 On Monday Mrs. Fannie c. Lamb issued invitations to the marriage of her daughter, Miss Fannie M. Lamb and Joseph Alfred Clark, to take place Tuesday. Aug. 10th. at o'clock, at the Lamb homestead in Ledyard.
 EThe Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb.
 Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Plants vile is visiting local relatives.
 Miss Grace Woodmansee of Groton was calling Wednesday on relatives at Brushwood.
 Mrs. Charles O. EIdredge of River view was summoned to Boston Sunday on account of the illness and death of her uncle, Adam Choate. The funeral was held wednesday in Boston. Burial was in a cemetery of that city, The widow will probably return with her niece to Riverview.
 MT, and Mrs. William Shank of Led . yard were guests Wednesday of their son, John Williams Shank.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bogue and son of Poqnetanuck are guests of Mir. and Mrs William P. Welles.
 Mrs. Huldah May Dewhurst, widow of Rev. Frederick F. Dewhurst, of Chir cago, Is the guest of her father, Amos B. Taylor.
 William J. Eldredge returned Tues day to Chicago after a visit to his parents. Mir. and Mrs. James Eldredge.
 George Harris of Tariffville was an over Sunday guest of his parents at the Harris homestead.
 Mrs. Henry Fitzpatrick and son of Noank are guests this week of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Edward Staplyn.
 Daniel Frink of the Wolf Neck dis trict was a guest Sunday of his daughter, Mrs. Clarence w. Beckwith.
 Joseph Avery and family are camp ing for two weeks on Dodge's Island.
 Miss S. Annie Williams of Main street has been spending two weeks at the Williams homestead on Quoque- taug Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
PH0ENlxvIllE
Road Builders to Make Changes Sug sested by Highway Commissioner.

Mrs. Dew has arrived and taken pos- session of the James Heary place. Her goods arrived, coming by way of Alp ington.
 Mir. Stanek, who has bought the Backus farm. has bought lumber for a barn, and has engaged Lewis Col burn of Chaplin to build the barn.
 o. H. Latham returned Saturday evening from Fort Mansfield, where he has been with the 18th c. A. c. for drill for the past ten days. He is a member of the company.
 Mrs. M. F. Latham and son, Wilferd are at Highland Park, Conn. visiting relatives.
 H. E. Lincoln and family are a, Watch Hill, R. l.. for a few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pred Pellin are visit ing friends at Jamaica Plain, near Boston.
 The Pierson Engineering and Con- stuction company is expected here in a few days to make the changes suggest ed by Commissioner Macdonald after his inspection of the state road.
 The severe drouth is drying up the ground so that the potato crop will be small. Corn is also feeling it's effect and the leaves are rolling badly. and pastures are drying up fast. The streams and some wells are low.
 William Ross, the new mail carrier is quite regular in his daily trips, and is liked very much.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
CHAPLIN.
Back to the Old Honne-Inproveme
 at Congregational Parsonage.

Horace Barton of the Norfolk navy yard, Mir. and Mrs. Charles M. Barton and son of New Britain visited their old home in Bedlam last Thursday and called on local acquaintances. A. M. Litchfield took the party around town
 Rev. MT. Hull of Bristol occupied tho pulpit here Sunday.
 Samuel B. Harvey and family of Willimantic have been spending two weeks at their farm in Bedlam and gathering the hay crop.
 A Miss Florence I. Hunt is visiting at .Dr. Orin R. Witter's in Hartford.
 The Congregational parsonage has been painted. A number of new win dows have been added and other im- provements made.
 Charles Sandford Dies in Montana.
 The body of Charles Sandford, 4s, who died from a shock at Belton. Mont, was brought here Thursday. The funeral was held in the chapel at South. Chaplin at 1 D m., Rev. Waltef F. Lanphear of Mansfield Center con. ducting the service. Miss Mabel A. Lanphear sang a solo and a quartettt sang two selections. The bearers were Rev. w. B. Sandford, William Weii Louis Weir and MT. Woodworth. Burial was in the Chewink cemetery. Rev, w. B. Sandford of Iowa, a brother of the deceased. accompanied the body here.
 MT. SandfoH spent his early life ai South Chaplin, but for the past fifteeH years or myrs has lived at Belton, Mont He leaves his father, Charle} Sandford, iof. South Chaplin, and brother. Uev. w. B. Sandford. of Iowa.
 MT. aYd Mrs. Charles Backus oi Hampshfre. H., called on friends ia town tIis week.
 MisI Mabel A. Lanphear is visiting over Sunday at W. H. Halls in West Hartford.
 Charles Small of Providence has spent a week at E. A. Penno's.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
LISBON
Birthday Surprise Party and Gift for Fred Irons.

Miss Pauline Erlbeck of Taftville has been visiting Miss Ethel Kennedy.
 Rev. c. w. Burt of Maine is to occupy the pulpit at i. the Newent church next Sunday.
 A surprise party was given Fred Irons at his home Saturday evening. Cake and coffee were served. Games were played. Those present were Misses Maggie an Annie Hoeick, Lila and Vesta Kendall, Lizzie and Lena Bradlow, Emma Burton, Alice Bur dick, Pauline Erlbeck. Susie Kanahan and Ethel Kennedy, and Edward Bros -ofske, Leo, John, August and Ber- nard Hoelck, William Spencer. Will liam Kendall, Lester Bromley, Charles Banker, Jacob Moll, Harry Corbett, Bert Irons, Benjamin and George Brown. MT. Irons was presented an umbrella by his friends.
 Small Notes.
 Mrs. J. H. Kennedy has been visit ing in Willamntic.
 Mrs. Walter Armstrong of Norwich is in town on a visit.
 John Bromley had three of his small turkeys killed by dog.
 Miss Alice E, Kennedy who has been in New Canaan for the past three weeks, is improving rapidly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
LEONARD BRIDGE.

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur H. Clark and son of Brooklyn. N. r., are visiting their parents, MT. and Mrs. Salmon Clark, and Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Park.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Corbit and son are visiting in Stafford Springs.
 A good ru:nber from this place att tended the fellowship meeting held at Lebanon on Wednesday, the 2Sth. It was decided to hold the next of the series of meetings with the Exeter church some time in August.
 Miss Myra Manwaring is visiting John Clark's, at Liberty Hill.
 A large number of Jewish boarders are quartered with the local Jewish residents.
 Mrs. Minnie Dawley and friends of Willimantic' spent Tuesday with Mrs. I. E. Cummings.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
WARR NEVILLE
Little Items of Local Interest

MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Durkee are spend ing few days fin Hopkinton. R. l., guests of MT. Durkee's sister, Mrs. E. P. Mathewson.
 M. s. Louks is spending several days with his family in this village.
 John Hodge of Holyoke. Mass. Is the guest of E. F. Austin.
 Ashford grange, No. 90, held its reg ular meeting Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. M. S. Louks has returned home, after spending several weeks in Paw tucket and vicinity.
 Mrs. Viola Louks Smith of Central Falls, R. l., is spending several weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. $. Louks.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Mathewson and Miss Ida E. Louks enjoyed an automobile trip to Hartford last Friday.
 Mrs. R. H. Wright was the guest of Mrs. L. K. Fuller a few days last week.
 Mrs. H. F. Scott was the guest of her sister at Ashford Saturday last.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
HAMBURG.
Local Guests at Essex soeial-Vaoa- ton Notes.

Mrs. William Slate was in Essex Thursday.
 Fred King of saybrook was in town this week.
 Miss Emma Sawyer of Springfield. Mass, is spending her vacation with her parents MT and Mrs. William Sawyer.
 Mrs. F. Edwards. of Essex was in town Sunday.
 Miss Gertrude Slate is spending the vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Slate
 A number of the young people at tended social in Essex Monday eve ming.
 Mrs. Fengar of New London is the guest of Mrs. May Daniels.
 Rev. MT. Butterneld and Mrs. But terfieid have been visitors in town this week.
 Hal Martin returned to his work in Chester Wednesday after a long ill., ness
 MT and Mrs. John Wood of Hart ford were guests at J. J. Tiffanys on Sunday.
 Mrs. Erastus Huntley is with her husband, Captain Huntley, at Mon tauk.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Scott Conklin are visiting their father, c. P Douglas.
 Oscar Tanner and family are visiting their father, William J. Tanner.
 Mason Gray and family spent last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Gray's father. Horace Perkins.
 Farmers in this section have finished having with a short crop.
 The water in wells is getting very low
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
GALES FERRY. 2
Enjoyable Concert TT Summer Guests
 Como and Go-cuting, Notess


 The concert given as the third of the series of entertainments zt the var sity quarters Friday evening of last week was well attended. The pro- gramme as arranged by Mrs John Thompsonsis given below Opening se- lections, violin and piano. Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Voorhees, vocal solo, Dr. Vim cent D. Eldred: plano duet Miss Mar guerite Wulf and Miss Mabel Martin; French horn solo, Miss Susie A. Pray; recitation, Master William Kennedy; vocal solo, Miss Helen Benson; man. dolin solo, duo style, MT. Voorhees,; vocal solo, Miss Pray; mandolin trio, with piano accompaniment, Miss Mar guerite Morse, Miss Ruth Hamilton, ing, Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs; mandolin and piano selections, MT. and Mrs A. M. Voorhees,; vocal solo. Dr. Eldred; piano solo, Miss Helen Benson; vocal solo Miss Marguerite Morse; French horn solo, Miss Pray; violin and piano MT. and Mrs. Voorhees,.
 Mrs D. Ward Adams of AttawaugRn and her son, Prof Arlon T. Adams. of Hilton, N. H., were guests Friday and Saturday of last week of Mir and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins
 Mrs. Mary A. Geer of Poquetanuck and Miss Nellie W. Geer of Ledyard spent Tuesday with Misses Ellen and Lucy Geer at the Pines.
 Henry w. Pope of Worcester and his daughter, Mrs. W. l.. Stowe, of Graf ton, Mass, recent guests of MT. and home last week.
 Mrs. William Strickland of Brook lyn, N. Y., who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, left Tuesday to visit in New London.
 Special music was enjoyed Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rob- ert Lee Latimer of Palrnertown sang at the offertory at the morning ser vice and at the Epworth league ser- vice Sunday evening, led by Robert S. Ross, secretary of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A.. the newly formed young peo- ples choir gave as an anthem T Will Feed My Flocks.". Miss Mabel Martin of Meriden sang solo, Face to Face"
 Henry Anderson of California was the guest of Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard and MT. and Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine last week.
 Nathan A. Gibbs left Saturday for his annual cruise to Buzzards Bay.
 Miss Susie Pray, who has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. John Thomp- son. has returned to Attawaugan.
 Miss Ellen and Miss Lucy Geer en- -tertained Miss Caroline H. Thompson and Misses Mabel and Alice Cardwell of Norwich at their summer cottage on the bluff Wednesday,
 Miss Kate B. Colver of the navy yard and her niece, Miss Maud Chapman. of Mfddletown. who have been spending a week in New York and Atlantic City. returned Tuesday,
 Mrs. William Lewis and her grand daughters, Cora and Lydia, who have been spending week on Block Island returned to their home at Allyn's Point Monday. Miss Emma D. Lewis also returned Monday from a visit in North Stonington
 Miss Ruby Vaughn of Norwich ar rived Wednesday to visit Miss Ruth Hamilton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
ia LAUREL GLEN.

Mfr and Mrs. N Frank Maine of Mystic are visiting MT. and Mrs. N. T. Maine.
 MT. and, Mrs. R. D. Cook of Watch Hill were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Cooks parents, MT. and Mrs. James Maine.
 Rev. E. P. Mathewson occupied the pulpit in the Laurel Glen chapel last Sunday morning and held communion service. There was prayer meeting at the same place Wednesday evening, Hill
 Edgar James of Hope Valley has entered the employ of the Clarks Falls Felting company, and is boarding at the home of James Maine.
 Miss May Burdick of Providence is visiting her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. C. P. Holdredge.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
E&-
WINDHAM
Sunday School Outing to the Beach
 Pastor Giving Cottage Talks.

Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Saunders of Westfield. Mass. are spending their vacation at Benoni Bates
 About 140 members of the Windhan, and South Windham Sunday schools spent a very pleasant day at Ocean Beach on Wednesday. The party went by special trolley to Norwich and then boarded the Sight Seer.
 Rev. Harry Grimes is to take the members of the castle of the Knights of King Arthur to Columbia lake next week for few days of camp life.
 Rev. R. F. Hatch of St. Paurs church is giving a series of talks on the Bible at the homes of the fchurch people.
 Kingsley Brown has returned from a trip to England.
 Miss Theresa Gidman was the guest of Miss Anna Bates at Gales Ferry over Sunday.
 Mrs. Will Rice has returned from Nova Scotia.
 Frank Machla and Delazon Wood have gone to Vermont.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WESTMINSTER

At the service Sunday morning the pulpit was occupied by Pastor Smith. Rev. F. E. Delzell of Brentwood N. H., a former pastor, preached an ex- cellent sermon.
 Mrs. John D. Rood of Moosup and Mrs. Ellen Parker of Brooklyn have been guests 1 their mother, Mrs. Sybil Baker.
 Miss Jessie Sage is spending the week with Miss Josephine Armstrong, one of the teachers in Plainfeld high school, at her home in Pawtucket.
 Arthur c. Bennett was taken to Backus hospital Saturday, where he underwent an operation for appendi- citiS
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
SOUTH CANTERBURY.

Mrs. Annie Morgan, Mrs. Mary Con- Ion and Mrs. Burr Smith were in Nor wich Saturday
 Mrs. Martha Bennett has been visit ing her cousins. pr. John O. Smith and Mrs Harriet Bugbee.
 Miss Mary O'Reilly has returned to her home at New York after two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Mary I COnlorl
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
CENTER voLUNTowN.

Charles Barber and Grover Fry went to Beach pond three days last week and carried home 26s fish. Grover Fry caught pickerel that weighed two pounds.
 Mrs. Carrie Pratt is improving. Her sister from Massachusetts is with her.
 William Bitgood went to Hopeville July 29 on business.
 Harold and Herman Bitgood of FIopey; are visiting their grand
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
WOODSTOCK

Rev L. B. Crane of Easton, Fa.. a former summer resident. is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. Harriet F. Moore was in Hart ford Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey s. Child have returned from their wedding trip and are in their new home, Elmiawn.
 Rev. c. F. Waters preached at East woodstock last Sunday afternoon. F.EW. Hinrichs gave an interesting
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
DAYvILLE

The Rev. MT. Beywolde and wife are away on their vacation and the church will be closed for two Sundays
 MT. and Mrs. Eddy of Kansas City are visiting at Caleb Blanchard's.
 Mrs. William Bailey was in Provi- dence visiting last week.
 The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Frank Bennett on Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F Bidwell spent the week end at Eastern Point the guests of Mrs. Frank l.. Woodland.
 Mrs. Arnold Street and daughter are at Oakland Beach for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
GRIsWoLD

Mrs. Loretta Gallup of Oneco Is wis itinR her sister. Mrs. S. G. Norman.
 Ellen Campbell returned this week from a three weeks visit with her Reid, of Lisbon. BY
 One day this week Mrs. Louisa Campbell visited her sister who is all at her home in Worcester Mass.