Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
FRANKLIN.
Fishing PartY-second Private Tele-
phone Line-News from Local Peo-
pie in Wyoming.

Frank 3. Greenslit spent Monday
and Tuesday in Kingston r. l., at
tending the graduating exercises at the
Rhode Island State college. Elmer
Smith, a nc chew of Mr.. Greenslit, was
a member cf tie graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. A R. Manning of YAM
tic spent Sunday at Valley farm,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd p. Aver.
Warren Istisgs and his sister, Mrs.
Locfnis, of IcDancn spent Sunday with
Mrs. Adds IA lockwood.
Miss Blanch Smith is spending sew
eral weeks il, Boston.
Miss Eirtnc, Eeckwith has returned
after spelu1g a few days in Led
yard.
Josie Parker of Plain Hill were re-
cent guests at Lakeside farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard and
family OF North Windham spent a day
recently with Mr. and Mrs. George l..
Ladd.
Rev. II. A. Beadle viii address me
Children tom orrow Sunday morning
in the First Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woodward and
son Charles 80 Hartford were Frank
lin visitors Sunday.
Mrs. M. y Bolande and son Harold
and Miss AE7s Engstrom were recent
! visitors in New Haven, guests Of Mrs.
Bolandc's sister, Mrs. Halsey Kelley.
Miss Jennie Potter of Norwich spent
Saturday IN franklin the guest of Mrs.
c. H. Robinson.
Miss Turner Of New London was a
recent guess Of Mrs. b. +. Greenslit.
Miss Annie i'ark and Miss Mather OF
Yant4c were quests for a few days re-
Gently Of Mrs. c. III. Lathrop.
Fred Orcaiann Of Norwich was the
guest of Consisble S. n. Hyde on Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Goodwin Of
Lebanon spen' the early part of the
week with Mrs. Louis H. Smith.
The selectmen are repairing the
roads.
The Conne cticut company has built
several concrete bridges to replace the
old wooden structures on the trolley
line from ,5aitic to Willimantic
Constable Samuel n. Hyde, with a
party of Norwich friends, spent a few
days the early part of this week at
Stonington and Fishers Island on a
fishing trip.
Miss Motifs Funeral.
The buriAi Of Miss Maria Mott took
place at the Plains cemetery on Friday
OF last week, sbe funeral being in Hart
ford, whore Miss Nett lived. Miss Mott
was a granddaughter of DIR.
Samuel N"Ir. who preached in the
Franklin Congregational church for
seventy-fiy years. He died at the age
of 9S years Miss Mott had spent the
summers fJr many years in Franklin
at the home OF Mrs. 1sham Hyde.
Driving Accident.
While dr.rir through South Wind
ham one Gag last week Mrs. James
Simpson anS Mrs. Earl Rogers met
with an accident A trolley car al
vancing f-cn behind struck the car
rage in such a manner as to throw
the ladies out. Mrs Simpson received
a fractured shoulder. The motorman
on the cac seMitted that he was look-
ing in the direction of the postofffce
and did not notice the carriage. The
horse was cut in several places and the
carriage was almost a wreck.
interesting Experiences in Wyoming.
Mrs. Herncs A eager. who is spend
ing the summer in Wyoming with her
husband, writes to her daughter. Miss
Faith eager, that she is having a very
interesting time in the west. Mrs.
eager with two other ladies encounter
ed q rattl.srske one day recently
while out walking. The snake was
quickly kille- fS the ladies'; it had ten
Fattlss. Mrs. eager also describes a
flood that carried away the house in
which they lived and nearly all its
contents. Mr.. eager is carpenter
on the construction of a large dam in
one Of thegcauyons in Wyoming and
had built aiamall house in this canyon.
The flood ! as caused by melting snow
on the ynoiiSlisins.
New Telephone Line.
Clifford ~ Robinson recently in
stalled telephone line on Lebanon
road. the second party telephone line
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