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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Marriage Licenses,

Frank A. Dwyer and Lille Clark of Salt
Iake Oity-
Edward Shorren and Marguerite Resan OF
Salt Lake City.
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Zion S Cooperative Home Building
aud Real Estate company OF this city,
amended articles increasing the capital
from $250,000, in 81 shares, to 100000.
in 81 shares. Of which 100000 shares
are preferred and the other $4,000
shares common stock.
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half are reserved for treasury stock.
Joseph A. West, Ogden, president; ".
H. Hurd, Salt Lake City, vice presi-
dent; Nj. j. West, Ogden, secretary and
treasurer, J II. Hurd, j. L. Merritt,
p, e. West and W. r. Rhodes, all Of
this city, additional incorporators.
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THE DEMONSTRA-
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Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
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Nobby outing hats in fancy shades
and shapes Mehesy Millinery store.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
ELLINGTON.
Last Of Series of Entertainments by
the Grange.

Ed Powell Of Bridgeport was a Wis
itor over Sunday at his uncle's, Otto
Powell's.
Truman Sadd of Willimautic was in
town to attend the funeral Mr.. Sadd's
fathers.
Pitkin Pease is confined to the house
and Is under the care OF a nurse.
Mrs. y. p. Fuller Of Springfield Is
visiting her. mother, Mrs. Guy Collins.
1.-THE Country School" a Success.
The drama entitled The Country
School was given in the Town hall
on Friday evening to a large audience.
The parts were well taken. It was I'M
der the direction of Mrs Arthur Hale,
who received many compliments for It's
success. Those taking part We're: Car
RE Peck May and Nellie Hathaway,
Mrs. Ebert Parsons, Mrs. Alice Hay
ward, Mrs. Arthur Hale. Ruth AbOrn,
Evelyn Marks, Ira. Charles and Harry
Price, George and Barl Hathaway, John
Oates, Arthur Hale and Olin Shemer.
The musical programme was well rem
dered This closed the series of en-
tertainments given under the auspices
of the grange.
Notes.
Several applications have been hand
ed in for membership in the grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aborn have left
the employ of Mrs. Henry Aborn and
returneF 10 Lynn, Mass. their former
home.
p Miss Matte Niles visited in Hartford
for a few days the first Of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
TOLLAND COUNTY.
ST0RRS.
Happenings In and About tho College
MIR. and Mrs. Edmond Entertain
Faculty.

Warren Fisher Of Bridgeport and
Wilson Fisher of Lyme were guests
of Rev. o. d. Fisher over Sunday.
Result of Rhetorical Contest.
At the sophomore rhetoricals on Sat
urday evening, Miss Flaherty, Mr..
Wadhams, Miss Dunbar and Senay
were chosen to represent the class in
the Radcliffe Hicks prize speaking in
May.
mond and Miss Edwina Whitney were
Play Well Presented
After the rhetorfeals the Connecti-
cut Agricultural College Dramatic club
presented the play, Between the Acts.
The character work of the cast, under
the able direction Of Miss Cecil Smith,
who took one of the leading parts, was
especially good. The clever acting Of
Mr.. L. H. Forbush and Miss s. Tread
well, the quarrelsome old couple, were
especially good.
Among those present at the Dairy
mems Institute held on Friday and
Saturday at the college were Cattle
Commissioner II. o. Averill, Dairy
Commissioner II. +. Potter Milk In
spector j. NJ. Copley of Hartford, A.
]. Pierpont, w. II. Lee, c. B. Pom
eroy and other prominent dairymen Of
the state.
Personals.
w. II. Hammond of Hampton was a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fl. D. Ed
mond, recently.
Mrs. Charles H. Fem is very Ill with
pneumonia.
George H. HOLSTER spent Sunday at
the college.
Faculty Entertained.
TT n Edmond commandment of ca
diets, and Mrs Edmond entertained
the members Of the faculty on We'd
pesday evening. They were assisted
in receiving by Miss Helen Hammond,
sister of Mrs. Edmond, and Miss Flor
ence Allchin, Of Boston. The decora-
lions were OF green plants with pink
roses In the DINING room Mrs Ed
win Q. Smith and Mrs. Ella NJ. Slater
poured. assisted by Miss Edna Butler,
Miss Ethel Wallace. Miss Cora Grant,
Miss Grace Sage, During the eve
ming Miss Hammond read short Sc
lections Miss Alchin sang accom-
panied by Mrs. Frederic Stoneburn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

small scale. but not the Italian kind.
Contractor TOrrance's workmen near
Timothy Shea's residence, touched of
a heavy charge Of explosive in the
ledge they are working there, and
many tons Of rock were broken up
and displaced. The loosened stones
are to be used in the face wall around
the company's premises on Railroad
avenue between the two railroads.
Henry f. Parkhurst made a business
trip to Providence one day last week.
Personal Notes.
John r. Fuller Of Scotland called
on friends here Friday week
Calvin Wilcox was a business call
er I'm Norwich Monday
Nicholas Boizclle, who is boarding
with Henry 4. Parkhurst, is seriously
i'll with a pulmonary ailment
The young ladies' club is arranging
70 give a fine entertainment during
the month Of April.
Charles H Breyton of Providence,
formerly OF Norwich favored our bus
mess men with a call on Monday.
Mr.. Grenier 10 building a handsome
piazza on the front and west sides Of
his house (the Solomon Jordan house,
On Pleasant street. and q small addi-
ton also on the west side.
MotOrman Fred Lyon Of Norwich
WIS at Dis nome mere i tuesday.
Henry e. PRrkhurst expects 70 move
to Moosup about April l.
Manuel e. BONN has moved into the
Shea house on Pleasant street.
Henry Beers has the stakes placed
for a new house on the William John
son place.
Earle Robinson of Providence was a
caller here Wednesday.
The company houses in the new VII
lage are being painted yellow
The P. A. A. OF Plainheld viii play
the Jewett city football eleven on Sat
urday. March 20. at Piainheld. Kick Oft
at o'clock. A good game IS expected.
The lineup for Plainfeld is as follows:
Goa. X. sykes; r. f., b. Mete; l. f., F..
Mus grave; T. h. b., D. Wardman; C..
h. b., Z. Monty; J. h. b., n. Lacroix;
20 W., l.. I4amonte; r. inside, T.. va
hanson; G. forward, 1. MERCER; I. in
side. f. Lynch; J. o. m, J. LadeauX.
Reserves. Frank Butterworth. Eugene
ponias.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20

funeral OF Mrs. John c. Stanton OF
Hope Valley Saturday.
Thomas w. Biddles severed his con-
nection with the Psacedale Manufac-
turing company and is at his home
here.
c. T. Barber has returned TO this
place from New York, after making a
business and pleasure trip.
A number OF young ladies OF THIS
place spent a pleasant evening Wed
nesday with Mrs. Chapman az her
home. on the Westerly road, before her
departure to Peacedale, where she VIII
reside IN the future
Jacob Babcock, who has ben boss
weaver for the Ashaway wooden mill.
is moving his household furnishings TO
Woonsocket, where he has found en-
ployment.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
WELLINGTON.
Civil Service Examination for Fourth
Class ostmaster-Birthday Party
General News.

A civil service examination is to be
held at Rockville April 10 for the Of
flee Of fourth class postmaster, at
West wilmington. Fourth class post
masters in the New England states
and in New York. Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Wis
consin and Michigan, were placed I'M
der the civil service rules by Presi-
dent Roosevelt Hitherto these post
masters have been appointed. usually
on the recommendation Of the repre-
sentative or senator who controlled
the patronage In each district. Under
the new order which affects more
than 5000 offices, as vacancies occur
they will be filed from the eligible
lists established after competitive ex-
animation by the civil service commits
sion and the persons appointed Will
remain during efficiency and good be-
havior.
George A. Cosgrove spoke at a poul-
try meeting at Cranston, r. l.. week
before last and before a committee OF
the legislature in Hartford last week.
Ralph snow Of Willimantic appear
ed on his regular trip the other day
with his outfit drawn by a mule team.
A tin cart drawn by mules is novelty
in this section.
Nellie Carpenter has been I'll for a
week or two.
Mrs. Celinda Waldo came from Hart
ford Saturday to visit her sister Mrs.
Emily Carpenter. Her daughter. Jen-
ME (1Irs. Frank Knox, accompanied
her and spent sunday. Both were for
ner residents.
The Endeavor meeting Sunday eve
ming at Congregational chapel was
ably led by Mrs. Esther Brown Dim
ock
Mrs. Ward sang a solo very sweetly
at Baptist church Sunday morning.
The meeting Of the Bunyan club at
Rest cottage, although not largely at
tended on account OF the rain, was
pleasant and profitable.
The frlends of Miss Alice walker
Pratt gave her a surprise party Satur-
day evening. 1t being her nineteenth
birthday. A pleasant time was enjoy
ed. Cake and fruit were served. Miss
Pratt is q pupil at the state normal
school in Wilhmantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
WASHINGTON COUNTY, R. |.
USQUEPAUGH.
Special Meetings Continued - C. c.
Woodmansee Bitten by Pet Dog.

Woodmansee bitten by ret Dog'
Annie Kelly is visiting at c. c. Ken
yon's.
5. Lamond made a business trip 70
Providence Tuesday.
The meetings at the chapel at West
Kingston last week were so well at
tended that they were continued this
week.
News has been received here that
Mrs. William Palmer is very sick. She
resides here summers and in Provi-
dence winters.
Miss Ruth Brown Of Summit visited
at c. D. Kenyon's over sunday.
Mrs. c. D. Kenyon and Miss Ruth
Brown visited Mrs. J. Fl. Trenberth at
East Greenwich Monday.
Harry Kenyon visited his parents
here Sunday.
Carmen Andrews visited over Sun
day with friends here.
Alfred c. Kenyon has been on bust
ness trip to New York
r. L. Knight called on friends at
Hope Valley Monday.
Mrs. A. c. Kenyon and son are visit
ing at Westerly.
Mrs. Gideon Palmer has been spend
ing a few days at her farm in this vii
lage.
c. c. woodmansee was bitten by a
pet dog Sunday.
Louis Barber OF Kingston is suffer
ing from a severe attack OF pneumo-
mia.
Mrs. william Dyer went TO Provl-
dence Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
SOUTH WELLINGTON.
William Pixies Round the World Trip
Ice Cutting Ended-Aecident.

At the special communication of Ur-
iel lodge. No. "a, F. and A. NJ. there
viii be work in the z. A. degree.
William Pike is home on fifteen
days furlough after spending little
more than a year on trip around the
world with the fleet Of battleships. He
speaks highly Of the treatment accord
ed the bluejackets by foreign govern
ments. especially japan. His expert
ence has been an enjoyable one and
his account Of various features Of the
trip are highly interesting. His ship,
the Yankee. served as a despatch boat
and tender throughout the voyage, and
is now at Brooklyn, where Mr.. Pike
win report for duty.
Miss May f. Moriarty is acting as
substitute for Miss Margaret Mallory
in the local school. Miss MalloTy's
health is not good and she will prob
ably not teach here any more.
Ice cutting on Lake Beauty was con-
scIuded last Sunday The large Ice
house is only about half filed.
New Dog Tags.
The dog tags to be used in town this
wear have arrived. They are octason-
al in Shape and while they have the
usual link are supplied with two holes
to permit Of being riveted to a collar
Hans Hansen, employed in the spool
shop. split a finger on a saw Monday.
DR.. F. L. Johnson took several stitches
to close The cut.
Mrs. Lena X. Bracket was a Hart
ford visitor last week.
The desk in the hall was supplied
last Sunday by Rev. j. B. Council Of
Hartford the pastor. Rev. z. W. Oar
row being absent IN Waterford.
Mrs Adolph KOrper and grand
daughter Hazel Brackett, have been
spending a few days IN Hartford
Word comes from the Hartford hos
pital that Charles Macfarlane under
went an operation on Saturday that
was entirely successful
Norman Griggs is reported as gain
ing rapidly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
EAST WELLINGTON.

George Wilson's whole family is euf-
fering with colds.
The young son Of Charles AmiGon
got stuck in the mud little way
from his home. He screamed until
he was heard at home and one of his
older brothers came and pulled him
out
Dan Blakely is coming to his farm
next month.
Henry Brosseau, who has been liv-
ing in the Blakely house, must move.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
H0PKINTGN.
Danee-End Of Winter Term.

Miss Hattie Champlin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lewis o. Chapman, in YER
sailles, Conn.
A dance was held ct the home OF
George K Hoxsie last Saturday even
ing.
George 2. Allen OF Hope Valley Wis
tied at the home of his father, Hon.
Z. r. Allen. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bromley OF
Stonington called on Mira. Bromley
mother. Mrs. Aimeda Slocum. at the
residence of Mrs. George X. Thayer,
Monday.
The spring vacation of the public
schools in town viii be due next
week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20

the water is excluded. It's very easy
TO see that a food, to be a nutritive
food, must supply a good deal Of pro-
tein. Now Just look at this little table.
extracted from much more complete
tables in Prof Atwater's pamphlet, and
see what a difference there Is In the
cost OF protein in the various foods y1u
may select from. The first column
gives the name of the food material;
the second its assumed cost per pound
TO you, uncoOked the third the cost OF
one pound Of protein supplied TO the
body by it:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
ARCADIA.
Mrs. HsdfieId Recovering from Effects
of a Fall-Personals.

Mrs. Jane ffadneld. who fell on the
icy street when returning home from
her work in the mill at Hope. R. l.,
and broke her arm. was at her nome
here during the week past. Mrs, Had
field is slowly recovering from Der IN
juries.
Henry Mayne, who has been I'll sew
eral months, seems to be gradually
failing.
Mrs. Mary Ann Barber, who has been
III with pneumonia, is making some
Improvement.
Palmer Smith made some improve
ment in health the past week.
Benjamin Sheldon Is suffering from
an attack Of grip.
Frank Chase has commenced keeping
house in the Jacob Smith house near
Miilville.
Mrs Mary Emma Barber Is Ill, re-
curing the services of a physician.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
BOLTON.
Enjoyable Social Evening at the
Grange.

Rev Mr.. Mcleod of Andover occu-
pied the pulpit Sunday morning. Rev.
c. C. Parker of Belknap will supply
the pulpit next Sunday.
Officers Visit Grange.
State Deputy Henry G. Phelps. Mrs.
Phelps and Mrs. James of Andover Wis
tied Bolton grange No a., Friday
evening, March 18th. The programme
for the evening consisted of violin
duets by Mrs. R. c. Eaton and ]. Wes-
son Phelps, anda dialogue entitled
Her Weekly Allowance" given by the
following sixteen members: Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph c. Eaton, Mrs. John II.
Massey Mrs. ]. Alton Loomis, Miss
Adelia N. LOOMS. Kate Doane, Jennie
D. Ferry, Edith Howell, Elizabeth H.
White, Messrs. Paul z. Clement j.
White Sumner, Harry Milburn, Mich
ael DAILY, Herbert Maxwell julius
Strong and Ernest Strong.
Social and Personal.
Prot. Samuel NJ Alvord and son,
Morgan, of Ashley street, Hartford,
were recent visitors at Miss Annie NJ.
Alvord's.
Miss Daisy White Of Hebron has
been visiting at her cousins, William
c. Whites.
Mrs. Agnes Maxwell was in Hart
ford a few days the first Of the week.
Representative J. White Sumner at
tended a reception given by Governor
Lily in Hartford Tuesday evening.
party of fifty attended the dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Strong
Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20

Gently to look at Julius Hills farm
with the intention OF purchasing.
Representative E. E Foote attended
a reception given by Governor Lilley
in Hartford Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Herald OF Madison occupied
the pulpit last Sunday, and is expected
next Sunday.
In the lawsuit of Fred Burnham of
Hebron VS.. Charles Brown of Colches-
ter decision was given in favor of Mr..
Burnham. 1t Is said that Mr.. Brown
win appeal.
MIR. Pratt, superintendent of schools.
was in town the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20

An iluminant known as gum gas"
can be produced from the eucalyptus
leaves and g said to give bright light.
A local authority has estimated that
10000 feet of gas can be obtained from
q ton Of leaves. The eucalyptus bark
Is said to- contain a fiber suitable for
paper also tanning. Eucalyptus flow
ers are said to contain a nectar espe-
cially good for bee food, though the
flavor OF honey from eucalyptus is
somewhat peculiar and might not
please every taste.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20

Of a complication Of diseases at his
home in HydevilIe. The funeral was
held Sunday. Rev. George F. Newton
officiating Burial was at Stafford
street cemetery. He is survived by
three sons, Fred, Arthur and Forest
Smith Of Staffordville.
Mrs. George Drummond was taken
to Norwich hospital last Saturday for
treatment for asthma.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
WINDHAM COUNTY.
PLAIRFIELD.
eoeisl Gathering and Dance an Enjoy
able Affair-ContraetO Torrance
Made Big Blast.


Judge Waldo Tilllnghast Of this
place and James Appley OF Canterbury
attended court in Putnam last week
"wednesday.
A passenger trolley car marked
Watch Hill and AshawHy was taken
through here on steam train q few
days since.
James Sullivan, a former telegraph
operator here, but now residing in
Taftyille. was recent visitor in
town.
Capt. G. E. Trip, Of Mystic. a for
mar resident Of Plaiunelo and Judge
"A. J. Rathburn OF Westerly we're in
town on business one day last week.
Welcome II. Browning was in Nor
wich on business Saturday.
Charles Prentice Lewis visited with
relattves IN WillimsVilie Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie A. Lewis visited Dan
iolson Saturday on business.
Social at Opera House.
The social gathering and dance at
the opera house last week Thursday
evening" constituted a very pleasant
and enjoyable dedication of the prem
iEes. There was good attendance,
fine music, to0thsome refreshments
and pleasant reunion Of Old time
dancers. making all in all one OF the
finest occasions OF the Kind for many
a year The use Of the hall and prem
ises was accorded the party as com
plimentary TO the occasion.
Mrs Florence Moore and daughter,
IDA took the trolley for Norwich Sat
urday.
Ledge Broken BY Blast.
One pleasant afternoon last week 3
terrific explosion occurred. shaking
houses making windows rattle and
disturbing things generally. Everyone
e&clslmed: AN earthquake, right from
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
COLUMBIA.
Town Meeting Regarding Rights on
Lake Front-New Safe Needed for
Town Records.

There was large attendance at the
special town meeting last Saturday
afternoon. The meeting was for the
purpose OF hearing and acting upon
the report of a previously appointed
committee to investigate concerning
the rights of the town in certain
piece of highway running through the
premises of Miss Irene Dixon on the
northwest shore OF the lake, across
which Miss Dixon had erected a stone
wall where the road enters the lake,
thus cutting off any public way by
which our citizens can get to the lake
from that side. The report of the
committee was accepted, but no def
mite action was taken, futher than
TO instruct the committee to wait upon
Miss Dixon at the earliest opportunity
and ascertain what she is willing to
do in the matter and report at fu-
ture meeting.
Old Safe Useless.
Mr.. Hathaway, the examiner Of pub
lie records, was at the meeting and
spoke in regard to the purchase of a
new cafe or the erection Of fSe-proof
vault in which to keep the public rec
ords Of the town. He condemned the
old safe in use at present as having
outlived It's usefulness as regards
safety and as being too small to con-
tain all the record books that should
be gept therein. The matter was final
ly left in the hands Of the selectmen.
News in General.
Walter E. Palmer who has been
spending several weeks with his fam
lily in this place, expects to return in
a few days TO Ohio
Miss Julia Kneeland was in Putnam
a portion of last week as witness in a
case being tried before the superior
court
Warren A. Collins lost a valutble
horse Sunday morning. The animal
was taken sick Saturday evening and
seemed to be suffering from what was
thought to be internal hemorrhage or
rupture.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
UNION.
Mrs. Mary Dodge is with friends in

Mrs. Mary Dodge is with friends in
Westford.
Miss Bertha Scranton OF Dodge Wis
tied the past week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scranton.
Mrs. L. Miller and daughter Lysle
visited friends in Warrenville the past
week.
School in district No. 1 began the
spring term Monday, Miss Mary Ny
ers of woodstock, teacher.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
TURNERVILLE.
Baseball Association Elects officers.

Mrs. George Siswick of Stafford
Srriua- was the guest of her sister.
Mrs " T. Prentice, Friday
l.. c. Rathbone has sold his oxen to
Jim Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Jaqufth were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H c. Barlow
of South Coventry over Sunday.
The Hebron Baseball association
held a meeting Monday night at the
Town hall and elected the following
officers: President, J. II. Jaeger: vice
president, DR.. Cyrus PendIeton; secre-
tary II. c. Potter; treasurer. z. A.
Raymon OF this village; manager,
Clarence Hanna.
Station Agent Generous moved his
family to the railroad company's house
Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
MOUNT HOPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Packer and
daughters. Rachel and Helen spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Hooker
homestead.
Miss Grace Russ has been spending
the week in Morrow with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry White were in
Willimantic Friday.
George =. Russ tried running his
new auto a few days since.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
STAFF0RDVILLE.
Funeral of Frank NJ. Smith.

Miss Myrtle Brown of PittsneId,
Mass, was home over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Olmsted OF Meriden was
the guest Of Mrs. G.. f. Newton at the
Methodist parsonage over Sunday.
Ernest Cooley Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Phelps spent a few days recently in
Boston.
Frank Nd. Smith. 81. Died THURSDAY
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
GII.EAD.
Fred Burnhsn Wins sult-PersonaI
Notes Of the Week.

Harold Post Of Hartford was at his
home here sunday.
d. H. Hodge Is confined to his home
by an injured foot. caused by a log
rolling on It.
The +. A. s. met Wednesday after
noon with Miss Martha Buell..
r.. f. Foote of Trinity college. Hart
ford. was at his home here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Flarence Fogil and Miss Carrie
Hutchinson were in Winimantic Tues
day.
Miss Daisy White visited schools IN
Manchester Friday and spent Sunday
with relatives in Bolton.
DR.. Moore Of Manchester has been In
town several times recently.
New York parties were in town re-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
POTTER HILL.
Ladies' Sewing Circle Held Meat Pie
Supper-Mrs. Naylor Out After H.
ness-Farewell to Mrs. Chapman.

Mrs William Thomas of Westerly
spent Wednesday with Mrs. David ].
Naylor.
There was late car to accommodate
all who attended THE Garden Party"
at the Opera house Tuesday evening.
The many friends Of Mrs. David ].
Naylor are pleased to ses her out again
after her illness.
Mrs. Bradford Perrin has moved her
household furnishings to Peacedale.
The Ladies' Sewing society held a
meat pie supper in their rooms Wed
nesday evening. and it was largely at
tended. The proceeds are to be given
toward the chapel fund.
Mrs. D. A. Taylor attended the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-20
ROCKVILLE.
Road Commissioner Austin Repairing
Road-Literary Social at Parsonage.

Mrs. Mary J. Bates OF Providence
has been the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Bohnlng, at Stonington for
a week or so.
Road Commissioner James Austin
and a gang of men have been repair
ing the road near Andrews sawInill.
LaClede Woodmansee OF Westerly
was the guest OF hts father, Deacon
william ". Woodmansee, on Satur-
day.
Wsyland Boss IS confined to his bed
by illness.
Ernest Boss. who has been i'll with
grip and bronchitis. Is so as TO be out
again.
A number of the young people were
entertaining at the parsonage Wednes-
day evening at literary social.