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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
COVENTRY.
Address by Mr.. Mansfield = Wood
Chase Weddins-Personai Items.


Mr.. Mansfield. president OF the Y.
NJ c. A. of New Haven, attended the
morning service in the Baptist church
at Mansfield Depot Sunday and adj
dressed the people In a very pleasing
manner.
cation at the home of Dr. johnson at
Mansfield Depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson's little son Is
i'll with scarlet fever at their home on
Ripley Hill. The house has been quar-
antined.
Miss Elsie Bromley has Returned to
her home in Norwich from a weeks
visit with her aunt. Mrs. Herbert Will
lianns, at Mansfield Depot.
Mrs. Maria Bowers and grauddaugh-
ter, Ruth McCollum, are visiting friends
in Voluntown
Joseph Mercer returned to Provi-
dence Tuesday after a weeks visit at
the home of Albert Botham
The Ripley Hill school had a picnic
at Coventry lake last week Saturday.
Mrs. Eli Carver and child and Mrs.
Clayton Carver and child Of North Cow
entry were in Mansfield Depot Tues
day.
Miss Rosie Barrett entertained her
cousin from Indian Orchard Mass, re-
Gently.
Mrs. slvens and little son of New
ork are visiting her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. r. IL Sherman, on Ripley Hill.
The little son of Mrs. Stevens has the
measles.
The Riley place on the mountain has
been sold to a man in New York.
Herbert Williams has returned TO his
work in Canterbury after SPEEDING a
week with his family at Mansfield De-
pot.
Mrs. william Stedman of Hartford.
who is suffering with rheumatism. is
at her summer home at Mansfield -Four
Corners, hoping to regain her health.
Herbert Pollard and family are at
the home of his fahert. Henry Pollard
in Coventry for few weeks. Mr.. Pol
lard is greatly improved in health and
was able to return to his duties in the
bank in Willimantic Monday.
Charles Robinson viii soon move his
family to Willimantic.
The pews for the church have ar
rived and will soon be installed in the
new church,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
EscoHEAG.
Local People at West Greenwich Gem
ter Church Anniversary.

Judge Metcalf Of Providence spent
Sunday at Mrs Wilcoxs.
Barber & Reynolds expect To move
another steam mill TO William Bar
ber's land.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Barber and
George Smith were in Ashwillett this
week.
Escoheag was well represented al
the Plain meeting house, West Green
witch Center. last Sunday. The second
Sunday in June being Che anniversary
Two young ladies'. the Misses Rose
were baptized by Rev. Trenberth VIII
son.
Ed Gardner is repairing the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starnels Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Voelker. Or. and Mrs
+. J. Hammond came IN automobiles
from Providence for over Sunday a.
the doctors cottage.
Henry Sessions Of Providence is The
guest of L. ]. G. Andrews.
Farmers about here have had beans
to plant over on account OF late frost
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19

County w. c. r. U. Convention on the
22d-LooaI Interest in School Dis
trict Bill.

South Wellington lost TO West Will
ington Is to 10. last Saturday. Some
good stick work on both sides.
The Stafford team plays here this
Saturday afternoon
The Tolland county w. C. T. U. con-
vention is to be held in the pine grove
near the station June ~, if the con-
ditions are favorable. Should it be
stormy, the meeting will be in the
hall.
The District System.
The question of town management
Of schools is of great and far-reach-
ing Importance to this town. as it viii
entirely abolish district lines and dis
trict officers. property. etc. However,
the districts are to- hold their annual
meetings and choose officers as usual
and the ohairnen Of the committees
will hire teachers for the coming year.
The bill has passed both houses and
will surely be signed by the govern
or.
The Children's day exercises in the
hall last Sunday were most crafty
ingly successful. The work Of the
children under the painstaking man
Miss Ida M. Hall was chairman, was
OF the best. The decorating Of the
hall was excellent, showing good taste
and care in the arrangement.
Mrs. Charles J. Shepard. who has
been the guest of her uncle, Arthur
Deveraux, returned to New Haven last
Saturday by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman Of
Worcester are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlos j. Gurley.
Miss Josephine Kneeland of Column
bia spent q few days of this week
with her sister, Julia, at William III.
Brackett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Virgins of
Willimantic were guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer N. Neil.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
WEDDING.
Wood-chase.


Miss Bessie d. Chase, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase and James
Wood Of Vernon, Conn. were married
Tuesday, June Is, at the home Of the
brides parents in North Coventry Rev
David Yale of Talcottville performed
the ceremony. The house was deco
rated with laurel, ferns and roses. The
bride wore light gray travelling suit
with hat to match. She was attended
by Miss Mary Chase. her sister, and
the bridegroom by his cousin, William
Wilson. Only relatives Of the bride ana
groom were present. After a short
wedding trip they will return TO YER
non. where a newly furnished home
awaits them. The groom is popular in
Vernon, where he conducts a grocery
store. The bride is a highly esteemed
young lady of North Coventry. She
received many valuable and useful
presets. including silverware, cut glass.
furniture, pictures etc.
Miss Helen Chase of Glastonbury
came home to attend the wedding of
her sister Bessie.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
WASHINGTON COUNTY, R |.
RICHMOND.
Town Council Organizes Sunday
School Glasses Meet at Kenyon.

The town council met Monday. with
8 / the members present, viz: Andrew
Smith, William D. Tucker. William
NcVay. Orville NJ. Merserve, Charles
D Kenyon. The members of the
council were sworn In by Oscar E.
arber. Town Clerk Andrew Smith
was elected president OF the board.
Mrs. Lena Champlin of Matunuck
IS the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Cliff
ford Kenyon, at Usquepaug.
DR.. and Mrs. H E. Rouse have re-
turned after a weeks vacation spent
in travelling through the south.
Miss Florence Miner has returned
aLc Pittsfeld, Mass.
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs VIII
el,arn Swan at Newport. has returned
:, her home at Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith and
son Harlan Of Wyoming called on Mrs.
y. b. Moore Sunday.
The Philathea and Baraea class con-
ected with the Baptist Sunday school
at Shamrock held It's regular monthly
meeting at the nome OF Mr. and Mrs.
David Matteson at Kenyon Saturday
evening.
Several from here attended he
Rhode Island state college baceaiau-
ieate sermon at Kingston Sunday, de-
Ii, cred by President Howard Edwards.
Miss Edna Dawley. VINO has been
spending several months in New Jer-
sey, returned home Saturday She
was accompanied as far as White
Rock by Miss Mildred Church Of Ny
sck, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
TOLLAND COUNTY.
WELLINGTON.
Ryder Essex NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
ChiIdren's Day.

People here were interested in the
marriage, June Z, at Portsmouth, N.
~. of Mrs. Florence Essex Ryder and
Clarence Essex. musician In the navy,
his ship being now stationed at Ports
mouth. Both young people are ma
wishes of all. The ceremony was per-
Termed by Rev. William Stanley, a
BAPTIST pastor at Portsmouth, the ring
se1vice being used and several friends
from the ship being in attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Gardner preached Sunday
I. orning from Jer. 5:15, Luke lis.
Topic: THE Great Men,"
At the Baptist church in the after
room Children's day was observed
Grated and the children, especially the
large class of tiny ones acquitted
themselves with ability. The process
ssonal was very pleasing. The music
was fine and wonderfully helped out
Is the orchestra. The collection,
which goes to the American Baptist
Publication society, was satisfactory.
The Endeavor meeting was led by
Mrs. Preston. At the business meet
ing at the close Mrs. barrow was
elected president Rev. Mr.. Gardner,
wee president; Miss Dante Palmer,
81 cretary and treasurer; Miss Emma
Florence Robbins, recording secretary,
and Miss Harriet G. Robbins, organist.
Mrs. Earl w. barrow is spending
The week at Mortified, Mass.
Plans are being perfected for a
Fourth of July celebration on the Hill
that shall eclipse all former efforts
in that line.
The county convention Of the w. G.
t U. will be held at South willing
ton on the 22d.
AIRS. DeYonge has returned to her
home in Harwinton, leaving her moth
q, Mrs. Angelina Baldwin, much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Lucien w. Holt, who Ia at her
home at East wellington. expects to
return to Newark, N. j., in a few days.
Phil Ryder has returned from trip
t. Liverpool on a cattle ship, having
much enjoyment in the novel and
exciting experience.
The birthday Of the flag was OBJ
served by the display of the red, white
snd blAe at Maple Corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19

they were about to take the four
o'clock car for Ashaway, Mrs. Kenyon
lost her watch in the street In front
Of the Memorial building Mrs. r. p.
Mathewson soon spied II lying in1he
mud, and having discovered the name
engraved on the inner case restored II
to the owner, unframed.
Thomas d., Main and Thomas T..
Champlin were the first to take out
hunters licenses in this town under
the new law.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
visitor On sssessay with an aut0no.
CHAPLIN.
CkiIcten's Sunday Tomorrow Mrs.
Lewis Sails for England.


Mr.. and Mrs 1ebuion r. Robbins of
Norwich were at 2. Jessie Hunts last
Sunday, making the trip in their au-
tomobi1e.
Rev William NJ. Brown OF windham
preached at the shurch Sunday Mr..
Brown is to preach again next Sum
day when Childr#1's Day is to be OBJ
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Jones of
MoosEp have been visitors at George
e. Shows.
Chi.dfen's Sunday will be observed
at the church next Sunday.
Mrs James Lewis Of South Chaplin
in company with her sister, Mrs. I'm
derwood Of Providence, sailed from
Boston fer England on Monday for a
b. ief stay.
MrlanG Mrs. Julius Church Of Tow
e. Hill. residents Of the town for about
seventy ysdrs, have moved to North
y ndhanl and are living in the house
o. Grin e Colburn.
The ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. w. B Gallup on Thursday after
r.icn. Miss Elizabeth woodward Of
W illimantic addressed the ladies on
Hume Missionary Work
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
COLUMBIA.
Sunday Devoted to the Children
Schools Unite for Picnic--sale of
Farm.

Children's day was observed last.
Sunday by the Sunday school. The
church was decorated with flowers.
The predominating colors were yellow
end white in q. green setting. At the
informing service the pastor, the Rev..
Mr.. Harris. gave an Instructive talk
70 the children. The exercises by the
Sunday school began at 1890 and
consisted of songs and recitations by
members of the school under the d.
fcstion Of Superintedent A. A. Lath
am The pastors wife, who is an ac-
complished elocutionfst, gave a beau
tlful recitation, and a number Of the
oder members Of the school assisted
III the singing. The rite of baptism
" as administered to six children. The
attendance was large, many coming
Gem adjoining towns.
Artesian Well.
MISS Elizabeth Whiting. who resides
Bear Columbia Lake, is making many
improvements on her house and is also
having an artesian well sunk. The
depth of 100 feet has been reached, all
but 10 feet of which is In solid rock
of granite foundation, a progress of
from to Z feet per day is being made.
The ball players from this place
vent to Colchester Saturday afternoon
and defeated the Colchester nine in
two games. the score standing to 10
IL the first and to Is in the second,
IN favor of Columbia.
Union Picnic.
There was a union picnic of the
teachers and pupils of the schools in
North district, Pine street and Center
districts on Friday afternoon of last
week which was highly enjoyed by
Il G children. The Columbia Cornet
hand furnished music.
Clayton HINT instructor in mathe-
mo tics of an institution in Carlisle,
Pa, who is spending his summer va
cation with his parents on Columbia
green was in Providence last wsek
attending his first class reunion, he
having graduated from Brown uri-
vtrsity a year ago
Mr.. Hewlett and family Of New Ha-
ven arrived in town last week for the
summer and will occupy rooms at
Fred A. Hunts. Mr.. Hewlett, who
expects to be in New Haven most of
tho time, will spend his Sundays with
his family.
Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans is visiting
friends in Noank.
Mrs. Earl M. Holbrook has been en-
tel tanning her sister from Norwich.
Master Lyndon Little of New Or
leans is spending the summer at the
home of his uncle, Alonzo Little.
Daniel Holbrook has sold his farm
property In North Pine street to Mr..
Iavine Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Utley of Hartford we're
guests Of A. A. Latham over Sunday
coming in their automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

&c orge Schoield OF Fitc1burE. Mass.
foTr1er resident, was present.
Frank Larose has leased the joy
u7eaker to Abel Reeves Of Danielson
who will run II here In connection
= 18th his moving picture exhibition in
Danielson.
There are two oaaes OF scarlet fever
reported in the village, one In Amy
vile and one in the Union village,
both cases have bean quarantined BY
the health officer, DR.. A. A. chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. john. Kelly have the
svmpathy Of the cohnnunsty in the
death of their four Yeers-old daugfi-
ter Doris, who died last week from
a cancer In her head
Mrs. Annie Dresser Of winchester,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. T. M. Var
uey.
The Kline prize, Websters UNI
abridged dictionary. was won by
John A. Prior OF the Moosup grammar
school, with honorable mention OF
Audna Piche. Louise Kennedy and
Leander Gardiner.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
CHESTNUT HILL.
Grange Observes chAdren's Night
Meeting Of School Board.

1t was Childrens night at the grange
on "wednesday evening and a very en-
tertaining programme was carried out.
At the close of the exercises remarks
were made by Rev. Mr.. Harris and
others, after which cake. lemonade,
candy, fruit, ETC., were served Ar
rangements were in charge of Mrs. j.
A Isham, Mrs. G.. H Champlin and
Mrs. Abbott Little.
School Meeting.
At a school meeting held in the
North district on Friday evening of
last week Raymond Squier was elected
committee and William A. Lyman clerk
and treasurer
There was a joint meeting of the
board OF education and board Of Sc
lectmen on Tuesday evening and the
customary recommendation were vot-
ed.
The local ball team plays the fast
Lebanon team today Saturday. Thus
far the home team has not been de-
feated this season.
William A. Collins. Jr., was in New
Haven over Sunday.
Children's day exercises at the
church on Sunday last were thought
to have been the most Interesting ever
held.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
GURLEYvILLE.
Farter Able to Return After Three
Sundays-committees Appointed for
chiIdren's Day.

After an absence Of three Sundays,
lev. j. f. Robertson occupied his pull
p.t last Sunday preaching an excel
lenc sermon from st. Joan, 1918: Il
pay not that trou should take them
out Of the world, but that thou
shouldst keep them from the evil"
Rev. z. r. Smith has kindly assisted
rin by preaching and otherwise willie
ne has been undergoing Treatment for
bis eyes at hospital in New York.
Chiidren's Day COMMITTEES.
- The committee for the Children's
day concert is Mrs. George Walker.
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Ida Parker and
Miss Frances D1mock.
Mrs. Oliver Parker, who has been
II for some time, was taken to the
Hartford hospital Monday for tre&t-
ment.
Mrs. Edward Walker and daughter
A-freda are attending the graduating
exercises at Mortified seminary.
Miss Hattie Pierce from Willimandc
i guest at Mrs. z. B. Smiths
Mrs. Bessie Hobby and son Wilbur
Rave been spending a few days with
lars. George Allen at the Willimantic
pumping station.
Miss Ada Smith In at the Whitman
tic camp ground for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
SPRING HILL.
Row children's Day Was Observed
Party in Honor Of Mrs. John Cone.


Childrens day was observed BY an
ADDRESS to the little ones by the pas
tor, in the morning, with the chill
cren's choir IN the place OF the church
choir. The concert in the morntna
was quite largely attended. Li4tle
Francis Davis sang a solo which was
f0ely rendered. The church was art
istically decorated with laurel. ferns
and daisies.
Mrs. C. C. Davis received her Bible
class Thursday afternoon. Her guests
Tere Mrs. Minnie Wills Hawkins and
MAeses Mable Slate, Bertha Smith,
Louise Hawkins, Ethel Freeman. Vera
freeman, May STAIRS, and Martha
F.aherty.
Mlss Alice Denman Of wilmington
vas a guest at Judge 5torrs over
commencement nt.
Mrs. Schillings' brother, sister and
r,ece returned to Coffege Point Mon
Ertertained far Mrs. Cone.
Mrs. John Cone Of Lynne has been
tie guest Of Vera preenan the past
week. PREVIOUS TO her marriage Mrs.
Cone was Mfss Dora Harding and was
etadest at the Comnec&lc aericrl-
tural college, class Of %. Miss Free
iran gave a small party on Monday
afternoon, with Mrs. Cone as guest Of
honor
Mrs G. F. Freeman of South Gov
merry was a Spring Fiji visitor last
week.
Nearly all the schools in town
closed Friday for the summer vaca-
ton
Bert Monroe Of Willinantic has en-
tered the employ of r. W. Gardiner.
COW belonging 10 w. A. Weld
necame the mother Of twin calves On
Thursday.
Damage by Frost.
Frost quite seriously damaged the
strawberry crop Of Fremont Durham
"Wednesday morning, June ..
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
ELLINGTON.
Literary Club Entertained at South
Manchester--saIe of Pinney Place.

Mrs. Williams entertained the mem
bers of the litersfy club of this town
at her home in South Manchester re-
Gently. After the programme dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Cora Naugle of New York has
come home to spend the summer at
her brothers, F. B. Naugieis.
Edward Powell Of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with his uncle, Mr. Powell.
Miss Carrie Pinney of Springfield is
at her fathers for the summer vaca-
ton.
Francis Pinney has sold his farm to
George Frink, who will take possession
about July 1. Mr. Pinney will move
into the east side of Mrs. Judson's
house on Main street.
Mr.. Hayden of Biandford is spend
ing few days with his brother, Har-
ry Hayden
Mrs. Leslie Charter entertained Mr..
and Mrs. F. Williams of South Man
chester, on Monday.
Several from here attended Miss
Wendheiser's recital in Rockville on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Aborn are
in Middletown for a few days.
Mr.. Gilbert Of Norwich called on
Mr.. Barrows recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
ANNIVERSARY PARADE

Merchants desiring to participate In
the Parade Of July 5th, by the exhibit
ton Of Floats, are kindly invited to
present their applications to the Sec
rotary Of the parade Committee on
or before June 18th.
All displays must be In Decorated
Float Form" drawn by not less than
two horses; name may appear but no
advertising will be permitted.
The Committee reserve the right 10
accept or reject any application not In
accord with the character Of the pro-
eession.
BY order Of the Parade COMMITTEES,
ROBERT A. BROWN, Secretary.
iunf4d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
GlL.EAD.
Mail Contract Has Been Awarded 10
John Sloan - children's Day Ser
vice.

y. E. Foote had "a telephone INSTALL
Ell IN his residence this week.
he contract for carrying the mai
between the post Office here and Tur-
rervil1e for four years from July
has been awarded to John Sloan.
Maplelawn farms have recently p1lr-
chased a handsome pair Of horses.
Miss Fish OF Manchester spent Sum-
day as the guest Of Miss Helen Foote
The repair work at the parsonage
is nearly completed. Rev. Mr.. Her
Old and family are expected here this
week to occupy it.
G. d. Way has new carriage.
Miss Annie Hutchinson has return
ed TO her home here from Alfred N
Y. for the summer vacation.
There was large attendance at
the ChHdren's day service at the
church last Sunday The church was
prettiliy decorated with ferns and
flowers. The music was excellent and
tho children carried their parts in a
Leasing manner.
Miss Edna Post has returned 10
her home from Port Deposit. Nd,
Were she has been teaching the past
yeSr.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
DAWSON.
Meeting Of Bell School Distriet-roeI<
Letter Carriers Examinations.

c. S. Mowry of shawomet beach, r.
l., was the guest of L. c. Stocking on
Sunday.
Roy Rowland was in willimantic on
Monday
Frank Phillips was in Mount Hope
on Wednesday on a business trip.
At the Bell school district meeting
held on Saturday night. Myron Fuller
was chosen committeeman and !. w.
Hammond secretary and treasurer.
William Pearl took the examination
for letter carrier on the r. f. D., No.
2, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Whitehouse
were visitors at Hartford on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Clapp of Will
limantic were the guests - Mrs Hem
ry Kenyon on Sunday.
Frank Philips was a Thread City
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
RINDHAM COUNTY.
49, MoosUP.
eramnsr School Graduation Exercises
--l%inne Prize Won by John "a
prioFN-mueh Sympathy for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelly.

Sixteen Of the pupils OF the Moosup
J g ammar school were graduated on
"Wednesday evening the exercises be-
Ahg held in the Joy theater. The fol-
a. wing programme was rendered:
March. selected; prayer by Rev. J. L.
Wheeler; music. Merry June" school
Vel orus reading, Aunt James Album;
f1Jail, Grace Lydia Sheldon; violin
500 with piano accompaniment Bertha
kCcfey and Ethel ParlShurst; reading
"A Feather Fails" Harold Joseph
HInckely: piano duet, ia Grace"
h1Rohm, Louise Cecelia Kennedy and
kAudna Winnie Piche; reading, The
EFresent Crisis" Lowell. Foster Lewis
mE3irResH: reading, ''The Mayfower"
EEverett, Leander Earl Gardiner; mu-
Meic, 20, Give Me Home by the Sea"
FaAhool chorus; reading. "On the Shores
Lof Tennessee" Burr, Edna Smell: de-
Fciamation, The Use and Abuse Of
IN property, Everett, John Alexander
kPrior; music, duet, "A Song Of
Eeprine.r Adams, Audna Winnie Piche
kP;ea OF Adams for Independence,
kciass recitation Climbing TO Rest,
kJ-arcom. graduating class; plano solo,
r. Alicia" Audna Winnie Piche; reci-
knition, Aunt Hettys Tarbox," Faith
kC ladys Batty: class prophecy. Louise
II lara Kennedy; class prophecy, Louise
Eaabel Kennedy; presentation OF di-
Escmas, By Superintendent John L.,
chapmsn. music when the Old Flag
ffNaYes Hanson, school chorus.
Local Mention.
n The Thursday club met Friday aft
tbanoon with Mrs. joan Miner. Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
EAST WELLINGTON.

Mrs Alphonse Ruby recently visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson.
The telephone company has been
setting new poles.
so the people have to 60 through
Charles An1idon's lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Osborn attended
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
UNION.

NJ. A. Marcy and daughter Of Hart
ferd made a short visit to their sum-
ner home on the Hill last Saturday.
Miss Mary Myers and her sisters
Grace and Clara Of Woodstock attend
I'd the Congregational church last
Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Horton is visiting
friends in Sturbridge and other places.
Mrs. James Barrett Of Sturbridge
called on friends in town last Wednes-
d9y.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
WARRENvILLE.
chiIdren's Day Exercises at Baptist
Churoh--FersonaI Items.

Theodore Lyon of stanordville was
in town Sunday.
Children's day exercises were held
al the Baptist church in this village
Sunday morning, June IS. A large
rumber Of people were present and the
fine concert was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs George Q. Balch made
business trip to Willimantic Friday
Z. last week.
James Brothers have been repairing
cne of their waterwheels.
Mrs. w. L. DufSxee is entertaining
her aunt. Mrs. Mary Lanphere Of Cow
enry.
Henry Buelis son is visiting his
cousin, Raymond Baker.
J. Martin returned to hfs boarding
place at Rocky farm last Thursday.
William Gardner, 3. H. Jackson and
son Willis, and Miss Gertrude Barlow
were in Worcester Monday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. James we're in
Wiliimantic last week Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
MASHAPAUG.
Fine for Breach of the Peacs-Roadr
Repaired

Mrs. Mary Benish and her daughter,
Mary Benish, schoolgirl were arrest
ed Saturday, the 5th and brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace A. A. Allen
for assault and disturbing the peace.
The Benish family lives on the w. G.
Howard farm and about them are sew
eral families of the same nationality.
Mrs. Mary Benish pleaded guilty be-
fore the court and paid fine Of IS and
costs.
and are in fine shape.
George Plimpton has in his possess
sion an Ulster County Gazette. printed
in Ulster county, New York. Saturday
morning Jan. T. 1900. which gives an
account OF George Washington's death
and funeral.