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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
NORTH LYME
Local People at East Haddam Fair
S. N. Jewett III with Cholera.

Mrs. c. H. Frederick and Miss Eta
Woodruff were Hartford visitors on
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Smith of East
Lyme visited at G.. H. Strong's Sun
day.
A number from this place attended
East Haddam fair Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Phelps of Hadlyme has
been assisting Mrs. Charles Stark,
who is recovering from illness.
Mrs. Louise Conant and Miss Edna
Frederick. who have been spending the
summer at Bradley Beach, n. J., have
been guests at the parsonage the past
week.
S. N. Jewett, who has been seri-
ously i'll with cholera, is improving.
The trained nurse who has been car
ing for him has returned to Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Nye and son
of Fitchville visited at George Bah
cocks over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
MYSTIC.
Troubles of Coal Team-The BUSH
ness Approximations Mead Dies at
80-New School Opens Monday.

There was a fall in the coal mar
ket Thursday. AS load was being
driven across the drawbridge the hind
axle broke short off, letting the wag-
on, drop to the bridge and splitting the
contents. Another wagon was soon
soon procured and the wreck removed
Capitalists Anxious?
! Three business houses all slumping
within week makes the capitalists
look anxious. The affairs of the Gil
bert Transportation company are still
IN an unsettled condition, and the
board of directors are not saying
much Some think if things were
looking ROSY, the directors would not
hold back the good news. Those who
from the outside take an unbiased
view of the situation think If Captain
Mark Gilbert, who has built up the
business from it's foundation, cannot
make it success. a new man, un-
familiar with marine affairs, can do
no better. and will be liable to do
worse.
The goods on hand in the Mystic
shoe parlor that were attached by z.
A Bliven for money loaned the pro-
prietor, Joseph Haas, have been re-
moved by Constable Foley, awaiting
the order of the court.
The Home bakery. that made an as
SlShiichl ny -. II. tDO0dI0 last week
to W. l.. Main, has reopened. Sat
isfactory arrangements have been
made with the creditors.
Died at 80.
Matthew Mead, an octogenarian
died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. B. P. Hewitt at a. m, Thurs
day.
New Linen Factory Started.
Work has commenced on the linen
factory south of the railroad, opposite
Jackson street.
Capt. NJ. L. Gilbert is president of
the new company. Five acres of land
has been purchased for the site
Notes.
Miss Julia Myers of Norwich is Wis
iting in town
A very high tide Thursday morning
reached to the sidewalk on Washing
ton street.
School will commence in the new
school house on School street next
Monday. The delay in opening has
been caused by waiting for the school
house to be completed.
Postmaster Potter has had printed
for free distribution a fifty two page
book. giving the rates of postage. pos
tai laws. Office hours and lots of val
liable information, together with ad-
vertisements of local enterprises, firms
and business men of the town.
Allen Avery has new house nearly
completed at the corner of Washing
ton and Jackson streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
LEDYARD
Emmons White Enters Yale-Senatoi
and Mrs. Allyn Entertain SeIectmer
Revival Meeting.

Emmons White, son of Rev. and Mrs.
w. F. White, left on Tuesday morn
ing for New Haven, where he will at
tend Yale college.
Senator and Mrs. William l. Allyn
gave a dinner to the retiring board of
selectmen at their residence on Sat
urday. Mr.. Allyn has been the town
clerk of Ledyard for the past ten years
and has been renominated on both
tickets for the coming year.
A stereopticon lecture was held in
the church en- Sunday evening"
Irtis Whipple of Norwich has been
several days at the home of his father.
Mr.. Whipple is in the employ of Jas.
NJ. Young of Norwich. 49,
Series of RevivaIs. @--
A series of revival meetings are be-
ing held at. the Peckham Baptist
church nightly. Much interest has
been manifested.
Sawmill Here.
Mr.. McLaughlin's sawmill of Woon-
socket has been moved from that place
to the timber lot of Charles D. Geer.
1t is expected it will stay all winter.
Cucumber Harvest
Charles D. Geer has finished har-
vesting his large crop of between Z
and acres of cucumbes for pickles.
Mr. Geer has a contract with New
York parties for his entire crop.
Newsy Briefs.
Mrs. William Morgan and son Thorn
as Leffingwell, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Luther Grey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gray and
daughter have returned to New Lon
don, after spending a few days with
Mr.. Grays parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Gray.
Miss Grace Gallup has returned
home after visiting relatives and
friends in Norwich and Franklin.
Mrs Charles F. Beckwith of Frank
lin has been visiting friends and rel
atives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
GOSHEN.
Stereoptieon Lecture Postponed-FsI-
Iowship Meeting Today,

Owing to the storm on Sunday even
ing the stereopticon exhibition and lee
ture on missionary work by Rev. Leon
ard B. Tenney of Scotland was post
poned until next Sunday evening, Oct
Sd.
A Z. Lyman of Columbia was a
caller here on Saturday.
Marcus o. Burr of Brooklyn. N. Y,
has been spending few days with
friends here.
William c. Thomas with a portable
ensilage cutting outfit. is hliing silos
at Plain Hill, Norwich.
Mr. Perkins of Springfield. Mass,
was a caller here on Wednesday.
A choir rehearsal was held at the
church on Wednesday evening.
A fellowship meeting is to be held
at Goshen church today Saturday.
Oct I'd
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
LETTERS FROM TOWNS in TWO STATES
V0LUN1OWN.
Mrs. st. O'Barre Dies at the Age of 1906
-Foresters' Public Meeting.


Several from this place attended the
supper and dance at Glasgo on Satur-
day evening for the benefit of st.
AIMS church. The Harmony orchestra
of six pieces, under the leadership of
William Richards, furnished music.
George w. Macomber and Joseph
Richards were in Norwich on Satur-
day.
The show at the Star theater on Sat
urday and Wednesday evenings was
attended by large and appreciative au-
diences, several reels of good pictures
being shown.
On Sunday at a. m. occurred the
death of Ernest Joseph, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elva Daigneau of Beach
DALE The funeral took place Monday
afternoon. Burial was in St. Thomas
cemetery.
Death at 1906.
On Saturday occurred the death of
Mrs. st. OBarre at the ripe age of
106 years, deceased having been born
in Canada in 1903. The funeral took
place on Monday morning from St.
Thomas church. a requiem high mass
being celebrated by the pastor. the
Rev. ]. V. e. Belanger. Burial was i'll
st Thomas cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. William LeClaire OF
Taftville were in town on Monday.
Foresters' Meeting.
public meeting was held in Union
hall on Thursday evening in the inter-
est of the Independent Order of For
esters, who recently instituted a court
in this town. The speakers were A.
Eirson and Judge j. J. Quinn of Hart
ford. Chief Ranger Charles Anderson
presided.
Farmers around town are digging
their potatoes and the crop is proving
better than expected.
In the procession at the forty hours
devotion the flower girls were Miss
Nellie Curbuchon and Miss Margaret
Mcdonald and the cross bearer was
Adelard Dupont.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
FlTCHVILlE
Only Two Voters Out of List of Six.
teen-Democrats Hold Coucus.

Nelson Stark, Charles Phillips and
John Sullard enjoyed an outing to Ex-
eter recently where they were hos
pitably entertained by Mr.. Sullard's
cousin. Clark Sullard. During the
morning the party tried their luck at
fishing. and returned at noon with a
catch of 200 bullheads.
Only Two New Voters.
At the recent meeting held in the
town house for the purpose of max
ing new voters out of a list of sixteen
names only two were made.
Mrs. Margaret Moore of New Lon
don was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Chapman. as also was Luz
cius Chapman of Colchester.
George Adams and family were guests
of relatives in Montville Sunday
Representative and Mrs. John F.
Fields AMI daughter, Kathryn, were
recent guests of relatives in New
jeffrey Kinkead Of Providence was
a Sunday caller at the home of his
father. Thomas Kinkead, who is seri-
ously i'll.
Democratic Nominations.
The democrats of the town, held
their caucus in the Town hall last
Saturday and chose the following tick
ct for the coming election:
Selectmen-John H. Miner, John r.
Burns.
Asessors-Merrit Austin, Alexander
Eeneelton. john S. Sullivan.
Board of relief-Gilbert Rudd, Frank
Tracy.
onstables-John Sweeney, Charles
Kingerger, Joseph Noland
Grand jurors-Jeremiah Allyn, Pat
rick Sweeney. William Way.
Treasurer-SamuelG eager.
Registrar of voters-J. Harry Min
err.
Town clerk-W. w. Bentley.
T TX colleCtor-Charles eager
Auditor-John S. Sullivan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
---------------------------- -
GALES FERRY
Artist Bisbins Arranging for New
House and Studio-Missionary Sum
day-Cottage Notes.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church resumed the regular bust
ness sessions at the vestry of the
church Friday afternoon, Sept. "a, af-
ter a vacation during the summer. The
usual reports were made by the officers
and the membership of the society was
increased, four former members re-
uniting at this session.
Mrs, w. w. Benson of Montclair, N.
J., left here Saturday to spend few
days attending the Hudson-Fulton cell
ebration in New York.
Miss Florence Lamb of the navy
yard is i'll with pleurisy.
Mrs E..V. Mann of Norwich is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Franklin H.
Plans for New House.
Henry Singlewood Bisbing of Phila
delphia, with an architect from that
city and a Norwich contractor, was in
the village Saturday, making arrange
ments for the erection of his residence
and studio on the site of the old
Adams homestead. Mr.. and Mrs. Bis
bling, who have leased the property in
the village belonging to Mrs. Delphine
Fish, will arrive here about Nov. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Coleman of
Norwich visited their summer home on
the bluff Saturday.
Mrs. Charles B. Jennings of New
London, who has been entertaining
Mrs. Ann and Mrs. Christine Lyon of
Washington, D. c., at Meadow Croft
cottage, Riverview place. for the past
few weeks, closed the cottage Wednes-
day. e7
Rev. Oliver c. Morse and son An
thony left here Monday to spend a few
days in New Haven.
Guy Aver. who has been spending
some time recently with his cousin,
Mrs. Fannie Adams Molthrop, at
River Bend place. returned to Norwich
Saturday.
Mrs William Noyes and son, Will
liam, Jr., who were guests last week
Of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Perkins, left
Saturday to visit relatives in Norwich
before their return to their home in
Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
SALEM
Townspeople Attend Grange Fairs
sThirty-five Pupils Registered at
Central School-Church News.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Darling Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Hanney, Mrs. Charles Malona
and Miss. Alice Rix attended Lyme
grange fair.
Mrs. Abbie Herrick and Miss La
vena Staplin attended the Colchester
fair last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Loren E. Rathbone and
daughter Celia and Miss Lizzie Dol
beare spent a day recently as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. McIntire of
Colchester.
Miss Eva M. Standish, teacher of
the Central school, spent Saturday at
the home of her brother, E. ]. Stand
ish
The pupils of the Fourth district
are being brought to the Central
school, Harris Morgan furnishing CON
veyance. Thirty five pupils are now
registered at the Central school.
Nire Members on School Board.
AT a special town meeting held in
the Town hall on Saturday afternoon
it was voted that the new school board
shall consist of nine members.
The selectmen, town clerk and reg
istrars were in session at the Town
hall last Saturday for the purpose of
making new voters. number quail
fed.
Rev. L. w. Frink again occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational
church on Sunday morning, giving a
most earnest and helpful sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Newton, the evangelist,
conducted service at the Baptist
church on Sunday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. F. r. Bailey was a recent call
er on Norwich friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Ray spent a
day in Norwich last week.
Mrs F. L. I.atimer and daughter
Miss Lois, are visiting relatives in
Groton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner at
tended the East Haddam fair We'd
nesday.
Mrs l. L. Fletcher was the guest of
her brother at Crystal Spring farm
this week.
James H. Beebe returned this week
from a trip to Orange, Derby and
New Haven. f.,
r. A. Bailey is serving as juror in
Norwich this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
NORTH SToNINGToN
New Magazines at Library-Missionary
Experiences.


Several new magazines have been
added to the tables in the Wheeler Ii
brary.
Miss Louise Hewitt is visiting Mrs.
r. G. Maine at Eden Park, suburban
to Providence
John Murphy has moved from this
village to Norwich
Mrs. N. S. Edgcomb has been visit
ing her niece. Mrs. Fred Wheeler, at
Wequetequock.
Miss Elizabeth w. Whitman is to
enter Brown university as a student.
Rev. F. T. Whitman preached in the
Third Baptist church last Sunday. at
the evening service giving some of his
experiences in foreign lands, he hav-
ing been missionary in Burma.
Next Sunday Rev. Lucian. Drury,
who was formerly the pastor of the
Third Baptist church, will enter upon
the work of a stated supply of its pull
pit for the remainder of the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
BOZRAH
Six Foot Black Snake Killed.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyde of Yantic
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. CsJ. Abel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Herrick and
Mr. and Mrs. Grin Naples left Friday
for New York to attend the Hudson
Fulton celebration.
Miss Pauline Johnson of Norwich
attended church at Bozrah Center last
Sunday. the guest of Mrs. William
Herrick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lathrop of
Norwich spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs Edwin b. Lathrop.
Mr.: I.athrop, while out in the orch
ard, killed a black snake measuring
six feet and five inches In length
Mrs. 0. A. Bishop has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker Of New
Lsnden
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
M0HEGAN.
G. r. Saunders Trip-sinkins Well
Deeper.


Henry Hart of Palmertown was en-
tertained at Cosey Corners few days
since.
c. r. Sanders started to make Wis
ii m other towns over two weeks ago.
He visited Rockville, Willimantic.
Hartford and Norwich. He was at
Norwich several days. suffering with
a severe cold. He returned home We'd
nesday morning.
Work has commenced on new mac
adam near the witch hazel mill
H. A. Opperman is having his well
taken up and sunk deeper. II has been
dry for several weeks and he had to
bring water long ways for use.
Miss Lizzie Hunter is visiting in
New Haven for a number OF weeks.
More rain is needed in this vicinity
as the wells are still dry. but the
streams and surface springs have been
helped by the late rains.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
PRESTON
Mrs. Hannah Griffith Returns West
.ss Meeting of G. r. Club.

The G. r. club met Saturday after
noon with Miss Bessie Crazy
Mrs. J. c. Atterbury of New York
is visiting her son, J.. G. Atterbury.
Mrs. Howard Griffith has returned
to the west after visiting at Mrs. John
Wilson's.
Rev. G. A Nerthrop preached in the
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday.
AIRS. George G. Laad and little son
Charles Orrin. Of Greeneville, visited
Thursday with. j. Lester Harris.
AIRS. Ernest Kennedy is visiting with
friends in Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
LEONARD. BRIDGE
Annual Reception Of Liberty Club
Black Raspberries October 1st.'

Mrs. E. P. Kneeland and daughter
are visiting in East Haddam.
Mrs. E. B. Robertson of East Nor
walk is spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Spauld-
ing of Maple Corner.
The officers of the Liberty club hold
their annual reception and collation.
today Saturday from l till 5. Re
freshments and ice cream will be serv-
ed.
Mrs. Luther Spaulding picked black
raspberries on October l.
Mrs. L. M. Niles is spending some
time with relatives in Norwich and
vicinity.
Elmer Pierson of Norwich was in
this place buying cattle on Wednes-
day.
A number from this place will at
tend the fellowship meeting of the
several churches at Goshen on Satur-
day, the I'd.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
GARDNER LAKE
Matters Chiefly Personal.

Olin F. Boynton is visiting relatives
and friends in New York.
Mrs. Lila Boynton of Norwich is
visiting local relatives.
Mrs. Ida Williams of Norwich is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Gard
ner
Miss Bertha Metzger of Norwich is
the guest of local friends.
Mrs. Ernest Latimer and daughter
Lois are visiting relatives and friends
in New London and Groton
Mrs Paul Glasbrenner and sister,
Mrs. Harry Atwood, of Montville,
called on local friends few days ago.
c. H. Bailey is visiting relatives at
Flanders.
Miss Robbie Boynton visited her
parents on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
PENDLETaN HILL.

Miss Belle Andrews. who has been
a guest at the parsonage, has been
spending a few days in Clarks Falls
with Miss Mabel BIZ.
Harris Bosrdman OF Lanesstsr, Pa,
has been spending several DAYS Yith
his wife at the Palmer hoEnestead.
Misses Winifred and ceclle Palmer
OF Sast Greenwich spent sunday with
THAR mOtheE
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
HAMBURG.
East Haddam Fair Attended by Local
People.

A number from this place attended
the fair at East Haddam Wednesday.
M. c. Bill was in Deep River We'd
nesday.
T. l.. B. society met at Town hall
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. E. Huntley has been in Es-
sex the past week.
y Mrs. Chappell. who has been staying
at the Martin house, is in Boston for
a few days.
Miss Dora Reynolds has returned
home from the Hartford hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
LISBON
Miss Kennedy Returns from New
Canaan. D.. Palmer Wins Premi-
ums.


Misses Martha Brosofske and Bertha
Kruck of Greeneville and Pauline Erl-
beck of Taftville were visiting Miss
M3ml Kennedy Sunday
Camille Case is working in New
York -..-
Miss Alice Z. Kennedy returned home
Monday evening from New Canaan,
Conn, where she has been staying for
three months. She has improved a
good deal and her many friends are
glad to see her again. g.
George Richards of Hanover made
a stay in town last week.
Mrs. Jane Gallup, who has been i'll,
is gaining very slowly.
Misses Margaretta and. Anna Hoelck
attended the wedding of Margaret
Banker and Frank Leete Saturday
Walter Armstrong returned to his
home in Norwich Wednesday after a
stay in town.
J. B. Palmer has returned from the
fairs and has had most successful
season.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
CLARK'S FALLS
Recent Guests at Sunshine Rest Hou

Miss Annie Penney has returned to
New York after pleasant visit with
friends.
/ Miss Belle Andrews, who is the
guest of Mrs. ]. II. Adams on Pen
dleton Hill has been visiting several
days with Miss Mabel Bill at the Rest
house
Two ladies who have been the guests
of Miss Bill at the Sunshine Rest
house returned to New Haven on
Thursday morning. Next week offi-
GERS Of the Mel ghborhood club meet
in the chapel to elect officers for the
coming year. $50
Mrs. Albert Kuhn, who has been
under the care Of the doctor. is much
insanovAA-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
LIBERTY HILL
Marriage in Boston Of George A. Trot-
ter and Miss Lena Belle Noyes.

ter and Miss Lena Belle Noyes.
Steam sawmin men with four horses
came from Colchester Tuesday with
a small house on wheels, going to
Ashford. They got set in the bad
travelling and had TO leave the house
here until Wednesday,.
Trotter- Noyes Announcement.
Cards were received here Tuesday
announcing the marriage p: of George
Alexander Trotter. and Miss Lena
Belle Moves, in Boston, Saturday aft
ernoon, September 20, 1903. Mr. Trot-
ter's parental home As in South Man
chester. He now is in the insurance
business in Boston. Miss Noyes has
been teaching in the Webster school,
Ia Cambridge, Mass "
There vas a frost here Tuesday
night. ~
Miss Ruberta EuESss sof Springfield
visited her aunt, Mrss f. "A. Noyes, on
Tuesday.
making three .glaeks'l.. visit 10 their
~A4a&htAx in Man xexk aitx
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02

New London.-Dr. Harry M. Lee.
medical examiner for New London.
arrived in town Monday night at 6.10
from New York city after Euronean
tour of six weeks with R. t. Pslsmr
of Pequot avenue They returned from
Liverpool On the White Star inier
Cedric and arrived in New York Fun
day
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02

SEINE one has said that thu liquor
license question is not Q political one,
~ dsmpcrats and republicans are d.
vidsd In that respect but Just the
same. u b tbs leadins issue In the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
WINTHROP COVE SHOULD be MADE SLIGHTLY

Roinq Should be Removed
Candidate Mayor-Bryan Mshan Mar
Liquor License Quion-New Young Men IN
olic-Po cemanR Frompt Greatly His Credit
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02

Policeman Walter REIN certainly
earned his salary last Tuesday night
when he discovered fire in the big
Foran building. and he knew just the
proper thing to do in the emergency.
He saw the store filling with smoke
and instead OF rushing across the
street TO the fire alarm box and call
ing out the department to deluge the
place with water. he hurried down 70
the Niagara house. and gave informa-
ton that there was smoke in the Fo-
ran building. The firemen took heed
and within a couple of minutes the
auto chemical hose wagon was at the
scene. A quick investigation showed
the fire to be in the cellar. Just as
the flames were creeping up between
the partition. the Niagaras were there
with a line OF chemical hose. and the
fire was under control before any
damage OF consequence was done.
The officers GOODNESS and good judy
men; not only saved the city a USE
less bill Of expense in calling out the
department but saved great damage
70 the Immense Foran stock by Wa
ter Tor had the hremen been called
they would nat have been satisned.
probably without getting water into
the building
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02

Judge Charles c. Turner and tdaugh-
ter, Miss May Turner, left Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Phinney
in Arlington Mass. a. :.
The death of the four weeks old
daughter of Mr.. and Mr., Charles
Rogers occurred Friday. The funer-
al service was held Sunday Afternoon.
Burial was in Comstock Cemetery.
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Alias Summons.

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