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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-30

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Mrs. DR.. Boyd is home from g
visit at St. Charles.
Miss Ella Roop is assisting Post.
master King this week.
Mrs. Ed. Pratt is attending the
summer school at the U.
DR.. Chadbourn returned from his
trip to Iowa last Thursday.
Clark Miller came in from trip
to the cities Saturday morning.
John Green arrived back from a
trip to the cities last Thursday.
Mrs. thinner Of Bigstone, S. D., is
a guest at the w. H. Gold home.
Lucius Badger of Mankato is a
visitor at A. D. Smiths this week.
DR.. Simpson visited with his fam
lily at the Ferris home oyer Sunday.
Donald Stewart is expecting the
return of his family from Iowa today
E. A. Lasmier and wife were
guests at j. J. Juenemann' last
week.
Mrs. Knowlton Of St. James is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred.
Thompson.
E. C. Green of the Hayes-Lucas
Co., was an over-Sunday guest at
the Kahler.
Mrs. E. A. Lyman and Miss Ber-
nice Francois are home from trip
to st. Cloud.
Mrs. Schildknecht went to Waseca
last Saturday to rest and recuperate
for few weeks.
Misses Emma and Jennie Strom of
Worthington are visiting with Miss
Melissa Pennington.
Hot! Hot! Hot! Where? We
don't notice it, so surely it can't be
at Redwood Dream.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Enestvedt of
Belview visited at the Hans Jensen
home here last Thursday.
Miss Inez Bager returned to Sioux
City Saturday, after visit with
Miss Pearl Evans in this city.
Miss Kate VanCamp, a popular
teacher in this city for several years,
is looked for by friends here next
week.
Allan King returned last Saturday
after completing an athletic course
at the McFadden Sanitarium, Battle
Creek.
A. E. Clark left here last Satur-
day for Spooner, Wis, and will try
the medicinal waters there for his
health.
Miss LaFavar, who compiled the
abstract sets for the Baldwin Alb
stract Co., was in the city for day
or two last week.
Mrs. VanDolah is home from her
recent trip to southern Minnesota
and Mrs. Setter Of Blooming Prairie
returned here with her.
Miss McOuatt, who recently grad
uated at the state university, is Wis
iting her mother and sister at the
c. E. Lamberton home.
Mrs. ELS. Conner of Albert Lea
is visiting here with her daughters.
Miss Conner and Mrs. H. E. Jones,
at the home of the latter,
Messrs. Brammer. VIM. Cummins,
Ilett and Rob Cooper acted as pail
bearers at the Jas. Keegan funeral
at New Ulm last Thursday.
Supt. Bebermeyer and family ar
rived here last week, Mr.. B. putting
in the last three days of the week
in connection with the Wabasso
school officers convention.
Mrs. Cbas. Cowgirl of Iroquois ar
rived last Thursday on visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Ten
ney. The doctor is expecting to
join the family the coming week.
w. H. Force and Alvin went to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-30

George Dorr. the young telephone
employe.of the. Tri-State construction
crew who was thrown from a tele-
phone pole by the giving way of
heavy cable which he was trying to
secure in its place, was thought to
be seriously hurt at first, being fear
fully lacerated under the left arm
by the spike on which he fell in his
descent to the ground. He is game,
however, and was at the ball game
Monday, with his arm in a sling.
1t is good thing to be busy and
The Gazette force has experienced
the full benefit of this condition the
past few weeks, the pressure of the
hurry work being responsible for an
unusual number of errors and omis-
sions in the paper. If the rest of
The Gazette family are disposed to
make our burdens easier, they will
favor us with orders for job work
and advertising the last half of the
week and hand in news only on Mon
day and Tuesday. The boys are al
most worn to a FRAGILE trying to
make good on promised work and
now that the pressure is letting up
little, are thinking about vacations.
Foreman Ellis will take q ten-day
layoff after the tenth. and Ernest
lander will spend the 4th with his
folks at Springfield. Perhaps the
rest Of US will fly later, but at any
rate we are going to take it easy
next week and take chances on re-
suits.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-30

No. 4O5.
Statement of the Condition of the
State Bank of Redwood
Falls

AT REDWOOD FALLS, MINI,
At the close of business on June 23d, 1909
Date of call by Supt. June 23d, 1909.
Date of report by Bank June 26th 1909
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
AStIWILLETT.
Attended Chapman Auction-5urial of
 Mrs. Jones in Preston City.

A. A. Maine and family of North Storrngton are moving to VOluntown this week where they are to reside in the future
 Local farmers attended a large auc- tion sale of stock. Wednesday, at the Edgar Chapman place below Westerly. Walter James has rented the farm and will remove there early in the spring.
 The sleighing has been fine since Saturday.
 Monday was the coldest day of the winter in this place.
 Funeral of Mrs. Joseph James.
 The remains of Mrs. Joseph James were brought from South Windham for burial in the cemetery at Pres ton City. Thursday Mrs. James was formerly a resident of Preston City.
 Personals.
 Arthur Roode has taken a position at Voluntown and will move his fam fly to that place in a few days.
 Charles A. Palmer of North Ston- ington, J. E. Miner of Pendleton Hill and William Watson of Laurel Glen were all callers here Sunday.
 Charles H. Crandall. a prominent agriculturist and business man of Westerly, was in the place Sunday.
 Martin Monsee will improve the B. F. Billings place for another year. W. E. ToIhurst has returned home from Providence where he has been the guest of relatives and friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
SALEM.
Woman Pastor Breaches at Conerega- tional Church-Filling lcehouses- Brooklyn Campers to Have New Tennis Courts.

Services in the Congregational | church were well attended on Sunday ! morning and evening. The pastor, | Miss Millen. gave an interesting and | instructive discourse at the morning | service
 The regular meeting of the Salem ! grange was held in the hall or Tues | day evening. Officers for the ensuing | year were installed by Worthy Over l seer Herbert Houston. Tine retiring master, E. w. Jenkins, greeted the ] newly installed master, E. l.. Latimer. | in d speech which was heartily ap- ! plauded. Master E. L. Latimer replied | in an able manner After the meeting supper was served and all enjoyed the social hour. The young people held coasting party on Monday night, which all en- joyed in spite of the intense cold. ] Selectman E. L. Latmer has filled his large icehOuses with ten-inch ice from Gardner Lake.
 A party was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. w. Jenkins last Fri enjoyable evening.
 Hon. and Mrs. E. M. Chadwick are in Hartford this week.
 Miss Martha Rogers is improving after her recent serious illness.
 Mrs. Gertrude Harris of Derby is the guest of relatives in town.
 MT and Mrs. $. A. Dolbeare have at Gardner Lake
 Harris Morgan and family this week moved to the house just vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Dolbeare.
 Tennis Court for Y. M. C. A. Boys.
 MT. Wilkinson of Brooklyn r. M. C. A. was in town this week making ar tha laN-iner ont nf tennis court as soon as spring opens, that it may be ready for the Y. M. C. A. boys when they come next sum- mer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Governor Brown were in Norwich this week, calling on friends.
 G. H. Morgan filled the icehouses at Gardner's store, Gardner lake.
 Others who have secured their ice during the past week are Nathaniel L. Clark. J. R. Douglass and Charles Ray.
 Mrs. Carl Rogers and daughter, Miss Rena, were callers in Norwich this week.
 Loren E. Rathbone was summoned to Norwich for jury duty this week
 Mrs. Nelson E. Webster recently vis- ited her sister. Mrs. Russell Web ster. of Colchester.
 Mir. Dinovensky of New York who purchased the Gilmore farm some time ago, has carpenters at work erecting dwelling thereon.
 Miss Dorothy Fuller was a recent guest at the home of her cousin, Mis- Susan Miner.
 James H. Beebe was in Colchester on business Tuesday.
 Carl Rogers was in New Lopdon on business Monday.
 Miss Lizzie Dolbeare has returned
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
LEBANON.
Interesting Spelling Match-t2 Inch Ice HarVested-Mrs. R. E. Turner Seri- ously III. +


 Rev. Eugene Smith of, Hartford The | olog1caI seminary preached morning and | evening in the Congregational church last Sunday, and is expected to 1reach again tomorrow. The Ladies' Auxiliary Home and For eign Missionary societies keep up their | regular semi monthly meetings with good attendance and interest.
 Mrs. Katherine Sweet Won. An interesting Christian Endeavor supper and social was held in the par lors of the First Congregational church last week on Friday evening. A speH- ing match, lasting one hour, was quite amusing N. $. Loomis and O. L. Pultz were selected to choose their spoilers. Mrs. Katherine Sweet was the final victor.
 This has been a grand week for the ice harvest, which is about over Large quantities of ice about 12 inches thick have been secured, mostly from Chas B. Lambs pond.
 Miss Augusta Pember of Franklin is stopping in town few days.
 Presentation Postponed.
 The Goshen Literary club had ad- Yertised to present their play, 'In Old New England" for tonight in Grange hall; but because of the serious illness in the family of William Thomas the play has been indefinitely postponed.
 Social Deferred
 The social which was to have been given by the men of the Baptist church on Friday evening was postponed.
 Mrs. R. E. Turner is seriously i'll, but is more comfortable at present.
 Surprise Party. company of the friends of c. s. Goodwin came from Franklin and Leb- anon and gave him a genuine surprise a few evenings ago at his home
 MT. Goodwin proved equal to the oc- casion. and gave his friends a most enjoyable evening. Light refreshments were served.
 Mrs. J. P. Abel and her mother. Mrs. Alice Peckhan, who have been i'll, are improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
GOSHEN.
Young Peoples Literary Society Pre- sent "In Old New EnsEand"-Very Suoeessful-14 Inch Ice.


 On Thursday evening the Goshen Young Peoples Literary society pre- sented a rural comedy drama in four acts. entitled 'In Old New England in Academy hall. The hall was filled to oVerhowingi there was hardly Q standing room. Quite a number came from other places, among them a party of 2s young people on a strawride from Colchester. 1t was one of the best entertainments ever given by the club, and by request it is to sbe re- peated. Following was the cast of characters:
 Jedediah Perkins. William T. Curry; Tom Perkins, Bennie R. York; David Angel, George L. Thomas; Lem Has kins Edwin K. Jones; Hezekiah Slo- cum, Willie Thomas; Robert Percival Montgomery, Archie R. Curry; George Washington Lincoln Jackson, Edward W. Jones; Mrs. Perkins, Marguerite B. York; Araminta Perkins, Mrs. Ed win K. Jones; Gladys Angel Hattie M. York: 4Ilnervy Ann Johnson, Der that A. Lathrop.
 Arthur H. Chapman of Colchester was a caller here Sunday.
 A. E. Lyman of Columbia spent a few days with friends here this week. Mir. and Mrs. Edwin K. Jones and daughter. Mary, have been visiting friends in Portland.
 Jared Perkins daughter, Hattie, is very sick with pneumonia.
 Charles Lamb Cut 14 Inch Ice.
 Farmers have about finished har- vesting ice. Charles B. Lamb of Leb- anon was cutting ice of excellent quail fty fl inches in thickness this week.
 Saving Ship Timbers.
 c. L. Crockett has been saving a large quantity of heavy ship timber. Mir. Crockett is moving his steam saw mill this week to a nearby wood lot he recently bought.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06

l TSiSOndl anu 0OCidi NoLeSs The Loyal Temperance Legion met l Tuesday at S.30 ?. m. in the, Methodis st conference room.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldridge of Riverview visited Mystic Tuesday. Miss Allis Babcock has returned to her home at North Stonington after a visit to MT. and Mrs. John R. Babcock and Miss Susan H. Babcock.
 Miss Mary Reiners of Mystic was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. John W. Burrows.
 Rev Benjamin M. Deniston and Su- perintendent Horace O. Williams, the library committee of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, held a meet ing Tuesday evening at the residence of Miss Mary Harris Dean in Main street.
 William A. Burrows was on over Sunday visitor with his wife and son and daughter, Amos and Ella.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tlst church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. William D. Beckwith of Smith street.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Main and two chil- dren were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Main of Ledyard.
 Ten Inch Ice. Wilfred A. Brown, the Old Mystic ice
 
 the village lake since Monday which is ten inches in thickness.
 Notes.
 The United Workers of the M. K. church met last week with Mrs. Abby E. Dewey of Smith street.
 Mrs. Henry Fitzpatrick and little son John are guests of her parents. MT and Mrs Charles Edward Stapelyn, of Burnett's Corners.
 Miss Mabel Adelia Haley, Miss Mary Harris Dean, Miss Florence Johnson. Miss Maude Horton
 The Womans Christian Temperance union met Friday at 3.30 p. m. with Mrs. Jane H. Dean in Main street. Mrs. Charles $. Bennett of the Ben nett homestead farm was a Mystic visitor Wednesday.
 K. Welles Mitchell was calling on MT. and Mrs. George Koch MT. and Mrs Samuel Dennis and Mrs Isabel Miles and Miss Matilda. Holloway on We'd nesday.
 William P Welles was a Noank call CT Wednesday,
 Miss Margaret Reeves visited New London Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
PENDLETON HILL.
Thomas E. Wheeler and Family to Move to Laurel GIen-Miss Palmer improving.

Rev. J. Howard Adams of Water bury supplied the pulpit Sunday morn ing and evening.
 The neighbors of Thomas E. Wheel CT and family regret his contemplated moving to Laurel Glen, where he has recently purchased the late JohQ Rich ardson'5 farm.
 Mrs. Mabel Childs and daughter, Emily, left for Sakonnet, R. l., last week. where MT. Childs is soon to erect a house
 Miss Sarah T. Palmer spent Sunday at her home here. She left for Ridge field the first of the week.
 Is Slightly Improved. . News from Miss Julia w Palmer, who was stricken with paralysis while spending the winter with her niece, Mrs. Mont in Montclair, N. J., is to the effect that she is able to sit up a short time each day and to recognize her friends.
 J. Oscar Miner is to take charge of the Robert P. Palmer hom estead dur ing the absence of the family.
 The thermometer registered the low est it has this winter the first few days of the present week.
 Reuben D. Cook of Watch Hill was the guest of his mother on Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
CLARK'S FALLS.
Coon -Neltnan Wedding-Georee Ee- cleston Lost Valuable Colt.

Arthur M. Coon and Miss Phebe Fsltnan of Stonington were married by Calvin A. Snyder, justice of the peace, at North Btonington village on Ean. 25. MT. and Mrs. Coon are to be- sn housekeeping in this village. Their friends wish them happiness and pros beF4ty.
 Mir and Mrs. Horace F. Palmer were ffle guests of George w. Burdick and 9amily in Ashaway Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Burdsck, who has been i'll for some time, Is some improved.
 Mrs. Mary J. Maine has returned From visit with her sister, Mrs Katie Thomas, at Newport.
 George W. Edwards was in this place On business Tuesday.
 Mrs. Hattie Crandall and son, Alvah, of Ashaway, called on Mrs. Helen Clark Monday afternoon.
 Carl Snyder is carrying the mail for f<haUncey Richmond while he is get ehTg i7 ice.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Perry and son. Oscar. visited with Mfr and Mrs. Nal kcry Maine at Canonchet Sunday.
 Colt Choksd to Death.
 George Eccleston lost a valuable colt feceutly. The animal was fastened with 6 strong rope around its neck. The floor broke through and 1t was ghoked to death with the rope. George Eceleston lives on the place one owned BY Polly Sufcltffe
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
FRANKLIN.
Ladies' Aid Society Gives Supper and SociaI-News items of the Week

e
 The Ladies Aid society gave a very enjoyable supper and social at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong Wednesday evening There were sev- Rral sleighing parties present from the Der was a party of 25 from Norwich. During the evening there were games and music. A social time was enjoyed by all
 Mrs. Hermon Gager was a Norwich visitor on Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Arad Manning and son, Eugene, and Mrs. Annie Park and Miss Mather of Yantio were the guests of Mir and Mrs. Lloyd Aver on Sunday. Post cards have been received from Miss Ella Smith who is spending the einter in Daytona, Fla.
 Personals.
 Miss Faith Gager started Tuesday For Ashevile, N. C., where she will kpend few weeks for her health. Mrs. Albert Tryer and sons, Kenneth Rnd Albert, of Willimantic, were the fecent guests of her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Aver.
 Mrs. Hermon Gager and Mrs. Fred Race attended the supper at the chuNch Ing.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Hyde of Willi- enantic were recent guests of Mrs. k9ernon Gager.
 Miss Ethel Manning was a recent Fisitor at Lakeside farm.
 Mir. Fred Avery and Mics Lois Burn kam of Wiltimantic were recent Frank lin visitors.
 Many of the farmers have completed hlling their ice houses.
 Mrs. George Ladd attended the sup per at the church in South Windhain "Wednesday evening and recited sev- kral selections in her usual pleasing hammer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
LETTING
Visitors Coming and Going.

Le Grand ChappeH of Palmertown spent Wednesday with Miss Edith Austin. assa
 Mrs. Wallace Nichols of Norwich spent Thursday with MT. and Mrs. Le- land Palmer.
 Miss Alices Buckley of Norwich spent Sunday with friends in town.
 George Sheldon. who has been i'll, is slowly recovering
 Charles Geisthardt spent Wednesday at his home in Preston.
 Mrs. Mary Gray and Mrs. Charles Rathbone spent Tuesday in New Lon don.
 Albert Ross is ill.
 Miss Edith Leffingwel was the guest of friends in Norwich Sunday. George Lefingwell is employed by John H. Ford, getting In ice.
 Mrs. Warren Thompson and Mrs. Edwin Wheeler of Fitchville spent Wednesday with Mir. and Mrs. Albert Ross.
 Miss Edna Rogers of Salem was a caller in town Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
HAMBURG.
Grange Literary Committee Meets Endeavor Social-Personsl Notes of Interest.

The Grang literary committee met with Mrs. Charles Jewett Saturday evening to prepare programmes for the year.
 The Endeavor social at the residence of Mrs. M. E. Huntley Tuesday even ing was well attended. Various games were played and refreshments were served during the evening.
 Albert Chapman has a fine foxhound which he purchased from parties in Maine.
 Lee Harding of Yale spent Sunday at his home in Sterling City.
 MT. Morral of Black Hall was the guest of MT. and Mrs. James Lord Sun day.
 The Colonel Smith place has been sold.
 The board of relief met at the Town hall last Monday.
 J. s. Daniels has fine bear skin on exhibition.
 J. J. Tiffany filled his ice house last week.
 Warren Roger has been saving wood by power for R. NJ. Peck.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
NORTH STONINGTON.
Cromwell Preacher Pleases conereaa-
 tion-Eighty Attend Pie Supper.

Rev. Mir. Hollister of Cromwell oc- cupied the pulpit of the Congregation al church Sunday, making a pleasing impression upon his audience
 Misses Gauthier and Mitchell, as- sistant teachers in the Wheeler school, are keeping house in rooms in the house of c. E. Hewitt.
 Austin A. Maine and family moved to Voluntown Wednesday.
 Mrs. John Smith of WiIlimantio called on friends here Thursday.
 John Murphy has moved into a part of the house belonging to Mrs. S. E. Wheeler, on the south street.
 Albert w. Hillard is ill at Williman- tic, where he is visiting
 The ladies' society of the Third Baptist church served a pie supper. with an attendance of eighty. at the residence of Mrs. Fannie Geer Stone. Wednesday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
SOUTH LYME.
Plans for Chapel Services-Horse
 Breaks Through the Ice.

Miss Hattie Roath has returned from Ivoryton, after a visit with her --and- father, Mrs. J. Post.
 Mrs. L. Hartig will hold services at the Union chapel this week
 MT. and Mrs. Allan Speirs and daughters, Janet and Mamie, called on friends in this place Sunday.
 James Smith. John Pickett and Ed ward Bailey of New London were wis itors here on Sunday.
 Miss Athena Douglass of Ashaway is the guest of Mrs. F. R. Peck
 Mrs. W. E. Slate and daughter, Jamie. visited Mrs. Allan Speirs in Lyme Wednesday.
 Local ice men are busy harvesting their ice.
 F. P. Welch spent Sunday with rela- tives in Westerly.
 Mrs. David Champion, Jr., was a caller in Lyme Tuesday
 James Beebe lost a valuable horse this week, the animal breaking through the ice and drowning
 Miss Nora Stanton is much improv- ed, after her recent illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
LISBON.
sIeishins Party From Preston City.

 William McNeely of Versailles was in Blissvile Sunday
 Deacon F. C. Strong was in Nor Wich Tuesday evening
 Rev. Mir. Palmer of Norwich occu- pied the Newent church pulpit Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, Jr., of Poquonoc have been visiting MT. and Mrs. James B. Palmer, ST. Ernest Kennedy and Frank Palmer drove them up.
 A party of young people from Pres ton City went on sleighing party to this place, stopping at Miss Alice E. Kennedy's. A good time was enjoyed by all. A number from here were al so present.
 Misses Mary Dillon and Ethel Ken nedy spent Sunday at Versailles with Miss Thursday Weeks Charles Banker of Versailles was in town Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
 YAWRUX VALLEY.

Miss Elsie Chapman of Westerly was c guest at Frank Tranihelps recently.
 Mrs. O D. Coats, who has been very M is much better.
 Miss Anna Chapman and mother have been sick with the grip this week.
 Herbert West and sister of Stoning- ton were visitors at c E. Chapman's s M0ndar
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
SlTCHVILLE.
Beer and Whiskey Found in Nearby House--sleishins Parties Visit Vil- lsee.

Last week Grand Juror A. M. Miller noticed a wagon containing kegs of beer and jugs stopped at the house occupied by some Polish people, above the village. He investigated. finding three kegs of beer and five gallons of whiskey. The grand juror intends to prosecute.
 A number of sleighing parties from Norwich came to the village during the week. A party from BrewsterB Neck had a private dance Thursday night.
 Chicken thieves entered a local hen coop early during the week and car ried off a number of hens.
 The icemen have finished harvest ing their crop.
 J. F. Lynch of Hartford was a re- cent guest of his father. John Lynch.
 Miss May Shea of Norwich was the guest Thursday of Miss Nellie Kane.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
OBITUARY.
Miss Grace B. Thomas.

"soS dCC tHOH1aSs
 The death of Miss Grace B. Thomas, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. William C. Thomas, of Goshen, occurred Friday morning Miss Thomas had been in sailing health for about a year. She possessed a bright, sunny disposition and had & large circle of friends who mourn her loss. As a member Of the Goshen Congregational church she was c regular attendant and took a. deep Interest in it's religious work. An ac- tive member Of the Goshen Young Peo- pIe's Society of Christian Endeavor, che tried to walk Tn His Steps, EIiss Thomas was lover of music and belonged to the Goshen choir. She was Pn accomplished teacher, having taught successfully in schools in this town and other places She was 28 years of age; besides her father and mother, she leaves three brothers. George L., Willie and Clarence Thom-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06

home after visiting relatives in New London.
 Rev. T. H. Peabody conducted serv- ices at the Salem Baptist church on Sunday.
 c. $. Riggs and F. l.. Baker of Col chester were business callers in town this week.
 Harold Bailey. son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bailey. has been i'll during the week but is convalescent
 Mrs. William Darling and Mrs. Charles Molona were in Norwich this week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
GRISWOLp.

William P. Holmes and the Terry brothers have filled their ice houses with good clear ice. Owing to the scarcity of water several are waiting for the second crop of ice.
 T. F. Edmond is i'll and his friends entertain littlvhope of his recovery.
 Mrs. Ziba Huntington is in a Hart ford hospital for a slight surgical op- eratiop