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Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
BROOKLYN.
TraPper Gets 10 Pound 1ottsE--F Funeral
Of Elizabeth Hunt--Judae Pond De-
elines Reappointment ~ Humane
Agent.


Riley B. witter and daughter were
In Providence Saturday.
On Friday morning, March 10, Ed
win Bennett found In his trap an otter
that weighed 10 pounds. and the skin
measured upwards of five feet Mr..
Bennett Is an expert trapper, and he
caught much game the present season.
The morning before he found a raccoon
n the same trap In which he caught
the otter.
Miss. Mary woodson was taken on
Sunday. afternoon to the Day-Kimbail
hospital, suffering from appendicitis.
The B. z. p. U. was led by the pas
tor. Subject The Wicket Gate.
The body Of Elizabeth Hunt was
brought to this place for burial in the
family lot In the South cemetery on
Saturday, from New York. where she
died very suddenly the Thursday be-
DR.. Bradford Humane Agent.
Judge T. D. Pond. who has been the
agent for the Humane society for over
fifteen years, has declined a reappoint-
ment, and recommended DR.. Samuel
Bradford for the position, and he has
been appointed by the society as its
agent. Mr.. Pond received from the
president and secretary Of the society
letters OF regret that he thought It
best to decline reappointment, and OF
thanks for his faithfulness in attend
ing to his duties as agent.
Student Preached.
A student at the Theological school
Of Hartford preached in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday, as the pastor,
Rev. q. w. Clark, was away preaching
in Newburyport. Mass.
Personals.
Charles Edwin Blake, after being
home for a week with grip cold, has
returned to his studies at Trinity
Miss Fannie L. Palmer has returned
home from Pittsheld.
Miss Mary Palmer is home from a
visit with friends In Massachusetts,.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
EKUNK.
Thirty Mile Driving Trip-eranse
Members Are Authorization.

Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Mattison are talk
ing a thirty mile drive into Rhode Is
land, to their recently purchased new
home on the Seaside Drive, to which
they are planning to move in the
spring from their farm here, near the
Portertown mill ruins.
Mrs. Albert Brown has returned
home from a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Frank Sweet, in Danielson.
The Ekonk district schools are hav-
ing two weeks vacation. The teach
er. Miss Maud Chapman, is at her
fathers, In Bozrah.
Farmers are preparing tools and
teams for spring work.
Farmers wives are already begin
ming to make the dust fly in house
cleaning.
Grange Writing Book.
The Grange has begun to write
book in twelve chapters by as many
different authors. Mrs. E. Byron wrote
the first chapter and read 1t at the last
meeting. 1t had an enthusiastic recep-
ton. 1t starts with the title "A Story
Without a Name"
Bargain Prices at Auction.
The household effects of the late Mrs.
Windsor Of Sterling Hill were sold last
Saturday at auction. A good coal
stove was knocked down for a dime. A
large cooking range went for 81, and
other articles in proportion.
Mr.. Elijah Green has lost his only
horse.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
MOOSUP.
Death Of Alexander Hill, sz--FuneraI
Services - Much Sickness the Past
Week-Infant Dies Of Group.

Week-inrant Dies OF Group
Alexander Hill, who suffered a Sc
we're shock last week. died last Thurs
day afternoon at the age Of 81 years.
He was rendered unconscious at the
first and remained so to the end. Mr..
Hill was the son Of Daniel Z. and
Deborah Wood Hill and was born IN
North Plainheld where he resided for
over 10 years, at one time owing one
Of the best farms in the town. He
was the last of seven children, all liv-
ing to be over 10 years old. A few
years ago, owing to infrmities Of old
age, he sold his farm and moved TO
this village. His wife, to whom he
was devotedly attached, died less than
a ear ago from the effects OF shock,
and since that time he has been grad
ually falling. He leaves three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Joshua Hin and Mrs. Henry
Knight OF Danielson and Miss Annie,
who is at home. The funeral was
largely attended last Saturday after
noon from his late residence, Rev. J.
G. Stanton Of the Baptist church offi-
cIating. He hal been a member Of tho
Baptist church for over 20 years and
was one of its oldest members. The
bearers were Alvah Pierce, Frank
Miller, Henry Roberts and d. II.
Greene. Burial was in Moosup GEM
etery.
OCdTlSh TcNoT ana blPHfncFlas
A case Of scarlet fever is reported
in the family Of Fred Gagnon on Pros-
pect Hill and a case of diphtheria in
the family Of Antrim Andeb in Union
village. Both families have been quar-
antined.
Deputy Sheriff George R. Bliven has
been off duty several days, owing 10 a
severe attack Of the grip and threat
ened pneumonia.
pesth Of Two Year-old Child.
Alexander, the bright two-year-eld
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus st.
Andre, died last Monday from an at
tack Of Group. The funeral was held
last Wednesday from the parents home
on Church street
Matters of the Week.
Miss Sadie Davis OF Plainheld was
the guest Of Miss Ora Denison over
Sunday.
Rev. John Wheeler, pastor Of the
Methodist church, owing 10 Illness w3s
unable to preach last Sunday and his
pulpit was supplied by an out-of
town clergyman. Mr.. Wheeler'g ply
stefan has ordered him to take a few
days OF entire rest and he has gene to
friends in Boston where II is hoped
that he will get the much-needed. rest.
Mrs. Luther Eaton Of Plainheld was
the guest Tuesday afternoon OF Miss
Jeanette Gallup.
William Rose and Almond Colvin
have bought OF Amasa Mathewson his
patent right in the Mathewson cur
tain supporter and are now engaged
in the manufacture OF the same.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
WOODSTOCK VALLEY.
Pennsylvania Vislter-Death Of Ed.
ward Jackson.

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Bartlett Wis
tied friends In Danieisou on Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Wheeler Is working in
Putnam.
Mrs. Emma Spencer of Pomfret Is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Allen
Kenyon.
Edward jackson, who has been I'll
with grip, died Friday and was buried
Monday in North Ashford cemetery.
Mrs. Virgins Of Willimantic was the
guest Of Calvin Esterbrook over Sun
day.
Oscar Hiscox visited friends in Pom
fret on Tuesday and Wednesday
Ferdinand Kenyon Of the c. A. c., at
Storrs, is visiting his father, Winfield
Kenyon.
Henry Bennett OF Pennsylvania re-
Gently visited his father. Daniel Ben
nett.
Oliver Hiscox has been in Hartford
this week.
Mrs. Josephine Bartlett Of Putnam
is visiting her brother, Winfield Ken
yon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
PHOENlXVlLLE.
Road Work Resumed - Railroad De-
tective Suffering from Mental Trou-
Bile.

Wv
Oliver H. Latham went to Fishers
Island last Saturday with a few Others
from the artillery company for instruc-
ton and drill. He returned Monday
morning.
The road men commenced work
again on the present contract Monday
morning.
Mr.. Mitchells men are making a
survey Of the road from the Eastford
town line to Arlington. The contract
will be let soon for the rest OF the road
between here and Arlington.
Oliver II. Latham caught and killed
a fine fox Wednesday. II is getting
rather late for the hunters and trap
pers, as the fur Is getting poorer evry
day now.
Mr.. and Mrs. M F. Latham visited
in West woodstock Wednesday.
James g. Seaton is al his fathers
home sick and it is feared he will
never be any better. His physician
thinks he has softening OF the brain
and win become permanently insane.
1t is a sad case. He has been EN-
ployed as a detective by the N. Y.
n. H. g. II. r. r. Co. and was an eff
ficient man for the place
w. I. Lawton and w. 0. Smith are
finishing the piazza on the east front
OF Mrs. De Riva's house. 1t will add
much to the looks OF the place.
The school here was closed Tuesday
and the teacher visited the normal
school at Willimantic.
The social dance at the home OF D.
A. Mason was enjoyed by several from
this place. Mr.. Iveson lives in the
house formerly occupied by w. H.
Corbin In distinct No. 4. Eastford. The
social was given to commemorate the
birthday Of his grandson
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
cURLEYVILLE.
PIans for Easter conoere-Faresssh
Gift for Pastors wife.

Gift for Pastors Wfe.
The Sunday school OF the Methodist
Episcopal church is preparing for
concert Easter Sunday. The pro
gramme committee appointed is Miss
Cora Dimock and Mrs. Ida Potter.
Sewing Circles Gift to Mrs. Chamber
lain.
There was a meeting % the serving
circle connected with the ". 2.
church on Wednesday afternoon az
the conference room. This being the
last meeting before ths closing OF the
conference year, IL was OF special in
terest 10 those present. The presi-
dent, In behalf OF the ladies, present
ed Mrs. Chamberlain. the pastors wife.
q gift Of q handsome sofa pillow. the
OF one OF the members Of
the circle, as token Of appreciation
of her assistance and encouragement
In all efforts 10 help the cause.
Mrs. Chamberlain has been treasurer
OF the carpet fund for the past year.
New orsanist.
At the meeting OF the musical com
u,ittee Tuesday evening. Miss Ide
smith was chosen church orEaniGt for
the coming year. in place OF Mrs.
Walker. resigned.
Mrs. John Wrana il entertaining .
cousin from South wilmington.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
CLARK'S CORNERS.
Returns After Several Months in Mas
saehusetts.-Persona Items.

Mr.. Tryon Of willimantic was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. II. z. Colburn has returned
home after spending several months
with her daughter, Mrs. Fletcher, at
Sharon, Mass.
Mrs. r. w. Martin attended the fare
well social given to Mrs. Small at
Chaplin Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Hyde Of Hartford and
George Ennis were weekend guests at
the formers cottage.
Mrs. z. c. Jewett and son Timer,
also Mrs. s. z. Ennis, who is spending
the winter in Putnam, were in town
Friday calling on friends.
Recent Willimantic visitors were
Miss Eva Wilcox. Mrs. P. J. Navins,
Mrs. Martin Navins and Mrs. w. N.
Jewett.
Several from hero attended the dra-
ma at Hampton Friday evening given
by the North Windham Dramatic
club.
The friends Of Miss Viola F. Jewett
will be glad to know she Is able to ride
out.
Mrs. Marvin Burnham and son have
returned home after visiting relatives
here.
Bart Carver and grandchildren were
weekend guests at W. H. CarVer's.
Miss Bridget Sullivan visited her
sister, Mrs. John Navins, recently
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
0NECO.
Rev. Otis Greene Lectures on Africa.

Rev. Otis Greene Of Sterling gave a
lecture on Africa Wednesday night,
which was well attended.
George Lincoln has been i'll.
School Is closed here for an indefi-
mite period on account of scarlet fever.
The teacher has gone to her home in
Hartford.
Mrs. John Rose was in Moosup Fri
day afternoon.
Herbert Burdick was home over Sun
DAY.
Mrs. c. Burdick and Mrs. r. B. Mar
riott were in Providence Tuesday
Mrs. James Turner was In Moosup
Wednesday and visited her sister.
Mrs. Taylor is staying at Joe Full
ler's.
Miss Florence Thatcher was home
over Sunday. accompanied by Miss
Gertrude Medberry of Putnam.
Mrs d. S.Kenyon spent Wednesday
In Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
NORTH WOODSTOCK.
Grange to Discuss sanitation--cslebra.
ton OF Wedding Anniversary.

Town Clerk F. z. Barrett IS suffering
from pleurisy.
The subject Of the next meeting Of
woodstock grange Is Sanitation in
the Country" The two local doctors,
Gildersleeve and Spaulding, are to be
present and give talks on the question.
The lecturers hour is to be open to the
public.
Mrs. Ella Skinner OF Springfield has
been visiting her brother, L. H.
Healey.
LEONARD Healey was one of Ine
speakers at public rhetoricals Friday
evening at woodstock academy, he be-
ing a student there.
Schools closed this week for the
Easter vacation.
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LAndeman csle-
brated ethe eleventh anniversary of
their marriage Monday evening by en-
tertaining a number OF their relatives
and friends at their pleasant home.
Some very pretty gifts Of china, glass
and silver were received by them.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
STERLING.
Half Of Msnsled Hand Ampufsted-
illustrated Lecture.

Mr.. Clark. the electrician employed
at the Sterling Dye works, had his
left hand badly mangled by the burst
ing Of a roll upon which he was at
work 1t was necessary to anputate
half of the hand, DR.. Adams perform
ing the operation.
Mr.. Kibbie has moved to Elmville,
where hi has obtained work.
Miss Katherine Sims has been III
with the grip. Miss Mary Nichols Is
organist at the church during Miss
Sims absence.
Mrs. J. Edward Stanley of South
Coventry has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Vaughn.
The Easter concert at the NJ. z.
church promises to be very pleasing.
judging from the songs selected by the
committee on music. Rehearsals are
being held on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings OF each week in the church.
William Gleason is critically Ill with
pneumonia.
Nelson Benefits new house is oceu-
pied by Arthur Cooney.
Mrs. Allison H. Kenyon and dauzh-
ter visited the formers sister. Mrs.
Charles Northup, Of Apponaug, r. l.,
on Monday.
An Illustrated lecture on 'D'ggers In
Panama" was given under the auspices
of the Mems Bible class on Friday
evening in the old schoolhouse.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
ST0RRS.
Pancake Social and Other PIsasurss--
College VseatIon BssIns--chssss
Expert Visits New York.

The ladies Of the church have fcrni-
ed an auxiliary 70 the WomAn'B Con-
gregational Home Missionary unscn Of
Connecticut.
The iadlea' aid sooisty voted at a
recent meeting to install q heatinF
plant in the parsonage
On Saturday Miss Edvtna Whitnsy
entertained a part Of the ladies' Of the
college faculty.
The ladies' aid soeisty gave . par
cake social at the home Of MIRA A S.
time was enjoyed BY all
This week ends the college tsrn.
The spring term opens on Tuesday.
April 8.
Literary seoIsty's Meeting.
On Saturday. evening the Eclectic k1t-
erary society gave an open meeting in
its society rooms In StorrN hall Many
members OF the faculty and friends
were present and the literary pro-
gramme was enjoyed By ell. After tina
formal programme a social time waa
spent IN songs BY the society thu
Misses Laubscher and Misses Denni-
son.
The regular meeting Of the collsEs
Science club was addressed on Mon
day evening by c. d. Jarvis on ths
subject Of plant breeding a. related %
the growth Of beans.
Edward Fits has returned from q
business trip 10 Hampton. Va
DR.. Howe, cheese expert. and o ..
Grant were in New York recently on
business In connection with their ius
vestigation in the production Of scn
cheese.
The many friends OF Mrs. Chariss W.
Fem. who has been seriously ~ with
pneumo nia, will be pleased 10 learh
that she 70 recovering.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
SOUTH CANTERBURY.

H. ]. Larkham and his mother, Mrs.
II. E. Larkharn. OF Plain Hi, Norwich.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Larkhan
OF Canterbury Green were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi ~. Clark Sunday.
Charles Allen of Westminster and
Frank 8. LinneIl OF Pawtucket, r. L,
were callers in this vicinity Monday.
James r. Warner OF Hartford was
the guest OF Levi v. Clark the fore part
OF the week.
Mrs. Annie Morgan was IN Norwich
Monday.
DR.. John o. Smith was called 70
Brooklyn Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie L. Clark 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank R Burdick, nj
Norwich for a few DAYS.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
WILSONVILLE.

The line storm got here Just the
same. IL it was a few days late!
Irving Adams has returned from
Hartford after a few weeks visit with
his son and family.
Mrs. Irene Miles and daughter Mari
an were Webster visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. T. May of Worcester
are staying with Mr.. Jack and daugh-
ter.
Masons lave been at work repairing
the chimney at the station.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
DAYVlLLE.
sPinners Strike Because Of Boss OBJ
jeetionable Lan9uage-ltsnns Chiefly
Personal,

Wednesday morning the spinners Of
the Assawaga mill quit work as the
boss Of the room used language they
could not stand
Harry Hartman Of Providence was
the guest OF F. ]. Sayles on Monday.
Miss Deborah Russell attended a
luncheon party given by Miss Orr to
announce her engagement.
Julian Chase spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. David Chase is Ill with grip
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw of Lowell,
Mass, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shaw.
Mrs. Robert Morrison spent Sunday
with John Perry Of Ballouville, Conn.
Robert X. Bennett Of Brown uni
versity Is spending his vacation with
his mother. Mrs. Fannie Bennett.
Mrs. George i. Hunt entertained the
ladies' aid society on Wednesday
Mrs Lydia Gordon, widow OF Elias
Gordon, was buried on Tuesday.
Mrs. Pincheon of Putnam was the
guest Of Mrs. LaBelle on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
BOLTON.
Interesting Programme at Meeting Of
State Pemolosiesl Society.

The Pathological society Of Connec-
ticut held an all day meeting at the
Congregational church Friday, March
10. Following were the speakers and
welcome. which was responded to by
z. Rodgers Of Southington. vice pres
ident OF the Pathological society. Prof.
c. d. Jarvis OF Storrs. Apple Raising,
Care and Spraying OF the Trees; Mr..
Eddy OF Simsbury. The Management
and Protection OF Our Forests; Mrs.
G. A. Wheeler Of Storrs. Some Practi-
cal Ideas on Household Science; w. H.
Card OF Manchester on Poultry Breeds
and Poultry Management Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph c. Eaton furnished instru-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
WEST woodstock.
Report That Landlord Clark viii Re-
tire.

The telephone lines have been put
IN thorough repair this week.
Frank Slye and family have finished
moving to the Hayward farm in Pom
fret.
Charles Deans finishes work for z.
T. Perrin next week.
1t is reported that w. G.. Clark, the
veteran hotel keeper at Clark house,
wishes to retire This spring.
Luke S. Morse has returned from a
two weeks visit IN Massachusetts,.
Miss Adaline Sumner is spending a
few days at her home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
POSTMASTER RESIGNS.
Joseph Hutohlns Gives Up Position
After Twelve Years Service.

After Twelve Years Service.
Postmaster Joseph Hutchlns Of this
place has handed In his resignation 10
take effect as soon as his successor is
appointed and qualified. Mr.. Hutch
ms has been postmaster for the past IL
years during the Mckinley and Roose-
welt administration. While Mr.. Huch-
ins has never wholly given his per-
sonal attention to the duties OF the
office. he has always had an efficient
assistant TO do the work. The present
assistant is H. w. Porter. one OF our
local merchants. at whose store the
ONCE is kept. II is understood that
several in town will take the civil
service examination at willimtnic to-
day Saturday as candidates for post
master.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hunt OF Eas-
ton, Pa, and Clayton Hunt, also OF
Pennsylvania, are spending the East
er vacation at the home OF their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt, on
Columbia green.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kneeland were
in Hartford on Tuesday and Wednes-
day last.
II. A. Hunt and Herbert Collins have
recently Joined the number Of those
connected by the telephone service in
this place
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
P0MFREr CENTER.

z. p. Brown. who has been combined
to the house under the doctors care. is
improving.
Wolf Den grange observed married
Those present had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Willis CoveH has I'VE new
boarders.
A full house greeted the Arlington
society Ministries Friday evening. The
new uniforms were nobby and the fun
was fast and furious. with many local
hits
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
THOMPSON.
Congregational Audience Hears Lee
ture on Holland.

Miss NADIA Phinney of Barnstable
spent Sunday with her mother at the
Vernon stiles hotel
Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcieugh has been
In town several days.
Rev. Thomas H. Vincent Of Webster
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Arnold
Hinzinga on Sunday morning.
A musical programme and lecture on
Holland by the pastor were given at
the Congregational church Monday
evening.
Mrs J. T.. Doane Of Brookline was
the guest Of Mrs. G. e. Dresser last
week.
Rev. Samuel Thatcher Of Oneco was
in town last week.
At a recent meeting OK the selectnen
it was decided that Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Sheldon should remain at the
almshouse another year.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
ASHF0ID.
Miss Vera Bennett Wins IN Spelling
Contest.

Mrs. c. C. Knowlton OF New York
has been visiting relatives In town this
week.
Miss Vera Bennett, nine years OF age.
a pupil at the Center school, won first
prize In a spelling contest last Fri
day evening. There we're four pupils
chosen from each of six districts,
contestants, Vera Bennett being one Of
the youngest.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
UNION.

c. Phillips OF Worcester visited Will
liam Scranton the first OF the week.
Miss Clara Myers Of Woodstock at
tended the Congregational church here
last Sunday
Mrs. Mary Dodge and daughter
Edith, who have been away several
weeks, returned home last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27

carted upon the road from woodstock
to Putnam, which il expected to be q
great Improvement N
Mrs William NJ Gallup has been in
Norwich. the guest of relatives.
The body of Mrs. Benjamin Cahoon.
who died in Providence. was brought
here for burial, Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
RAwOE.
Death of Mrs. Dwight 5urdiek--ststs
Veterinarian In Town.

Mrs. Dwight Burdick, who has bsan
In poor health for two years, died at
home on Friday night. She is survived
by her husband and two daughters,
Mrs. e. w. Clapp Of South Braintres
and Mrs. Green Huling of this place.
Kent Bros steam mill has moved to
the Abel Burdick lot.
Green Hullng, who is employed by
A. L. Potter. was at home over sun
day.
NJ. E. Weeks OF Washington. II. L,
spent Sunday at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Clapp OF South
Braintree. Mass, returned home on
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
HOWARD VALLEY.
Local Men to Go to Canada to Take
Up Government Claim.

Rev. Il. H. wyeth Of Clinton, Ma S..
preached here Sunday.
Lester Hawks was the guest Of
friends in Chaplin Sunday.
Harry Matthews and Mae Burgess
q Yantic were guests Of Mrs. Henry
Humes Sunday.
M. Elmer Hawkes. and Louis 2.
Hawkes. have gone to Saskatchewan,
Canada, to take up a government
claim
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
WOODSTOCK.
Rev. G. ?. Waters Addresses c. c.
union-5urial Of Mrs. Benjamin Ca
hoon.

Edward L. Child of Worcester spent
Sunday at Valleyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Williamson and
little son Paul of Hartford were re-
cent guests of Mrs. j. j. Williamson.
Rev. G. F. Waters gave the third
address in the Pilgrims Progress Sc
ries at the c. Z. meeting Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. s. A. Clark of Lakeside has re-
turned from a visit with friends in
New York.
Large quantities Of gravel are being
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Oyster Supper at Methodist Church.
ST.. Patrick's Psrty--New Books for
Library.

Mrs. Belle Whitney recently spent
three weeks In Boston with her daugh-
tiers, Olah and Jessie Whitney.
Clifford Tarrons and family have
moved to Mr.. Farrons' mothers In
North Woodstock.
Mrs. Ella Skinner and Nettie Phil
lips were guests OF Mrs. A. NJ. Glider
sleeve over Sunday. On Saturday
evening Mrs. Gildersleeve entertained
relatives numbering fifteen or more.
Allan Upham spent several days last
week in Dedham, Mass, with his
brother, Everett Upham, and family.
Pleasantly Entertained.
Mrs. c. Allison Potter entertained
twelve young lady friends at Bonnie