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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
THOMPSON
East Thompson Team Defeated, e-s-
Miss Crosby Sails for Europe.

A ball game on the morning of July
9TH between Thompson and East
Thompson resulted in a victory for the
Thompson team, 9 to 8.
Miss Sarah c. Crosby sailed Satur-
day July Sd, on a two months trip
abroad. She is to visit the Azores.
Gibraltar. Italy, Switzerland and Ire
is one OF the party.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. M. Knight spent the
4th and 9Th in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Chase enter
tained MI. and Mrs. John Chase Of
Brooklyn. N. Y, who are spending the
summer at Webster Lake, on July 5th.
There was a special patriotic pro-
gramme of the B. Y. P. u. meeting
Sunday evening. 1t was led by Miss
Edith Cruff.
Mrs. Dexter Elliott has been enter
taining DR.. and Mrs. KinsbaM.
Miss Lucy Ingraham Of Providence
was the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs: Fl. 3. Ingraham, over Sunday.
Frank Herrick of Boston was the
guest Of his mother Mrs. z. M. D.
Herrick. over the Fourth.
Two tall games we're played on the
Green last Monday by the Columbia
nine and the Company l. nine from
Wfllimantic. The first game was a
whitewaSh for the Willimantic, 1910,
in the second game the Columbias
won by al score of 81 to 10.
Everett Bosworth, Miss Julia Knee
land and Miss Dora Tucker left We'd
nesday for New York, to be present
at the wedding Of Miss Dora's broth
er. Raymond d. Tucker, which took
pace on Thursday. Mr.. Tucker is en-
gagged in Y. NJ. c. A. work and will
for the present reside On New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
SPRING HILL.
Death of Mrs. James Slate-How the
Holiday was Observed.


The death of Sarah H, widow of
Deacon James Slate, occurred Sunday
afternoon. The funeral was held at
her home on Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock, Rev. Leonard Smith, pastor
Of the Spring Hill Baptist church, of
which the deceased was a beloved
member for many years, officiating.
Mrs. Slate Is survived by two daugh-
tiers. a son, eight grandchildren and a
great gTandchild. Burial was in Hill
side cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. B. w Sears, Mrs.
Josephine Amidbn and Mildred Cum
vens of Washington street, Norwich,
over the celebration.
Miss Bertha WoodInansee Of Norwich
was a guest at Edgar Storrs over
Sunday. Miss Woodmansee sang solos
both morning and evening, which were
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Schofield were
Fourth of July visitors at Mrs. Scho-
f1elIs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Bingham's.
The Mission Band met at Mrs. Card
ners last Saturday. The sewing ma
chine was taken out on the porch an ]
busy fingers accomplished a large
amount of work. Mrs. Gardner served
a dainty lunch.
The former mail route from Mans
field Center to Storrs now terminates
at Mr.. Schillings' corner. The removal
of the stages on the old lines makes
this change necessary.
There was little celebrating on the
Hill Monday. as many were in Nor
witch. The Misses Flaherty were at
Coventry and some were at Mansfitld
Center, a picnic at Pine Island being
the attraction.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
SOUTH COVENTRY.
Holiday Guests-Fourth MARRIED by
Three Accidents.

Among the out of town visitors here
for over the Fourth were John /. Hull
Of Pittsield, Mass, at F. E. Hulrs;
Cullen Potter and family of North
ampton, Mass, at z. e. Potters; Paul
Fraser and family of Hopewell and
Roy NJ. Fraser, at Mrs. Mary Clark's:
Miss Dorothy Mcfarland of Mansfield
and Ruby Martin Of Willimantic, at
Miss Gertrude Netherlands.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Edward Fuller were
in South Manchester over Sunday.
Miss Celia Whalen of New York is
visiting her coutin, Miss Anna
O'Brien.
Mrs. ]. w. Bailey of Midd1etown has
been spending few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Sarah White.
Aftermath of the Fourth.
There were three Fourth of July ac-
cidents here Monday: Royal. the five
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs Olaf
Frederickson, was badly burned about
the face and eyes while investigating
the workings of torpedo cane.
George Cour, is years old, in pre-
pairing to fire a cannon had fingers on
his right hand injured by an explosion.
necessitating the amputation of one
finger at the first joint and the tips
of another finger and thumb.
A small son of Joseph Duuuelt had
one hand quite badly injured by the
firing of a blank cartridge into it.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
WINDHAM
Many People at Norwich Celebration
Dennis Shed Killed Family Cat, Their
Cut His Own Throat.

The town spent a quiet Fourth, as a
great many people went to Norwich
some by auto and the rest by train and
trolley. Those who attended the cele-
bration were Mr. and Mrs. +. F. Webb,
l. H. johnson and the Misses Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guiford Smith Miss Har-
riet Able, Miss Miriam Barstow, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Waterous and son, Mrs.
julia Manghetfc and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hatch. Rev. and Mrs. H.
G. Grimes, Col and Mrs. w. S. Chap
pell, Miss Josephine Bingham, G. A.
Keeney. Charles Larrabee, Jr. and fam
lily, Mrs. E. w. LOOMS, Miss Anna Lar
rabee John Palmer, N. D. Haley, DR..
and Mrs. F. e. Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
W.~Maguire, Andrew Metzger.
Miss Anna Gray Smith OF James,
town, N. Y, has been sepnding a few
days at Fl. i. Lathrop's. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. C. G.. Lathrop went to Watch
Hill to spend a few days.
Mrs. Hannah G. Parsons OF Boston is
with her daughter Mrs. w. $. Kelsey.
Denny Was Insane.
Dennis Shea, who has been in the
employ of Mrs. J. r. Lockman OF New
York since he left Windham, attempted
suicide the other day by cutting his
throat after chopping off the head of
the family cat. No motive Is known
Tor the act. Inere was insanity III MS
mothers family, and it is thought that
his mind became unbalanced, possibly
due to the extreme heat. He was taken
to a hospital and will recover. Denny"
Is well known In town, having lived
here a number of years.
Personals.
Jmes G. Lathrop went to the Harvard
summer school on Tuesday.
Misses Elizabeth and Harriet Able
of Brooklyn, N. Y, joined their father
at their cottage on Dog Hill on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Bates Of New
York are at Benoni Bates.
A. P. Able of Brooklyn, N. Y, was
in town, over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker of New
London are guests at Col. w. s. Chap
pell's.
Miss Airline Yergason and DR.. Rob
ert Yergason OF Hartford are at their
on South street for a week.
Chauncey Fenton of Boston spent
Sunday at Mrs. ]. c. Fenton's.
There were fine displays of fireworks
ait DIR. Z. B. Thompson's and The Inn
Monday night.
H. e. Parry has returned from a
several weeks visit in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
EASTF0RD
ChiIdren's coneert-campers at the
Lake-Picnic.

Rev. j. B. King at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning admin
istered the sacrament Of the Lord 8
Supper. The children's concert was
given in the evening under the direc-
ton of Gilbert S. Deanes, superintend-
ent. The children had rehearsed to
Miss Lillian Huntington.
James p. King, whose business is in
Boston, and residence in Hyde Park,
spent two days here with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. King.
Eugene Jones of Southbridge, Mass,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Tatem of
this place, Miss Mary Potter of North
Woodstock, Charles S. Johnson, Miss
Bessie Johnson of Southbridge. Mass,
have been camping on the east shore
of Crystal lake. George BosWorth,
Miss Carrie Bosworth Of Southbridge,
Mass, Mrs. Ira Derby of South Wey-
mouth, Mass, were guests there.
Mrs. Ira Derby of South Weymouth,
Mass, is the guest of her brother,
Henry Allen Bosworth.
Miss Florence S. Warren teacher in
South Carolina for the last nine
months, has returned to her mothers,
Mary l.. Warrens, for the summer.
The Bosworth family all picnicked
WIN SiC IdbCIi 4ceiiiy at Tie ldh6 On
Monday, as did also Arthur Keith's
family.
J. ]. Young has started the mail
route from here to Putnam through
the Woodstocks. He has purchased a
new three-seated wagon, and a hand
some span of grey horses.
William Ross is on the mall route
to North .Windham.
P. S. Eaton and family are enter
tanning for two weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Henry and children of
Lynn, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
GII.EAD.
r: A. Prentice Going to seattIe-other
News.

John L. Way, who has a summer
residence here, has bought a piece of
land on Prospect avenue in Hartford
and will erect a house on Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler and
daughter Lucy, their son Benjamin
with his wife and baby of Windsor,
were guests at Fred Prentice's Sum
day. They came in Mr.. Chambers
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Herold of West
erly and Harry Herold and Miss Rog-
ers of Terryvile were guests at the
parsonage. over the Fourth.
Mrs. Clara Hammer, Mrs. w. S.
Ellis and Mrs. Anna Way were in
Wethersfield Sunday attending the
funeral of John Hammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schoen and
friends of Manchester were guests at
I. Schoens over the Fourth.
Misses Mary and Hattie Ellis and
Mrs. Abbie Buell. came from Walling-
ford last Saturday and will spend
part of the summer visiting relatives
here.
c. M. Kopf Of New York was a
guest at e. w. Buell's over the
r. d. Gilbert, A. c. Gilbert and Mrs.
Gilbert of West Medford, Mass, were
at the Gilbert home over the Fourth.
Mrs. Gilbert expects to remain sew
Miss Carrie Hutchinson and Miss
Daisy White are expected home this
week from spending few weeks in
the Berkshire Hills.
F. A. Prentice was home from New
Britain over the Fourth. About Aug.
! he leaves here for Seattle, Wash.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
EINDHAM COUNTY.
MooSUP
Accident While ceIebratins-Mozar+
Music Class Formed--Funeral o.
Mrs. John Sullivan.


While celebrating the Fourth George
Campbell, ten year old boy, who
held cannon cracker in his hand let
II explode. making a frightful wound,
probably manning him for life.
The Baptist Sunday school is hold
ing their annual picnic today (aStur-
day) at wildwood park, making the
trip by trolley.
Miss Gertrude Anderson's pupils
have formed a music class under the
name of Mozart's music class, in hon
musician. The following officers have
been elected: President, Miss Gladys
Stanton; vice president, Miss May AL
len; treasurer, Miss F'reda Eyers: sec
rotary, Miss Gladys Johnson. The
class has garnet and gold class pins
with the initials Nj. Nj. c. The class
meet sonce a month.
Alfred Hyde caught trout in Snake
Meadow brook which measured nine
teen inches In length and weighed s
pounds 2 ounces.
Mrs. Orson Hill gave an afternoon
tea last week, guests coming from
Oneco, Wauregan and Moosup.
Mr.. and Mrs James Quirk, both of
Woonsocket, have been spending a few
days with the latters mother, Mrs.
Bennett in Almyville.
Lester Salisbury, son of Q. D. Sails
bury, has gone to Block Island. in one
of the hotels for the summer.
Mrs. ]. O. Gallup helped institute a
chapter Of the Eastern Star last week
in New Haven.
Miss Anna Phillips of Providence
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. D.
H. Grover, for a few days.
The funeral of Mrs. John Sullivan,
who died in Almyville, was held in
All HallOWs' church Thursday morn
ing. She leaves four sons, Edward,
William and Cornelius. Burial was in
All Hallows' cemetery.
John Morse has been spending a
few days at his former home in Lynn
Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
CHESTNUT HILL.
Grange confers Degrees - Holiday
Week Visitors.

At the meeting Of the grange on
wednesday two candidates were given
the first and second degrees. The can
didates were Aubrey Winter son of
First Selectman L. e. Winter, and
Cassius Fuller.
S. B. West was a Hartford visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. L. Frink and her daughter
Bessie were in Hartford Thursday.
Henry P. F'rink of Manchester was
at his home here over the Fourth and
Fifth.
w. H. Bliss attended the boat races
at New London.
C. II. Tate entertained the neighbors
with fine display of fireworks on the
evening of the 5th.
Gurdon T. Chappell is at the hospi
tai in Willimantic recovering from the
effects of a serious operation perform
ed on Thursday.
At the close of the grange meeting on
Wednesday Mrs. c. A. Holmes gave
brief recital to demonstrate the quail
ties of the new piano which was re-
Gently placed in the hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
WEEKAPAUG. .
Westerly Party Spent Fourth at Cav.
tits Cove-Personals.

Miss Jane futile of Hartford and her
guests are spending the summer at the
Robinson cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Of Philadel-
phia are occupying Eastcote for the
summer.
Daniel Archibald and oliver Lee of
New York city are guests at Rocky
Crest for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Robinson and
Miss Edith Cook Of Hartford are oc-
cupying the Bungalow for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson Of West
erly were guests at Rocky Crest over
the Fourth. Mr.. Wilson and Elmer
Macomber came down in Mr.. Wilson s
launch, the Jessie. Friday afternoon.
William Purcell of Salem, CT, Is
working for Leon W. Bliven.
A party OF twenty-five from West
erly spent the Fourth at Gavitt's Cove,
coming to Rocky Crest IN barge and
then going from there In the launch
Arrawana, belonging to Elmer Ma
comber, and the Jessie, belonging To
John Wilson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
TeLLAND COUNTY.
COLUMBIA
MinstreIs Pleased Local Audience
Orchestra Starts for catskilIs.

The entertainment given by the
Thread City Cycler Minstrels at Yeo-
mans hall on Wednesday evening of
last week was for the benefit of the
local A. o. u. w. The singing was
excellent, while the local hits were
straight from the shoulder.
George A. Little, who for some
months has been in Tennessee where
the company for which he is at work
is making preparations for lumber OPP
erations, is at his home for a few
weeks.
OF five pupils of this place who took
the high school examination recently
three passed: Miss Lena Wolff, Paul
Isham and Charles Fredericks.
Mrs. Fred Wolff and daughter Lena
have been visiting friends in Norwich
and attended the celebration.
Rev. Claus Olendt and family of
Mount Ross on the Hudson have ar
rived in town and will spend the sum-
mer at Mr. Olendt's farm, near Hop
River village.
The Ladies' Aid society held social
at the chapel last Thursday afternoon.
Prof. A. Z. Lynnan's orchestra left
last week to fill an engagement at a
large summer hotel in the Catskills
The orchestra is composed Of three
members: A. z. Lyman, cornetist and
leader; Fred Bunce, violinist, and
Theodore Perry. pianist. Their en-
gagement is for July and August.
Officers Of c. c. Society.
The Y. P. s. C. e. held its semi an
nual meeting last Sunday evening and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Miss Mildred Latham; vice pres
ident, Jewett Collins; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Howard Rice. The
chairmen Of the several committees
are as follows: Prayer meeting, Mrs.
w. A. Harris; temperance, H. c.
Isham; lookout, A. A. Latham; Sum
day school, Mrs. Mary G. Tucker;
music, Jewett Collins; missionary, Miss
Amelia ]. Fuller. The society has Al
active, 0 assistants, and Q honorary
members. During the past six months
25 meetings were held; three active
members were added, and $3.50 contri-
buted.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
SOUTH WINDHAM.
New 8. G. w. Shop to Be Dedicated
Next Week-General News.

Miss Fanny PeclSham Of New Lon
don is The guest of her uncle, +. E.
Peckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison of East Hart
ford spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Card.
Mrs Nellis Tubbs and Miss Rena
Murdoch are spending the week in
Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fitch spent the
Fourth at e. Harlow Holmes.
Eugene Binns of Providence was at
home over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clifford Kline of
Hartford are guests of A. c. Kline.
Fl. A. Avery was in Mystic Monday.
Richard Harrison Of Hyde Park,
Mass, called on local friends Satur-
day.
Dedication of Smith, Winchester
Manufacturing company's new shop
Friday evening, July 16. Music by
South Windham band. Dancing from
$50 to 1890. Admission % cents.
Dancing free.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
PLAfNFIELD.
Lawton Mills Has New Part Nearly
Done-Great improvements a Have
Been Made-Local Matters.

The many friends of ]. Homer Bliss
are pleased to know he has regained
much of his usual health.
W II. Lester and Miss Mary Lester
Of woodstock called ON Mrs. John
Dodge Monday. They were on their
way by auto to Norwich.
Timothy Shea has a steam drill at
his house, drilling a well between his
house and barn.
Harry Halliburton of Bridgeport spent
the Fourth with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Halliburton.
Plainfield was well represented In
Norwich the past week.
DR.. w. D. Tracy and family of New
York are at their summer home, The
Brookside. Dr. Dwight Tracy Is wIrn
his son.
Miss Helen Ashley celebrated her
9th birthday Saturday. A number of
her little friends were invited from 2
until 8, and all had a fine time.
New Machinery Running.
The Lawton Mills Co. are beginning
TO run the machinery in the new part
of their mills, now nearing completion.
Plainfield can boast of one of the pref
tiest mills to be seen In a. days travel,
and one which is modern in every de-
tail, while the Mill Village with its
broad avenues and modern tenements
Is a model.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
EAGLEvILLE.

Miss Vera e. Freeman Of Spring Hill.
who was selected to teach the local
school, it Is reported, has declined to
accept. The local school for a number
Of years past registers from forty to
sixty pupils and as one teacher has to
teach the entire school It is difficult to
secure teacher.
Mrs. Isaac Turner 10 entertaining
her niece and family from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Richardson of
Guilford spent few days recently with
relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10

Fair Haven.-The news OF the death
Of Charles Barker, the checker cham
pion, at Boston was received with re-
gret by several Fair Haven depotees OF
the game who had met him.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
RICHMOND.
interesting Session of cIark's Mill.
w. c. 7. U.

The Clark's Mills w. c. T. u. held
its semi monthly meeting with Mrs.
w. ]. Dawley at Kenyon on Tuesday.
The following programme was carried
out: Singing, All the Way MY Saviour
Leads Me; prayer and scripture read
ing, by the president, Mrs. 8. r. Daw-
ley; responsive reading; singing, My
Faith Looks Up to Thee: roll call re-
sponded to by members reading verses
from the Bible: reading OF the minutes,
Mrs. Everett Potter; readings, A Brave
Boy, Mrs. L. A. Dawley; the making
of our flag, Miss Mabel Kinlber; solo.
Under His Wings, Mrs. p. B. Earn
shaw; reading, The Fourth of July,
Mrs. S. r. Dawley; A Stray Sunbeam,
Mrs. Sarah Hayle; Twenty reasons for
opposing the saloon, read by ten
ladies; reading, Sensible Words from a
Senior, Mrs. r. B. Earnshaw: The I'm
answerable Argument, Mrs s. R. Daw-
ley. The meeting closed with the w.
c. T. U. benediction.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
ARCADIA.

Mrs. o. p. Bates Is visiting relatives
in Providence and Central Falls, r /.
Arthur P. Chase and family enjoyed
the Fourth with relatives at Narragan-
sett Pier.
Miss Bertha Perkins returned to her
home at Westerly to celebrate the
Fourth
Perry Bates continues to fail In
health.
Mrs. A. P. Chase visited her sister,
Mrs. Nancy James, of Wood River
Junction, Monday.
William Z. Briggs OF Mystic was the
guest Of o. p. Bates and family one
day recently.
Many persons from this place went
to the Kingston fair grounds Monday
to celebrate the nations anniversary.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
SOUTH CANTERBURY.
Fourth Of July Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams of New
York were the guests of MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Conlon over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham of
Saturday.
Misses Nettie and Gertie Larkham OF
Jewett City returned home Wednes-
day after several days visit wit htheir
aunt, Mrs. Carrie e. Clark.
Mrs. Annie Morgan was in New
York this week
Lila Kendall Of Lisbon was the
guest of Benjamin Brown Tuesday.
Miss C. o. Whitford of Norwich and
Mrs. Maria Parkhurst of Jewett City
spent the Fourth with their sisters at
Whippoorwill farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
WAR; ENVILLE
Church Interests-Death of Willie M.
Gardner.

Rev J. w. Paine of Jewett CITY
preached a helpful sermon at the Ba;p-
fist church Sunday morning.
Miss Mabel Mathewson led the c. E..
meeting Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Mathewson
of Willmantfc were guests of Mrs.
Ellen D. Mathewson, July 4th and 5th.
The many friends of B. H. Gardner
were panied t. learn Of the death of
his little son, Willie NJ, Saturday,
July Sd.
Rev. ]. w. Payne was entertained at
the home of r. H. Wright over Sun
day.
Rev. George c. Chappell of Mont
willie was entertained at Cady Villa on
July 5th.
Deacon Stephen Robbins and his
sister, Miss Sarah Robbins, are being
entertained at Rocky farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
Cut a q Bill in TWO.

Gould you lend me sharp knife ?'
asked customer in the cafe of a big
hotel near the Grand Central station.
as he slipped ''sonething dong and
cool" The knife being forthcoming,
the customer took a new 81 hill from
his pocket. folded 1t carefully in the
middle and cut 1t neatly in two, plac-
ing the halves in his wallet. lyon
want to know why / did that. don't
your" he remarked to the mystified
bar tender. 'Well. that's part of a
little scheme OF mine. I'm going over
pretty soon to put my wife on a train
for Chicago. One-hah of that bill I'll
the porter. II the colored man is at
tentive and courteous throughout the
trip my wife Will give him her half OF
the bill In Chicago. II he's slow and
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY, RI.
H0PKINTCN.
School Committee Organizes and Ap.
points Teschers-Probate Business.

points Ieachers-Probate Business.
The monthly meeting Of the school
committee was held in the town hall
Monday morning. Rev. z. p. Mathew
son was elected chairman for the en-
suing year: Clara A. Olney, clerk, and
Paul NJ. Barber, superintendent Bills
were ordered paid 30 the amount Of
$40.S6. Ruth III. Collins was appointed
teacher in the Tomaquag school: NJ.
Ida Dockery, In Hope Valley graded
school, Mrs. S. M. Paxton, In the Ken
yon school, and Ella r. Barber. at Bar
berville.
The board Of assessors met Tuesday
morning DIN the town hall and made
preparation OF notices of meeting for
assessment OF the tax Of 1909, Aug. g..
George N. Crsndall was elected chair
man and Everett p. Mhthewson, clerk.
Probate Court.
At the session OF the probate court
Tuesday the win Of Mary ]. Bond was
admitted to probate and ordered re-
corded. Mrs. r. b. Saunders was con-
flrmed as executor.
Mary q. IAilfbridge was appointed
Administrative on the estate Of Pene-
lope Lillibridge. william A. Watrous,
Frederick A. Bailey and James H. Bar
bers were eppointed appraisers on the
estate.
The report Of the commissioners on
the insolvent estate of the late James
w. Bitgood was received and referred
to Aug. 2
Town Tressurers Bond $4,000.
The town council fixed the bond Of
the town treasurer at $4,000. They
drew jurors as required by law. Bills
were ordered paid TO the amount of
sS64.64. They also elected certain on
GERS of the town for the year.
Rev. D. B. Coon Of Shiloh, N. j.,
preached in the Seventh Day Baptist
church Saturday morning.
The supper held at the home of Dea-
con Roger w. Lewis Saturday evening
netted $25.
John S. Cole stepped upon a loose
board in his barn, fell through the
scaffold to the barn floor and received
several painful bruises.
Miss Mary Leavens of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is a guest at the home of e. r.
Allen, as Is also George e. Allen Of
Hope Valley.
Miss Mary Eliza Henderson Is spend
ing some time in the Berkshire Hills.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
EAST WELLINGTON.

The state road is nearly completed.
Elmer Squires is first committee and
Mr.. Horkey Is second district commit
tee.
Potatoes are looking nice.
Lottie Ruby has been spending the
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Wilson.
Mrs. A. B. DeYoung recently made
her mother flying visit.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-10
Life 10000 Years Ago.

Scientists have found in cave IN
Switzerland bones OF men who lived
100000 years ago, when life was in
constant danger from Wild beasts. To-
Brown OF Alexander, Me-, IS largely
from deadly disease. IF Il had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which cured me, could not have liv-
ed he writes. suffering as dfd from
a severe Jung trouble and stubborn
cough" To cure Sore Lungs. Colds,
obetinate Coughs. and prevent Pneu-
MONA. it's the best medicine on earth.
soc and S1.0O. Guaranteed by The Lee
&. Osgood 90. Trial bottles free.