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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

s375O-Good 6-room residence on lot 50x240.
close to Norwood car in best residence
section of North Highlands and 18th
avenue. Gibson Realty Co., PIG NJ 21st
street
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$SS00-Large elevated lot 14ix150, with
new, modern 5-room houses on it; "A
block of car. in best resident section
of Woodlawn. Terms reasonable. Big
bargain for investor. See this at once.
Gibson Realty Co., PIG n. 21st street
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FOR SALE-sSco0; 5oxl4o feet. close to-
Highland avenue and Hanover Place;
high and dry, above grade; all street
improvements a modern and artistic I
room house; hardwood floors upstairs
and down. the most complete interior
arrangement we have ever seen. The
usual large front porch. the reception
hall most attractive; dining room in
panels; large buffers pantry; well ven
tilated with china closets; convenient
back porch arrangement; tile floor in
bath; everything modern. new and up
to-date; house papered from top to bot
tom; very best workmanship. subject to
closest inspections; terms can be ar
ranged. Weakley & Rosenstihl, 2120 1st
avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR SALE-One good mich COW. giving
31e gallons milk and ~ pounds butter
per day. The COW is years old, in
fine condition; gentle; any one can milk
her; easy kept; reason for selling, have
too many cows. Write to H. e. Thomp-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR -RENT-Furnished rooms; hot and
cold water! house we'll screened; every
thing modern. 2109 9Th avenue north.
6-29-3t-tu- thu-su
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FOR SALE-Piano, fine condition, $165;
cost $3.50; bargain. 1909 I'd avenue, OPP
sposlte postoffice
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IF you are going to incorporate LET Rob-
erts & Son furnish the necessary sup
plies. Stock certificates, seal presses,
minute books, etc, 49, Third avenue,
Birmingham. Local and Long Distance
Phones 22S.
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FOR SALE-A nice clean stock of dry
goods, clothing, shoes, hats. ETC.; To-
Gated in good live west Tennessee town
on prominent corner; up-to-date store;
established business of nine years. will
invoice about $1,000, and on good fast
railroad line; other business connec-
ton reason for selling; terms easy. Adj
dress J-23, care Age-Herald 7-4-3t-su
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ROOMS and excellent meals. Bell phone
3l97 Phelan flats, 2o16 9Th avenue.
7-lr7t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A most desirable apartment
in The Fitzgerald, 18th st. and 18th ave-,
South Highlands; immediate possession;
low rent. A. r. Dearborn & Co., 2023
Sd ave. 4-9-tf
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IA TX WITH ALAN JEMISON.
BELL In PEOPLES 81 6-4-tf
FOR SABE-Soda fount medium size; the
very thing for soft drink stand or groc-
cry store. Southern Store Fixture Co..
2O26 3D. avenue, Bell phone SS5.
7-2-ot
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR SALE-Folding bed, sideboard, sofa,
extension table, clock, gas stove, rocker
and few pictures at bargain Apply
third floor Herald, Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR SALE-Very nice vacant lot 60x19O
in choicest section of Norwood, with
bitulithic improvements, at $3.50. W.
H. Tharpe & Co., Watts Bulg. Peoples
phone 2476. 7-4-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

NEW, up-to-date business house. 4Ox15O
it., No. 100 s. both street. centrally To-
Gated sos month. 53S First National
Bank; 649 Bell
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FOR SALE-A splendid driving horse and
rubber-tired runabout;- cheap; terms IL
desired. Address P. S. M room 102
courthouse. 7-4-3t-su-tu-fr fri
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WANTED-To buy or rent a concrete
MIXER must be in good order and
reasonable. J. @. Dickinson, FIT Nor
gan, Ala.
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FOR RENT-Neat 3-room cottage 1913
North 18th street; $3.50. Macke, 3OS
North 21st street 5-16-tf
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TRAVELLING statesmen can make s12
daily in spare time: pocket samples
free; sells at sight to merchants in all
lines; give references, territory and
permanent address. Central Import Co..
1716 Michigan ave. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR RENT-Cottage, 8 rooms, comforta-
bly, furnished; front and back porchs
BATH gas range, ice chest, hydrant
sink, shades, windows and doors
screened. clean. Other houses. W. Hal
1eck South Ensley car line. Fairview
Cement plant, or residence Oak Crest
station
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

CIVIL service employees are paid well
for easy work; examinations of all
kinds soon; expert advice, sample
questions; booklet 209 describing posi-
tons and telling easiest and quickest
way to secure them, also the civil
Service Record for three months, all
free, if you write Immediately. Wash
ington Civil Service school, Washing
ton D c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR SALE-One of the best mares in the
county; not afraid of cart or auto. and
child can drive her; also open buggy
and harness and light wagon and har-
ness; the best chance you ever had to get
good animal. Address S-22, care Age
Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

NATIONAL cash register used very lit
tie; also computing scales and ice boxes.
1909 I'd avenue, opposite postoffce.
FOR SALE-Electrc fans, very cheap;
also safe, desk and office furniture. ID
N 10th street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR SALE-Horse suitable. for family,
round town use or for local drummer;
perfectly gentle and a good traveller
Call at 313 N. 18th street, or phone
Bell 1887: Peoples 215S
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FOR RENT-6-room modern apartment
on South Highlands; special induce
ment if taken at once. Address Own
er, 1925 10th avenue south, or call Bell
= phone 1912
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FOR RENT-Residence in city and SUI
burbs from IS month up. / also have
some vacant houses for rent to colored
people. Frank Mcdonald, 2111 LIST ave-
nue..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

DROP mead Singer sewing machine, very
little used; q bargain; also an elegant
chiffonier. 1909 I'd avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FARM bargains: several-of the choicest
farms and best bargains in the state
and in exchange for Birmingham prop
erty. B. F. Eborn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

ROOM and board, couple, or 2 young
men for delightful room adjoining
bath. with board. Rates reasonable, at
500 South goth ST. Bell phone POPS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

FOR SALE-Fine automobile in eX-
change for real estate. Big bargain.
A-94, care Age-Herald.
ID 3t-sll- tn
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FOR SAL.E-Four- seated automobile,
J with all accessories, good condition.
Big bargain for quick sale. Address
K-22, care Age-Hcrald.
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FOR RENT-Rooms and storage space.
2104 LIST avenue. Apply Whitaker Piano
Co. 4-4-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04

NICE bull dog pups for sale; fine yard
dogs Phone 572. East Lake.
FOR SALE-New Groom cottage
Avenue F for $500. Cottages in rear
renting $24 monthly. Hill Ferguson.
| 2120 LIST avenue "a -tu-th
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
LISBON.
Farewell Sermon by Rev c. w. Burt
Christmas Observarees - Holiday
Notes.


Rev. G. ". Burt bsde his congrega-
ton in NeVout church farewell Official
ly on sunday from the pulpit. The
young people grieved very much over
his parting; since he has been the pas
tor here he has gained many friends
who win miss him greatly.
Mr.. and Mrs J. n Kennedy had q.
their guests on Christmas Mr.. ana
Mrs. &. A. Kennedy and four children
Ethel. Alfred. Ruth and Royal, Mrs.
susan kanahan and daughter Susie
and Naude Sraley. Mr. and Mrs. f..
L. Kanahan and Mrs. z. 3. Walden OF
Wilimautic.
Shepard Brown and Miss Annie ia
cobs Of Jewett City We're the guests
Of Miss Alice Z. Kennedy.
Thomas Hogge Of Jewett City was
the guest Of friends Sunday.
Christmas at the Church.
The Christmas exercises were held
at the church Thursday evening. There
were recitations by Mrs. F. z. Hydes
class. Misses Lucy and Hannah Bald
wins classes, singing by the choir and
reading by Misses Thursday Weeks
and Ethel Kennedy. After the exer-
cises the presents were given out by
Mrs. Wibberley's and Mrs. Hyde's
classes.
Miss May Broughton entertained a
number of CUES t. on Christmas among
them being Mr. and Mrs. McNeelv and
three children. William, Alice and John.
OF Versailles.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
FRANKLIN.
Telephone Company Holds Annual
Meeting-Holiday Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford II. Robinson
and their two sons. Arad and Hunt
ingtou, We're entertained on Christmas
day by Miss Jennie Potter Of Norwich
Town
Miss Daisy Parker and her two sis
ters. Blanche and Ella Of New Lou
don have been guests this week Of their
aunt Mrs. p. a. eager
Robert Mitchell OF BrattlebOro. Vt,
and Fred J.. Avery Of Willimantic We're
calling on Lloyd r. Robinson one day
this week.
Mrs. Alfred n. Manning and her
daughter Miss Ethel Manning Of Nor
wich Town. We're guests Of Mrs. H. A.
eager on Monday.
L. A. Robinson was a Norwich Wis
itor Wednesday.
Miss Edna Nailette q teacher In
Moodus, spent the Christmas vacation
with her sister, Mrs. L. r. Aver. at
Valley farm.
Miss Maud Davies OF Hartford spent
few DAYS this week with local
friends
Mrs. Lloyd p. Aver spent several
days this week with New London
friends
Constable and Mrs. Samuel n Hyde
spent q day recently with friends on
Plain Hill
George p. Ladd was a WHHmantic
visitor Tuesday
The franklin Independent Telephone
company held its annual meeting this
week. Fred Race was elected presi-
dent for one year George Starkweath-
err is secretary and treasurer The an
nuel assessments we're made.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM IT'S BROADENING FIELD
LEDYARD.
Funeral of James s. Main-CIub Meet
ing-Grsnae Confers Degrees.

The funeral Of james S. Main. son
of Mrs. Sarah II. Main of this town,
was held at his home in Mystic on
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Main was en-
pIOyed by his brother, W. l.. Main, in
the store and had been sick only
about two weeks with pleurisy. He
leaves a widow. who was Miss Lizzie
Brown of Mystic, and two small chill
dren, also three brothers. w. L., Dan
iel II. and Samuel l.. Main, and four
sisters, Miss Cora !. Main Mrs Julia
Cromwell, Miss Eliza Main and Mrs.
Frank Mansfield. besides his mother.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. w. e. Bates. pastor Of the
Baptist church in Mystic, who eulo-
gized the deceased and spok ewords
Of comfort to the relatives. There were
in Elm Grove cemetery.
John w Finnegan is sick with mus
culer rheumatism at his home on the
Mystic road.
Mss Nellie Geer of Groton is spend
ing her Christmas vacation at the Gcer
homestead.
All the schools in town will reopen
for the winter term with the same
teachers as in the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gallup of
Brooklyn We're over night guests of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Isaac G. Geer on We'd
nesday.
5arsea Club Meets
The young mems Baraca club met
at the parsonage on Saturday eve
ming. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. White. There was
an interesting debate on the question.
Whether the present schools of the
town of Ledyard should be consoli-
dated into one building. For the af-
tirmative Emmons White. Sam Les
ter. Calvin Hewitt and Elmer Bah
cock spoke, and for the negative Thco
Avery and Joseph Clark. The judges
decided in favor Of the negative. En-
mons White read a humorous story,
and there was talk Of an entertain
ment and stereOpticon lecture
Degrees Worked.
Ledyard grange worked the third
and fourth degrees on a large class
on Wednesday evening The ladies
prepared a fine supper FOR all after
the exercises Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Gallup Of Brooklyn grange Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. f. Staples of Colchester the
former deputy for New London cOun-
ty grange, Luther Zabriskie of Pres
ton city grange. and William Barron.
master Of Windham county, Pomona
grange, were present. The visitors
made addresses which were highly APP
preciated by ALL
Notes.
Henry A. Allyn has purchased from
Wilbur Baldwin Of Taftville Z. hand
some road horse. 1t is one OF the
fastest steDpers i'm town.
The young people held a party at
the residence Of Mr.. Weiman on Mon
day evening
Miss Haze clyde is visiting Miss
Edna Gray.
Mrs. Charles Beckwith and son Of
Franklin were guests of Mrs. Luther
Gray and J. \. Gallup.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
PENDLETON HILL.

Mslcom Thompson is making re-
pairs and improvements upon his new
~ acquired property. the Miller place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wheeler en-
tertained a large number Of friends
and nel9hhOrs at a turkey dinner and
Christmas tree, Christmas day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thorn pson entertain
ed Il large Christmas dinner party, in
Guiding 4 number Of friends and rsla-
rives from our Of town, Miss Elmina
Thompson and Miss Marion Whitaker
Of Boston. Bert Moultrie Of New Haven
and others
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
NORTH STONINGTON:
Visitors to Library-oxen Transported
by Electric Car.

Rev. Joseph L. Peacock, librarian Of
the Westerly public library accompa-
MED by Ethan Wilcox. librarian emer-
titus and his daughter. Miss Wilcox.
who is employed i'm the Westerly H.
brary, visited the Wheeler library in
this village Wednesday. examining
books, methods of Advancement and
handling. The visitors expressed them
selves as much pleased.
Early Thursday morning carload of
oxen for Richard p. Wheeler Of the
Sh4boc district were transported over
the electric road from Norwich
Richard p. Wheelers steam sawmin
has been moved from Lantern Hill to
the Darius Randall farm.
A movement is on foot for better
lighting Of the village streets.
There IVES a Christmas surprise par
ty of children and grandchildren at tine
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND p
Miner Twenty two were present and
four generations were represented.
Visitor from Golden State.
Hubert w Ecclestone Of California
has been visiting in town. Mr. Eccle-
stone was a member Of the first class
graduated from the Wheeler school
Mrs. William II. Coates who has
been seriously III at Atlantic City. \.
j.. is much better.
Irs. ] W. briggs has been spending
the holidays i'm New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Maine attend
ed tho funeral Of James Maine at Afys-
tic Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chester =. Maine was the guest
sunday Of Mrs. Calvin II. HoNie Of Ola
Mystic
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
GOSHEN.
UnexpIainabIe Mystery of the Forest
Christmas Exercises at Goshen
Church-Generous Gift from For
ner Parishioner.

mer Parishioner.
Mrs. Ralph b. Clark and daughter
Ethel of Westminster have been the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Hinck-
ley at Spring Hill
\ peculiar mystery of the denizens
Of the forest was observed one morn
ing recently on Maple Hill. when some
peculiar tracks and a bloody trail of
some wild animal was seen along the
road leading to the woods The ami
NAL was bleeding profUsely as the
snow was covered with blood. The
trail was followed for half "a mile,
but was lost to view when the bare
ground of an open lot was reached.
Special Christmas Observance.
Christmas was observed at the Co
shen church by special exercises on
sunday. The anthem, 0 Little Town
Of bethlehem, was well rendered by
the choir. The Christmas sermon by
the pastor, Rev. Marcus Burr was lis
tened to with rapt attention. Another
part of the morning service which
was Of unusual interest, and genuine
surprise to the people, was the read
ing of letter by the pastor from a
former pariShiOner Mrs John C.. RAN
dali In the letter there was a Christ
mas gift Of $1,000. given by the gem
erous donor to be added to the per-
manent fund of the Goshen church.
At 100 p. m. a Christmas concert
by the sunday school was given. The
programme was as follows: Singing.
quartette. The Lord Is Born: singing.
by school, The Glory of the Star. re-
sponsive reading; recitation. Up and
Doing. by Calvin Mccall: recitation,
Christmas Bells by Eddie Mccall.
singing, The Midnight Song Of Praise
by school; recitation, Santa Claus
own Christmas. by Johnu Thomas.
recitation The Shepherds Vision, by
Ruth Curry; recitation, The Old Time
Santa Claus. by James Thomas rec
itations, Stars in the Christmas Sky.
by Miss Clara Gillett's class; singing,
Bells Of Christmas Tide. by members
of primary and Intermediate classes:
recitation, Christmas Carol, by Alice
Rodmau; recitation, The Mud Spar
row by Eva Curry; singing. Beaming,
Bright. FrOm' Realms Altar by choir.
recitatiOns. a Little Christmas Ser
mon, by Hattie Thomas; The Won
drJus Star, by Bessie Randall: over
the Sunsets Red Bars, Ethel Foote:
singing, Blessed Is He That Cometh,
by school: recitation, Old Santa Claus.
by Joseph Thomas; remarks by pas
tor: benediction.
At the close of the exercises each
one present received an orange.
Mrs. StOtt and children of Norwich
Town spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Thomas.
Four-lnch Ice.
A local farmer was harvesting four
inch ice Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC.
Funeral Of James Main-Many Visitors
During the Hoidays-Socia and
Church Notes.


The funeral Of James Main was held
at his home in Mystic Sunday at l.
O'Clock. Rev. Welcome E. Bates, pas
tor of the Union Baptist church. off
ciated. Charles Edwin Lamphere of
Old Mystic impressively sang Chris-
tian's Good Night and We Shall Sleep
but Not Forever The many floral
tributes were beautiful. The bearers
were his three brothers, William Leeds
Main. Daniel Main and Samuel Main,
and his brother-in-law, william Crom-
well. The burial was in Elm Grove
cemetery.
Local Notes.
The Ladies Aid society Of tho Bap-
fist church met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. William p. BeckWith Of Smith
street
J. Alpheus Schoonover Of New York
was an over-Sunday guest Of relatives
at Eimhurst.
Miss Chapman of RrushWood was the
guest Wednesday Of Mrs. John r. Bah
cock at Riverside farm.
Tie United Workers met Wednesday
at > ,. m with Mrs. William r. Hull.
Personal Mention.
Miss Elizabeth Harris Hoxie Of Nor
wIch is spending two weeks vacation
q in her parents. Nj and Mrs Calvin
II. HoNie. Of Main street
Miss Matte Haven Beckwith has
been spending the holidays with rela-
tives at Waterbury.
Frederick A. Barnes is confined %
his ned this past week. having been
threatened wiki pneumonia.
Miss Ruth Williams has returned to
PlainvieW farm after q visit 10 rela-
tiveS in Norwich
Annual Business Meeting Of Baptist
Church
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
LIBERTY HILL.
Christmas Festival-Stained Glass
Windows for Church.

The annual business meeting Of the
Liberty Hin religious society was held
Thursday a 10 Il. IN.
There was q G.. +. Varic' social al
j. George Clark's Thursday evening.
The Christmas concert and tree at
the church Friday evening included
good recitations. music and we'll
loa ded tree. with candy for dessert
providing enjoyment for a well filed
house.
Archie Clark Smith Of the American
electric works Of Schenectady was the
guest Of his uncle. j. George CLARK
from Friday until Monday.
The stained glass windows Tor the
church have arrived and will soon he
installed
Fred LOOMS and family ii New
London were guests Of 4Tr Loomfs
mother. Christmas.
Charles Goodrich IS visiting VIM
thrOp DsvoI in Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02

unloaded. after which cake was pass
ed by the ladies'. In the audience was
q number from New London and Nor
witch
The barn Of Donald Mech was en-
tered on Sunday by someone who poi
sOned three valuable dogs.
Mrs. L. A Brainard and son OF Nor
Wich We're calling on local friends the
first Of the week.
Charles Rudd is visiting ut DOlbeare
Hill
r. Miller and J. =. Sanders Of Nor
witch were Sunday visitors here.
MI and Mrs r. W. Merton of Nor
witch We're entertained At Hunters
lodge on Sunday last
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02

HANOVER.
Mercy Found-Mrs. Santa Accorpan-
les Santa Claus to Christmas Fes-
tiva.

\ DOcketbook with a sum of money
was found Wednesday morning on De
pot Hill. Baltic.
christmas exercises for the village
children We're held on Monday even
Ing at the church. Two small Christ
mas trees stood on the platform. adorn-
ed with gifts. Carols We're sung and
rcciJatious given. Mr.. and Mrs. Santa
Claus were impersonated by Norman
Standish and Carroll Peck
Special Christmas Music.
The excellent music Of the Hanover
choir Sunday morning was supplement-
ed by special concert OF twenty
voices in the evening. The programme
included an elaborate rendering of he
9lst Psalm. Solos We're sung by Mrs
Way, Misses Bertha and Jane Black
burn, duets by Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Park ana William Park and Samuel
Lawicn Of Baltic assisted in quar-
tette.
The Christmas anthems were HOLY
highland The Heavens Are Telling.
New Teacher Appointed.
Within Palmer Of Griswold has
been engaged to teach the INNER
grades Of the school. Miss Warshsn
has an appointment in Quincy. Mass.
Miss Jane Collins has been spend
ins 4 vacation at home.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
WATERFORD.
Leg Broken by Fall on Dark Hiobvav
Christmas Festival.

Il christmas reunion was held at
Capt. Charles Edwards Christmas dav
Among those present were capt Gil
. bert Edwards. 50 years Of age, ant.
Edward and Mrs. Winslow. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Turner Of Gales Ferry
Capt. Ira and Mrs Edwards and da1Ir6-
ana charles an5 IN VIII ilS, +, =, Aoung
Mrs. g g. Prcntiss ana - d. a. ~
Ruth and Isabelle Of Hs,.fforf 80
guests OF Mr. and Mrs y ~ D., a. le
Jordan. VI
Mrs. Frederick G. Gates and dausr
ter, August q. Gates Of ola T,V,25a
We're in town calling on Mrs. lydia G,
Gilbert this week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
M0HEGAN.
Christmas Entertainment and Big Tree
Dogs Poisoned.

The Christmas entertainment Of the
church and Sunday school was held
Monday evening. the 2sth. The att,Ac-
tons we've music. recital ions and a
heavily loaded tree. No one was for
gotten The house was handsomely
trimmed with evergreen. Worthy OF
mention was the singing by the Misses
Whoa Desrosie and GLADYS Quidgeon.
and the recitations by Misses Lillian
Daniels and Emma Baker 6. e. San
ders was called upon for Il speech
to close the exercises and called to
the front W. Z. Besselever. Edward
Kent Miss Lillian Daniels. Mrs. Ella
Avery ana presented each valuable
presents III behalf Of the society. for
efficient work. The tree was thsn
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
CAMPBELL'S MILLS.

on Christmas day Doan Bitgocd
walked on wager to the house Of
Palmer Phillips, a distance of one
mile barefoot
Elmer Bitgood, the strong man.
shouldered an oak log fourteen feet
long that weighed 500 pounds.
One night last week someone visited
the hsncoop OF Luther S Tanner and
took % OF his best hens.
: L. Barber visited his brother.
Thomas ]. Barber, last Monday at
South Canterbury
William +. Barber is still on the s!ck
list.