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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
SCOTLAND.
Series Of Special Meetings at consre-
sationsl chureh-cOunty Conferences.
April 9th.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Geer OF Nor
witch Town were guests this week Of
Deacon and Mrs. +. r. Allen.
Miss Ruth Waldo returns today
Saturday to New York. where she Is
student at Pratt. after spending the
Easter recess at the home OF hsr par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wade.
Mrs. ]. J.. Austin returned 10 her
home on Monday after spending the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. J. o.
Babcock. in Westerly, r. /. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Babcock
Mrs. Albert Speliman OF Wiiiimantic
was at Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kimbalrs
Thursday and Friday.
Special Meetings.
A series of meetings is TO be held
in the Scotland Congregational church
with pastors from other churches as
speakers; the first meeting has been
arranged for Friday evening, April q.
with Rev. William Beard OF Williman-
tic 70 deliver the address. Rev. j. w.
Bixler OF New London ana Rev. l.. i.
West Of Norwich are to occupy evcn-
ings later on.
Envelopes Contained Lenten Offerings.
The missionary society met at the
home OF Mrs. Charlotte Cary on Thurs
day afternoon. An interesting mis-
stonary programme was conducted by
the president, Mrs. L. 3. Tenney, fol-
lowed by opening OF the envelopes con-
tanning the Lenten offerings. Tea was
served at the close OF the meeting
Conference April 27.
The annual conference OF windhaut
county CONGREGATIONAL churches will be
held In the Scotland Congregations
church on Tuesday April 27th
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
PLAINFIELD.
Happenings Of the Week-Visitors in
Town.

Mrs. Phebe Edwards OF Washington,
r. l.. was a visitor here last week.
Charles Prentice Lewis of Provi-
dence came homo Friday night week.
Dwight Armstrong OF Woonsocket
made a business trip here Monday.
r. |. Racine was In Danlelson Mon
day.
Paul Cote visited friends in Taft
vile Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Mofitt and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. Months mother
Mrs. Edw. Whipple. in Voluntown.
Miss Aldea Poirier was in Taftvilie
Sunday.
Travel on the cars was heavy Mon
day. people returning home after Eas-
ter visits.
Edward Hines and Charles H. Bray
ton of Providence were business call
ers here Tuesday.
Welcome Fl. Browning was in Put
nam Thursday.
Maurice Buckley OF Norwich was the
guest Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p.
Flaherty.
Three deer, one full grown and two
small ones, were seen a few days since
on his farm by Welcome II. Browning
Neither Side Scored.
The Plainneld and Sterling football
clubs played a game here last Satur
day which resulted in a draw, no goals
being scored by either club.
An accidental FIRE Monday burned
over about twenty acres OF moving
and woodland on the farm of Welcome
II. Browning.
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WILS0NVILLE.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Maria N. Jen-
nings.

Miss Alice Jack was a Worcester
visitor the drst of the week with rel
atives.
Merton Childs has sold his farm to
a party from Taunton.
B. S. Upham has sold his pair of
horses to f. A. wellington of Web
ster
Mrs. Agnes L. Clare Of Boston has
been visiting with her mother the past
week.
L. Keegan and son Lawrence were
out Of town visitors Thursday.
Died Of Heart Failure.
Mrs. Maria N, wife of T. A. Jen-
nings, died very suddenly Friday
night of heart failure. The funeral
was held at her home Monday at 8
p. m. The bearers were four sons of
veterans of Webster Rev. Mr.. Filmer
of the Baptist church and Rev. Mr..
Vincent of the Congregational church
attended the service. A large number
of floral pieces were received from
friends and neighbors, among them a
large piece in the shape of an an
Choir composed of roses and fine white
flowers. that was sent from the mill
where her son is employed. She leaves
besides her husband two daughters at
home. Mrs. Joseph Baker of New Bos-
ton. and one son, Charles of Woonsok-
ct. r I Burial was In the family Lot.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
SOUTH CANTERBURY.
Enjoyable Dance Given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Burr S. Smith.

Frank c. Cooper and A. M. Camp of
New Haven. George Hester and James
Tourgee of New London were guests
of Levi n. Clark last Saturday.
Bertha NJ. Clark was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank r. Burdick, at Nor
witch. the past week.
Messrs. Young, Donovan and Leon
ard of Taftville were in this vicinity
last week Friday.
Levi Clark spent Wednesday with
his sister, Mrs. Cooper, in Brooklyn.
There was a dance held at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr S. Smith
on Thursday evening of last week.
About so we're present from Preston.
Hanover, Versailles, Lisbon and Can
terbury. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Jessie Phillips at the piano and Ev-
erett Frink as violinist and prompter.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

by the Baraca club at Ledyard Gem
ter Friday evening of last week.
At the business meeting of the la
dies aid society Thursday afternoon it
1sas decided to hold another open
meeting at tae church vestry Friday
afternoon, April 80.
The Misses Mary Hurlbutt and Ma
bel Smith returned Monday from a
visit to relatives and friends in New
London.
Miss Susan Mathewson. who has
been spending a week in New York,
returned to the village Monday eve
ming.
A. A. Church spent Monday night
at Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Latham's.
John Leavenworth of Norwich was
the guest of relatives in the village on
Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
CAMPBELL'S MILLS.
Herd of Eight Deer.

S. L. Barber has been appointed to
succeed himself as dog warden for
Voluntown.
Jesse Bitgood saw in Stone Hill
woods a herd Of eight deer. S. L. Bar
Der saw five deer on the Crandall farm
Wednesday.
Albert c. Brown sold a fine pair Of
oxen to William Bitgood
Mrs Edward Pratt Is still confined
to her bed.
Miss Mary Stevens health is very
poor.
William W. Tanner who has been
sick for long time, is slowly improv
ing.
Farmers are very busy getting ready
for planting.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17

On Thursday evening of last week
the First Congrega tional church gave
the pastor, Rev. Eugene =. Smith,
reception in the church parlors. Cor
dial words of welcome on behalf of the
church were expressed by Rev. l.. E.
Liver1nore, and a very appropriate re-
sponse was made by Mr.. Smith. These
addresses were preceded by instrumer-
tai music by Miss Geneva Smith. The
pastor elect will settle here about the
first of June, near which time he VIII
be ordained and installed. He is ex-
pected again tomorrow and win con-
tinue to occupy the pulpit as often as
he can while in the seminary.
Easter Observance.
Last Sunday the First Congrega-
ttonal church was prettily decorated
for Easter service and the sermon by
the pastor and music by the choir were
all In harmony with the day. In the
evening the services were carried on
by the Sunday school under the direc
lion of Superintendent c. A. Perkins
and the chorister. Miss Hattie Robin
son. These included responsive read
ings, recitations, singing, concert ex-
ercises and an address by the pastor.
On Trip to Washington.
A party Of four ladies has been Wis
itin1 Washington, D. C., this week,
MFS. i. X Noyes and daughter Mabel
and Mrs. Mercy Gillette and har Aiece,
Miss Ella Tucker.
Springfield, Mass, last Tuesday in re-
spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Norman Pultz.
Miss Clara Abel Of Union City has
been spending q few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Abel.
Mr.. Morris, a Brother of Mrs. Totten.
and Mr.. Totten, q nephew. are now
with the family on the William Gay
property.
K. Of P. Lodge Organized.
A local organization of the Knights
Of Pythias has recently been effected
in this place and holds regular meet
ings in Grange hall the first and third
Tuesday evenings in each month
Clifton Sweet of New Britain spent
two or three days with his mother and
other friends last week
Clement Fowler, who has been in a
commercial college in New York. came
home for Easter. He has gone back
to finish his course and will soon be
home for the summer.
First Selectman Noyes has com
menced work on the roads in this vi
cinity This is several weeks earlier
than such work has been done for
many years past, another indication Of
an unusually early spring.
Noted About Town.
(From Another Correspondent
Arthur Williams, road surveyor, has
begun the repair of the roads.
Deacon A S. Peckham received
telegram from the hospital at Newport,
r l., stating that his son Kenneth, who
is a cadet In government service at
Newport. is there, having undergone an
operation for appendicitis. His condi-
tion was reported critical. His father
and mother are with him.
o. D. Fuller has gathered cream for
the Lebanon creamery for the last ten
years, driving in each year 1850 miles
and 46,S00 miles in the ten years. in
the gathering of cream.
Mrs. A. A. Boothby has been way
on a visit several days.
The Woman's Mission circle met at
the chapel Thursday.
The Sunshine band will meet today
(gaturday).
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
THOMPSON.
Summer Residents Returning - In
Tswn for Easter Vaoation.

Rev. c. I. Ramsey visitsl Calvin Bal
lard OF Derby last week.
Forrest Rhodes returned last week
from New York, where he has been
spending the winter.
Mrs. George Crosby has been spend
ing a week with her daughter. Miss
Sarah Crosby, in Northampton.
Mrs. Augustus Applet and her son,
of Webster, are at Thomas Ryan's.
Miss Caroline Lounsbury has opened
her house for the summer.
z. S. BaclSus and his family spent
Saturday and Sunday In Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Thompson have
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by George Morse of East Thomp-
son.
Miss Mae r. Sherman returned to
open her house here.
Among those who have been enjoy
ing vacations In town are Miss Myrtice
Kingsbury OF South Windham. Miss
Sfrah Crosby of Northampton. Miss
Edith Cruf OF Suhield. Miss Mildred
Armstrong OF East Putnam, Miss Mil
bred Knight Of Southbridge. Miss
Mary F. Chase OF Southbridge. Miss
Grace CRUZ OF Willimantic Normal
school, Misses Bernice Armstrong. Jen-
ME Johnson and Myrtice Broughton.
and Earle Pierce and Roy Wilson OF
the Putnam High school. and Ellis
worth Chandler.
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, PHOENlXVILLE.
Eleven Markers Set on General Lyon
Cemetery Lot.

oliver II. Latham Is stiil confined 70
his bed with i7hammatory rheumsi-
ism.
Markers for General Lyon Lot.
Mr.. Lehman OF Willimantic came here
Tuesday and set the markers on the
General Lyon cemetery lot. There are
eleven in all. Tho lot can now DO nm
ished and seeded with lawn grass.
Mr.. Wheaton has some men drawing
the logs cut in the cemetery 10 tina
mill OF NJ. Z. LAWS on the Z. II. War
rem place.
The contractors on the state ROAD
have purchased three pairs OF mules
and are working them on the Job. Il.
r. Dickey is driving one pair Of the
mules.
Miss Alice Lyon has gone home from
Mrs. De Riva's 20 care for her mother,
who is H.
W. A. Downing has hired the land
owned by II. p. Billiard for this sea-
son.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17

secured the services of Warren A.
Tanner as teacher for the term.
On Monday morning F. A. Spaulding
met with a serious accident in the
JOSS of the end of the little finger on
his right hand In loading some
freight upon the stage his fingers got
caught and damned the end off. with
the nail.
Mrs Aida e. Weaver has returned
to town and opened her house for the
summer.
Mrs. Jane Jones visited relatives in
DanielSon over Sunday
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BROOKLYN.
New Teacher at Witter Distriet-F.
A. SpauIding Painfully Injured.

Mrs. Hiram f. Colburn, with her
children of East Hartford visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William L..
Tyler. of late.
Mrs. @. /. Genung visited in Boston
and Medford this week.
John G. Porter of Norwich was in
town Of Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer H Miller
and daughter of Hartford spent East
er Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez
Miller.
The schools in town commenced the
spring term on Monday except the
school in the Writer district which
will begin a week later. The same
teachers are engaged, except in the
Witter district, where Miss Hopkins
has resigned and the committee has
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
CHAPLIN.
Features of the Easter Servioe-La-
dies Aid Society Raising Funds for
Parsonage Repairs.

A good congregation attended the
Easter Sunday service at the church.
The floral display was pleasing, with
a variety Of cut flowers and ported
plants. Rev. F. A. Holden of Shell
ton preached as a candidate and de-
livered a fine sermon from the text,
Christ. is risen. The choir, under the
direction of Miss Florence l. Hunt, or
ganist and leader, rendered special
Easter anthems and were assisted by
Miss Mabel A. Lanphear who sang a
solo in fine voice.
Robert Q. Snow and family of Will
limantic were visitors over Easter at
George e. Shows.
Mrs. Adelbert Trowbridge and child
OF Willimantic have been recent Wis
itors at Nancy z. Lanphear's, at South
Chaplin.
The schools opened the spring term
Monday with the same teachers. Miss
Mabel Moore is at the Center school,
Miss Nettie Storrs at South Chaplin,
and Clarence E. Chester at Natchaug.
Charles NJ. Thompson, who recently
hold his fine place to a New York
man, has rented the B., M. WEIGH
house.
Easter Supper.
The Iadies' aid society gave an East
er supper at the church vestry Tues
day evening that was well patronized.
The society is to give suppers month
ly to raise funds for necessary repairs
on the parsonage.
Rev. William NJ. Brown Of Windham
will preach at the church Sunday.
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0NECO.
Ballard Thsteher Marriage - Recent
Burials.

A pretty wedding took place at The
parsonage "Wednesday at ? D. M. when
Miss Rhoda Thatcher was united In
marriage with Winthrop Ballard Of
Thompson. The bridal couple will
make their home in Thompson.
The body OF George ]. Freeman was
brought to Oenco for burial Wedncs-
day. from the Soldiers home al Moro
ton.
The body OF Mrs. Abble Vaughn was
brought here for burial Thursday on
the II a m. train from Groton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Bitgood re-
turned from Washington. ID. G, Buff
fals and Niagara Falls sseentiE>
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
RAW0H.
High Water Keeps Trout Fishermen
from Big Catohes-LoeaI Notes.

from Big CatcFes-Local Notes.
Bert Fits of Elliots is to assist AL
vim Sweet on his farm.
Operator Roy Rowland was a visitor
in Hartford on Monday.
Many trout fishermen, but no large
catches. owing to high water and it be-
Ing so cold.
The latest sport for some Of the
young men is spearing suckers at
night. Among those are Orrin and FL
mer Phillips. having caught some
weighing IL to pounAs apiece, hav-
ing taken Them from a brook on their
farm.
Dwight Phillips Of the firm of Phil
Hrs Bros. has purchased a driving
hCl Sc.
Elmer Greggs and Mrs. Jennie Snow
Of South Manchester were recent
guests of their father, Henry Greggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald spent
Sunday with relatives in Pomfret.
!. L. c. Stocking was Willimantio
visitor on Tuesday, also Martin Welch.
S. Howard Mead Of Norwich was
the guest of L. c. Stocking on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yeomans and
son, Frank, and Miss Annie L.athrop
of Norwich were the guests of Miss
Ella Latham and Mrs. Laura Hough
over Sunday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17

ing Easter concert Sunday evening.
cd
Ralph Davis is attending Woodstock
Acadn.cy this term.
Ellery Bartlett has moved into his
lately purchased residence.
Eli Weeks OF Plainfield has purchaS-
ca Of A. M. Bowen the house which
was occupied by A. E. Hall formerly.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
EASTF0RD.
Easter Concert at M. {. Churoh-At-
tending Woodstock Academy.

Miss Marion George Of Reedville was
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin George, over Sunday.
Miss Matte Dickinson Of Danielson
visited her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Weeks, last week.
w. E. Dodge came up from Putnam
in his new auto last week
The Misses Plat and Sanford have
returned from their vacations and
opened the village school Monday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
SOUTH WINDHAM.


special Easter SerViees-General News
Mrs. Hanney OF Hartford Is the guest
OF Mrs. Nellie Tubbs.
Mrs. r. 3. Stone OF New Britain
spent Thursday with Mrs. William
Park.
Mrs. Albert Myers. who has been Sc
riously I'll with pneumonia, r. slowly
improving.
choirs Unite for Service.
Many people from out OF town at
tended church here Sunday, where
there was special music by the local
and Windham choirs united. accomps-
MED by the Card orchestra. Rev. Har-
ry Grimes preached on the Easter Mes
sage.
Mrs. williams Of Greeneville was the
guest OF Mrs. Nellie Tubbs Sunday.
Miss Lucy Briggs Of New York
spent the Easter vacation with he's
aunt, Mrs. John Rice.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
CANTERBURY.
Building Notss-Work Begun on State
Road

George Rowland Is building a new
house between his house and Judge
A. Hale Benefits.
William Mofitt Is having a new
porch added 20 HIS house.
Town Clerk Frank Hoxsie and sons
have a new auto.
Work has begun on the state road
between the Frost school house No. Z
and what is known as the Walter Eat
on place.
Mrs. Herbert House Of Brooklyn IL
caring for Mrs. l. n. Carpenter.
Myron Hicks has moved to the Da-
RUS Herrick house.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
NORTH WOODSTOCK.
James Morse Buys North Ashford
Plaee-Grange Gives Play.

James Morse has bought the place
lately occupied by Rev. NJ Randlett,
now deceased. in North Ashford, and
will soon move there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Skinner have
moved from Boston 10 the cottage
where Frank Perrin lived the past
year.
Mrs. Matilda Morse is visiting IN
Providence.
Town Clerk =. f. Barrett is suffer-
ing an attack Of pleurisy.
A drama entitled Better Than Gold
was Fiven by Woodstock grange in
Society hall Friday evening.
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POMFRET CENTER.

Miss Anna P. Smith of Worcester
visited her sister, Mrs. z. E. Brown,
this week
Horace @, Brown of Worcester is
visiting his brother at Westland farm.
A number of farmers have COM
menced spring blowing.
On account of the storm Wednesday
evening the grange meeting was post
poned till the naxt fair night.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
WOODSTOCK.
Officers Of Ecclesiastical Society Re-
eleoted-Great Improvement at Dis
trict Sehool--22O- Foot Well.

At the meeting of the Ecclesiastical
society last week, all Of the officers
were reelected.
Miss Elizabeth T. Carr of New Ha-
ven is spending her vacation at home.
The Academy opened Monday morn
ing for the spring term.
School Grounds improved.
During the vacation the grounds
about the district school have been
graded. q drain tile placed in the gut
ter and covered over. and part Of the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
ASHFORD.

Miss Alice whittemore or Providence
spent Sunday at The Oaks.
Miss Leola Poole Of Wallingford
spent a short vacation at her home
here.
Hartford Sunday.
Pleasing Easter Concert.
Much credit is due Mrs. Frank
Greene and the children for the enjoy
able exercises Easter Sunday. The
decorations were fine.
Mrs. X. A. Shurburne IL so much i'm
proved in health she was able to at
tend sssFicss Sunday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
TO PROTECT ELMs.
Grange Appoints Committee to Work
for Preservation of Trees.


The regular meeting of North Ston-
ington grange was held on April 9th.
One application for membership was
received. The certificates for the new
members Of the state grange were re-
ceived and presented. A committee
was appointed to see that something
be done to protect the elms.
This meeting was observed as ladies'
night. The lecturers hour, in charge
Of Mrs. Isaac Williams, lecturer pro
tenn, was open. An enjoyable pro-
gramme was presented, consisting of
piano solo by Mabel Vandenberg: Mrg.
George Tryon read paper on a trip
to York. Pa, and a description Of the
quaint foreign customs and manners OF
life Of these people of German descent.
who still retain the ways of the father.
George Vredenberg sang two pleasing
duets. Miss Nellie Stedman gave a
solo, and Miss Snyder and Miss Evan
geline Stedman furnished instrumental
music. Miss Alice Avery gave a very
interesting description of her trip to
Washington, of the national grange
meeting and account of other places
visited. Mrs John d. Avery read a
paper describing a trip across the con-
tinent, local conditions of farming life
in the west and many objects of inter
est enjoyed during the trip. Miss
Anna Chapman gave a fine selection,
and after this a delicious supper of
sandwiches, cake and cocoa was served
by the ladies' Of the grange.
On May IA the next regular meeting
Will be observed as visitors night.
Personal Mention.
Bayard Daniel York, who spent his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J.. York. has returned to Phillips
academy, Andover, Mass
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ground seeded. an improvement that
was greatly needed.
Marvin +. Hyde, who has been work.
ing in Boston, is home for time.
Rev. Bertram Bugbee of Worcester
and Miss Trip of Providence have
been recent guests Of Miss Susan D..
Gordon.
Hon. Herbert w. Bowen has return
ed from a six weeks visit in New
York.
Miss Angie Burke of Providence is
spending a few days with Mrs. ]. j.
Williamson.
Well Completed.
c. F. Spalding has finished drilling
a. well for F. w. Hinrichs, an abund-
ance of water being struck at depth
of 220 feet.
F. w. Hinrichs is having the piazza
to his house enlarged.
Miss Florence Wilcox of Uncasville,
teacher in the district school, resumed
her duties Monday morning.
Miss Sarah Lyon has been quite i'll,
but is now improving
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
EK0NK.
How Easter Was observsd-5snjsnnin
=. coIburn's Face eashed by Cows
Horn.


Easter Sunday in the Line meeting
house there was special music, and
elaborate decoration of the pulpit and
platform by cut flowers and ported
plants. A sermon on The Resurrec-
ton was delivered by the pastor. Mr..
Kellogg, though with physical and vo-
cal difficulty, as he was suffering from
a severe attack of grip, yet. to a re-
sponsive and sympathetic audience.
He was not able to attend the eve
ming of the Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY.. which was on the Easter subject
also.
Injured by Cows Horn.
On Wednesday night Benjamin r.
Colburn. on the Grange farm, was ac-
cidentally hooked by a COW in the face
As he was leaning over the feed box
she suddenly raised her head so as to
pierce his cheek close to the nose with
the sharp point of horn and ripped
open a deep wound. cleaving to the
cheek bone. 1t bled profusely. Doc
tors were telephoned for. but none
could be obtained that night. 1t was
a severe accident and a narrow escape
from loss of the eye.
Various Items.
E. Byron Gallup has sufficiently re-
covered to be in his seat in the legis-
lature at Hartford this week.
The teachers have gone back to their
schools in the neighboring villages aft
er their Easter recess.
Miss Florence Martin. teacher on
Bradford Hill, had a delightful trip in
the teachers tour to Washington, d.
c.
Tht warm rains of the week are set
Ting the ground and bringing forth
vegetation rapidly
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
LEBANON.

Congregational Society Formally Well
comes Pastor Eleet-Town Has New
Lodge Of Pythians-kenneth Peck
ham in Hospital.