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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
COLUMBIA
Special Town Meeting to Decide Ae-
ceptance Of $500 Because of Dis
satisfied Dancers-H. II. Maynard's
Death at go.

A special town meeting was to be
held today Saturday at Yeomans'
hall to see il the town will rescind its
vote of two years ago accepting the
gift of $500 from Mrs. Mary B. Yeo-
mans as trust fund for the perpetual
care and maintenance of the town
building. A condition of the gift for
bids the use of the hall for dancing
purposes. This condition Is objected
to by some, although. by many ii is
considered wise condition, as the hall
was not properly planned for this
purpose. Mrs. Yeomans has no desire
to force a gift upon the town which it
does not want and she has had this
meeting called in order that its vote
taxpayers so wish. To outsiders 1t
seems a very foolish town that will
throw up fund of $1,000 on so slight
pretext.
n. n. Maynard's Death at 90.
II. H. Maynard died last Tuesday
evening, aged 80. He was for many
years resident of Columbia and was
a prominent citizen holding nearly
every Office in the gift of the town and
representing his town in the legisla-
ture. He was a farmer as well as a
mechanic. A number of years ago he
sold his farm in this place and re-
llONcO With MS family 10 Ddlllc, WneTc
he resided until a few years ago, when
he came back to his old home in this
place, which his daughter, Mrs. Miller,
of Hartford, had purchased. The flu
neral was held on Thursday, with
burial in the Episcopal cemetery He
bron. He Is survived by his wife, a
son and a daughter.
Personals.
Willard B. Clarke is spending several
days in Springfield on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson E. Little of
Dalton, Mass, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Greenwood of
Easthampton, Mass are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Rice on Columbia
Green.
Teams Break Even.
A ball game played here last Satur-
day afternoon by the Columbia nine
and the Emeralds of Willimantic re-
suited in a score of to IL in favor OF
Columbia. On Monday afternoon the
Emeralds came with a stronger team
and defeated the Columbias by a score
of 20 to IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolff entertained
relatives from Norwich over the Sab
bath.
Tuesday. The teachers in the several
districts are all from other towns.
Miss Grace Randall, who has been
spending the summer in Colorado. has
returned and will resume her studies
at the Mortified. Mass, school.
The place formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Clark in North
Pine street has been purchased by Mr.
Marshall of this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
BOLTON
Caught Big Hawk-Straw Ride to Gil.
ead-Sehools Open-Departing Va.
ationists-Personals.

Walter A. Clark Wednesday caught
large hawk that measured four feet
from tip to tip. The capture of the
hawk makes the loss column of poul-
try raisers much shorter.
Charles NJ. Pinney took large par
ty on straw ride to Gilead Monday
evening where they attended an en-
tertainment and dance given by the
Gilead Hall association.
Herbert Howell has sold his farm,
known as the George Dewey place,
which he purchased four years ago.
to the Casell brothers of New York,
who are to take possession October 10.
The Center church is being painted.
Schools opened Tuesday with the
following teachers: Miss Ella E. Prou-
ty of Holyoke on Birch Mountain;
Miss Edythe Remington of Suffield in
the South district: Miss Gertrude
Herskiil of Rockville in Belknap. and
Arthur Husker of Waterbury in the
Center district.
Mrs. Catherine Taylor of South
Manchester, Miss Bridget Donahue of
Willimantic and Miss Nellie Quinn Of
Hartford, who have spent the sum-
mer at Rev. w. J. NcGuirk's cottage,
returned to their homes last week.
The Misses Scollins of South Man
chester have rented the McGurk cot
tage for time.
Prof S. NJ. Alvord and family Of
Hartford, who have been visiting Miss
Annie NJ. Alvord, have returned home.
Miss Helen M. White of Hebron is
visiting at her cousins, William c.
Whites.
Mrs. E. H. Norton of South Man
chester is the guest of Miss A. NJ. AL
word.
Mrs. Mary Anthony, Carlos Ruggles,
Jr., and Calvin Ruggles left the first
of the week for their home in SPRING
field after several months stay in
town.
Mrs. William 3. Williams, Miss
Elizabeth williams of SaIth Man
chester and Mrs. Sarah Atwater of
Forestville are spending a week at
Mrs. williams farm in town.
Mrs. Mary Warner was recent
visitor at Grove beach.
Miss Lloyd. who has been with her
aunt. Mrs. c. M. Perry, returned to
Brooklyn, N. Y, the first of the week.
Clair S. Hutchinson and family who
have spent the summer in town, re-
turned to Hartford for the winter on
Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
THOMPSON
Successful Entertainment for 5enefi
of EIms.

Mrs. J. e. Doane of Brookline Wis
tied friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitley are
enjoying a vacation with relatives In
Holyoke.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Knight re-
turned Monday from visiting relatives
in Boston and Providence.
Mrs. Joseph Perry of Meriden visited
Mrs. Mary p. Arnold last week.
Miss Andrews has returned from
the Seattle exposition and has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. E. Reed.
A postponed missionary meeting was
held with Mrs. Myron Elliott Wednes-
day afternoon.
The entertainment in the Town hall
Saturday evening was well attended.
Miss Grace Sumner Geer of New York
gave many amusing monologues and
child approximations. Singing was by
Misses Green and Elliott A dance fol-
lowed. The proceeds are for the pro-
lection of the elm trees on the Hill.
The Center school opened Tuesday
with thirty pupils. There was an en-
tering class of four: Frances and Mary
Elliott, Florence Russ and Bertha
Broughton. More are expected later.
Among those who went away to
schools this week are Myrtle Kings
bury. to South Windham; Elizabeth
Eddy. to Willimantic Normal Training
school: Bernice Armstrong, to Put
nam High school, and Edith Cruff. to
'Suffield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
GILEAD
Fall Term opens-PIeasant Features
of Sunday School Picnic.

Mrs. d. II. Hodge has been enter
tanning relatives from Enfield, Mass
]. r. Gilbert and son, r. ID. Gilbert
and Mrs. Davis have been visiting IN
lTalcottville and Stafford. r. ID. Gilbert
has returned to Boston, accompanied
by his aunt. Mrs. Davis.
c. L. Perry and F.. f. Foote are on
the Jury in Rockville this week
Local schools opened Tuesday Miss
Daisy White is again teacher in the
Eighth district. and Miss Lola Croker
Of Springfield in the tenth district.
Miss Helen Hodge left Monday for
Rocky Hill to teach in one of the
schools
Misses Mabel Gilbert and Helen
Foote have returned to school In Man
chester, after spending the summer al
thier respective homes.
Mrs. ]. C. Randall is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson.
Sunday School Pi.nie.
The Sunday school picnic was a sue
cess. Dinner was served in the hall
The hall grounds and Mr.. Hunts adj
joining field were utilized for ball
game sand other sports.
Rally day was observed by the Sun
day school last Sunday. over sixty
were present to enjoy the exercises
and regular class work
The Labor day entertainment was
well attended. and the shore dinner
was declared the best ever.
Miss Annie Hutchinson expects to
return to Alfred university, Alfred, n.
Y, next Monday.
Harold Post was the guest OF his
parents the first of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Warner are Wis
iting in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Way have return
ed from a trip to California
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
COVENTRY
Holiday Weak visit0rs and TourIsts.


Mrs Murray and daughter and Mr.
Nichols of Willimantie were callers or
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dimock Labor
Mr.. and Mrs. George Easterbrooks
and little daughter Ruth of Whitman
tic have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carney
Miss Julia Norris of Danbury visited
over Sunday with Miss Maude Bing-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Pollard and
daughter returned to Willimantic Sat
urday after spending two weeks with
Mr. Pollard's father, Henry Pollard
Mrs. John Lewis and daughter Edna
of Coventry and Mrs. Mary Dimock
and daughter Mabel of Wilimantic
spent Labor day at Ocean Beach.
Mrs. Peter Garvey and daughter Hill
bred. who have been spending two
weeks with Mrs. Garvey's sister, Mrs
Maude Rogers, in Waterbury. have re-
turred home.
Miss Rosie Barrett and brother Pau
OF South Coventry spent Sunday and
Monday with their parents.
Mrs. Charles Allen and little son,
after spending a week with the for
mers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d,
Thompson. returned to. South Willing
ton Sunday.
Miss Maude Bingham spent Labor
day at Savin Rock and the remainder
of the week in Danbury.
Mrs. Estella Badger has been with
friends in Providence.
Mr. and Mrs John Clough OF Toll
land called on Mrs. E. r. Dimock on
Tuesday.
Hildred Garvey. who has been ilT
is better.
Bertha Botham is visiting in Will
mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
USQUEPAUGH

The Ladies' Aid society met last
week with Mrs Franklin. Nearly all
the members were present and had a
very nice social time. They meet
next time with Miss Grace Cornell
DR.. and Mrs. e. e. Kenyon spent
Tuesday at the Norwich fair.
Amos H Kenyon Is visiting his
cousins in Norwich.
]. S. Leonard is road inspector for
the state on the macadam road in
Richmond
Minnie Webster. who has been Wis
iting at her fathers, has returned to
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c, Kenyon and son
went to Hope Valley Saturday and
stayed over Labor day.
Annie Kenyon is visiting her sister
at Westerly.
Archie Kenyon is going to Kingston
to school this fall term. Miss Gertrude
Hanson is to teach.
Mrs. SaKer of Providence Is visiting
at Mrs. Alfred Cooks.
Hazard Peckham called on George
Palmer Of Richmond one day this
week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
RICHMOND
w. c. 7. v. Holds Annual Meeting
New Pastor at Baptist Church.


The annual meeting OF the Clarlce's
Mills Woman's Christian Temperance
union was held with Mrs. Charles
Dawley at Kenyon Tuesday. The an
nual reports of the officers were read.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: President Mrs.
Charles Dawley; vice president, Mrs.
r. p. Earnshaw; corresponding sec
rotary. no election; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Maggie Potter: assistant re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Ella Fatteson;
treasurer Mrs. Nellie Moore. assistant
treasurer Mrs. Maggie Mcdonald; L.
I. l.. superintendent for Kenyon. Mrs.
Geneva Wallen; l.. T. l.. supertnten-
dent for Shamrock. Miss Mabel Hoxie;
literary committee, Mrs. Nellie Moore.
Mrs Maggie Mcdonald; W. G. T. y.
library board. Mrs. Charles Dawley.
Mrs. f. b. Earnshaw. Mrs. Nellie
Moore. Mrs. Lucy Dawley Miss Car
RE Lamphear. Miss Mary l.. Moxie,
Miss Hattie Clarke. Rev. Walter Rey-
nolds, w. J. Dawley, George p. Clarke,
Charles J. Greene, William Mcdonald,
Frank KENYON; superintendent resi-
tent Mrs. Geneva Wallen; superinten-
dent union dining hall. Mrs. Maggie
Potter. Airs. Lillian Barber. The meet
ing closed with the W. c. T. U. bene-
diction.
General News.
johnson ioyle, who has been the
guest Of his brother. in Providence.
returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford p. Moore and
son, Andrew, have returned from a
pleasant trip to Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hunting OF
East Hampton. Me, have been guests
OF w. J. Dawley and family.
Rev. w. N. Reynolds OF Providence
begun his pastorate with the Second
Richmond Baptist church Sunday.
Sept. 5.
John Phillips is spending his vaca-
tion in Providence.
Miss Carrie Kingsley and brother.
William Kingsley, are spending a few
weeks with friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Dawley have
returned from a visit with friends IN
East Hampton. Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
ELLINGTON
Interesting News Notes of the Week

interesting News Notes OF the Week
Miss Carrie Pinney is in Waterbury
for visit.
Mrs. Buckingham has moved into one
Of the Barr tenements.
Mr.. Kingman of Hartford is spend
ing his vacation at F. B. Nangles
Mrs. Norman Partridge is home from
a five weeks outing at Newport, where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. George
Bancroft.
DR.. Davis family are at their cottage
at Snipsic lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Aborn spent
Sunday at Block Island.
The schools opened on Tuesday
There are several new teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of Atlantic
Highlands, N. j., spent last week at
Mr.. Powelps.
7 Charles Mandell and family were at
Mrs. M. Mandelrs on Labor day
Miss Stenson entertained Mrs
Grieves and Mrs. Sackett OF West
Springfield, Mass, on Wednesday.
Emory J. Cooper moved his family
on Tuesday to Hartford, where he is to
work.
The regular meeting OF the grange
was held on Wednesday evening.
Ed Powell of Bridgeport spent La
Dor day with relatives here.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
TOLLAND COUNTY.
WELLINGTON
Fall Term Of School opens-oId Hill
Top Cemetery Improved.


Corners and goers for the week in
clude Miss Stone of New York at Miss
Coleman's, Miss Petrosek of New York
at Anton Wostrels, Miss Hazel Nc
Kinnie from Thompsonville at Louis
Morse's. Friends from Manchester
and ID. B. Gardner at Rev. Mr.. Card
ner's. Mrs. A. S. Pierce and daugh-
d. Dimock's. Mrs. Belle Sleight and
friend at Cozycroft. Mrs. Frank Knox
and two sons at Mrs. Emily Carpen-
ter's.
The schools commenced Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Matthews of Westford
has returned to the Hill and to her
former boarding place at Maple Cor
ner, for the present.
John and Annis Wostrel and Minnie
Converse resumed their studies at the
high school, Willimantic, this week.
Miss Alice Pratt commenced her Sc
nior year at the normal school in that
city on Tuesday.
The many friends here of BERTHE
Hardy Freeman of Nova Scotia, a
cousin of the former pastor of the
Baptist church. Rev. Charles J.. Snow,
were sorry to learn of the death of
her husband at their home in Nova
Scotia. They had been married but a
few months.
Mrs. Rebecca Morse and Mrs. Clay
ton Fuller and son are at Eddy Bur-
dicks
Already the woodlands are showing
the autumnal colors, and the clear,
cool air has a premonition of frost
E. v. Preston and family have re-
turned from their European trip.
Former residents who have recently
visited town are pronounced in their
approval of the appearance of the old
Hill Top cemetery, all agreeing that
this sacred spot as well as the whole
of the grounds. all now by recent act
of legislature under one management,
never before looked so well or showed
such good care.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
WASHINGTON COUNTY, RI.
HoPKlNIoN
Two Frosts Within a Week-severaI
Teachers Not Yet Secured.

At the monthly meeting Of the school
committee. Monday morning bills were
ordered paid to the amount OF S674.60.
mostly for fuel Warren Dow, from
Maine. was appointed principal at
Hope Valley. Two schools are yet
without teachers.
In the Probate Court.
The court. Of probate met at the
town hall Tuesday afternoon, Arthur
X. Collins was appointed administra-
tor on the estate OF Frances M. Ken
yon, deceased. James Sheffield. Z. r.
Allen and John F. Collins were ap-
pointed appraisers.
The account of Charles +. Berry, ad-
ministrator on the estate Of Ethan c.
Crandall, deceased, and OF Laura NJ.
Baggs, guardian OF Walter D. Baggs.
were referred to October 4, with order
of notice.
Preparing Voting List.
The town council canvassed the vot-
ing list of 1s0s-10, Tuesday afternoon.
Copies will soon be posted In con-
spicuous places about the town as re-
quired bv law. Permission was grant
ed Celia A. Gardiner OF Westerly TO
remove the bodies OF Mumford and
Mercy Burdick from a private bury
ing ground on the farm OF Simon ".
Palmer to Rockville cemetery.
Henry ]. Wheeler, the lowest bidder.
was appointed to collect the tax Of
1909. Bills against the town TO the
amount of s3ss.27 were ordered paid.
The tax book for 1903 is In the
hands of the printer.
Mrs. Mary A. Lewis has returned
from a visit with friends in Provt-
dence and East Greenwich.
Fannie and Benjamin Avery began
attending the graded school at Asha-
way Tuesday.
No Teacher Secured.
The Hopkinton school did not open
Tuesday because Of the lack of a
teacher, but Il is hoped that one may
be secured to open the school next
week.
John f. Wells and family left on
Tuesday to attend the session OF the
Nara gansett Baptist association at
Perryville Wednesday and Thursday.
Lewis +. Randolph. Jr.. returned on
Sunday from Melrose, Mass
Miss Essie ]. Kenyon was a bust
ness caller in Willimantic, Conn, last
week.
Two frosts have appeared on low
lands in this vicinity within a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
HOWARD VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hawkes. visited
in Clinton, Mass, over Sunday.
School opened Tuesday, with Miss
Ethel Riley as teacher.
Miss Myrtle Stone has returned to
Hartford after spending two weeks
vacation at Mrs. Frank Congdon's.
Miss Delight Browne returned to
Willfrnantic Monday to attend the Will
limantic Normal school.
Miss Agnes Browne began teaching
in North Grosvenordale Tuesday.
Frank Hawkes. made business trip
to Danielson Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
wfNDHAM COUNTY.
WARRENvILLE
Rev. Q. c. susbee to Begin Passionate
on Sunday.

The village school began Tuesday
with Miss Lillian Amidon teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. McVeigh of
Roslyn. L. l., Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Bond and Miss Lillian Parsons OF
Mineeia. L. l., were guests last week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geergs Ldpps at High
land farm.
Mr.. Arnold, who held religious meet
ings In this village six years ago, was
In town this week calling on friends.
A. M. Bassett is in Putnam this week
ms juryman.
New Pastor Coming.
Rev. Bertram c. Bugbee Of Provi-
dence has accepted the Unanimous call
to the Baptist church OF this village
and Is to begin his pastorate next Sun
day. Sept. 18th. He is 10 board with
Mrs. Ellen D. Mathewson.
Nearly all the summer visitors have
returned TO their homes.
A number from this village attend
I'd the state fair this week, among
them Mr.. and Mrs David Mathewson,
Miss Ida Louits, Edmund Lovejoy,
Thomas Bebbington. Milton Durkee.
George o. Balch, Robert M. Balch and
Bert H. Gardner.
Edmund Love1oy Of Pawtucket, r. l.,
Is spending his vacation with NJ. s.
Louks and family.
Myrtle Chapman Of Westford Hill
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
L. Case
Mr.. Maxim OF Webster. Mass. was
the guest of o. p. Dnrkee at Corner
Crest over Sunday
Mr.. Maxim conducted the services at
the Baptist church in this village last
Sunday morning and also in the even
Ing ne sang two beautiful solos which
wers snsexsd nv all
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
EAGLEvILLE.
Professor Wheeler Surveying for State
Road-R. F. D. Carriers Vacation
Ends.

School opened Tuesday with Miss
Margaret McGlone of Willimantic as
teacher.
A bank wall is being built around
the village school yard.
Professor Wheeler of the Connecticut
Agricultural college is engaged in sur
veying the land for the state road from
Eagleville to the Connecticut coll
lege.
Lucius Jackson. who wandered away
from Lake Waugunbaug some time
ago and was found at South Manches-
ter, heartily enjoyed his trip home by
AUTOMOBILES.
F. o. Vinton entertained New York
relatives over Labor day.
Miss Nan Flood, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. Champiin, returned to
New York on Wednesday.
Miss A. Hauck and Miss Louise
House of New Haven recently spent
a few days calling on relatives IN the
village. also spending a few days in
the neighboring village of Gurleyville.
r. F. d. Carrier III. B. Donovan re-
stunned his duties on Friday after an
absence of fifteen days on his an
nual vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
SOUTH COVENTRY
Miss jenkins Describes Work at
Thorsby - Henry AIbro to Be at
Home on 87th Birthday.

Miss Elizabeth W. Peterson returned
Monday to her duties at Polk Pa.
John l. Hull left Monday for Sche-
nectady. n. Y. where he will continue
his work with the General Electria
company, having spent a year at their
Pittsfield. Mass. branch
Miss Fanny White has returned to
her school at Beacon Falls, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kingsbury and
Mr.. aDd Mrs. Arthur Fuller of New
London spent Labor day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt Kingsbury.
Described Work at Thorsby.
Miss Helen Jenkins. an instructor at
Thorsby institute, Thorsby. Alabama,
spent a few days with Miss Julia
White last week. On Sunday evening
she addressed the Y. p. S. c. E. meet
ing at the Congregational church,
speaking in behalf of the institute, for
which she is soliciting funds. Thorsby
institute is small organization which
is striving to better educational con-
ditions among the poorer classes OF
white people in the south.
Schools in the village opened Tues
day morning.
Miss Florence Whiteside and Mrs
Lillian Whiteside Hitchcock of Provi-
dence former residents of this place.
hCIt III bONA lew THIS MGChi
calling on friends.
Mrs. Grace II. Rogers and daughter
of Middletown spent the weekend
with their aunt, Mrs. Henry Arm
strong.
Bible Class Visits Wndham.
Mrs. c. II. Tripp entertained the
members OF the Bible class of which
she was formerly a member in Wind
ham on Wednesday.
John Joyce of Vermont is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Joyce.
Mrs. Hector Storrs OF Montowese IL
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hines.
Henry Albro has announced that on
Tuesday, Sept. 14th, his S7th birthday,
be will be glad to see his friends as
usual
Miss Rose Topliff, Mrs. H c. Palmer
and Miss Edith Palmer of Holyoke,
Mass. have been visitors at F. b. Top
lifts.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
WlLS0NvILLE
Attended High School Dedication
Personals.

Quite a number from this place at
tended the band concerts and dedica-
ton of the Tourtellotte Memorial High
school last week and thought 1t well
worth going to see.
T. A. Jennings and Miss Fanny Jen-
nings passed Monday in New Boston.
Mrs. Gould and son of Marlboro Wis
tied with Miss Hattie Jennings a few
days the past week. Monday Miss Jen-
nings and Mrs. Gould were at the New
England fair in Worcester.
Mrs. Ada Jerolamon of Worcester
visited with her sister Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Jennings and son. who
have been visiting with Mr.. Jennings,
are in Putnam this week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry.
Miss Emily Hawkinson of Dudley
called on local friends one day last
week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
STORRS.
College Opens Sept. 21st-Preliminary
Course for Seniors.

The regular college opening IS on
Sept. 81 In accordance with a new
plan the senior class is in attendance
for two weeks course in surveying
under Prof. c. A. Wheeler, beginning
Sept 7. ff
| Elmer C. Weldon, VINO spent Sun
day at the college, has gone to New
Haven.
Mrs. Charles Thorn IS entertaining
Miss Lsttie Bayliss of Port Jefferson.
Cf>ldsh services we're recommended
after being discontinued during the
month Of August.
MIR. and MIRA Charles A. Capen have
left for their home in Wilimantic,
after kpendinG the Isasxnmaw hare.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
STAFF0RDvILLE
Latest Notes of the Vacation Season

Mrs. Grant Hammer is spending a
vacation with relatives in Worcester.
Mrs Mary F. Browning and Miss
Marion Browning of Pleasantv1le, n
J.. were recent guests of Mrs. Julius
Browning.
Mrs. c. Francher and daughter FL
sic, who have been spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Philo West, returned
to Boston last week
Mrs. G. z. Andrews. accompanied by
her son-in-law Herbert West. and
family. returned to Somerville, Mass.
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth and
son are spending a few days with their
cousins in East Longneadow. and are
also guests of their brother and fam
lily in Springfield, Mass.
7. H. Flower, Miss Lucy Taylor.
Eva and Myrtle Brown Of Springfield
and Miss Medelyn Kingsbury of Hol-
yoke. Mass. were recent guests Of Mrs.
Frank Brown.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
ROCKVILLE
Looms TO Be Installed In Old Lspper
House at Taylor Plant.

William Taylor Of Moscow is spend
ing his vacation at his home in Penn
syivania.
Miss Phebe Crandall has returned
from a vacation Of two months spent
in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Viola BurdiclS and son. Leroy,
Of Westerly. have been guests Of Mrs.
L. +. Saunders and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Kenyon OF
Providence have been recent visitors
at MIR. and Mrs. Eric G.. BARRIERS.
making the trip by automobile.
Misses Lottie and Mary Burdick Wis
ite6 at Tomaquag last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crandall of
Westerly have been recent guests Of
B. f. Pendleton at Pleasant Orchards.
The old iapper house at the ]. j.
Taylor company's plant. at Moscow. Is
being repaired and put IN readiness
for looms to be installed there.