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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-19
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-19
Program for Teachers Meeting.
Wednesday M.

9:0O- Organization and enrolment.
$3.50 General outline of plans for
work in county during coming year.
County Superintendent.
l0:0o-Thc Course of Study: Its
use, value, alienation of work.
General discussion, led by Superin-
tendcuts Johns aud Theilmann.
0:M-Recess.
l0:4j-The Course of study: Read
ing led by Mrs. NJ. II. Byington.
ll:lj-Three five minute talks ON
school managcment-Mr Mrs. Matte
Perkins, Prin. Alonzo Hicks and
Prof George |. Northcutt.
Twenty minutes general discus
sion.
Wodnesday-P. NJ.
l:W-rhe Course of Study: Spell
ing, Drawing, Writing and Vocal
Music Four five minute talks
Miss Louise Pearce, Mrs. Lillian g..
Gillespie, Miss May Harlan and
Miss Marietta Perry.
Ten minutes general discussion.
BOO Classification of the School:
Basis Irregular pupils. Outlined
by County superintendent, dis
cusscd by teachers.
2:4j- Recess.
300 Tho Course uf Study: Ian
guagc and Grammar. Two ten min
ute talk, by Mrs. W Y. Blankcn-
ship and Mrs. Mamie r. Eaton.
Ten minute discussion.
$3.50 school Records, Teachers
Records, Pupils Reports, Reports
to District clerk and County Super.
intcndcut, led by County Supcrin.
tcndcut
500 Entertainment.
Thursday "A. NJ.
S:3O-Thc Course Of Study: Arith.
metic led by superintendent Lynch
/ 300 Plans for increasing the H.
/ brary. Five leaders in general dis,
cussion--Mrs. Annie Lloyd, Miss
Katie Smith, Mrs. Lou +. Schreiber
/ Miss Sadie Wilson and Mrs. NJ
j. Hiser.
9;3O-The Course of Study: Geog
raphy, led by Prin. G. +. Marshall
I 1000 - School buildings anC
grounds: "Clcan-Up Day" care ol
the school house, bcautifying the
grounds.
/ General discussion,
. l0:30-Recess
! l0:40-The Course Of Study: His
tory and Government, led by Prof
r. f.. Gideon.
ll:l0-Qucry Box on School Law
Thursday Pm
l:30-1 he Course Of Study: AEri
culture and Physiology, led h!
Prins. Wolpers and Wills.
DIFFERENTIATION Of the Reading
Circle.
2:4O-Plans for Teachers Meet
ings.
3:00-Plans for Quarterly Pupils
Examinations Final Examinations
! County Graduation.
New Course Of Study will be II
hands of the teachers some days be
/ fore meeting.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-19

Mr.. w. s. Pratt has returned
home from Muskogee, Okla; where
he has been working for several
months.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
HOLLAND COUNTY.
THOMPSON
Miss Green Returns to Brooklyn Hos- pitaI-Neighborho Prayer Meeting at Home of Miss Ellen D. Larned.

Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh closed her home Monday to spend few weeks for rest out of town.
 Harry Whittemore is visiting friends in Worcester.
 Miss M. R. Sherman has reopened her house for short time
 Miss Maude Healy of Woodstock called on Miss Elizabeth Eddy Sun day.
 Mrs. Jenks and Mrs. Gandell have been visiting in town.
 Miss Florence l.. Green returned to Brooklyn Friday for her third year of hospital training.
 Mrs. George Dresser is spending a few weeks at her summer residence in Vermont.
 Mrs. Arthur Cupdall and her chill dren from Hudson, Mass, and Mrs. Wesley Wilson visited Miss Lucy Towne Thursday of last week.
 As both churches were closed on Sunday in the absence of their pas tors, Miss Ellen D. Larned opened her home at o'clock Sunday after noon for a neighborhood prayer meet ing. It was led by her nephew, Judge Crosby. Between thirty and forty people were present.
 MT and Mrs. Wescott of Wauregan visited MT. and Mrs. D. w. Burgess Sunday.
 On Way Homeward.
 Miss Sarah Crosby is on her way from her visit to Europe. This week she has been travelling in England.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
PH0ENIxvILLE
David L. Reyes, After Half Century in the West Revisits Place of Birth James E. Adams Also Visits For .mer Home, on 7oth Birthday.

The rain has come and given the roads and crops a thorough drench- ing and it is hoped the dust is laid for the rest of the season.
 David L. Reyes from the far west visited his birthplace last week. He left here about 50 years ago and the ous here at that time, but now there are none of that name in town and but few relatives of the family.
 James Erwin Adams of Brooklyn, N. Y, with his sister, Mrs. Andrew Lanphear. who lives with her son. Err win, in Hartford, visited their birth place here last week. MT Adams was here on his S0th birthday. He left here about the time of the beginning of the civil war. He is a veteran of the war and his brother, H. H. Adams, who died a prisoner at Salisbury, N. C., has a headstone in the Lyon cemetery. His father. John B. Adams, was judge of probate for number of years in this district. There are none of that name here now and but few who remember them.
 Mrs. Cora H. Joslyn and two daugh- ters are at H.. E. Lincoln's
 Mrs. Nye, her oldest daughter, has her son Nelson with her. Mrs. Joslyn was born here.
 Oliver H. Latham caught a 2-lb. black bass at Crystal lake last Satur- day.
 Roy E. Latham caught a good string of pickerel from the Hall reservoir last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21

 Caleb Blanchard were in Norwich att tending the reunion of the old Eight eenth Connecticut Volunteers William F. Labelle was in Boston on Wednesday,.
 John Bence is at his home for a few weeks.
 Miss Katie Curran and Miss Eva Bonnet were in Putnam on Satur- day.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Rollison are en- tertaining MT. High and daughter from Sherbrooke, Can. Miss Hazel Wood is visiting her sis ter in Providence, R. l. Katie Brennan is visiting in Worces- ter. Mass.
 A family reunion called N. F. Gag nun to Leominster. Mass. Miss Amelia Berthiume has been entertained by friends in Mechanics willie for two weeks. Torrance Brennan and friend Ed ward Coffey have returned to Lee, Mass.
 Mrs. George La Bonte has been in Millbury, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
MANSFIELD.
Wall at First Baptist Church Will Be Moved Next Week-Roll Call Large ly Attended-Mission Band and Quilting.

On Wednesday, August 25. the men interested in the First Baptist church of Mansfield will meet to move the wall to inclose the land presented to the church by Lewellyn J. Storrs. The church will then have a fine lawn. The land to be added has two large maple trees on it. The ladies are to furnish dinner for the laborers MT. Storrs' gift is certainly a most com mendable one.
 The roll call of the church. which was held the 18th inst, was quite ,largely attended.
 The Mission band had a quilting at the lecture room on Thursday after noon. Refreshments were served.
 The families of Lewellyn Storrs and Robert Gardiner of Spring Hill and Fred Rosebrooks of Willimantic are spending two weeks at Pleasure beach
 The much needed rain has come and vegetation revived.
 Amy Hawkins had Vrth@dy party Saturday, August IA.
 There has been quite an exodus of city people from Spring Hill in the past two weeks.
 Petty thieving is being carried on to quite an extent in this vicinity, some of it in broad daylight.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
COLUMBIA
New York State Pastor Spoke About Prison Work-Local Veterans At tended Reunions-Hebron Sunday School Has Picnic at Lake.

T. G. Tucker was in East Hampton last week at work repairing automo- piles.
 Mrs. Miner of Springfield is spend- ing several weeks with relatives in town.
 There was a large congregation at the morning church service last Sun day, many visitors being present. Rev. Claus Olandt of Montrose, N. r., who is spending his summer vacation on his farm in this place. was present and assisted in the services. He also made some very interesting remarks at the Sunday school session concern ing his work among the inmates of the prisons of New York.
 Miss Enid Hawkins of New Jersey and Mrs. Claude B. Hawkins of Hart ford are spending their vacation in Columbia.
 Mrs. T. G. Tucker and daughter Madeline spent last week with the family of w. B. Little at Ashton, R. '.
 s. B. West and Hiram Penn, vet erans of the civil war, attended the annual reunions of their respective regiments this wsek, MT. West of the First Conn Cavalry, going to Middle town and Mir. Penn, of the Sixth Conn. to Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Josephine Kneeland and Miss Dora Tucker are visiting friends in Woodstock
 The Sunday school and people of the Hebron Congregational church held a picnic at Columbia Lake on Thursday last.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
WEsTFoRp.
Funeral of Mrs. WiIliams--Miss Lila Eastman Gave Lecture Lawn Party for Miss Adams Sunday School Glass.

Mrs. Maytie Williams. daughter of C.. A. Walker, who died at her home fin Woodstock, was buried here Sun day. The funeral was held at the home of her father (Lane Pine cot tage). Rev. MT. Goodell of the Baptist church officiating Mrs. Williams was a woman of more than ordinary intel lect and was loved And respected by every one. Her family have the sym pathy of all
 Leslie Barlow has been on a vaca- tion to Stafford and South Coventry, returning home Monday.
 Interesting Lecture.
 Miss Lila Eastman, who is at her fathers, Henry A. Eastman, for the summer, gave a lecture in the church Sunday evening Those who heard Miss Eastman were well paid, as she is an exceptionally fine speaker. Mrs. Hattie Whitmore of Gurley- vile visited her mother, Mrs. E. Mowry over Sunday.
 Moved Mill. Amidon & Armitage have bought a timber lot of John Spinner near the Hearse house and have their mill moved onto it.
 Lawn Party.
 Miss Ida Adams entertained her Sunday school with a lawn party Sat UT Jay afternoon. Ice cream and cake were served and the children just en joyed themselves. This Wednesday is Bible meeting day in Chim's grove. If pleasant there will be a large attend aQce.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Holiness Meetings Being Held-Per-
 sonal Mention.

Miss Fanny Phipps was in town over Sunday, the guest of Miss Pratt.
 Miss Lyle Turner was the guest of friends at Webster lake last week.
 Miss Blanche Elliott. of Grosyenor- dale is conducting Holiness meetings in A. o. U. w. hall. The first were held on Sunday afternoon and eye- ming.
 Ethel Upham- returned Saturday evening. accompanied by Mrs. Fred erick Hull and daughter Constance of Providence.
 Miss May Simmons of Florida is visiting relatives in town.
 H. J. Potter of Hartford spent Sat- urday and Sunday with Mrs. Potter at their country home.
 Pearl Alton returned Tuesday from a weeks outing, spent in Maine.
 Mrs. H. J. Potter entertained on Thursday Mrs. Abel Child. Mrs. Clar- ence Child, Miss Rilla Child; on Fri day, Mrs. c. H. May and Mrs. Everett E. May.
 Harry Cady has been quite i'll the past week from indigestion, E. E. May taking his place on the butcher cart.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
COVENTRY
Successful Entertainment and Sale
 Local News and Personals.

The entertainment and Ice cream and cake sale last Friday evening was a success. There was quite a number present from Spring Hill- The ladies made about ten dollars.
 Mir. Morley of Ripley Hill was in Willimantic last week Friday
 Anna Hall of New York is spends ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs. George Steadman, at Mansfield Depot.
 Mrs. Beville of WiIlimantic visited with Miss Maude Brigham recently. Mrs. Mary Durkee called on Mrs. Asa Burdick of Morrow one day last week. tr
 Will Visit in Maine.
 Mrs. Fenton McCollum. her daughter Ella, her mother, Mrs. Bowers, and her brother, Herbert Bowers, left on Thursday, August 1s. for Maine. where they will spend three weeks visiting relatives and friends.
 Miss Vera Whipple. who has been visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. George Sanderson, has returned to her home in Holyoke. Master Lau- renee Sanderson accompanied her. Mir. and Mrs. aouseton were in Wil- limantic last Friday.
 Florence Deane led the young Seo- ple's meeting Sunday evening.
 
 Hartford are the guests of his moth CT, Mrs. Irving Botham.
 Ernest Durkee spent Saturday and Sunday in Mt. Hope and Chaffeeville. Fenlon McCollum was in Williman- tic on business one day last week.
 On Canadian Trip.
 Mrs. Fred Wheeler and two children are visiting relatives in Canada.
 Personal Briefs.
 Mrs Mary Turner of willimantic spent the day Thursday with her cous- in, Mrs Kate Dimock.
 Mrs. Platt. who has been quite i'll, is some better.
 Miss Ethel Willard of Norwich has been visiting friends in town.
 Edward Dimock was a Willimantic visitor Saturday.
 Mrs. Mary Barrett has been enter taining her niece from Indian Orchard the past week. Herbert Williams of Canterbury has been spending a week with his family at Mansfield Depot.
 Fred Snyder was in Willimantic on Tuesday.
 Miss Jennie Lathrop is visiting with Mrs. Brown at Mansfield Depot. Mrs. Herbert Bowers leaves for Rockville Thursday to visit relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
STAFF0RDVILLE
Local People at WilIimantie Camp
 Grounds-Personal Mention.

F. M. Goodell of East Longmeadow. Mass, was the guest of Arthur Bos- worth recently.
 MT. and Mrs. H. G. Durham are spending a few days at Willimantic camp meeting.
 Ernest Belcher is the guest of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. William Taylor of South Coventry.
 Robert Giltrop has returned from his visit with his son. William, in Worthington. Mass.
 Mrs. Lima Booth is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Grace M. West, in Worcester.
 Miss Bertha Belcher has recently been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hen " Nye, in South Coventry.
 Mrs Sarah Potter has recently been spending a few days at Stafford Springs.
 Mrs Henry O'Brien of Springfield. Mass. is spending several weeks with her mother. Mrs. R. Giltrop, who is i'll.
 Mrs. Herbert Bosworth attended the E. L. institute at Willimantic camp ground last week as a delegate from the local chapter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
SOUTH COVENTRY
Light and Family Spending Vacation at Quaker Hill.


 Some of the visitors in town are Mrs. Ernest Perkins and child, of Northampton, Mass, at Mrs. Austin Boynton's; Mrs. William Tucker and child of Bristol, Pa. at John M. Woods; Mrs. c. E. Hoxie of Lowell. Mass. and Mrs. Grace Merwin of New Haven, at Mrs. Hulls; Mrs. Charles Robertson of Bellerica, Mass, at Ad- dison Kingsbury's.
 Rev Nestor Light and family are spending their three weeks vacation at Quaker Hill.
 Misses Ruth and Ruby Higgins have returned from visit to North ampton, Mass. and vicinity.
 T. Irving Brayton of Berlin spent last weekend with his mother, Mrs. Austin Boyton.
 1, Miss Laura Clark of Willimantic twas the guest of Miss Edith Tracy over Sunday.
 Herman Albro of Brooklyn. N. Y., is at Pine Knoll for over Sunday.
 Rev. Mir. Fisher Will Preach.
 Rev. MT. Fisher of Westboro. Mass. who occupied the pulpit at the Con- grega tional church last Sunday, will ing.
 Miss Nye Entertains.
 Miss Ruth Wye entertained a party of friends at her home last Saturday evening. She has as her guest a cou- sin, Miss Bertha Belcher of Stafford
 Mrs. J. P. Barrett is spending a week in Springfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
JACKSONVILLE

Miss Hattie Jennings was in New Boston a. few days last week.
 Quite a number from this place went to Boston on the B. & A. excursion last Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Jennings and son were at his fathers over Sun day.
 Mrs. Norman Town has been sick with pneumonia, but is much better.
 Miss Kate Keigan has been enter taining friends from out of town.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
GlLEAD
Rev. Mir. Hercld Will Preach on NorthfieId conference-A. E. Dous- lass Begins on Road Work.


 Rev. MT. Herold was in Northfield last week attending the conference. His sermon next Sunday will be based on some of the thoughts he heard while there.
 Several from this place attended the picnic given by the East Central Po- mona grange at Crystal Lake, Filing ton, Thursday
 Mrs. F. w. Moore and Miss Florence Moore returned to their home in Tal- cottville on Thursday.
 Mrs. D. H. Hodge Is spending a few weeks with relatives in Enfield. Mass. A. W. Ellis. Mrs. Ellis and Edith Ellis spent Snjay in Rocky Hill. Walter Way is spending the week with his grandparents in Marlboro.
 At Work on Roads.
 A. F. Douglass of Glastonbury has force of men and teams at work on the sections of road in town which Highway Commissioner Macdonald awarded him.
 A. M. Kopf of westerleigh, Staten Island, N. Y.. is visiting E. W. Buell..
 Burial of David Dickinson. The body of David Dickinson was brought here last week from Massa- A. G. Way of New Brntain is spend- ing his vacation with his mother. Julius Hills and Myron Post spent few days in Providence last week. George Davis and Albert Davis of West Stafford are guests at J. R. Gil- bert's.
 Miss Helen Foote is visiting rela- tives in Rhode Island.
 Miss Retha Melton is visiting al her grandparents, Mir and Mrs. Geo Hills.
 Mrs. E. E. Foote. Miss Carrie Hutch inson and Miss Eva Hutchinson were Hartford visitors Wednesday.
 J. E. Ellis and family are visiting relatives in Ludlow, Mass.
 Norman Warner has been visiting friends in Saylesville, R. l.
 Miss M. Jennie Newcomb is visit ing Miss Martha Buell..
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
WEDDING.
Graham . Myers.

On Wednesday afternoon Rev. T. Turner of East Woodstock united in marriage Rev. Hugh FinI2y Graham and Miss Mary Rachel Myers. The ce-emnny was performed under the spreading branches of fine maple tree on the lawn, at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. William Myers of West Woodstock. The bride was dressed in a handsome gown of white net with panel front and lace trimming and veil caught with white sweet peas. She was attended by her sister, Miss Clara Myers, as brides maid, who was also gowned in white net and lace, and was given away by her father. Raymond Corbin Bar rows, student at Massachusetts ag-- ricultural college, was best man. A large company of neighbors and friends and relatives were present Among them wa7 good number from MT. Graham's parish in Union. Miss Waite of Hartford, a cousin of the bride, played the wedding march. The gifts were beautiful and useful. Among them were handsome rugs, from Alec. Turkington. cousin in Indiana; an embroidered dress pat tern, from an aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Everett Webster of Florida; vases, from Hartford cousins: china, linen, money and jewels. After re- treatments were served, the groom's carriage. beautifully decorated with strips of white cloth, bouquets of hay strings of bells and shoes was brought to the door with much ceremony and the bridal couple made to drive off. only to return a few minutes later Miss Boyce of New Haven, a cousin, and Miss Barbara Morse entertained with piano selections. The house was prettily decorated with greens and golden glow, and later with confetti. Mir. and Mrs. Graham will go at once to Mr Graham's home in Union, where they will be at home after September 1st Mrs. Graham already has large circle of friends in Union. where she has been d successful teacher the past low her into her new position as wife of the pastor.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
CLARK'S CORNERS.

MT. Palmer and family are at Southampton, l.. I.
 Miss Mary Kelly is visiting in Will limantic.
 Nathan Palmer has returned to New Haven.
 Mrs. Jeremiah McCarty and children returned to Willimantic Thursday.
 Miss Mattie Plamley of Willimantic has been visiting in town.
 Mrs. John Navins of Willimantic Is entertaining Julia Sullivan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
TURNERvILLE.
Personal Notes of the Week.

Mrs. Robert Generous entertained her father and mother from Baltic over Sunday.
 Mrs. Louis Helm of Stafford Springs spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. T. R. Prentice.
 Mrs. Louis Rathbun is entertaining her niece, Miss Helen Wightman of Stafford Hollow.
 Miss Minnie Slater spent Sunday with her parents at Middletown.
 MT. and Mrs. George Potter and son were at the willimantic camp grounds over Sunday,
 Mrs. D. F. Jaquith had as guests o9 Sunday Mir. and Mrs. 1T. c. Barton q South Coventry, who made the trip if their Stanley steamer.
 Mrs. W. E. Jaquith left Friday f-( ten days sojourn at the Willimans tic camp meetings.
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice and Mrs. Rob< ert Generous attended the Episcopal Sunday school picnic at Columbia lakt Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
WEST WOODSTOCK
Ninth Birthday of Philip Morse tCelebrated-News About Town.

MT. and Mrs Harold Smith of Fisk dale, Mass, visited at Kuelm over Sunday.
 New Cottage for Ashley Hubbard.
 Ashley Hubbard has bought and is occupying the cottage opposite his blacksmith shop, formerly owned by Edward Frost of Long Island and used by his family as a summer home.
 A. c. Winslow of Putnam called on numerous friends Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Hicks were called home to Flushing. Monday. by the illness of Mrs. Hicks father, MT. Whitaker.
 Philip Morse Celebrates Birthday.
 Philip Morse was given a birthday party by guests at Kuelm, Wednes- day afternoon. Refreshments of fruit, candy and nuts were enjoyed and generous gifts presented to Master Morse in honor of his ninth birthday anniversary.
 Mrs. wiswall, Miss Marian Wis wall and Mir. Fairbrother are guests at Clark house.
 Attended Reception.
 Mrs. E. l.. Morse attended the re- proprietor of The Windham County Obgerver, to correspondents, at Put nam, Tuesday afternoon. Attended Funeral of Mrs. Huldah Morse
 Mrs. E. L. Morse was called to Will limantic camp ground last Thursday morning by the illness and death of MT Morse's mother, Mrs. Huldah Morse of Plainville. MT. Morse fol- lowed on Saturday to attend the funeral services at East Hartford and together MT. and Mrs. Morse spent Sunday in Plainville with MT. Morse's sister Mrs. R. H. Burton.
 Burke Morse is visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs. w. O. Smith, in East Brimfield, Mass.
 Churces Will Unite for Picnic.
 The two churches here will unite with some of the neighboring churches for a picnic at Roseland park, Thurs day, if the weather is favorable.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WINDHAM
Ladies of ngregationaI Church Give Supper and Entertainment Which Net s75-No Church Services Be- cause of Camp Meeting.

One of the most successful enter tainments ever given by the ladies of the Congregational church was held Wednesday evening. A salad supper was served at o'clock and this was followed by a delightful program ren- dered by Hatch's orchestra from Hartford, assisted by Miss Helen Tyler of Cenrerville, R. l., reader. Fancy work, home made candy and ice cream were sold during the evening. About &75 will be added to the society treas ury. Those in charge of the affair were Mrs. Henry Bingham, supper; Mrs. w. F. Maine, program; Mrs. R. G. Watrous, fancy work; Miss Ger trude Arnold. candy; Miss Julia Ar hold, decoration; w. F. Maine.- ice cream.
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Ellen Huntington of Lebanon returned home on Wednesday after spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Emily Huntington at the Misses Johnsons.
 Mir and Mrs. Valentine Chappell children and maid of New London Mrs. Carey and daughter of Jersey City and MT. and Mrs. Cahoon of New York are registered at the Inn. Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Guild and Mr. and Mrs E. w. Mcguire are on a tel
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
BOLTON NOTCH.
M. w. Howard Cut Foot--visitors of
 the Week.

M. w. Howard received a bad wound on the foot while cutting brush last Friday.
 Erenst NJ. Howard was a Rockville visitor Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. M Howard spent Wednes- day in Rockville.
 Miss Margaret Taggert of. New York has been the guest of Mrs. M. E. Howard.
 James Abby is visiting at the Gill; bert Warren cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Y. Doolittle were in New York Thursday.
 Harry Doolittle returned from New York last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Alonzo McPhearson were in Hartford Wednesday attend ing the funeral of MT. McPhearson's sister Mrs. Lizzie Loveland.
 l.. E. Rice has accepted a position with s. S. Mead.