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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
HOPKINTGN.
Town Councils Special Meetins-pb-
 servanee of Arbor Day.

The town council held a special meeting as a board of canvassers Fri day, the 14th inst, and made up the list to be used at the financial town meeting Thursday, May 20, at one o'clock D. m.
 They ordered bills paid to the amount of s100.79.
 The report of the committee to sur vey, bound and mark out a new high way at Ashaway leading from Broad to Laurel streets, was received, con- firmed. and ordered recorded. The sum of $50 was allowed for land to be taken from the homestead Of the late Erwin B. Crandall and used in the lay out of the road. John s. Cole and Charles w. Clarke were appointed a committee to build the road.
 A report of the council was prepared to be presented to the taxpayers May 20.
 Silas R. Richmond. town treasurer. was present at the session of the town council Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Roger w. Lewis and son Har- old visited friends in East Greenwich and Providence the last of last week.
 Mrs. Harriet c. Kenyon has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George F.. Greene, in Hope Valley, for a few days.
 Arbor day was observed with exer- clses In our public school Friday aft ernoon, May IA The children have constructed a booth of white birches and planted flower seeds.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
WOODSTOCK VALLEY.
Visftora During Che Wsek-Reoent
 Marriage.

George A. Young of Putnam spent Sunday at Ahen Ksnyon's.
 Miss Florence Greene was In Prov4- Hence, R. l.. few days this week.
 R. H. Johnson and Fl H. Spooner of Putnam and Edward Olson of Alta 1yaugan were in town Ssnday.
 Anthony Kenyon and Bert HovEnton af Putnam spent Sunday at Allen Ken- Mra Afa~y D. Wilson ls visiting her rnother, Mra Marx Fhihips. al Angus E.cn T. wilson e1sd family of Put rzzn were fin town Sunday.
 Carl Kenyon, who is employed at South Woodstock, spent Sunday at his Mr1 Myrr4s sriggA was fin Putnam Oliver F. Miscox and ewo ssstsys were in Worcester on Saturday.
 Miss Alice AadAenan was In Put Eazn Monday
 Oliver A. Hiscos Hss sn Hartford on "wednesday,
 Putnam on Friday of lest week
 Prentice Morse aud Mrs. McNally Of West Woodstoek were nnited in marriage on Saturday,
 Miss Rebecca Walker is in Danielson.
 John Barber of Danielson was in ko,wn one 4sy last week.
 Afsa. Sarah Rzxta Is Sisaeine friends fin Hartford.
 MT. and Mra Russell s6owry hnwe arr rived 4 their hcms in the valley:
 c. M, Smith and daughter, Miss Ele~nor. called on Mrs. Allen Ienyo n Friday, making the trip from Daniel son in thetr eutomoblla.
 Postrnasts9 Eldsa8&s WAA an Putc@M WeA1esdaN
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
SOUTH WELLINGTON.
Second Balloon Passes over-Ninety- six Dogs Resistered-lmPortant Meeting of w. c. T. U.-Arranging for ChiIdrens Day.

A second large passenger balloon passed over here from the northwest last Saturday afternoon.
 To date there have been s6 dogs registered in town this year.
 Joseph Radla had the misfortune to crush the little finger of his right hand last Monday.
 William l.. Lilley of Providence is spending couple of weeks with Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Bracket.
 Norman B. Griggs is again at the Hartford hospital. His trouble has been painful as well as costly one. Will Arranqe for County Convention.
 An important meeting of the W. c. T. U. is to be held at the home of the president, Mrs. E. J. Holman, this Saturday, afternoon at 8 o'clock. Ar engagements are to be made for the county convention, which will meet with the local union sometime in June.
 Opening of Baseball Season.
 The baseball season opens here next Saturday in a game with the old-time rivals, West Wilmington.
 The committees having charge of the Children's day exercises by the Sunday school are as fellows: Pro- gramme, Miss Ida H. Hall. Miss Alice Denman and the superintendent; dec- oration, Miss Rosa O. Hall, Leon O. Woodworth and Miss Maggie Brown lee.
 Mrs. A. E. Vose of westbrook is here caring for the children Of her daughter. Mrs James Smith. while their mother is in the Hartford hos pital.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.
MoosUP.
Big Automobile for Floyd cranska-- Hanging of May 5askets-6aptists
 Appoint chiIdren's Day Committees.


 Mrs. B. W. Danielson has been i'll the past week with what at first was supposed to be appendicitis; but the disease yielded to treatment and 1t IS thought that the danger is over.
 Rev. Mir. Buffin of Hartford preach
 ed in the Methodist church last Sun day in the absence of the pastor, who is in Boston for treatment.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Francis of
 Westerly have been spending a few days in Moosup, guests of MT. and Mrs. John Francis
 Little Doris, the. four year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Kelly, was taken to a hospital in Hartford last week to be treated. William Bellavance and Joseph W. Lavallee attended a K. of c. conven- tion iu Waterbury last N eek as dele gates from Moosup lodge MT. and Mrs. Fred Harrington of
 Westerly were the guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Allan Henderson. Floyd Cranska has just purchased new auto. with six cylinders, the larg- est car in this vicinity.
 Methodist Friends Hang May Basket. A number of the Methodist people hung large and we'll filled May bas- l1et to Richard Fair and his daugh- ter Ellie. Mir. Fair is in frail health and the remembrance was greatly ap- preciated.
 chiIdren's Day Committees. The Baptist Sunday school has ap- pointed the following committees to make arrangements for a Children's day concert: On programme, Mrs. | Harriet White,- Mrs. A. G. Denison,
 Mrs. c. F. Burgess, Mack Mott and Lucius Cranska; on decorations. Miss | Harriet Cranska,. Mrs. J. M. Andrews
 and Ralph Denison; on music, Mrs. H. A. Roberts, Miss Gertrude Anderson | and A. G. Denison.
 May Basket for Teacher. l The pupils of room hung their teacher. Miss Nettie Gallup, a well | filled May basket last week. After a | lively chase they all had merry time with games and refreshments. 1 A months mind requiem mass was sung at All Hallows' church Saturday morning for Patrick Sullivan. | Mrs. Thomas Jacques, who has been | spending the winter in Florida. has re- | turned to Moosup for the summer. l Misses Mira Wilmot and Evelyn 1 oatley were guests at the home of ] Miss Oatley's parents in Providence 1 last Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
COVENTRY.
Death of Mrs. Searle-PIans for Chill
 dren's Day-Tenement House Sold.

Mrs. Searle. mother of Mrs. Nes.or Light, died Tuesday night after lingering illness. due to age. Services were held at the house Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Mir. Fisher of Storrs officiating. Thursday morning the body was taken to portville, N. e., for burial Rev. and Mrs. Nestor Light accompanied the body, and were joined in New York city by N. Searle Light, grandson of the deceased. Mrs. Searle had made her homewith her daughter for several years since the death of her husband in Portville, N. T.. their former home.
 Home from the West.
 Louis A. Kings bury has returned from a business trip to Chicago. Mrs. Kingsbury accompanied him.
 MT. and Mrs. J. V. B. Prince, who recently returned from California, are at their summer home on South street.
 Miss Helen E. Clark is visiting rela- tives in New York
 Miss Alice Turner of Massapeag has been the guest of Mrs. T. H. Wood.
 Ready for Summer Diversion.
 The merry y-go-round which l.. w. Danels has purchased for use in Lake, side park arrived in town the first of the week, and will be erected near the pavilion.
 Preparation is being made for a children's day concert at the Congre- gational church the second Sunday in June.
 John NJ. Wood has sold his tene- ment house, near the Washburn lower mill, to John Daley of South street.
 J. D. Ledoyt has purchased George Meloney's house in Dyke Village.
 Mrs. R. B. Wilson of Hartford is in town. looking after her property.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
HOLLAND COUNTY.fE
WELLINGTON.
School Reopens-PIans for Baptist Roll Call.

w. L. Higgins, M. D., of South Gov entry, with friends, was up in his large white automobile Sunday afternoon and called at Maple Corner, where he began his professional career in the state.
 Rev. MT. Darrow preached on Sun day from Ezekiel 2:1, a helpful and practical discourse.
 School commenced Monday morn ing after the enforced vacation. Most of the children who have been sick with measles are about again. Where the distemper came from is a mystery.
 MT Kingsbury of Stafford Springs is at work in the old cemetery reset ting and cementing broken stones.
 Miss Alice Pratt spent Sunday with her brother Robert and wife of And over.
 Edward A, DeWelfe has received his appointment as postmaster at West Willington and has qualified accord- ing to law.
 Clarence Eldredge is i'll with mea- sles.
 Mail Carrier Devorak is having she roof of his house raised and other im- provements made about the pretty place that make it a picturesque feat ure of the glass factory village.
 Mrs. Preston went to Springfield on Monday for a short visit
 Arrangements for the roll call the @aAa1Ad T1A<Aax ia ISrA tba sSA ys4-~
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
COLUMBIA.
Assisted in Classifying Library Books Justin HoIbrook Celebrated Seth 8irthdav-visitors From WiIliman- tic at Grange.


 Mrs Johnson and Miss Chase or Hartford spent Friday and part Of Saturday of last week at the free IT. brary, assisting in classifyin" the books and arranging them for cata- loguing under the card system.
 Fine String of Trout.
 Erwin S. Collins of East Hartford spent portion of last week with his parents, Mir and Mrs. Warren A. Col lins, on Columbia Green, during his stay he spent a day trout fishing and succeeded in catching fine string of the speckled beauties which he took urday evening.
 S- B. West Is spending a week with relatives in Providence.
 Mrs George Burton and children of Hamden are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Willard B. Clarke.
 T. G.'Tucler has been spending sev- eral days in Hartford engaged in the repair of automobiles.
 Editor D. A. Lyman Of the Willi- mantle Journal was at his summer home in this place over Sunday.
 The Columbia ball players went to Colchester last Saturday afternoon and played the Colchester nine. The re- suit was a victory for the Columbias. Score to 6.
 Samuel E. West attended the gold en wedding of MT. and Mrs. E0bert Dart, which was celebrated at Rock vile last week, as an invited guest
 Active at 86.
 Justin HoIbrook celebrated his S6th birthday at the home of his daughter Mrs. George H. Champlin. in Pine street, on Friday evening of last week by pleasant family gathering. MT Holbrook is comparatively well for a person of his years, and retains his faculties remarkably well. He has one sister living. Mrs. Charlotte Strong of Adrian, Mich, who recently passed her S4th birthday, and is contemplat- ing visit to Columbia the coming summer
 Lyman Meeker> has sold his farn, property located in Pine street to Mrs Minnie Bitton of New York. The pa pers are to be made out on or before the first of June next when Mrs. Bit ton will take possession. Mrs. Bit ton will be the fuorth owner of tht place within as many years. At the regular meeting of the grang, last Wednesday evening Hon. Aller E. Lincoln and D. A. Lyman of Will. | limantic were present. MT. Lincoln addressed the. meeting.
 1 Mrs. Johnson of Hartford was al the library again on Thursday to di. rect in cataloguing the books.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
STE PLAlNFIELD.
Greene Erickson Wedding sn Wsdnss.
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At Meadow Brook farm Wednesday, May 18th, Elmer Lewis Greene and Miss Agnas Theresa Erickson were United in marriage by the Rev. S. B. Carter, who married the groon's par ents twenty-six years ago. At 12.30 tho wfdding party entered the parlor to the music of the wedding march played by Miss Mildred Lathrop. The Impressive Episcopal ring service was witnessed by 6 large number of friends and relatives, afrar which re- ception waa held from to D. m The bride wore & hsndsone gown of white embroidered silk, trimmed with lace. She carried showeP bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Dorah Greene, sis- ter of the groom, was bridesmaid. She wore pink and white silk musln and carried bouquet of pink roses. George Green of Canterbury was best man. MT. and Mrs Greene were taken in MT Kings automobile to Moosup, where they took tho train for Proyi- dence. They expect to visit several places in Massachusetts and Rhode Island On their return they will re- side for the present with the groon's parents, MT. and Mrs. Turner E. Greene.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
BOLTON NOTCH.
Girl Kicked in Head by Horse-Fox
 Killed in Henyard-Mrs. Henry Will
 kys Funeral on Wednesday.

Mrs. Josephine Lombard was called to the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. Fl. Brown, of New Hartford, on ac- count of the serious injury to Mrs. Browns daughter May, she having been kicked in the head by horse while at play in the yard.
 George Lombard of the Y. $. s. Wabash is Tn town on a weeks fur tough. He has been in the hospital the past three weeks with the measles.
 Fred Barnett killed a large red fox in his henyard early Monday morn ing.
 Mir. Tucker of Manchester has open ed the New England house for the summer. He has man running the farm.
 Fred Barnett Is having the timber sawed for the frame to a barn to take the place of one burned last winter.
 Judge N. c. Maine and Jabez L., White are at work on new buildings at the Notch.
 Mrs. Henry Willeys Death.
 Mrs. Henry Wiley. formerly of Bol- ton. died at St Francis' hospital, Hart ford. Monday. The funeral took place at the home of her son, Louis Me Phearson, at Manchester Wednesday. Burial was at the Grove cemetery. Rockville She Is survived by two sons. Alonzo McPhearson of Hartford and Louis McPhearson. of Manchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
DAIVlLLE.
MT. and Mrs. Grieg Entertain in Honor of Mir. and Mrs. Angus Park-loeal Guests at Hopkins Golden Wedding

Louis G. Sayles and family have gone to Alexander's lake to occupy their houseboat for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Angus Park spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. N. Lorne Greig. On. Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. Greig entertained MT. and Mrs. N. F. Shaw. MT. and Mrs U L. Ben nett MT. and Mrs. George Hunt and MT. and Mrs. Forth Robinson.
 Peter Reynolds has finished work with the trolley company.
 Mrs. M M Griffin of New Rochelle, N. Y, is visiting Mrs. c. A. Russell.
 Those attending the golden wedding of Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Hopkins from Dayville were Mrs. c. A. Russell and family Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Bidweu and Miss Bernice CogswelL
 Miss Ann Thompson is spending the week in Providence.
 William Reynolds led the Christian Endeavor meeting
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. c. A. Russell on Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Mrs w. E. LaBelle is spending a few days in Dorchester, Mass.
 Miss May Kelley has returned from visit in Washington. D. c. F. J. Sayles spent Wednesday iI' Providence. Mrs. Amelia Cutler is out after her illness and is improving every day. Dr. H.. l.. Hammond has returned home from Niles. Mich Harry Hardman of Providence spent Wednesday at the home of F. J. Sayless
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
WINDHAM COUNTY.
THOMPSON.
Tin Shower for Woodstock Guest Farewell Surprise Party - Open Meeting at Grange.

Miss Florence I. Green of woodstock has been visiting Miss Edith Logee. on Saturday afternoon she received surnrise in the form of q tin shower given by her friends in this vicinity.
 Mrs. F. S. Wicks has opened her summer home here.
 The schools were closed on Friday for the teachers convention Tn fut> ham.
 over Sunday.
 sner niece, Miss Dorothy Phinney of
 Miss Mvrtice Kingsbury of South Windham WIS in town last week.
 Earle Thompson has been visiting relatives in town.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con kregatfonal church held a social Wed nesdav night. Cake, candy and ice cream were sold. With the proceeds che ladies are planning to purchase vacuum cleaner for the church. The hostesses were Mrs. Barton, Mrs. F. B. Reed and Miss M. M. Knight.
 Miss Dorothy Beebe was in Boston Monday.
 gave MT. and Mrs Daniel Arnold a farewell surprise party Monday night. They will move to Pontiac soon.
 Social Evening at Grange.
 The open meeting of the Grange Tuesday night was well attended and much enjoyed. The music was espe- cially fine. A quartstte from the Con- rreEa6ionaI church of Putnam, con- sisting of Misses Gladys Murphy and Gladys williams and Messrs. Fred erick and Harold Corbin, accompanied by l.. o. Williams, being preesnf. The L TlI1va n a on the History of the Town, by B. $. Backus on Need Improvements, and bv Rev. Arnold Hinzinga on the New Movements in Education.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
E:AsTFoRD.
How Memorial Day Will Be Observed Personal Items-sale of the Dodge Place.


 Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Tatem en- tertained on Friday, the 14th, MT. and Mrs. James B. Tatern and their daugh- ter, Miss Eden Tatem of Putnam, who made the trip in their automobile; also Harry Logan Tatem and a friend from Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Tatem and Gilbedt s. Deans attended the Baptist church at North Ashford Sunday morn ing.
 Charles D. Tatem led the Christian Endeavor meeting at the chapel last Sunday evening. The topic was At the Cross.
 Mrs. Olive Deans and Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert s. Deans had for their guests on the 14th Mrs. Cyrus Potter Of North Woodstock, Mrs. Florence Mer- rick and grandson of Holyoke. Mass.
 Harry A. Bosworth and Ralph Davis are attending school at Woodstock Academy.
 Mrs. D. D. Lyon returned to North Windham on the 18th, after a stay or several months here with her mother. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. E. P Hall, and brother, Edwin J. Hall, who will remain for time. They will be greatly missed.
 Arbor Day Observance.
 The schools in town observed ArSor day. The children had special exer- cises and planted trees. Walter E. Dodge and his mother, Mrs. Persis Dodge of Putnam, spent sev- eral days in town last week, making the trip in their new automobile. Mrs. Dodge sold her house while here to Charles S. Deane of West Woodstock. Mrs. Melita Taylor is visiting her brother in Brimfield. Mass. Mrs. Roy 6. ClemSls, one of the To- cal teachers, spent Several days on Hartford recently, J. J. Young made a business trip to Worcester. Mass, last week, Mrs. Sarah Huntington is visiting in Willimantic.
 Royal G. Clemence visited in Bristol | recently.
 Mrs. Fred Chisrn and little daughter, of Westford, and Miss Mabel Spooner were guests of Marc E. Lewis family last week.
 Miss Rebecca Walker visited her nephew at Woodstock Valley last week Edwin S. Keith of Sorhbridge spent l Sunday with his family. Mir. and Mrs. William H. Clemons made business trip to Putnam last week.
 MT and Mrs. John E,thridge have been entertaining for a time MT. Eth ridges father Martin Ethridge oi Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Plans for Memorial Day. Memorial day will be observed here on Monday, May 31. The soldiers and citizens will form at the chapel at S.3( o'clock and march first to Phoenixvillt cemetery. the burial place of Genera Nathaniel, Lyon. They will be me | there by T. G. Brown post, No. 79, G | A. R., and will be addressed by Hon | c. A Hammond of Putnam. On return | they will visit Grove cemetery and tht | Old cemetery, then return to thu | Methodist church, where lunch will b' l served in the vestry at 12.S0. The ex' ercises will be resumed at 2 o'clock il the audience room of the church, witt organ voluntary, male quartette, pray | CT, address of welcome by Dr. H. H Converse. address by Hon. John Me | Ginley of New London, singing Amer | fca, benediction.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
STORRS.
Success of White Duck Hop-Surprise Visit on Birthday-Town and Gown Interests.


 The white duck hop was held on Friday evening, May IA, with music furnished by the Cyclers' orchestra of Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Stanton, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Clinton and Miss Hicks
 Birthday Surprise.
 Mrs O. D. Fisher was pleasantly surprised by the ladies on Saturday afternoon in honor of her birthday. A dainty supper was served by the vis- itors from a table whose centerpiece was of violets and apple blossoms.
 Rev. Walter E. Lanpear of Mans field Center occupied the pulpit at the Sunday morning service in exchange with Rev. O. D. Fisher.
 Mrs. c. K. Graham of Hampton, Va. has been a guest of Miss Thomas at Grove cottage and of Mrs. c. l.. Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edgar E Bass aud Miss Bass of Willimantic were guests Of Mrs. H. D. Edmond recently.
 G. H. Hollister from Stonington spent Sunday at the college.
 Wilson Fisher spent several days with his parents recently.
 Rev. and Mrs. O. D. Fisher attended the county conference of Congrega- tional churches at Holland on May IS.
 Tea for Young Ladies
 Mrs. c. l.. Beach gave tea fer the young ladies of Grove cottage on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frederic Stoneburn has gone to Watertown, N. Y, called there by the serious illness of Mrs. StOneburn, ST
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
ABINGT0N.
Harvey Whitn4ore Appointed National G. A. R. Delegate-May Basket Sur prise.

Harvey Whitmore was appointed state delegate to the G. A. R. encamp- ment held at Bridgeport Tuesday, May II. to the national encampment at Salt Lake City.
 On Friday evening a party of IS high school pupils attended a May basket surprise party in honor of Mary Stoddard at the home of Marjorie Richardson in Putnam. Blue and white, the P. H. s. colors, were used in the souvenirs.
 Dr. T. Morris Murray and family ar rived here on the 1920 express from Washington, D. C., ol. Tuesday A large force of men have been employed at "Gwyp Carig" for some time making Improvements and beautifying the grounds before the arrival of the fam ilY
 John Saltzer. who occupied the house near the bridge, has moved to a farm in Thomr son.
 A. New ton Vaughn was the guest cf friends in Worcester over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
SPRING HILL.
Recent Funerals-Teaeher Entertains
 PupiIs--Potatoes Ready for Hoeins.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Staples was held from the home of her son, William Day, on Wednesday. at 1.SO o'clock, Rev. Leonard Smith officiat- ing.
 On Thursday at 10 o'clock was held the funeral of little Seymour Robin son, son of Mir and Mrs. Clarence Robinson. A child, not strong from birth, will be greatly missed in the home. He was nearly two years of age. Rev. Leonard Smith conducted this funeral also.
 Mrs. c. F. Ravens and Miss Ravens of Norwich were Spring Hill visitors Thursday.
 Mrs. Harry Hawkins is visiting in Providence.
 Miss May Storrs went to Hartford Thursday for few days.
 Miss Vera Freeman, teacher at Cur leyville, entertained her pupils with her photograph Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Preston Sibley of Danielson and Mrs. Jennie Chase of Nashua, N. H.. visited their sister, Mrs. Daniel Brigham. on Monday.
 Mrs. Charles Copeland of Storrs has potatoes up and ready for hoeing. Mrs. Copeland is an enthusiastic gardener.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
WASHINGTON COUNTY, K. |.
ESCOHEAG.
Road Repairs in Progress-5arber-
 Smith Marriage.

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond and MT and Mrs. Philip Voelker of Provi- dence were out here at the doctors summer cottage over Sunday.
 Clay Barber spent Surday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Ear Der.
 Mrs. E. Hawes' summer place IS be- ing put in order by Frank Barber.
 George Phillips and Walter D. Bar Der were in the village Monday.
 E. J. Gardiner is> working on the road with gang of men. West Ex- eter roads are in poor condition ow- ing to the heavy traffic of the past winter and spring from the steam saw mills located in and near this place. Some carted their ties to Greene R. l.. and others to Hope Valley, making the roads in some places almost im- passable.
 Local post cards are the newest.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-22
ARCADIA.

Christopher Smith died Saturday at Gardner R. Barber's, where he had lived several years. aged 93. The fu- neral services were held at Mir. Bar ber's, Monday. Burial was on the place.
 Henry Perkins, formerly of this town recently of Pawtucket. R. l., died last Sunday. The funeral serv- ices were held at his residence in Pawtucket Wednesday. He was a years of age.
 Barber and Reynolds have moved their sawmill to the Mount Tom woods.
 David B. Kenyon commenced work as teamster for Barber and Reynolds Monday.