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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-05
ALL READY FOR
THE FINAL FRAY
Preparations Completed for
Series That Will Decide
Worlds Championship.
USIPIRES SELECTED
AND SCHEDULE ARRANGED

johnson and KLEIN Will Represent
National League, O'Loughlin and
Evans the American in Coming
Pittsburg- Detroit Championship
Baseball Series-First Game VIII
Be Played Friday-Games Are
Evenly Divided Between Cities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-05
TAT 7 GREETED
BY BAY CITY
Many Thousand People AS
sembIe in San Francisco to
Welcome President.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE ENDORSES
POPULAR GOVERNMENT

Taft Has Completed Third OF His Gi-
gantic Tour of United States
Voice Is Getting Husky from Many
Spceches-BOurnc Will Boost Pres
ident for ReeIectlon-In Berkeley
Speech Taft Compares U. S. and
Philippines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-05
Bourne for Tiff.

When the time comes for the Sc
lection of the next president, Senator
Bourne of Oregon, win be strenuous
ly demanding the reelection of Taft,
according to his statement here today.
He said: IL am for him now, next
time and always. l think he will
make one of the greatest presidents
in our history. l think Roosevelt will
return and aid Taft in carrying out
his policies, will stump for Taft, and
II necessary, will be returned senator
from New York to support Taft in
congress-"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-05
Much Money Bet

1t is estimated that two hundred
thousand dollars have been placed as
bets mostly at even money on the
games. Considerable money will be
bet that Wagner will outbat Ty Cobb,
1t was announced this afternoon that
either Adams or Willis would pitch
the opening game of the Pirates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-05
List of PLAYERS.

Probably Mullin of the Tigers (De-
troiD and Mamnitz (Pirates) will be
the opposing pitchers in the opening
game. Players who will participate
in the division of the money are:
Pittsburg - Abbatichio. Abstein,
Adams. Brandon, Byrne, Camnitz,
Clarke. Frock. Gibson, Hyatt, Leach
Daeveer Liefield, Maddox, Miller,
Moore, O'Connor, Phillip, Powell, ST.
mon Wagner, Willis, Wilson.
t-Beckendorff, Bush, Craw-
ford. Cobb, Delehanty, Donovan. Jen-
nings. Thomas, Jones David, Jones,
Killian, Mcintyre. Moriarity, Mullin'
OLeary Stanage, Schmidt. Speer,.
Summers Willetts. Works,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
EK0NK
Miss GaIlup's Tombstone and Epitaph
Prepared Long in Advance Of Death.

Rev. Samuel Thatcher of Oneco and
Rev. H. M. Kellogg of the Line meet
ing house exchanged pulpits last Sun
day forenoon.
The c. E. conservation meeting on
Sunday evening in the Line meeting
house was led by Miss Ruth Kellogg
on the topic, The Acts Of the Apos-
ties and Modern Christian Actions.
Rev. Albert Stanton of Yarmouth,
Me. is at his fathers, on the Ekonk
Hill farm and preached last Sunday
at the Sterling Hill Baptist church,
assisted by his brother-in-law, Rev.
M. Joseph Twomey.
Erected Tombstone Years Ago.
The burial of Miss Lucy A. Gallup
in the old church cemetery brought
together a large number of relatives
and friends, twenty eight of whom
were entertained at the Gallup home
stead on the Money Hill farm. Those
from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. George
S. Madison, Mrs. Elizabeth r. Gallup,
Mrs. NJ. A. Sawyer, Mr.. u. S. Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Gallup, all the
above from Providence; julius Bailey,
Miss Matte Bailey and Mrs. Ogden
Norton of Springfield. Mass; Allen
w. Noone of Peterboro, N. H., and
William r. Noone of Boston.
Miss Gallup erected her tombstone
with epitaph about a dozen years ago
and paid the expense of a massive
wall entirely around the cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
SOUTH CANTERBURY.
Boys Aim at Frogs, Shoot Man in the
Head.


While returning from church last
Sunday with two of his daughters and
grandson, Damase Peltier received a
bullet in the back of his head while
passing near the small ice house at
Versailles pond. 1t is supposed the
shot was fired by boys out shooting
frogs. Mr.. Peltier is able TO be out.
At first the wound was very painful,
but does not pain him much now. The
bullet has not been removed.
Mrs. Samuel Lewis of Moosup has
returned home after three weeks Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. George /.
Wheeler.
william n. Wheeler, who has been
working several years in Preston, is
home sick.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Dickermond of New
Haven is with her mother, Mrs. Ann
Richmond, who has been i'll.
Fresh Air Mission Day Observed.
Fresh Air Mission day was observed
by the local w. c. T. u. at the town
hall Tuesday afternoon Oady Henry
Somersets birthday. A fine pro-
gramme had been arranged by the
president, Miss F. A. Olney, and in
cluded songs and recitations, children
from New York, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut taking part in
the exercises. All did well. Especially
noticeable were little Miss Dawson of
New York, little Miss Ecclaire of
Southbridge, Mass, in The September
Gale, also Philip and Doris of Provi-
dence, r. l., in the costume song Child
hood, with Miss F'lagler accompanist
from New York. There was an adj
dress by the president on Lady Som
erset and congratulatory remarks to
Rev. and Mrs. Smith, members of the
union, who had been married twenty
two years that day. Then followed a
o'clock tea of sandwiches, cake, tea
and ice cream, served by the ladies of
the union in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
CANTERBURY.

Miss Alice Baker met with a very
severe accident at the Plainfield rail-
road crossing. Going between train
she collided with another team and
was thrown from her carriage. No
bones were broken.
Representative and Mrs. E. E. Ben
nett were in Norwich Saturday and
visited their son, Arthur, at the
Backus hospital, who q. short time ago
was operated upon for appendicitis.
Recent visitors at Gilbert Palmer's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon from Rock
vile, r. l., and Howard and Allen
Gordon from Preston.
Dwight Towne is very feeble.
Dorothy and Grace Smith of New
London are staying with their grand
mother, Mrs. Martha Palmer.
Wedding Anniversary of Rev. and
Mrs. George {. Smith.
There was meeting of the w. C.
T. u. at the Town hall Tuesday aft
ernoon. 1t was the twenty second
wedding anniversary of the Rev.
cake, etc. were served. A large COM
pany was present. In the evening
about twenty-five of the young people
met at the M. p. parsonage to cele-
brate the anniversary. There were
singing and games. An envelope con-
tanning a sum of money was presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, the presentation
speech being made by Mr.. Parkhurst.
There were forty-two at the Y. P.
S. c. Z of the M. p. church Sunday
night.
Several of the members of the Mite
society went huckleberrying Wednes-
day, among them being the president
Mrs. George Z. Smith The picked 25
quarts and sold them, the money to
be used for church purposes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
PH0ENlxVILLE
Twenty Pound Turtle Caught-How q
Trout Was Taken Out of Season.

The rain of Wednesday night and
Thursday is appreciated by every one
who does any travelling on the roads,
as the dust is laid for one day at least.
Some potato fields and some of corn
are past help from it, being completely
burned up by the seasons drought
Ray and tarle Latham went fishing
on the Natchaug river Tuesday and
caught a 20 pound turtle. They hooked
up a pickerel that had just swallowed
a nine-inch trout Gas much of it as it
had room for). The tail of the trout
protruded from the pickerePs mouth
two inches or more. Query: Which
OF the parties took trout out of sea-
son?
Many trout in small streams must
have persisted as some of the brooks
are completely dried up.
Water Clark from Woodstock is oc-
cupying the Etheridge place and works
for s. A. Wheaton, who owns the
place.
Mr.. Palmer of Stamford and his
family are occupying the Bungalow,
owned by Roselle Spaulding.
The Naples, owned by A. A. Spauld
ing, is occupied by Mr.. Spaulding's
family.
Berry pickers report huckleberries as
scarce and small
Lee Lyon and family from Putnam
are here picking berries.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
WINDHAM
Campers at the Lake-Chapin Place
SoId-New Books at Library.

Charles Lyman of Troy. n. Y. has
been spending his vacation with his
sister, Mrs. Ashley Anderson.
Mrs. Andrew Metzger has been at
Fishers Island for a few days.
Rev. Harry Grimes and Dewitt La
throp have been at Columbia lake this
week in charge of a number of boys,
members of the Knights of King Ar
thur. The party includes Eden Cook,
Eugene Wood, Alfred and Lester Eaton,
Philip Dunford, Frank Lynch and Alan
Guild.
Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich is
spending a few days with her father,
Henry Larrabee.
Rev. and Mrs Woodford of Seymour
are guests at Dr. Thompson's.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Maine, Mrs.
Charles Larrabee and Miss Marian
Larrabee are at Pleasant View
A number of new books have been
put in circulation at the library.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Grimes start
for Madison Wis, next week for 8
months vacation. The pulpit of the
Congregational church will be supplied
by Rev. w. NJ. Brown.
Robert Fenton and family of Jersey
City arrive today Saturday at Mrs.
J. c. Fentons for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Little and their
daughter of Brooklyn, N Y. who have
been at the inn, left on Tuesday for
Hatfield, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Haworth of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. F. K. Hoyt.
S. c. Higbee, who has been spend
ing his vacation at his summer home
on Back road, returned to New York
Sunday night He was accompanied
by Frank K. Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjorkman and Mrs.
Dwight Lincoln of Hartford have been
spending several days at F. F.
Webbs.
Mrs. Julia Arnold was at Mrs. Helen
Cleveland's in Hampton on Monday.
A part of the Rood property on
North street has been purchased by
Miss Josephine Bingham and the old
dilapidated yellow barn on the prem
ises will be taken down.
The house and lot belonging to the
estate of the late Mrs. Julia A. Chaplin
was sold at public auction on Thurs
day. Horace Eaton was the purchaser
for $505.
Mrs. Bradford and Miss Ethel Brad
ford of Brooklyn, N. Y, are at the
Misses Pattons for two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Able is entertaining
Miss Katherine Stevens, a college
friend.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
WOODSTOCK VALLEY.

Mrs. Andrew Bennett and daughter
Miss Lulu of New Bedford, Mass, re-
Gently visited Mrs. Jennie Bennett.
Mrs. Sidney Butler of New Haven
is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. p.
Briggs.
Miss Irene Kenyon has returned to
Somerville. Mass.
George Arnold is visiting at his IA
Tiers, John Arnold's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverich and family OF
New York and Miss Maud Leonard OF
Brooklyn. n. y, are at their summer
home.
Mrs. Allen Kenyon has returned from
ten days stay at Watch Hill.
Mrs. Howard Brown is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Bart
lett.
Miss Mary +. Smith of Danielson
is visiting Mrs. -. A. HisCux.
Miss Mabel Thomas has returned to
Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
THOMPSON
Plans for Sunday School Outings-En
joyabIe Entertainment.

Mr. and Mrs. e. S. Backus and chill
dren have been at Mr.. Backus' home
in Andover.
Mrs. Emergene williams 10 spending
a week at Falmouth.
The Baptist church will be closed
Aug. 18th as the pastor, Rev. c. T.
Ramsey, expects to have his vacation
next week.
Calvin Ballard If Derby, formerly of
this place, is at Silver Bay. N. Y, this
week.
Misses Edith and Grace Cruff have
returned from the summer school at
East Mortified. Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Eddy has been the
guest of Mrs. John Chase at Webster
Lake.
Misses Helen and Carrie Cranska
tertained the Misses Cranska if
Moosup on Wednesday.
Mr. anad Mrs. Morris have been en-
tertaining their son and his family
from Springfield.
Rev c. /. Ramsey is entertaining
his mother and brother from Berwick,
Me.
Misses Edith and Lena Smith are
guests of their sister Mrs. Frank Ram
sey Of Berwick. Me.
Mrs Mary Arnold and Miss Black
mar visited relatives in Dudley re-
Gently
Mrs. FentresS and children OF Chi
cago are guests of Mrs. Alderman.
Frank Whitley is entertaining his
sister and her son of Springfield, Mass.
Clarence Reed of Fall River is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Burgess.
Edward Shaw of Providence came
here on Monday night.
Miss Florence L. Green Of the College
Training hospital of New York has
been spending her vacation with her
father, F. D. Green.
The Grange holds it's annual picnic
and clambake at Bates Grove today
Saturday.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church met on Wednesday
with Miss Dunning.
The Congregational church is to be
closed Aug. 8 and Is.
The B. 7. P. U. meeting Sunny
evening was led by Miss Elizabeth
Eddy.
The Congregational Sunday school
plans for a picnic at Bates grove Aug.
10 and the Baptist Sunday school for
Aug. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Alderman OF
Providence have opened 1.-The Ark"
The Orpheus Male quartette of Bos-
ton assisted by Mrs. Hale Jacobs, read
er. gave an entertainment in the town
hall Friday, Aug. g.
DIR. A. B. Coates will occupy the
Baptist pulpit Sunday morning, Aug. 8.
Mrs. Mary P. Arnold is spending a
week with her son in Wethersfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
WOODSTOCK

The Orpheus Male quartette of Bos-
ton gave a concert in the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening, with
readings by Mrs Hale Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kingsbury
were in town early in the week. Rev.
G. F. Waters returned to Hartford
with them.
The family of F. J. Williamson of
Hartford are at the Clark house, West
Woodstock, for the month.
Mrs. w. ]. Lindeman and son Walter
spent Sunday in oxford, Mass.
Miss Edith H. Hall led the Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening.
The Woodstock Gazette says: The
Quail Trap people who have been at
the Pavilion, Crystal lake, would have
kept open house another week but for
two out of town invitations.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
DAYVILLE
Chronicle of Vacation outinss-Re-
cent Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Shaw spent
last week in Glastonbury.
Miss Winnie Shaw and brother Har-
old are at Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. Oswald Street has returned
from Oakland beach.
Miss Myrtice Blanchard left We'd
nesday for a two weeks cruise on her
sisters yacht.
Miss Alice p. Fish has returned to
Mystic after spending July with Miss
Russell.
Terrence Brennan is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Brennan.
Miss Bernice Cogswell is visiting in
Norwich.
Mrs. w. E. Labelle is at North
bridge, Mass, for a few days.
Mrs. F. ]. Sayles is the guest Of
Providence relatives.
Miss Jennie Brennan is in Aver,
Mass.
The Misses Law have returned from
RoXbury. Mass.
Harold Field and Fred Miller are
among the campers at the Lake.
Clifford James has been visiting in
Pascoag and Webster, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
M0NTVILLE.

Mrs. Frank Wilcox and Mrs. Her.
man Miner of Westerly were guests
Saturday of Deacon and Mrs. George
Smith of Palmertown
Mrs. Lyon and daughter, Miss Bertha
Lyon, attended the funeral of a rela-
tive in New London Sunday.
Miss Draper of Worcester has been
the guest Of Mrs. A. p. Mitchell
Rev. G. c. Chappell exchanged pull
pits Sunday morning with Rev. H. 4.
Arnold, acting pastor of the Montville
Center Congregational church
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert f. Dawley and
family of Norwich made the trip to
the Center church in their automobile
Mr.. Dawley is native of Ashford
The union meeting in the evening
was helpfully conducted by Mrs. Allen
Chapman. Topic, Life Lessons for Me
from the Book of Acts
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
LEDYARD
Utility Of Fertilizers Demonstrated
Highway to Be Improved-Mseting
of School Officials Today.

Isaac B. Geer has been experiment.
ing with chemicals furnished by a
New York company on grass on one
acre of ground. One-third of an acre
without any fertilizer yielded u
punches. one-third of an acre with in
complete fertilizer yielded 16 punches
and one-t third of an acre with complete
fertilizer Yielded 20 punches. The
one acre in question produced about
two tons. Mr.. Geer also has potatoes
under cultivation with different chemi-
Gals.
Highway Commissioners Visit.
State Road Commissioner ]. H.
Macdonald was in town on Friday and
with First Selectman Luther c. Gray
went over the town to ascertain in
what place the state money for good
Dads, about $1,000 voted at special
sown meeting in 1907, should be eX-
pended. The commissioner visited
four sections but decided to improve
the roads at present in three different
sections: The first section at Gales
Ferry opposite Charles Browns prop
erty; section No. 2, from a wooden
bridge near Daniel Palmer's northerly
towards the draw bridge school house.
and section 8 between the Edwin Rey-
nolds place and the Hiram Whipple
place. and possibly some may be laid
out on the Shewville road. His en-
gineer will lay out the sections soon.
John NJ. Gray was in Providence on
Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Pierce Of Allyns Point
zas been tb , guest of Miss Florence
Bennett.
Men have commenced work on the
Congregational church. The decora-
tors for the inside will try to have
il finished before the Bill library din
ner Owing to the alterations there
will be no more services for two weeks
and the pastor, Rev. Mr.. White, has
gone on his vacation.
To Meet Under New Law.
There will be a meeting of the school
visitors and all the district committees
at the town clerks Office today (Sat-
urday), August Z, at 2 p. IN. These
constitute the school board until the
first Monday in October when the
new board viii be elected. A special
town meeting will be called in Sep
TENDER by the selectmen to see what
the number of school visitors there
shall be to manage the schools for
the coming year, to be voted at the
annual town meeting whether there
shall be three. six, or nine.
Personals.
Mrs. John Chester and two children
are visiting Mrs John NJ. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Clark and son
of North Stonington were guests on
Sunday of Mrs. Clark's father James
N. Holdridge.
Mrs. Joseph Dean of New London
La spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Gray
Mrs. Russell Gallup and Mrs. Addie
Gallup were guests of friends in Mys-
tic Tuesday and Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
PLAINFIELD
Attempt to Rob DearnIey G. clarI<e's
Store-PicnIc Today.

Miss Susie Ramsbottom of New Bed
ford is visiting Miss Mildred Lathrop.
Thieves tried to gain entrance to
Dearnley & Clarke's store through the
cellar Tut didn't succeed. In Kings
ley's store they were more success
ful. entering by way Of window
Saturday night. 1t is thought the
thieves were three young fellows later
arrested in Willimanuc.
Arthur Leasch has oined the navy.
Mrs. II. r. Lester recently visited
her daughter in Providence.
The Sunday school picnic is today
Saturday in Babcocks grove.
Albertas Prentice has finished work
on the company's new houses and has
gone 20 Plum Island doing government
work.
The cantata given by the NJ. NJ.
society in Babcock Opera house FRI
day night was very pleasing.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
MoosUP
Spinners Strike at Wooden MiII-At"
tempted Hold-ur of Henry Park
hurst-overseer Esan Resigns.


Monday morning there was a strike
of the spinners at .he American Wooden
company's mills. They claimed that
previous to the coming Of the new
agent they were having $11 a week
but had since been cut to $40 and now
were asked to work by the pound at
which they claim they could not earn
more than 81 or IS. Some II or so re-
fused to work under the new schedule
and came out. They ask to be restored
to the old price.
Drove OFF Highwayman With Whip.
Saturday night about 10 o'clock as
Henry Parkhurst. who keeps the res
taurant in the station az Flainfcld. was
returning to his home in this village.
when near the residence of Albert
Kennedy a man jumped out of some
thick underbrush beside the road and
seized the horse by the head and de-
manded Mr.. Parkhursts money. BY
the sudden stopping Of the wagon Mr..
Parkhurst was throw on to the horse
which began to kick and threw itself
Mr.. Parkhurst had his whip in his
hand and dealt the man smart blow
across the face. A scuffle followed, Mr..
Parkhurst using his whip and the man
his fists and feet. Finally Mr.. Park
hurst dealt him a blow with the butt
end of his whip which for a moment
stunned him. Mr.. Parkhurst's atten-
ton for a moment was turned to the
horse which was entangled in the
harness and in great distress. Mean
time the would-be robber came to
enough to crawl out of sight in the
darkness. The harness had to be cut
in such a manner as to ruin il in order
to hberate the horse. Mr.. Parkhurst
was badly used up from kicks and
blows. but considered himself fortunate
in not losing his money.
Death of William Stephens.
William Stephens. resident of this
village some three or four years, aiea
last Saturday morning from tuberculo-
sis of the throat. He was an operator
in the Union mill and worked until
he was compelled to give UP. The body
was taken to Danielson where he had
relatives and the funeral services were
held Monday morning. Burial was in
the Danielson cemetery. He leaves his
wife and several children.
Parting Gifts for overseer Esan.
George F. Egan. for about two eyaps
overseer OF the finishing room of tho
American Wooden company, has re-
signed to become overseer in Pttsfleld,
Mass. Before leaving he was present.
ed a gold watch, chain and charm by
the help and the overseers of the mill
presented him a dress suit case. Frank
Emerson making the presentation on
behalf OF the oVerseers.
Organist's Vacation.
Miss Gertrude Anderson. who for tho
past four years has been the efficient
organist at the Baptist church, has
been granted a vacation through Aug
ust. During her absence the organ will
be played by volunteers.
o. U. A. M. Officers.
At a recent meeting of Hope coun-
Gil. No. rs, o. L. A. NJ, the following
officers were elected: c. ], F. Cheney;
V. c., James G. Parkhurst; r. s., Clar-
ence Daggett; A. r. s.. A. w. Davis;
f. s.. John w. Dawley; treasurer, c..
d. Salisbury; ind w. G. c. Hill; ex.,
William Street; /. p, c. II. Pierce;
o. p, Benjamin Dawmon. These off,
! GERS were installed by Distrist Deputy
w. c. c. Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
GARDNER LAKE

Austin Lester of Norwich has re-
turned home after several days stay
at Orrin Gardeners.
Mrs. Jabez Fl. Bailey of Yantic re-
Gently called on local friends.
Mr.. O'Mealy and daughter Ruth of
Kingsbridge, N. Y, are at Mrs. A. P
Bolender's.
Mrs. Burdick who recently purchased
a home here, has been taken to the
Backus hospital
Mrs. Mccall and Mrs. Hallisey of
Norwich are occupying one or Mr.
Phillips cottages.
Maurice Sherman of Norwich is
camping on Mr.. Lathrops shore.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
ABINGDON
Social Leagues Dance-Lawn Part

Social Leagues Danee-Lawn Party
Miss Alice Latham of Manchester
is spending the summer with her sis
ter. Mrs. n. \. Badger.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks and
granddaughter. Sybil Jennings of Put
nam. are visiting in Washington. r. 7.
Miss Roxie Wilbur entertained
friends at a lawn party at her home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs e. W. Wood of Put
nam were recent guests at J. II. Will
bur's.
The Pomfret Social league held
dance at Abingdon hall Friday eve
ming, July 80.
James Macintosh and family Of
Hyde Park. Mass. are occupying a
part of Mrs. Samuel Griggs' house for
the summer.
Mamie Sumner Of New Haven is
spending her vacation at the Sumner
farm.
Mrs. Christina Thompson and daugh-
ter from Pittsburg. Pa, are visit
ing with their cousin, Mrs. Annie War
ner.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07

family. who have been at Elmwood
for several months the guests of Mrs.
Gray's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Yet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pike and Mrs.
Pixies sister, Miss May Prindle, re-
turned on Friday to Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Miss Mary A Potter moved her
household goods last week to the cot
tage recently purchased from Arthur
Dodge.
Harry Cady has purchased the pair
of bay horses owned by Alice Steere.