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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
May Basket Party.
NORTH SGONINGTon.
Local People Attend Ordination of Rev. J. H. Adams-SmaII Notes of the Week.

Rev. and Mrs. Lucian Druhy Mrs. D. F. Chapman, Miss Phebe Sheffield and C. c. Gray attended the ordination of J. H. Adams at Pendleton Hill on Tuesday. MT. Druhy extended the hand of fellowship in the ordination services
 The missionary committee of the Stonington Union association held a meeting at the residence of Rev. Lu- elan Drury Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth w. Whitman is in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Arnold of Provi- dence have been recent visitors here.
 Miss Dora Thompson Maine is ex- ecutor of the will of her mother, the late Mrs. Catherine T. Maine.
 Mrs. Leonard Maine and her son, Allison Maine, are spending few days at Mount Tom, Mass
 Rev. N. B. Prindle of Preston was in the village Thursday.
 Miss Maud Thompson of Pendleton Hill spent Thursday night with the Misses Sheffield.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Vought of Wa terbury were in this place Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
GALES FERRY.
Touching Up Railroad station--PhiIa- delphia Artist Looking for Suitable Property-Cuttino of Timber.


 The work of painting the railroad station at the Ferry was completed this week. The ceiling of the interior mas been vanished and the floors oiled Mrs. Myrta Mather and Mrs. Fred erlck Turner of Long Cove attended the marriage of their nephew, Henry Turner Willcox, of Lisbon, and Miss Ellen May Ward of Bozrah at the Lef- l f1ngwell Baptist church Monday.
 The work on the large summer cot tage which is being built by George E Pitcher of Norwich for George Frost or Montclair, N J.. will be completed in about two weeks. It is expected that MT. Frost will visit his cottage Memorial day.
 Mother Goose and Her Family Present An entertainment. was given by the members of the Kindersinfoine orches- tra at the vestry of the Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening. The programme consisted of songs and reef tations with drill by Mother Goose and her family of children in costume Refreshments were served. Fitch Dolbeare of Norwich was the guest of Harlan Newbury Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Horace Sears of Ja- maica, l.. l., who recentl-- purchased the Charles Comstock cottage, moved into their new home last week. Mrs Sears and son have been guests of Mrs. Delphine Fish for some time.
 Miss Marion Pray of Attawaugan was the guest of Misses Grace and Gladys Thompson Wednesday and Thursday.
 Artist Bisbing Seeks Home. MT. and Mrs Henry Singlewood Bis ping of Philadelphia were guests of Mrs. Emma Bennett Wednesday, MT Bisbing is an artist who has recently returned from Paris and has been looking at places in this locality with the intention of making his home in Connecticut.
 Mrs. Fannie Adams Molthrop re- turned to the village Monday to spend the month of June at her home near Red Top. Mrs. Molthorp has been spending the past few months with relatives in Norwich and New Haven
 Mrs. George Peck of Norwich was g caller in the village Thursday. The timber on the portion of Gunge- wamp belonging to the estate of the late Erastus Hewitt of Poquetanuck is being cut by the Gardner Brothers oi Norwich
 Alfred Palmer. who Is employed ir Taftville, visited his grandmother, Mrs William Lewis. of Allyn's Point Sun day.
 Geer Cottage Opened. The cottage on the bluff owned by Misses Ellen and Lucy Geer of Nor wich was opened for the day Wednes- day.
 Mrs. James H. Belden of Locust Grove, Ledyard. has been visiting rel atives in the village this week.
 Inspected Yale Quarters.
 Secretary Curtiss of Yale University Boat club was in the village Wednes- day inspecting the quarters at Broad view. which have been undergoing re- pairs under the direction of Edward Latimer. who has charge of the build ings.
 Jonathan Satterlee and his daughter Miss Amy Satterlee, who have occu- pied the J. P. Satterlee cottage in the village during the winter months. re- moved to their home on the Ferry cove Tuesday.
 Mrs Ellen Allyn of Groton is visit ing her niece, Mrs. Charles J. Pierce at Allvn's Point
 Miss Mildred Scranton of Durham arrived Tuesday to spend the season with her aunts. Misses Amelia ana Susan Mathewson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
= NIANTIC. Tep
Or. c. D. Usher Speaks at consresa- tionaI chureh-N. E. o. P. Meeting Summer Residents Arriving.

Rev. c. ID. Usher of Stonington preached at the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening to large azIudfences. Dr. Usher spoke on pres eut conditions in Turkey, and also on missionary work which he has been doing there for several years.
 The send monthly meeting of Man tic lodge No. 241. New England Order of Protection, was held in Union hall Thursday evening, An interesting bus .iness session was held. after which the male members served box lunch. A pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
 Returned from Meriden.
 Walter R. Waldorf, Mrs. W. R. Wal dorf, Miss Isabella Waldorf returned Monday afternoon from Meriden, where they have been spending the winter. They were accompanied here by Hem " Sembler. who will pass the summer with them. to New London Tuesday in. MT. Hayes power boat Grace.
 Captain Lincoln Smith had two barges in charge Wednesday with coal on board for Niantic river ports.
 Mtgg Nellie Twiss left for Eastford Monday, where she has been employed by Mrs. John Prince. Miss Twiss has been spending several weeks with her T. Fierce. in Pine Grove.
 Mrs E. s. Warner Mrs. r. IT. Dart, Mrs E. K Beckwith, Mrs. John F.. Luce, Mrs. Charles Raymond, Miss Su- sette Carter. Mrs. w. H. Mosier, Mrs. E. M Beckwith were New London vis- itors thls week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Hall will soon move to Saybrook, where he will go in- to business.
 E. c. Russell and B. P. Beckwtth were In New London Tuesday and at tended a bah game.
 Robert T. Porter, proprietor of the Niantic house, was a business caller in New London Monday.
 Mrs. E. E. Palmer of Oswegatchie was the guest of Mrs. D. L. Gates in Penn avenue Monday.
 Visited Schools.
 S. J. Weaver was visiting the vari- ous departments of the Mantle school Tuesday
 The work on the two houseboats for c. K. Smith and John F. Luce is being pushed rapidly.
 Miss Hazel Damon has been enter taining Miss Lena R. Potter for a few days at the Mantle house.
 Miss N. $. Werner was a Hartford visitor Wednesday.
 Painters are at work on the resi- derce of J. F. Luce, ill Main street.
 Miss Laura Luce, who has been spending few days in New York, has returned tc her home in Little Boston.
 Mrs. Charles Lester of East Hartford arrived in the yiIllage Tuesday and is spending some time with relatives.
 Josiah Toms of West Townsend, Mass, was in the village Tuesday.
 R. E. Gorton was ill Deep River on Tuesday, surveying.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
V0LUNTOWN.
Byron D. Smith Post to Observe Mon- day as Memorial Day-Foresters Will Honor Their Dead.

Charles E. Maine and George w. Hatch were business visitors to Nor wich on Saturday
 Miss Bridget Sullivan of Providence. R. l., was a recent guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Chartier.
 Several from this village attended an enjoyable dance at Glasgo Satur- Jay evening. Richards orchestra of this place furnished music and Charles Chartier prompted.
 Mrs. Joseph Paul of Hope Valley, R. L. is a visitor at the home of her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Rivers.
 John Wright resigned as second hand of the spinning room at No. mill on Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles LaChappelle of Will Evansville is visiting at the home of her brother, Joseph Bibeault
 Mrs. w. H. Wilcox of Jewett City WAS a business caller in town on Mon day.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Maine were called to Hope Valley on Tuesday by the serious illness of Mrs. Maine's sis ter. Mrs. Edward Boutelle
 The novena being held at St! Thom- as church will close this (Saturday) evening with services at 7.S0.
 Mondays Order of Exercises.
 Monday next, May 31st. will be ob- oNANCd III lONli dS NhciHOIldl udN. by ron D. Smith post, G. A. R.. will leave Union square at 10 o'clock a. m. es- corted by the children of the public school and Court Liberty. No. 132 F. of A., and march to Robbins cemetery. where exercises will be held by the post, after which they will return to the Baptist church, where Memorial exercises will be held. Johnson's Drum corps has kindly volunteered their ser vices for the observance.
 Foresters' Memorial Day.
 The Foresters of America will also bserve Monday as Memorial day Ex x- ercises will be held in Union hall at g o'clock a. m., after which they will do escort duty to the G. A R. After es- corting the G. A. R. to the Baptist church they will proceed to St Thom- as cemetery and recorate the graves of two deceased members
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
ASHWILLETT.
Ordination of Rev. j. Howard Adams
 Otto Anderson Lost Horse.

Friends and acquaintances of Dr. Stanton were pained to learn of his recent sudden death
 Mrs. Mary F. F. Roode is the guest of relatives in Norwich.
 Mrs. Mary B. James is very i'll and IS attended by a Jewett City physi- clan.
 The ordination to the Baptist min istry of the Rev. J. Howard Adams took place Tuesday at the Pendleton Hill church. Ashwillett and Preston City residents attended the exercises
 Otto Anderson lost, a valuable horse Saturday. The animal died on-the road returning from Norwich.
 George Huntley is occupying the R. E. Swan house in this place.
 John L. Maine sold a fine pair of working cattle to parties in Preston the past week.
 Charles H. Eccleston, who died Fri day in Mystic was well known here where his ancestors many of them for merly resided.
 s: P. Eggleston is improving in health.
 Otto Anderson of New York spent Sunday in Ashwillett
 Memorial day will be observed Mon Gay.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
LEBANON.
Rev. w. T. Thayer to Deliver Memo
 rial Day Address-ordination of Congregational Pastor r-eleet in June.


 A committee was appointed by the First Congregational church last Sum day, to make arrangements for the ordination and installation of the pas- ter, F. B. Smith, early in June.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. P. Fowler and Mir. and Mrs s. w. Throop attended the commencement exercises of the Hart ford Theological seminary. last We'd nesday at which time their pastor, F.. E. Smith. received the degree of bach elor of divinity.
 Mir. and Mrs. Churchill of Rocky Hill visited friends here over Sunday. Mrs. Churchill was Miss Bertha Stark, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Robinson.
 Mrs. George Foster has returned from St. Joseph's hospital. Williman- tic. much improved in health.
 Mrs. Susan Perry of Willmantic is spending the week at the home of Dr. Danielson.
 Dr. and Mrs. Drake of Stonington spent two or three days this week with Mrs Drake's mother Mrs Mary Sweet.
 Mondays Exercises.
 Tn the memorial service Monday at 2 D. m. at Grange hall. music will be provided. The roll will be called by Rev. l.. F.. Livermore. after which he will read Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Prayer will be offered. After music. Rev w.. T. Thayer of Norwich will speak on the theme. Lest We Forget All have been asked to send flowers Monday morning
 The directors of the Lebanon street railway are hoping to begin construc- tion soon.
 Orrin Wade has been employed as boss farmer and has moved to Exc ter
 Fred Turner of Willimantic has been spending a few days with relatives here, taking pictures of the apnle trees in full bloom.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
WINDHAM COUNTY.
EKUNK.
Local Guests at Providence Birthday elebration-children christened.

In the list of farm names last week the following corrections of tynp- graphical misplacements are made: Pharisee Rock farm. Alfred Gallup: Douglass place, owned by Avery A. Stanton.
 Mrs. Edward Pratt is much better.
 Mir and Mrs Caleb Madison have returned home from a several weeks stay at their new home on Seaside drive, R. l
 Miss Minnie BeclSwith Is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Adelbert Stan- ton. in Wauregan
 Mrs. Alvin Corey and two children are visiting Mrs. Corey's mother. Mrs. Chapman. at Groton Point.
 Mrs. Ann Corey is visiting married children fin Providence.
 On Monday, Mrs. E Byron Gallup and daughter. Mrs. Charles Hopkins Of Plainheld. went Co Providence to celebrate the birthday Of Mrs. Gallup's sister. Mrs. William Stanton.
 John Kelly. a former resident hero. who now lives in Moosun has n daughter four years old. Doris Olive. who is very ill from a cancer in tho head That and a younger child. Pres colt Francis, have been christcncd by the mothers pastor, Mir. Kellogg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29

Lavinia were visitors at Henry Kneel- ands in Columbia on Tuesday. Attended Funeral of Mrs. Robinson.
 Charles Robinson and Myron Abeii were at Noroton Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. M w Robinson, wife of Dr. M. w. Robinson, formerly of Colchester.
 Mrs. Ida Spafard of Glastonbury was a recent visitor at her mothers, Mrs. Sophronia Abell's.
 Mrs. C. G. Cobb. Mrs. w. s. Allen, Mrs. B. r. Pendleton and Mrs. Wil- liam Oddie spent Thursday at Maple Corners. the guests of Mrs. L.. Spauld- ing
 Mrs. Louise Watrous of Voluntown Is visiting heroaunt, Mrs. c. J. Holmes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
LAUREL GLEN.
Attended Ordination of Rev. J. H Adams-Hawk Killing Champions.

Mrs. Leonard Maine with her two children started for Proctorsville, Vt, Tuesday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Attaway Maine, Ber- tram Holdredse. Thomas T. Maine and Mrs. Jaames Maine attended the ord ination services at Pendleton Hill last Tuesday.
 Rev. F. P. Mathewson preached a sermon and held communion service at the Laurel Glen chapel last Sunday morning.
 Rev. J. H. Adams Will Preach.
 Rev. J. H. Adams of Pendleton Hill will preach next Sunday at p. m. in the same place.
 Miss Ellen Maine called on her cous- in. Mrs. James Maoine, Monday after noon.
 Howard Maine and Frank Palmer are making havoc among the hawks in this vicinity. Every hawk killed saves many chickens. Let the good work go on.
 There will be prayer meeting at the home of James Maine next We'd nesday evening at 7.3O o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
Meeting of Missionary Society.
PRESTON.

The Ladies' Sewing society met with Miss Mary F. Woodmansee Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. William Tillinghast of Thorn ton, R. T., visited over Sunday with Mrs. Charles Carey.
 Rev. l.. E. Pangburn of New Haven preached in the Congregational church Sunday.
 Miss Maggie McAvoy, who has been staying with Mrs. John Wilson, return cd to her home Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick McAvoy and little son are visiting at Daniel Mo- Avoy's.
 Memorial day exercises will be held at Preston City Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock
 Rev. MT Balcom of Plainfield will preach in the Congregational church nexf Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
LISBON.
earn panoe Greatly Enjoyed.

Erwin Fowler and MT Smith of Pres ton attended the Newent church Sun day evening.
 William Collins of Central Village has returned to his home. after staying a week at George Kennedy's.
 Mrs. Frank Hyde was in Norwich Wednesday.
 The barn dance held in Charles Bu- ceit's new barn last Friday night was well attended, about twenty-five cou- pies coming from Preston, Versailles and Greeneville. The Plain Hill or chestra furnished music.
 Miss Alice Alice E. Kennedy is iIn- proving
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
NORTH LYME.
Wedding Announcements Received.

Samuel Baboock, who has resided in Lyme the past year, has moved to his former home in North Plain, having sold his farm in Lyme Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss Ellen Ward of Norwich, former resident of this place, and Harry Wilcox of Jewett City, on Monday of this week. They will reside in Jewett City.
 The ladies' missionary society met at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon with . large attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
LEONARD BRIDGE.
Local Friends at Noroton Funeral
 General News.

Miss Zinky of Brooklyn is at the parsonage for a few weeks. the guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Park.
 Mrs. T. B. McCoid is entertaining her sister from Bridgeport
 Dr. M w. Robinson Of NorotOn re- gently made a short visit with his brother and sister. Charles Robinson and Mrs. Sophronia Abell
 Will Durfee has hired to work for Mir. Clark of Hebron.
 Mrs. E. F. Kneeland and daughter
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
etTCHVILLE.
Boys Catch Undersized PickereT-Sur prise Party for Miss Elsie Adams.

As Game Warden A. NJ Miller was passing along the road near the arch bridge Sunday he noticed a couple of Jewish boys fishing. The game warden started towards the boys intending to examine their catch but the boys, recognizing him, threw the bag into the water and before the official could reach them had disappeared in the woods. The bag was later secured and contained two pickerel less than ten inches in length.
 Monday night the members of the dancing class had a surprise party at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Ad- ans in honor of their daughter. Miss Elsie Adams. member of the class. Games were played during the early evening and later the young folks re- tired to the hall. where dancin- was enjoyed. Sandwiches, cake, lemonade. etc.. were served. The music for the dancing was furnished by Arthur Chapman, violin and Mrs, Adams, piano.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
MAY BASKET
Hung to Pastor and Wife at Bethel
 Parsonage.

The pastor and wife of the Bethel M. B. church in Griswold were agreeably surprised by the members and friends of the society hanging them a May basket. The friends were caught and invited to the house, where they spent social hour. The basket was found to contain many of the substantial things of life. which were very much appreciated by them.
 Epworth League Elects Officers.
 The annual meeting of the Epworth league for the election of officers for the ensuing year was held, May 18th. The following officers were elected: President. Ransom H. Young; first vice president. Mrs. Walter Burdick; second vice president, Mrs. Frank Chamber lain; third vice president, Miss Laura Young fourth vice president, Miss Mary Richmond;, secretary and treas urer Miss Minnie Richmond, organist, Miss Laura Young.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
HAMBURG.
Lecturers Hour at Grange Devoted to
 Memorial Exercises.

The topic for lecturers hour of Lyme grange, No. 147. at it's meeting May 20, was ''In memory of our soldier dead" reading. Origin of Memorial Day, by Miss Goldburg, was very in- teresting. Then followed reading. First Decoration Day Proclamation. Mrs. M. E. Huntley; recitation. The Black. the Blue and the Gray. by Miss Ada Hard
 ing; recitation The Fallen Heroes, Mrs Nellie Sawyer, which was fol- lowed by an address, A Tribute to Our Honored Dead by Worthy Chaplain Rev. c. H. Frederick. The singing of The Star Spangled Banner and Amer
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
GARDNER LAKE.
May Basket for Mir. and Mrs. Ernest
 Latimer-LocaI Mention.

Miss Ethel Champlin of the Backus hospital, Norwich, was the guest of her parents Sunday morning.
 Charles H. Bailey Is visiting his daughter in Mantle.
 Mrs. Judson Miner of Bozrah was a caller in town Tuesday.
 A May basket was left at the door of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Latimer Mon- day night. The party, being followed closely by a fleet runner of the house, took to the fields and was rounded up at the home of Sidney A. Dolbeare, going from there to their homes.
 Mr. Thrall of Salem has moved to the farm formerly occupied by Dwight Miner.
 Mrs. Loue1la Fletcher of South Col chester Is the guest of Mrs. Sidney A. Dolbeare.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
PENDLET0N HILL.
pr. Coates from Waterbury a Local
 Visitor-PsrsonaI Mention.

The Sunday evening service at our church was well attended
 The weekly prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs. James Cooke.
 Clifford and Irving Thompson were callers at Jewett City last Monday.
 Dr. Coates. the state secretary, and Rev. Frank Vought and wife of Water bury, Conn. have been guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. Howard Adams.
 Dwight Thompson and Irving Thompson spent the day Wednesday at George Wheeler's.
 Merrick Watson was home last Tuesday.
 Bert Miner is helping John Newton with his planting.
 Miss Beatrice Malloy sepnt Sunday at Bion Kinney's.
 Dr. c. 0. Maine of Stonington and brother of Manchester were callers at w. L. Mains Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
SOUTH LYME.
Brown Family Arrives at Fair View

Mrs. E. J. Luce and her mother were visitors in New London Wednesday.
 Fred Comstock is visiting his grand parents, MT. and Mrs. F. c. Payne.
 Allan Spens and his sister Janet. called on friends in this place Sun day.
 J. Hart led the meeting at the Un- ion chapel Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Stanford Brown of New York have arrived at their sum- mer home, Far View.
 Captain Ezra Reckwith is visiting friends in this place.
 Several local young people will at tend the dance at Golden Spur park Memorial day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
GRISWOLp.
Norwich C. E. Union to Meet Here on
 June 5th.

Mrs. Henry Moray of Brooklyn. Ct. visited last week with her father and sister.
 T. Fred Edmond is spending a week with relatives in Waterbury.
 Miss Cora Chase of Danielson visit ed friends in town last week.
 The Norwich c. E. union will meet with the Griswold society June 5, aft ernoon and evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
WlLSONVILLE.
Dogs Killed Thirty shesp-Four Teams
 of Gypsies.

Mrs. B. s. Upham was confined to the house few days the past week
 One day the past week while tho family Of E. Cortiss were away dogs got among his sheep and killed about thirty, or nearly all of them.
 Four teams of gypsies won't through here going south. They did not stop here.
 Charles Jennings and wife of Woon- socket were home over Sunday. MT. Jennings is buying machinery in Dan ielson for the firm where he ls at work
 Mrs. Miles was a visitor in Webster Tuesday.
 Rats Kin Chickens.
 Quite number have lost younn Chickens by rats. Monday Mr. upham iOst twenty-four.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
GOSHEN.
Interesting Announcements at Church New Safe for Records-May 5as- ket Party Eludes CaPturg.

Roger s. Foote of Norwich was a visitor at his old home here. Maple Dell, early this week
 Mrs. Charles Hinckley and son, Ralph c. Hinckley, have returned from spending a few days with friends in Westchester.
 Among the announcements Sunday was the Memorial day exercises held at Lebanon Center Monday, and a fel- lcwship meeting (which is one of q series of meetings) to be held at Franklin June 16.
 The committee of the Goshen church has bought a new safe for safe de- posit of the church records and valua- ble papers.
 May Basket Party.
 A number of pupils in the Tenth school district hung a large May bas- ket to their teacher. Miss Clara Gill; lette, on Wednesday evening. None of the party happened to- get caught.
 There is promise of the finest crop of native strawberries yet grown.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
BUZRAH.
Grange Members Hear klondyke Trip Observation-Disclosures Entertained Dur ing the Week.

Mrs. Sherwood G. Avery is spending a few weeks in New London.
 Miss Maria Fargo, Miss Abby J. Woodwork and Miss Annie Peckham of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Gager this week
 MT and Mrs Edward Abel and Miss Frances were visitors on Lathrop Hill Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
Varied Programme at Grange.

The Grange meeting was held in the Town hall Wednesday evening, with g members present. James Caldwell de- scribed his experience and trip to the Klondyke. where he spent four years in search of gold Red Wings, Ap- pie Blossoms, Old Oaken Bucket and Star Spangled Banner were sung and illustrated by tableaux. Four mem hers were voted on to join the New London County Pomona, which meets with the Salem Grange June IT. The next meeting will be June 2.
 Frank Perkins Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary Sawyer of Bozrah street
 Miss Blanche Smith is spending sev- eral weeks with friends in Boston.
 Surprise Visit to Miss Adams.
 Miss Elsie NJ Adams was given a pleasant surprise Monday evening at her home in FitchvHle, when a num- Der of her friends paid her an unex- pected visit An enjoyable evening was spent. with various games and musical selections. A luncheon was served. Then dancing was enjoyed in Fitch vile hall for an hour, an orchestra fur nishing music
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29

The annual controversy between those in command of Perkins post. G. A. R., and of Camp Cole, United