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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
RAWS0N
Wells and Springs Dry-Station Agent
Andre on Honeymoon-Notes.

L. c. Stocking and Dwight Phillips
we're in South Chaplin Monday even
ing
The wells and springs are beeom-
ing dry for the need of rain. One
boiling spring on the farm of L. c,
Stocking never was known to be dry
before.
o. A Weeks of Arlington is acting
as station agent during the absence
of Agent Ralph Andre, who was mar
ried on Wednesday and is taking his
honeymoon in Canada.
James Fitzgerald was a Whitman
tic visitor on Tuesday.
l. W. Hammond lost a valuable
horse on Saturday from collie
Mrs. L. c. Stocking has returned
from her mothers home at Ocean
Beach, Mass.
Joseph Hopkins has returned to Nor
wich having been spending few days
at Henry Kenyons'.
Misses Mamie and Emma Terhune
of Hackensack, N. j., are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman.
A. L. Potter of Pomfret was the
guest of Frank and Dwight Philips
on Tuesday.
John Hammond of Chaplin spent
Sunday at home.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
WESTMINSTER
Rev. A. A. Smith Attended Ministerial
Association Meetins-Peek and Fos-
ter School Reunion.

Rev. A. A. Smith attended the Wind
ham County Ministerial association at
Putnam Tuesday He is spending tho
remainder of the week at Leicester,
Mass. with his family.
Rev. A. A. Smith preached Sunday
from Romans 8:14. There were thir-
ty-eight people present.
of her sisters in Boston, Providence
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson are
spending several weeks at Charles
Barstow's. All were glad to see their
faces at church once again last Sab
bath.
Miss Grace Rathbun. who is attend
the Willimantic Normal school, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
here.
Charles Coulter has sold his farm
to Mr.. Davis of Stamford and will
move his family to New Haven this
week, where he is employed as a car
penter.
Whooping cough is prevalent among
the children of this vicinity.
Peck and Foster School Reunion.
There was a good attendance at the
Peck and Foster school reunion on
Wednesday, the day being an ideal
one. The morning was spent in So
clal conservation reviewing old school
day "reminiscences. This was followed
by dinner after which there were lit
erary exercises. Aaron p. Morse pre-
sided. Rev. s. B. Carter gave the ad-
dress of welcome. The response was
by the old teachers, Calvin Foster. AS
their names were called others re-
sponded in a pleasing way and togeth-
er with the singing made an interest :
ing programme. The old fashioned
spelling match attracted the attention
of all present, the words being pro-
nounced by the old teachers.
Notes.
Mary F. Lovett of Groton spent part
of last week with her son and attend
ed the reunion.
Miss Florence Hope spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Smith
Mrs. F. e. Sage is entertaining her
sister from Milford, n. H.
Wilfred Sage is recovering from his
illness and will soon be able to leave
the Middletown hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
LEFFINGWELL-
Sunshine Band Elects Officers-SchooI
Opens Monday-Notes of the Week.


An interesting meeting of the Sun
shine band was held at the home of
Elsie Beard Saturday. The meyting
was opened with the president, Ruth
Ellis, in the chair. Following the
singing of He Leadeth Me, prayer was
offered by the members. The secre-
tary's report was read and accepted
The members voted to send IS to
school in Japan. The following Off
GERS we're elected for the next six
months President, Ruth Palmer:
vice president. Hazel Calkins: secre-
tary, Myra Ellis; treasurer. Ella LET
fingwell. The meeting closed with the
saying the Mizpah benediction.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. of New London. spent
the first of the week at Mrs Mary
Grays.
The school in this place opened on
Monday with Miss Odgers Of East
Great Plain as teacher
The woman's missionary meeting
was held at the home of Mrs Grace
Peckham of Franklin "Wednesday.
Many from this place attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Staubly aid
children and C. Edward Staubly Of
Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Gray.
Carrier LeffinewelI Back from vaca-
ton.
Alfred Leffingwell. driver on route
No. 2. commenced work Monday aft
er a vaaction Of fifteen days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pitcher of East
Great Plain were the guest of the lat
ter's sister in this place Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers of Sherman
street, Norwich, is Wis. ting her sister,
Mrs. George Rogers.
John Kelso of Chester Mountain,
Mass, was the guest over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rogers.
G. M. Geisthardt was at New Ha-
ven Wednesday on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
CHAPLIN.
Rev. Sherrod soule's Talks Enjoyed
Old Resident Has Interesting Expe-
rIence.

Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford, sec
Rotary of the Connecticut Missionary
society. gave an interesting discourse
at the church last Sunday and also
gave an inspiring address at the meet
ing of the Y. p. S. c. E. In the even
ing.
Rev. Mr.. King of Eastford is to
preach next Sunday.
Mrs. Jared w. Lincoln has been
quite seriously Ill.
Edwin E. CLARK, an aged and re-
speeted citizen, who has been in fail
Ing health for several months, Ia very
low.
Auto Ride for Oldest Resident.
Miss Jerusha Crosby, the Oldest per-
son in town, was given a short auto
ride last Monday, and called on her
niece. Mrs. E. Jessie Hunt, where she
saw a telephone for the first time.
Miss Crosby will be 80 years old on
Jan. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Cornell of Bar
rington, r. l., were visitors at Mrs. e.
Jessie Hunts last Sunday and Mon
day, making the trip in the auto.
Ross Will Case Ends.
Many of the representative citizens
of the town. including a number out Of
town. have been in attendance last
week and this as witnesses in the Will
liam Ross will case, on trial in the
superior court at Putnam. The trial
came to and end suddenly Tuesday
afternoon. BY the terms of the will
the Congregational church of Chaplin
receives $4,000, and the sum of $500
is given for a new public library, and
an additional $1,000, the income to be
used for the support of the library Mrs.
Caroline r. Preston of Willimantic
$1,000, Mrs. Mary Swift of EaglevilIe
$1,000. TIE remainder of the large es-
tate is given to the widow, Mrs. Emily
] Ross
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
FlTCHvlLLE
Workman Falls Twenty Feet and
Sprains Ankle-GirIs Frightened
During School.

An Italian laborer in the emple1r OF
G. NJ. Williams of Norwich, who had
men putting in new water gates here,
had narrow escape from death on
Tuesday morning. While wheeling a
barrow across some planks extending
from one wall to another, he mis-
stepped and fell about thirty feet be-
low. but landed on the foreman, who
was standing beneath the boards. At
first it was thought he was seriously
injured and DIR. Kimball of Norwich,
who was called, found he had es-
capped with sprained ankle.
ShoveIers Quit Work.
wednesday an Italian and car
penter employed on the gates got in
to an alteration and things were
lively for a few minutes. Shovels and
pickaxes were brought into use, but
before any harm was done the men
were parted The Italian was dis
charged and later the other Italian
shovelers left the job and returned
to their homes in Norwich.
Dead Deer Found.
Last week Game Warden Asa M.
Miller got wind of the shooting of a
deer in Lebanon and started an in
vestigation. Saturday he found the
dead deer in lot on the farm of
x
had dropped, having run until it's
strength gave out.
While a couple of ladies' were out for
a walk Monday evening a Polish man
returning from work in the mill to
his home in Yantic, walked up to them
and seized them, frightening them
badly. Their screams frightened the
man away. The local officers are wait
ing for the consent of the young ladies'
before arresting the man.
Mrs. George Eastland and infant
daughter of New London are spend
ing the week with Mr.. Eastland's
parents.
Mrs. Mary Maria and daughter No
rah spent Sunday at the Windham
inn
Misses Julia and Josie kingberger
were in Colchester Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and son and
the formers cousin. Marshall Gates Of
California, are visiting Mrs. Thomp-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clark of Hadlyme.
Miss Lizzie Kingsley of Norwich
Town was the guest of Miss Mary Nc
Carly Sunday.
Mrs Willis Chappell has returned
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Powers, of Chesterfield
Miss Mabel Coughlin is visiting in
Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
CLARK'S CORNERS
Matters of Personal Mention.

New York is stopping at the Naples.
Mrs. Minnie Millerd of Willimantic
was in town a few days this week.
State Policeman Robert Hurley was
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Martin were in
Putnam Tuesday.
Mrs. William Green of Norwich Wis
tied her sister recently.
Mrs. Mary Heath OF. Springfield, who
visited her cousin, Mrs. Allen Jewett,
returned home last Saturday
Recent guests at H. c. Whitford's
are A. Fl. Mcintyre and mother of
Pawtucket, r. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs
John Whitford of Eastford Conn.
Miss A. Faye barrow of New Lon
don is at z. e. Chapel's.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
HAMBURG.
Visitors in Town TO Attend the Grange
Fair.

A. e. Lord and family of Water
bury were in town this week
Miss Cleone Warner of Hartford
was in town Wednesday as were al
so her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Warner of East Haddam.
William Bennett was at the Martin
house one day this week.
Miss Leonora Warner Of Hartford
has been the guest of Miss Dorothy
Daniels.
Mrs. Fred King and Miss Mamie
Conroy of Saybrook were at the fair
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederick Beebe and daughter
Florence of Hadlyme were in town
this week.
Mr. Simpson of Hadlyme was call
ing ton town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reynolds of Wa
terford were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Reynolds recently
Seymour Tracy of Deep River at
tended the grange fair Wednesday.
Miss Emma Beebe of Deep River
was among the out of town visitors
this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
M0NTvlLLE.
Religious and Social Mention-Odd
Fellows Enjoy Supper-Fishins Trip
off Fishers Island.

Religious and Social Mention-Ood
Fellows Enjoy Supper-Fishine Trip
off Fishers Island.
Mrs. Julia Coen has been III the past
week.
A number of the ladies of the I'm
ion Baptist church met Tuesday aft
ernoon at the church parlors to sew
for a needy family in town.
Mrs. G.. G. Chappell and Miss Flor
ence Chapman were in Chesterfield
Saturday.
Entertained Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary socieEy of
the Union Baptist church was enter
tanned by their president, Mrs. Ara
bella Latimer at her home Thursday
afternoon.
Briefs.
Hiram Rogers Daniel barrow, Miss
Ruth Chapel, all of New London, and
Mrs John Vars of Norwich attended
the roll call at the Union Baptist
church here Sunday, September 10,
they being members of this church.
Fred j. Hope spent Monday in New
London.
A supper was given in Thames
lodge, No. p, I O. Q. f., Tuesday
evening.
Alfred Melcer of California, is en-
ployed, at the office of the Palmer
Bros factory.
Successful Fishermen.
c. r. Browning of Montville Center
and Wallace Potter enjoyed fishing
trip off Fishers island Monday and
were successful in capturing some sea
bass and mackerel.
Roll Call at Union Baptist Church.
There was a large attendance at
the first roll call service OF the I'm
ion Baptist church, which was held
Sunday. September 10. Rev. G. G.
Chappell gave a most impressive SER
mon, subject, A Call to a New De-
'parture. The musical part of the SER
vice was very inspiring. The young
ladies' choir was assisted by the male
quartettA During the roll call. at
which two-thirds of the membership
responded. Robert Latimer sang most
beautifully When the Roll Is Called.
At the close of the service the Lords
Supper was administered and the new
individual communion service used for
the first time. The church auditorium
was tastefully decorated by Mrs. Ara
bella Latimer and Mrs. Norman Allen
and gave out a cheerful welcome. The
service of the Young Peoples society
in the evening was conducted by Miss
Jennie Wood. The whole day was one
of help and encouragement.
Fred Phillips ans John Brown were
in Chesterfield Monday, MAXIM re-
pairs on the Baptist cemetery in that
town.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
PH0ENIxVlLl.E
Accident to Stage Driver-Deer De-
stroy Buckwheat Field.

c. P. Latham is engaged in plac-
ing pole railing on the deep fills
on the new state road.
William Ross, the stage driver, had
an accident Sunday while driving in
Pomfret. The horse broke through
a pole culvert and ran away, smash
ing the carriage and throwing Mr..
Ross out. but not injuring him be-
yond few bruises.
Charles Downing has returned after
a few days visit with his sister, Mrs,
Q. j. Atwood of South Manchester
Miss Elsie Dickey is staying with
relatives in Chelsea, Mass.
W. G. Holman has large force of
men at work filling his silo.
Deer are becoming a nuisance in
the south part of the town, nearly de-
stroying a buckwheat field belonging
to Joseph Slavik.
Some fine strings of pickerel and
perch are being caught at Halls res
ervoir
Miss Resale 3. Spaulding is enter
tanning a number of friends from
Stamford at Sunnyside cottage.
0. J. Atwood of Manchester was
here in his auto Sunday, taking c.
c. Downing back with him.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
NORTH STONINGTON
Tea in Honor Of Wisconsin Guest
Rev. Lucian Drury to Supply at Bap-
tist Church.

Mrs. Lucian Drury gave a o'clock
Jea Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. J. G. Smith of Toman, Wis, who
As spending few weeks in town. Six
teen were present.
Rev. F. T. Whitman has Joined his
family at the Maine home in this vii
lage.
Miss Dora Thompson Maine is spend
ing fortnight at Poland Springs, Me.
Mrs. B. F. Arnold and her son.
Frank II. Arnold, of Providence, We're
visitors here Thursday.
Miss Alice Avery has entered col
1ege at Oberlin o.
Mrs. A. B. Maine has returned to
her home in Norwich.
Re-engassd by Baptist Church.
Rev Lucian Drury by unanimous
vote of the church and congregation
sas been engaged as stated supply Of
the Third Baptist pulpit from Oct. 1
to Jan. l. This is the church whose
passionate Mr.. Drury resigned last
spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
GRlSWOLD
Mr.. and MSi. Horace Reid Entertain
Pachaug Choir.

Mrs. F.. A. Geer and daughter vis-
tied NJ. Geer's sister of Danielson
last Saturday.
Mrs. George Edmond with her son
and daughter visited with the Edmond
brothers last Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Dart of Groton visit
ed Mrs Horatio Reid the past week.
Mrs. Percy Davis of Boston and
Miss Anna Cook of Jewett City have
been the guests of Victor CampbeIl
this week.
The members of the Pacliaug choir
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horatio Reid last Saturday evening,
singing from the old song book. Joy
and gladness occupied most of the
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served. Everyone enjoyed the eve
ming largely. A most cordial invita-
tion was extended to the party by the
host and hostess to visit them again
soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
MASSAPEAG.

Capt. Henry Champlin of New Lon
don visited his mother, Mrs. z. Cham
plin, Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Perkins of Groton was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Fitch, over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles f. Berry of Westerly
r. J., is the guest of Mrs. Etheridge
at the homestead for a few days.
John p. Murphy and family closed
their cottage for the season this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
FUNERAL.
YIN
Or. Matthew 8. Nichols.

The funeral OF DIR. Matthew s. Mich
OILS. formerly a well known dentist
here for many years. was held in the
Memorial chapel Saturday morning.
He has lived with his only son, Wal
ter X Nichols. In Providencs since
the death OF his wife, six years ago.
lie has been a helpless invalid for
many months. but has been tsnderiy
cared for thee. His son now is crit
ically III with spinal meningitis.
Rev. Robert Parker Mrs. Frank
Martin and Mrs. Charles Williams Of
Providence were guests OF L. Howard
Cross Saturday. They came to attend
the funeral of DR.. Nichols. Among
others who attended the funeral were
Eugene Collins OF Providence, Henry
James of Providence. Oscar Atwood
of Brooklyn, Mrs. Sarah ]. Dyer and
Mrs Cosmer Young OF DanieIson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas shannon have
returned home from Southbridge.
Mass. where they have been visiting
Mrs Shannon's sister.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
BOZRAH
Missionary Meetins-Granse Hears
Talk on Town improvements.

The missionary meeting held with
Mrs. o. A. Bishop was attended by
two ladies and one gentleman. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in ty-
lag quilt after which a lunch was
served. The next meeting is to be held
in four weeks with Mrs. Charles j.
AAeli
Hiss Alice Bishop and Miss hIdude
G.. Lsthrop attended a grange meeting
in Elainfe1d one night this week and
were entertained at the home of Mr..
AID Mrs. P. w Lewis.
Mrs. Charles Parkhurst was a re-
cent visitor at Mrs. Charles Gagers.
Mrs o. A. Bishop has returned from
a few days visit in Plainfield.
Harry Lathrop of Woonsocket was
az home for a short time this week.
There was a meeting of the grange
on Wednesday evening with a good
number present. The lecturers hour
vas taken up with a talk on the i'm
proven,ents Of the town
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
WINDHAM
informal Tea Given by Mrs. Henry
Hatch-FuneraI of Mrs. Nathan D..
Haley.

nafey
Miss Emily Perkins of Norwich IL
registered at the inn.
Mrs. Jarvis and Miss Jarvis Of
Brooklyn. who are ON a carriage trip
We're at the inn over Sunday.
Col. w. s. ChappelI, Col. Henry Weir
and /. ]. Hammond attended the
Rockville fair Wednesday. going by
automobile ,A
ing his sister, Mrs. w. f. Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Webb re-
turned from the White mountains on
Monday.
Dan Brown of Warren street, Nor
witch, spent Sunday with his grand
father Henry LarrApee.
Mrs. Dalyrymple Of Milbury. Mass.
has been the guest of her brother.
Horace Eaton.
Mrs. Julia w. Marquette returned
Monday from a weeks visit at Pine
Orchard
Rev w. s. Kelsey and family have
gone to Boston for the winter.
Mrs. Hattie Harvey Woodson is
Providence is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Harvey
Mrs. Andrew Metzger has been the
guest of Norwich friends this week.
Miss Abigail w. Bates has returned
to her duties in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Hatch Gives Tea.
Mrs. Henry Hatch gave a pleasant
informal tea from to 5 o'clock on
Wednesday. Mrs. James Baker Of
New London poured, assisted by Miss
es Clara and Sarah Johnson. The
guests included Mrs. w. F. Maine, Mrs.
Classeen Mrs. e. w. Loomis, Miss
Emma Larrabee. Mrs. H. O. Lathrop,
Mrs. F. E. Guild, Miss May Frink
Mrs. Julia Arnold, Miss Gertrude Ar
mold, Miss Mary Perkins, Mrs. ]. G.
Fenton. Miss J. w. Bingham, Mrs
H. G. Grimes, Miss Julia Swift, Mrs.
Johnston. New Haven. Miss Emily
Huntington, New York, Misses Clara
and Sadie Johnson, Mrs. Henry Weir,
Mrs. Julia w. Marquette, Mrs. Lef-
fingwell Mrs. w. S. Chappell, Mrs.
James Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
WOODSTOCK
Death of Mrs. LYMAN Fitts-D. A. r,
Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Chandler OF San
Antonio, Texas, are guests of Deacon
Amasa Chandler.
Mrs. LYMAN Fits died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Henry T. Child
Tuesday morsing. Mrs. Fits had been
i'll for some time. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon
The Elizabeth Porter Putnam chap
ter, d. A. r.. made a pilgrimage -
Woodstock Hill Tuesday afternoon.
The party numbering thirty, visited
the cemetery. listened to an address
by DR.. George A. Bowen, entitled His
toric Woodstock, and were entertained
at tea by Miss Mary G. Perley and
the local members of the chapter
Mrs. William Mathewson is enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Haskell of
Wakefield, Neb., and Mrs. A. McC.
Mathewson of New Haven.
Miss Edith H. Hall left Wednesday
to resume her duties as instructor In
archaeology at Mt. Holyoke college.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
GARDNER LAKE
Local People at Hamburg Fair-Per
sonals.

Henry Bolender, Jr., has moved his
family back to Highbridge, N. Y.
Mrs. David Maynard has returned
from several days visit in Palmer
town.
Mrs. Orrin Gardner recently called
on friends in Bozrah.
Miss Edith Boynton of Norwich is
visiting her uncle Olin r. Boynton.
Quite number from here were at
the Hamburg fair.
Mr.. and Mrs., William Long OF Boz
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
LEDYARD
Social Evening at Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
clark's-Pomona to Meet With Lc-
cal Grange.

Herbert w. Gallup of Norwich was
an over Sunday guest of his father and
sister.
Miss Grace Gallup has been stay
ing several days in Norwich and
Franklin.
party of ten married couples
gathered at the nav residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Clark on Wednesday
evening and enjoyed social time.
Mrs Daniel f. Gray had charge Of the
arrangements. Cake, sandwiches, cof-
fee, lemonade and watermelon were
served.
Mrs. Stephen Peckham, who has been
I'll, is a little better.
Pomona Meeting.
The New London County Pomona
Grange will meet with the Ledyard
Graneg on Oct. 21st.
Eelden Gter Vt Hartford, who has
been staying several days at the Geer
homestead, has returned home.
Personals.
Miss Mile Marshall OF Provldencs
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
PENDLEToN HILL.

Miss Wightman and Miss Williams,
who have been visiting at the parson-
age, have returned to Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ID. Thompson spent
Tuesday at George A. Thompson's in
North Stonington
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryder of APP
ponaug, r. l.. are visiting Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Thompson.
Elmer Coon spent Monday night at
Old Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25

rah, called on local friends a few days
ago.
Mrs. stewart Greenman and Mrs.
Frank b. Ray Of Occum visited Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A. Dol
beare
Miss Lille johnson of Mantle is
the guest of Mrs. Ella Champlin.
Miss Ethel Boynton of Palmertown
visited her parents Sunday.
Ephraim Williams of Norwich is
visiting local friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
WEST WOODSTOCK
Evangelist Flanders Leaves for Ns-th
Ashford4Union Service Hsid-Psr-
sonas.

Mrs. Annie Byrnes Of Norwich was
a guest at Knelm the FIRST Of the
week.
Albert Smith OF East Brinrfieid ana
Chester Strait of Pawtucket were at
Knelm Sunday.
Mrs. Allen OF Waterloo, Canada, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w @. Clark, the past week
Mrs. L. 7. Perrin has been spending
a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Hem
ry Converse. In Putnam.
r. T. Perrin drove to Hartford Sat-
urday and returned by trolley to
Southbridge Monday.
Evangelist Flanders closed his la
bors here sunday morning and went TO
North Ashford.
The two churches held a union SER
vice at the Baptist church on Sunday
evening.
F. N. Harris is doing some carpen-
ter repair work at Quinebaus.
Mrs. Richard Hicks Is entertaining
an aunt and cousin.
Mrs. f. L. Perrin left on Friday for
a few days visit with friends in Prov
idence
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
ARLINGTON
Anderson Phillips Marriage-FuneraI
of Charles Chaee.

Miss Mary Wilbur returned to the
Connecticut agricultural college for
her senior year on Monday.
Rev. c. w. Burt has been enter
tanning Deacon Buell. of Waterbury for
few days.
Charles p. Grosvenor is improving
at the Day-Kimball hospital.
The funeral services OF Charles
Chace were held at the house on Sun
day at one o'clock. Rev. c. W. Burt
conducted The services. Burial was
in the family dot in Grove street GEM
etery Putnam.
James Anderson and Mrs. Julia
Phillips were married by Justice Of the
Peace Dryden at Abingdon hall on Sat
urday, September Is,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
HOWARD VALLEY

II. Humes and family were in Can,
terbury on business Monday.
r. o. Hawkes. and Lester Hawkes.
attended the New England fair at
Worcester.
Miss Pauline Kern OF Preston
preached in the Valley church last
Sunday
Mrs. II. G. Snow OF Dsnielson Wis
tied at +. A. Burnham's Tuesday.
Frank O. Hawkes. has bought q
house lot at Foster Center. r. I. and
Is building house.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25
NORTH STERLING.
Forefinger Broken in Two Places
by Windmill Wheel.

Charles II. Rounds met with pain
full accident Thursday. September IS.
While oiling his windmill a sudden
guest of wind started the wheel. which
caught his left hand. breaking the
forefinger in two places, also badly
bruising the hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Warren of
East Killingly visited friends here last
Sunday.
Mrs Dwight Jencks is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hyde of VIII
limantic and Mrs. WEIGH of Pittsburg.
Pa, caalled on Mrs. f. O. Plummer
last week.
George Rainsford of Rochdale,
Mass. has moved his family to the
Scribner place. Mr.. Rainsford is the
boss farmer from Frank o. Plum
mer