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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-16
LIVE NEWS FROM THREE COUNTIES.
LEDYARD.
Fire Warden HoIdridge Resppolnted
-Baraca Club Debates Timely Top
ics-Four Yoke of Oxen for Straw
Ride.


Mrs. Thomas P. Norman, who has
been visiting her son, Albert in New
York, has returned home.
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Mullen OF
Norwich, who taught school in DIS
trict No so successfully the past TWO
years. is now teaching in the Green
vile school,
Handsome Stallion.
Enos NJ. Gray has purchased a very
handsome year old blooded stallion,
weighing l175 pounds, from Connectt-
cut river parties. 1t has good pedi-
gree and is named Minton. Mr.. Gray
has also purchased another large stall
lion.
Mrs. Sarah H. Main has erected a
new ice house, a needed improvement
on her farm.
Reappointed Fire Warden.
Samuel E. Holdridge has been reap
pointed town fire warden for the fourth
time, and has appointed Luther {.
Gray and Latham e. Smith as district
fire wardens.
Surprise Party.
A party of young people numbering
81 went to the residence of Thomas
Baudro on Thursday evening and gave
a surprise to Miss Bertha Whipple.
who was visiting there. Games were
played and refreshments were served.
A Spirited Debate.
The Baraca club met on Friday Jan.
Sth The meeting was a very interest
ing one the most important feature
of the programme being the debate on
the subject. Resolved, That corn is
more profitable for the farmer than
potatoes" For the affirmative the de-
baters were Theo Avery, Emmons
White, Leslie Gray, George Geer and
William Rogers. For the negative
Samuel Lester Joseph Clark, Delano
Sheldon, Barl Geer<and Harold White.
Although both sides presented strong
arguments, the judges decided in favor
of the negative. At the close Of the
meeting the members Of the club re-
ceived a pleasant surprise from the
Philathean club. a society composed OF
q dozen or more young ladies. Re
freshments of cake and popcorn were
served.
The subject for debate at the next
meeting, to be held on Friday evening
Jan. %, is. Resolved, That hens are
more profitable than turkeys"
Interesting Notes.
A prayer meeting was held at the
home of Chester Miller on Tuesday
evening.
A party OF young people enjoyed a
straw ride to the home Of Edward
Lester on Monday evening. The party
was conveyed by four yoke Of oxen.
Mrs. Charles s. Hewitt has been Wis
iting friends in Hartford.
Mrs. James II. Belden of Locust
Grove, who has been sick, is better
Mrs. Ellen Stoddard and son, Alton
who have been staying several days
with Mrs. Isaac G. Geer, have returned
to their home at Gales Ferry.
Briefs and Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Baldwin OF
Taftville were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. 1. Allyn.
Mrs. Bnos NJ. Gray is confined tc
the house with grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Gray were
in Norwich Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gallup, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Chapman, Mrs. Maria Roach
Charles Hewitt, Mrs Thomas P. Nor
man. Miss Ella Norman and the Rev
w. F. White attended the fellowship
meeting at Stonington Wednesday.
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BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Jane Emo Broke Hip and Almond
Butter Has Leg Broken--Real Estate
changes-Salesmen Enjoy a Dinner

The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist church
gave an oyster supper at the parson-
age on Friday evening which was Wen
patronized.
A few days since Mrs. Jane Emo fell
and broke her hip. She has been taken
to the Day-Kimball hospital. Mrs. Emo
IS about 20 years OF age and quite
heshy; she IS also a pensioner; her
husband, now dead, having served In
the civil war.
Sunday afternoon Almond Butter
had his left leg broken by kick from
his horse both bones being broken.
Mrs. Efie A. Colburn has sold her
place in the west village, known as the
John NJ. Bacl1us place, to solomon II.
Baker Of Pomfret, who expects to oc-
cupy it about March 1.
Riley 3. Witter has sold the Luther
place recently purchased - him 10
Phllo S. Barstow Of Pomfret. who OK
poets to occupy It very soon.
Wallace L. Pond Entertains Statesmen.
Wallace /. Pond, a former Brooklyn
boy, now manager Of the sales de-
partment Of the Michigan File COM
pany., Providence, gave the statesmen
OF the company a d'Gusr az the West
Side club, Providence. After the din
ner. much to his surprise. he was pre-
sented by them a mahogany chest con-
tainiEg six dozen pieces OF silver ware,
The Mission Study class met on
Monday with Mrs. Genung.
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new LONDON COUNTY.
VOLUNTOWN.
Teamster Injured-5enefit Whist
Court Liberty's installation.

Miss Eulalie Duval was called to
Canada on Friday last by the death of
her uncle, Rev. r. X. Bertrand, which
occurred at st. Antione's home, Ste.
Hyacinthe, P. O., on Jan. 7. The fu-
neral took place at st. IAbvire on Tues
day, Jan. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bouirer Of Jewett City
were guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Agarie Grenier, on Sun
day.
On Saturday morning George A.
nawley. Jr.. met with an accident
while at his work as teamster. Short
Nv after leaving the village part of his
load became disarranged. While Mr.
Dawley was making 1t secure the
SerseS started, the wheels OF the wagon
moinE over Mr.. Dawley's left foot
crushing his toes severely. He was
carried honse, where his injury was at
ThornaT Curtis and Mrs. Alice Pari-
zsau of Glasgo were married at ST.
Thomas rectory on Saturday evening
last.
Whist and Social.
An evening of social enjoyment was
spent by a. good sized assemblage at
Union FALL Saturday evening at the
whist and social for the benefit OF St
Thomas's church. whist was played
until 10 o'clock, the rest Of the even
ing being spent in dancing, for which
the following orchestra furnished high
grade music: Mrs. Lillias Adams
piano; William Richards, violin; A.
Richards. cornet. Charles Charter
prompted. The prize winners at whist
were: Iady's, first, Mrs. Maurice stew
art; second, Mrs. Palmer; consolation,
Miss Mary Dupont gentlemen's, first,
Louis Boucher; second, George Ma
conrber; BOBBY. Gerald WEIGH.
A party from this place is planning
to attend the chicken pie supper at
Glasgo for the benefit Of the Volun-
town NJ. z. church.
At a recent meeting OF Court Ldber-
ty, F. Of A., the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term: Cher
ranger, A. L. Briggs; S. G. R., Ferd1-
nand Dupont; treasurer, George w.
Macomber; recording secretary. Anne
Bergeron: financial secretary. Thomas
McDonald; 8. W., Moses Guilmette; J..
w. F. A. Shippe; S. B., Martial Rus
self: J. B., Nois Dupont; lecturer, H.
A. Rice; trustee, Edmond st. John.
The degree team of this court has
started practicing and expects to have
work at an early date.
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EASTF0RD.
Rev. c. 3. Bromley Acting Librarian
Personal Items.

A baked bean supper was held Wed
nesday evening, Jan. 6, in the chapeL
Miss Ruth Kendall of Union is the
guest Of Miss Alice ]. Carpenter.
Rev. c. B. Bromley is acting as Ii
brarian as the former librarian, Mrs
Clemens, could not attend the library
with her school duties.
The excellent skating on the new
dam pond was greatly enjoyed by the
young people Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mrs. Susan Dawley is away on a
visit
Mrs. Henry Bosworth has been i'll
with erysipelas but is steadily recov-
erinS.
Rev. James B. King gave an excel
lent sermon Sunday morning from the
text ION either side one; and Jesus in
the midst" st. John 10: 49,
Mrs. George T. French conducted the
c. f. service in the chapel Sunday
evening. Topic, Living for the day
or for eternity"
A social was given by the Methodist
society Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. E. r. Badger.
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EKONK.
Dramatic Club Gives Successful Enter
tainment-Other Local Notes.

The event of the past week was the
entertainment given in Grange hall on
Saturday evening by the recently or
ganized Dramatic club under the au-
spices of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety A large audience was present.
There We're two plays, Ihe Brohen
Burglar Alarm" with four characters,
two acts and tableau. The other, THE
Old Maids Proposal" with five cnar-
acters. three acts tand tableau. A beau
tiful motion song by five little girls;
when encored. three of them returned
and sang THE Red, White and Blue"
appropriately draped in the national
colors. There were several other
songs. recitations, charades and tab
leaux, with the interludes filled up by
new records from Alvin Corey's fine
graphophone. Afterward cake and
coffee were served TO all.
Still Alive.
Mrs. Kate Windsor, the octogenarian
Of Sterling Hill, who fell and broke ne.
hip several weeks ago, and has been
very low in consequence, so as to be
reported dead, is yet alive and much
more comfortable.
Various Items.
Charles Hopkins of Plainheld has
finished saving on Ezra Gallup's land
and moved his sawmiH to another
woodland back Of Avery A. Stanton's,
where he has begun another saving
contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Gallup have
been to Hartford the past week at
tending the state annual grange.
Miss Margaret Tanner was also there
for the same purpose.
Mrs. Byron Gallup is in Providence
visiting her sister, Mrs. William stan
ton Her daughter Mrs. Charles Hop
lzins. of Plainheld, is keeping house for
her during her absence. She is &C
companied by her three children, two
of whom are attending the Ekonk
school while here.
Miss Mabel Brown IS in Danielson
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sweet.
Benjamin Wilcox is convalescent
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Byron Gallup has been kept indoors
by a severe cough. but was able to
return this week to the legislature in
Hartford.
Mrs. Ann Corey is sick with cough
and cold.
Edward Gallup, who has resided six
years in Attawaugan, has moved his
family and household goods to his IA
theirs. Ezra A. Gallup's, and has begun
housekeeping there. He viii work his
fathers farm the coming season.
Mr. Salisbury, who has occupied the
tenement in the house of Albert Green
man on the White Spring farm, recent
ly moved his family and household
goods to Plainfield.
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WEST WOODSTOCK.
Personal Mention-SiIVer Wedding Of
MIR. and Mrs. Lorin Bosworth,

Rev. c. w. Jones is confined y his
home with pneumonia.
Mrs. Maude Flagg Of New Salem IS
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorin Bosworth.
Mrs. Albert o. Davis has been suf-
fering with severe cold.
Mrs. P. p. Hammond Is i'll with the
grip.
Marjorie Brett has been very sick
at the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. P. Hammond, but is re-
ported better.
l. w. Flagg of New Salem. Mass,
visited at Lorin Bosworth's over sun
day
Miss Clara Myers Is teaching school
in Mashapaug.
Supervisor Pratt visited the local
schools this week
Misses Summer Entertain.
Misses Grace and Adeline Sumner
gave a very enjoyable party to their
young friends Tuesday evening. Dane
ing and games filled M the time till
the small hours of morning. Ice cream
and cake, candy and lemonade were
served.
Unite in Social.
The Baptist and Congregational So
cieties united Friday evening in q So
cial at the BAPTIST church.
Miss Josephine PoindeXter gave a
small party Thursday afternoon.
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WlNDHAM.
Receive Certificates Of Perfect Attend
ance from Staate Board-Annual
Business Meeting of Congregational
Church.

The names of the following pupils
have been enrolled on the certificate
of perfect attendance issued by the
state board of education for the quar-
ter ending Dec. 24,at the Center school:
Primary grade, Julia Guild, Ella CHAP
peu, Lewellyn Chapel, Goodwin Wat
rous; intermediate grade, Fred Adams,
Louise Adams, Russell None, Harriet
Guild, Philip Hopkins, David WOOD;
grammar grade, Allan Guild.
Personals.
Miss Dorothy Brown returned last
week from a visit with friends in Troy.
Miss Sarah Johnson left on Wednes-
dey for several weeks visit in New
Haven and New York.
Mrs Julia Arnold entertained the
Duplicate Whist club on Friday even
ing.
been in Hartford this week.
Miss Dorothy Brown attended the
Boston symphony concert in Hartford
Mon6ay night.
Former Resident Married.
Miss Lila Clark, formerly of Wind
ham, and Alfred John Watt of Hart
ford were married at the home of the
brides parents in New Britain on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Shumway of Conanville has re-
turned home, after a visit with Mrs.
Alonzo Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and lit
tie daughter, Gertrude, were recent
guests Of relatives in Greeneville.
Miss D. Frances Campbell is ~ at
the home of her sister, Mrs. r. q.
Watrous.
New Officers of c. E. Society.
The newly elected officers of the
Christian Endeavor society are j.
Carleton Tatem, president; Rev. Harry
Grimes, vie president; c. Arthur Kee-
ney, treasurer; Ernest Emmons, secre-
tary.
Annual Roll Call and Business Meeting
The annual roll call and business
meeting of the Congregational church
were held Thursday evening. Supper
was served at $50, followed by reports
of the various organizations connected
with the church.
$t0.56 for Missionary Ship.
At the Sunday school session last
Sunday. it was voted to give the con-
tents Of the birthday banks. which
amount to $10.56, toward building the
new ship to be used in missionary
work on the Gilbert islands.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-16

Isn't short, smooth road better than
a roundabout, rocky one1
Isn't that the road you would take by
preference3
Well, the shorter, easier, smoother road
in washing clothes is the Fels-Naptha way.
No rocks in your path; no boiling, hot
fires, 8teaming sud8, or hard rubbing.
Fels-Naptha baniShe8 the di8agreeable
part of washing, takes out the backache,
cuts the time to half, and makes the clothes
cleaner and whittier than it is possible by
the old-faShioned way.
Follow the simple directions on the
red and green wrapper.
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Anty Drudge's Cure for the Blues.

Anty Drudge-'Won't you come home to tea with me,
chldren?"
Come on Sally, you have had the blues all day.
A little fresh air will do you good"
Mrs. Hard1Uas-'No. have to get up early tomorrow
and get at the washing want to get to bed early
tonight"
Anty D7udqe-"Of all silly creatures! l suppose you
have been thinking about your washing all day. No
wonder you are blue. Now just go and put your
things on right away. When you get down to my
house will give you few cakes of Fels-Naptha and
your blues and blue Mondays will vanish forever and
Johns only day home will be more pleasant in the
future"
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WlLS0NVILLE.

Miss Hattie Jennings has returned
home after a weeks visit with her sis
ter in New Boston
Fred Child attended the funeral OF
his stepmother. Mrs. Otis Child. on
Tuesday She died at her sons home
in East Brookdled Her body was
brought to Dudley Hill Tuesday.
Quite a number of deer have been
seen in different places around here
this winter.
Miss Rosie Mccain Of Perrys called
friends Thursday.
Mr.. O'Neil called on friends one day
last week.
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Dodge, Henry Dorrance and John
Newton. Burial was in the Gallup
cemetery, about two miles south Of
this village.
Rev. H. T. Arnold of Norwich was
here Friday week to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Welcome H. Browning.
The officiating clergyman, Rev. J X.
Stubbert of Putnam. was assisted by
Rev. n, T. Aronld and by Rev. j.
Higgins of Packerville.
Fred Thompson of Providence made
a business trip here Wednesday
James Hadley of Worcester was mere
Wednesday.
Henry H. Saunders of Norwich was
a recent caller here.
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NORTH SToNINGT0H.
supsrintsndent for Baptist Sunday
School - EnIareina Postoffios leg
Fractured.

Rev, Mr.. Holden Of Shelton occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational church
hast Sunday.
Deacon aud Mrs. John D. Avery, MI.
and Mrs John L. York, Col. and Mrs.
James T. Brown and Mrs. Latham
Hull, from the Congregational church,
and Rev. Uucian Drury, pastor Of the
Baptist church. attended the fellow
ship meeting at Stonington Wednes-
day.
The Third Baptist Sunday school
has chosen Charles c. Gray superin-
terdent TO succeed Rev. Lucian Drury,
who has temporarily flled the office
since the resignation Of the late Dea-
con w. H Hillard, In May, 1907.
Mrs. Frank A. Thompson has been
chosen assistant superintendent.
The room in which the postofi1ce is
kept is being enlarged.
The grange installed officers for the
y0ar to come last week. Following the
installation, refreshments were served.
F. Mason Particle fractured his left
leg while at work IN the woods last
week
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DAYVILLE.
Miss Amesbury's Death in Her cath
Year.

Mrs. Hammond of New Bedford
Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ca
leb Blanchard.
Mrs. Mowry Amesbury died Tuesday
night after an illness of two days. Had
she lived till March she would have
been ninety four years Of age.
caleb Blanchard is visiting in West
erly. r. l.
Harry Hardman of Providence was
in town on Tuesday night.
Mrs. C.. A. Russell is spending a
few days in Hartford.
At the ladies' aid society's annual
meeting. Wednesday afternoon, the
following officers for the coming year
were elected: President. Mrs. W f.
Bidwell was reelected, also Miss Ber-
nice Cogswell for vice president; Mrs.
F. J. Burnett, secretary, and Mrs.
Frank w. Bennett, treasurer.
Miss Deborah Russell is visiting
Miss Grace Dunning of New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chase have re-
turned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Topliff spent
Sunday with Mrs. A. A. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Richmond were
in town this week, attending the fu-
neral of Mrs. Amesbury.
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WAR; ENVILLE.
Grange Visitation-Pupils Perfect il
Attendance.

The local grange held an open meet
ing at Bakers hall last week Friday
evening, the entertainment being given
by six from Storrs college.
Mr.. Brewer of Willimantic is work
ing for Bert II. Gardner.
The fine skating on James pond last
week Friday and Saturday evenings
was much enjoyed by the young people
Bertha and George Bassett and
Grace Rider have had perfect attend
ance at district No. school during the
past eighteen weeks.
Miss Rose Snow, who was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gaylor for two
weeks, has returned bovse.
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GLASGO.

School in the 10th district commence
ed on Monday. Cournal Guile Is the
teacher.
w. A. Littlefield, who has been i'll
with pneum onia, is around the house.
While he was sick his horse got his
leg hurt and had to be killed.
Cournal Guile has hired the farm
where he lives and the Drake farm, to-
gether 100 acres.
RAINY Coache Is carting, wood from
Albert Burton's to Jewett City.
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PHOENlXVILLE.
Thaw Intsrferes With Ice Harvesting
Suspension of Road Work Till
Spring.

w. G. Holman is the only one who
has cut any ice yet. He cut one day
and got some 1-2 inch ice, but it
thawed the next day and he quit till it
freezes solid again. The ice varies in
thickness when it thaws, while the rce
is being gathered, so that it does not
pack closely.
The contractors will discontinue
working on the state road in a few
days and wait till spring opens before
finishing their contract 1t will be
short job to complete it in the spring.
Caught Three Pound Pickerel
Nathaniel Sherman went fishing
through the ice on Crystal pond Mon
day. This was his first experience of
this kind of sport. He caught one
pickerel that weighed three pounds and
ten ounces.
John Feline killed a fine fox Tues
day.
o. H. Latham was in Danielson
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Demming return
ed home from Providence, r. l., Sunday
evening.
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Wallace L. Pond Entertains statesmen.
STERLING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Of Mystic ara
visiting at the home Of their son, J. W.
Baker.
w. w Vaughn attended the funeral
Of his aunt. Mrs. Abby Vaughn, at
Moosup on Thursday.
The entertainment given by the
Wright club on Wednesday evening OF
last week was wei natronized.
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FRANKLIN.
Matters Chiefly Personal.

Lloyd r. Robinson is spending a few
days in Brattleboro, VT, the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. G. d. Smith.
e. NJ. Bowers was recent Whitman
tic visitor @
Mrs. Josie Parker OF Plain Hills was
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Hermon
eager, on Wednesday.
l. A. Robinson was a Willimantic
visitor on Monday
Enoch Cheney and Miss Chapman Of
Jewett City were guests Of Mrs. Her.
mon eager on Thursday.
Robert Mitchell of Brattleboro called
on Lloyd Robinson Tuesday.
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PLATNFIELD.
Recent Funerals - Callers in Town
During the Week.

Mr.. Jennison and family. who have
been away for several weeks, returned
last week
Byron Bennett, former resident of
Plainfeld, visited last week at John
Pelletts.
The funeral Of Mrs. Denison Rich
mond was held Wednesday at eleven
o'clock, Rev. S. B. Carter officiating.
The bearers were John and Charles
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POMFRET CENTER.

The losing side in the lecturers con-
test Of Wolf Den grange gave the
grange a supper Wednesday evening.
Miss Emily Estabrooks was elected
master in place of Arthur T. Grosve-
nor. who resigned on account Of being
so busy with legislation and other
duties.
DR.. Onlook has returned from a
western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Badger, Arthur T.
GrOsvenor and A. Newton Vaughn at
tended the meeting of the Connecticut
state grange at Hartford this week.
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BUZRAH.
Orange Committees Appointed-Fe>
shot-PIans for Church Roll Call.

shot-Plans for Church Roll Call.
The regular Grange meeting was held
in the Town hall Wednesday evening"
Committees were appointed for the en-.
suing year and social hour was spent.
In the absence of the lecturer her chair
was filed by Brother LAWS Phillips
The annual church meeting and roll
call of the Bozrah Center church will
be held In connection with the morn
ing service Jan. II.
]. Austin eager Of Lafayette street,
Norwich, has been spending few days
with his parents in Bozrah.
Or. and Mrs. Edward Q. Fox Of
Wethersfield returned home Tuesday,
after attending the golden wedding Of
MT. and Mrs. c. A. eager.
Harry L. Lathrop shot a large red
fox one day this week.
David Avery Is moving his steam
saw mill from the lot OF Edin G. La
throp to the lot of Charles j. Abel.
Edward Bishop and Miss Alice Bish-
op have been in Hartford this week
attending the Connecticut state grange.
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PRESTON.
Congregational Roll CaIl-Grange Rep
resented at Hartford Meeting.

The annual roll call Of the Congrega
tional church will be held next Tues
day evening.
Several from Preston City grange at
tended the state grange in Hartford
this week.
Mrs. William Bagley and Miss Anna
Bagley visited in Norwich this week
An oyster supper and dance was
held at Elmer Miller's Jan. s. There
was a large attendance and the affair
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Susan A. Terry of Griswold is
visiting relatives in this place.
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LEBANON.
Mission Circle Meets-Baptist Social
Nets SIG.

Fred Taylor is a messenger in the
house Of representatives.
Mrs. Mary A. williams is spending
few days in New York.
Miss Ella Tucker is visiting friends
in Torrington.
The Mission Circle met Thursday
afternoon In the chapel.
The recent social at the Baptist
church netted over $19.
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SILVER WEDDING.
MIR. and Mrs. Lcrin Bosworth Have
Been Married 25 Years - Many
Gifts Received.

About so friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. LOrin Bosworth
Sunday evening to help them celebrate
ing and games were enjoyed, music
being furnished by Mrs. z. L. Morse
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-16

James TlIlman, nephew Of the sena-
tor SLAYER of Editor Gonzales. has
1-7i.-~ated from South Carolina to CAL
ifornia. @ Etat