Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
WLNDHAM COUNTY.
SOUTH KlLl.INGLY.
Recent Aecidents-Dog Grown Fond of
Observation-Disclosures Lecture.


Mrs. Edwin Adams has gone to Put
nam hospital
HartwelI Shipee vas in Massachusetts,
Sunday.
Mrs. Hines was in Massachusetts
Sunday
Hollis Young has resumed work at
home.
Benjamip Titus is employed by Nell
son Wheeler.
Winnifred Hines went to Hartford
Friday.
Hartwell shippee visited Hartford
Friday.
Deacon Charles A. Ffske is employed
at Pomfret.
Eva Spaulding. teacher, is home over
Easter
%Gladys Jacques. who teaches in LIS
bon. is spending Easter vacation at
Patrick Coffey's.
Mildred Jacques is in town. staying
at Mr.. Coffey's.
Miss Gertrude Hall OF Putnam is
visiting Miss Grace Hall.
Charles Eagerly Is going away for q
weeks rest.
George Pember moves this week TO
the Stewart farm.
The w. w. society met Tuesday with
Mrs. Pember.
Joshua Rood is in critical condi-
ton.
iNdt tdiACtlAl hiONCo FFCAhCoN6J
to New London.
Gilbert Graves has hired the Kar--
jaherm place.
Darius Anderson has gone TO Rhode
Island.
Mr.. Smith. the New York merchant.
whose family lives in Massachusetts,
is coming to Danielson.
Stillman Toogood is disposing OF 100
dozen brooms a week.
Walter Fiske finishes his store work
this week
oliver Mathieu moves this week to
Haverstraw, n. Y.
Mrs. Josiah Tillinghast and Mrs.
Evan Phillips went to Moosup Tues
day,
Byron Jordan, Alden Tillinghast's
son-in-law, was here last week from
Providence.
Leo Spaulding gave up his work as
sexton last Sunday.
Mrs. Benja min Harrison was thrown
from her carriage recently, but escaped
with slight injury.
All here are sorry the Rev. Mr..
Buker Of North Sterling had his hens
stolen.
Curios from Florida.
Bert Jacques has brought from Flor
ida an eight foot rattlesnake, a large
fox, rattles taken from snakes and
other interesting things he caught in
Tie ldHQ VI SUNSHINE. MT. jacques lOOk
dog to Florida and brought him back.
This dog got so used to travelling that
he goes down to the station in Daniel
son and tries to board the trains.
Highland grange had an interesting
regular meeting Saturday night j. p.
Jililnghast is master and Alden Thing
hast secretary.
The many friends of Deacon William
Vaughn and wife are glad to see them
back from Michigan
Bert Long is working at the pa-Scn-
age.
Special Easter Services and Music.
Prof Willis Shippee has been en-
gagged to speak at the church Easter
Sunday evening. John Wood, the pop
ular baritone. will sing solos, also
duets with Harriet Blackman next
Sunday morning.
Palm Sunday will be observed at the
church tomorrow. Special music and
other interesting exercises.
Supper to Preoede Lecture.
Judge Arthur C. BIZ is to give an
illustrated lecture at the church next
Tuesday evening. Supper Is TO BE-
served before the lecture.
Timothy Ruggles met with a pain
full accident last week when operating
circular saw which struck his hand,
cutting off piece and the little finger.
At one time he feared blood poisoning
but is now gaining.
Mrs. Erastus Ffske is living with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Allen, in
Mashuituck.
A Mile Of Pennies.
An effort is to be made to collect a
mile Of pennies for the Congregational
church. Strips OF cardboard with Sits
for holding sixteen pennies and meas
uring one foot are being distributed.
The many friends of this old church
viii Cooperate to insure the success of
this scheme. in which the willing
Workers are interested.