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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
LEBANON
Sunday School Officials in Conference --Fine Dairy Barn at Redwood Ball Teams Good Work.


 Rev. E. B. Smith, pastor of the First Congregational church, is classifying and cataloguing the Buckingham pas- toral library.
 A meeting of the officers and teach- CTS of the First Congregational Sunday school was held in the Buckingham library last Thursday evening to dis cuss plans for increasing attendance and interest
 A large s5,0o0 automobile, with a party of eight from Brooklyn became stranded last Sunday near the home of CA. Perkins. There was a seri- ous break in the machinery, requiring the assistance ok experts from Willi- mantle to make repairs. The disabled machine was drawn upon the prem ises of Frank K. Moves, where it re- nnained until the following day. 's The Lebanon baseball team has fought seven battles thus far this sea- son, in four of which it has been vic- torious The score last Saturday in the game with the team from, Nor wich Town was 23 to in favor of Lebanon.
 For convenience, neatness, and up to date improvements in sanitation, the new dairy barn erected by l.. F. Smith, is said to excel all others in the village, if not in the town.
 Clifton and Wallace Sweet have been visiting their mother Mrs. Mary Sweet, this week.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Gager has gone to Weekapaug for the rest of the sum mer.
 Verson Boothby of the Peck sani- tarium. Woodmont. spent two or three days with his parents last week.
 Miss Nellie Williamson of Brooklyn, N. r.. is spending her vacation at pr. Danielsons.
 John Pillar, while working for MT. Meech having, had his thumb caught between the rope and the hayfork. making painful injury.
 MT. and Mrs. Stuart Shultz of Brooklyn. N. Y. are visiting their niece. Mrs. David w Pitcher.
 Mrs F. K. Moves is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Sellick, in Exeter, N. H. Mir and Mrs. Lawrence K. Moves of Fall River, Mass, are spending their vacation at his fathers, Frank K. Moves.
 The farmers have improved every hour of sunshine in haymaking.
 Wehs Getting Low.
 Crops are beginning to suffer for want of rain. Wells and streams >are low; many are dry.
 On account of the new law regard ing town management of schools, which has not yet become effective, no teachers have been secured for the coming year. Mr Ireland of Utica. N. Y... has been visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. J. P. Abel Mrs. Mary A. Will Hams and Mrs. Alice Peckham have returned from visit to New York and Brookiyfi.-' f.1T s5 MT and Mrs. Codrtland Swan are at thair home for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
PENDLET0N HILL.
Dr.. Hale of Springfield Opens Summer Home-Notes.

Carey Maine, our veteran c. A. R. resident, has returned from an extend ed visit with friends around Williman- tic.
 Rev. J Howard Adams and Mrs. Adams were callers on the church members who reside in Ashwillett on Monday. MT Adams is an enthusias- tic worker in the cause of the church. Miss Bertha Lewis of Voluntown and her guest, Mrs. Caleb Kenyon, of Prov idence. were callers on the Hill Mon day. Miss Lewis is to leave on Friday for Bethlehem. N. H., where she will spend some time.
 The farmers in this vicinity are busy with their hay crop.
 Our pastor will hold a prayer meet ing at Mrs. M. NJ Maine's in Clark S Falls this (Thursday) evening and in our church on Friday evening.
 Dr. Hale of Springfield, who has his summer residence in the lower neigh borhood opened his house last week. He with his wife and daughter made the trip from Springfield in his auto mobile.
 Dr. M. Maine of South Manchester has been visiting here the past week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17

Rogoff and a criminal action against Kaplan in connection with the same affair was adjourned until today (Sat- urday). Rogoff. who is a painter and paper hanger, had been doing work for Kaplan and went to- obtain pay A quarrel followed in which Rogoff- al- leges that he was assaulted by Rap Ian. He failed to get pay for the work. consequently the civil suit was brought
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, who have been spending the past eight months with their daughter. Mrs. James Morrison. of New London, have returned to spend the summer at their home in this place. Mrs. Robinson, who fell last fall, mourning such -in- juries as to make ner helpless has improved to a considerable extent. be- ing able with the aid of a crutch and someone to support her to walk few steps.
 Fort Wright Team Defeated.
 The Montvilie baseball team went to Fort Wright Saturday for a game with the Fort Wright team, winning >the game in a score of 9 to ,. Montville team was composed of Nj. Flaheriy C, Murphy cf. Fitzgerald ss. C. Flahe-ty 3b. Phillips 1b, Haley If. Walsh D. Wilbur If, Haney 2b. The Fort Wright as follows: Maroni cf. Dusszyskf 3b Goode If, Best 2b. Benway ss, Barker 1b, Sullivan c. Wallace p. Dujiski lf Umpires were Hummel and Burgess
 The members of the Ladies Aid so- ciety of the Union Baptist church in Palmertown were entertained at the home. of Miss Carrie Comstock Wec- nesday afternoon.
 Sunday School Reor9anized.
 At the Montville Center Congrega- tional church Sunday morning the Sunday school held it's annual i-vr- ganization The following officers were elected. President. John c. Eel lows: vice president Raymond F. Pa-ish superintendent. John C. Eel lows; organist, Frances r. Parker: en- tertainment committee. Mrs Frank Scholheld, Miss Jessie Schoifield, Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner and Mrs. John C. Fellows: church bell ringer. Frank Johnson; assistant Chester Comstock.. 2d. Rev. H. T. Ar hold occupied the pulpit for the morn ing service. delivering a sermon from the text Philemon. 18th verse.
 Miss Anne Latimer of Orange. N. J., is the guest of relatives in Palmer town.
 Mrs. Edwin A. Palmer is entertain ably be commissioner general for the United States to Japan.
 Woodchucks are causing great deal Of trouble. eating the vegetables
 At the Methodist church Sunday morning the Rev z F. Maine, pastor exchanged pulpits with the Rev F D Luddngton Of the Quaker 'IIill Baptist church.
 Rev G. C. Chappell pastor of the Union Baptist church. return~d Sat urday evening from Warrenville, where he attended the funeral of friend
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
UNcASvILLE
Weddins-Reeent Suits at Law s |. O. o. F. Qusrtette Sings at Church.

Rev. P. J. O'Reilley performed the ceremony in St. Johns Roman Cath olic church Tuesday morning which united in marriage Miss Alice Lusig- nan and David Gero, both of this vil- lage. After the ceremony, at the house Of the brides parents, a breakfast was served. after which they left for a brief wedding trip.
 Those members of the graduating class of each. of the schools in. town who took the examination at the Nor wich Free Academy were successful with one exception.
 Miss Minerva Comstock recently en- tertained delegation of members of the Sunshine society at her home in added. Luncheon was served those at tending by Miss Comstock.
 Mrs. Miller and her daughter. Miss Addie Miller, are guests of friends in New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Dennis Devine of New London has opened the shop opposite c. l.. Both am's store.
 Burial of Mrs. Gilbert Rudd.
 The body of Mrs Layinia Rudd, wife of Gilbert Rudd, of Bozrah. was brought to this place for burial in Comstock cemetery. The services at the grave were conducted by the Rev Michael Maynard.
 Team Stolen.
 A horse and buggy belonging to Max Kaplan of Montville Center disappear ed mysteriously on the morning of July 4th. Kaplan says that hired man took the team and that no tracv pr it has been found. Deputy Sheriff G.. N Wood and J. H. Tubbs have beer on the lookout for a rig of that de- scription. but without result. The dog which followed the team returned home Thursday footsore and weary. appear ing to have travelled long distance
 Theft of Boat.
 Friday afternoon William sSmiddy justice of the peace. heard the case against Abraham Goldstein and Max Diamond. two young men, residents of Palmertown, charged with theft of a rowboat, the property of Henry A.. Bolles. The men went to MT. Bolles' house Monday and wanted to hire a boat. When told what the charge would be they demurred, and went away. Later the boat was missing and Mrs Bolles noticed it on the river with the men in it. When hailed they re- fused to return, keeping out in 1t all day, abandoning t at point away from the housesand doing some damage to it. The men were allowed to go free upon paying for the nse of the boat and the court fees, which amount ed in all to about $S2.
 Suit fors Assault.
 The civil suit brohght against Max Kaplan and Otto Ogolinsky by Jacob
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
ASHWlLLETI
Henry B. Moves, Was We'll Known
 Here-crops Will Fail Unless Rain


 The Rev and Mrs J Howard Adams of Pendleton Hill were calling on friends here Tuesday
 Local friends of Henry B. Moves were pained toslearn of his death which occurreds at his home in Mystic Mon day night. He was well known here as. a man of integrity and uprightness and his. death is a severe loss
 Mrs. s. c. Eggleston and daughter Gladys of South Lyme were the guests of relatives in Ashwillett Monday. - J. l.. Lathrop of Norwich was busi- ness caller here Tuesday
 N. S. Morgan and Fred Whipple of Ledyard were Sunday guests of A. A. Morgan and family in this place.
 It is getting very dry and unless rain comes very soon some of the crops will be a total failure.
 Mrs. O. O. Peterson and five chil- dren, who have been the guests of lo- cal friends, returned to their home in Moosup Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
CLARK'S FALLS.
Federal FeItins Company Run on Gas oline Power-Other Matters of Lo- cal Note.

Rev Mir. Hooker of Poquetanuck conducted the services in Clarks Falls chapel Sunday afternoon.
 The Federal Felting company is short of water, although they can draw on Wyassup and Greenfall res- ervoir. They are using their large gasoline engine for power
 George H. Brown, who has been ill on account of the heat, is at the sea- shore for the benefit of his health.
 Prof. and Mrs. Ebert W. Clarke of Pawcatuck are the guests of their parents khere during vacation.
 Prayer Meeting.
 There was a prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Maine Wednesday eve- ming. Rev. J. H. Adams of Pendleton Hill read Hebrews second. explaining as he read. Mrs. Maine, who has been confined to her bed for long time, was much comforted and pleased with the services The next prayer meet ing will be held in Laurel Glen chap el next Wednesday evening, July 21. MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Bill and daugh- ter Mabel. were the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. G. Cundall last Sunday aft ernoon.
 Miss Carrie Wolfe of New York is the guest of Miss Evelyn Davison.
 The meeting of the neighbOrhood Sunshine club at the home of Mrs. Allan Maine was a pleasant affair. Mrs c. M. Wheeler had charge of the programme. which was delightful ly rendered. Mrs. Wheeler gave a pi ano solo, Misses Merdell and Ruby Maine recited, When Mamma Was a Little Girl, and A Baby's Soliloquy. Miss Eva Lowe gave two drum solos with Mrs. Wheeler as accompanist and Miss~Miller and Miss Hemerich play ed duet on the piano. The roll call was responded by quite a number with verse and proverb. Mrs. J. $. Cole and Mrs. P. A. Green spoke in an in- teresting way a few minutes. Cake, coffee. lemonade and sandwiches were served during the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
LEpYARp
Glasses Unite and Hear Address by Edwin ReynoIds-Black Snake Kill cd up n Tree.

The Young Mems Baraca club and the young ladies Philathea club met Rt the Bill parsonage on July g. Aft er the opening exercises the clubs lis- tened to an interesting address by FL win Reynolds, who spoke of his recent trip to Havana and other places visit td by him during the. past winter and }arly spring. MT. Reynolds illustrated lis address with several humorous an- ,cdotes which were greeted with much lpplause At the close of the regular meeting. the president Joseph A. Clark, received surprise in the form . ,f a tin shower which he will need fome time in the future.
 Killed Big Snake.
 A black snake six feet long with a white ring around his neck, was re- eently killed on the Hopie Aver place pow owned by Edwin Warrington, near Lantern Hill. The snake was very Davage and climbed large tree to Ascape his pursuers.
 Timothy Main, in the employ of MT. Ferrington, climbed the tree with a hoe and cut the snake in two.
 Grange Meeting.
 Ledyard grange will meet this (Sat- nrday) evening at the town hall. The discussion will be on the creamery.
 Notes.
 Miss Mabel Scott of Hartford is ypending her vacation with Miss Fam hie Gallup.
 Miss Lillian Gallup has returned home after spending a week with rel htives in Hartford
 Mir. and Mrs Thompson, who have been spending their vacation with MT. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray, have returned to their home in Brooklyn. N. Y.
 xr---- n the guest of MT. and Mrs. Russell Gal tup.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
GARDNER LAKE

Mrs. Lila Boynton of Norwich is visiting o. F. Boynton.
 Miss Robie Boynton of Palmertown spent Sunday with her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Miller of New York friends.
 !. MT. and Mrs. William .Denison of Norwich are spending a vacation at E. w. Lathrop's
 Mrs. George Bailey of New London lis visiting at Charles H. Bailey's AIr German of Norwich Town was a caller in town few days ago.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Skinner of Nor wfch called on relatives Sunday.
 Miss Daisy Risley of Hartford call ed on local friends Sunday. - Mrs. William Chappell of Waterford is visiting relatives here.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
GALES FERRY.
Second of Entertainments Enjoyed Aquatic and Field Events EnIiven Picnic at Seven Gables.

The second of the series of enter fainments arranged for the summer months was held at the Yale varsity quarters, the summer home of Rev. and Mrs. Oliver c. Morse, Friday even- ing of last week The entertainment, which consisted of play of three acts entitled The Elopement of Ellen was given by party of young people from the Second Congregational church Of Norwich for the benefit of the Gales Ferry church. Between the acts mu- sical selections were given by Miss Margaret West of Norwich and vocal solos by Miss Helen Benson of Mont clair, N. J. Cake and cream were served to the large and appreciative audience at the close of the play.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
WATERFORD.
Baptist Choir Has Picnic--Ice Cream
 Social on the Church Lawn.

2 Misses Ruth and Dorothy May of Yalesville returned home Thursday from a vacation spent MT. and Mrs. H. Willis Manwaripg's.
 William Williams was in New Lon don Wednesday,.
 William Walker of Oneco has en- tered the employ of the B. B. and H. T. C.. Co, and is living in Jordan.
 Perry Chapel of Springfield is vis- fling in his old home Waterford.
 H. Willis Manwaring is having for his brother. Thomas Manwaring. at the Great Neck farm.
 Mrs. Charles Moshier of the River road was in Niantic Tuesday evening.
 The choir of the First Baptist church had picnic at Pleasure beach Tues day.
 The ladies' aid society had an ice cream social or the lawn at the church rlesuay evening.
 Henry Staplins is slowly recovering from q serious illness
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
NORTH LYME
James L. Raymond DisIocated Shoulder
 Pastor on Vacation.

George Maynard of East Lyme is visiting his sister, Mrs. Warren, Rog- CTS.
 Miss Etta Woodruff leaves town this week for her summer vacation.
 The church will be closed next Sun day owing to the pastor being away ori his vacation. The Y P.S. c. E. is invited to union service to be held at Hamburg in the evening.
 James l.. Raymond had the misfor- tune to dislocate and fracture his shoulder one day last week. Dr. Sweet of Hartford reduced the fracture and Mr. Raymond is getting along as well as can be expected.
 Harry Clark visited Mrs. Mary Fos- dick several days last week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
SOUTH LYME.

Mrs. Arthur Miner and children vis- tied relatives in North Stonington this week.
 Miss, Elizabeth Slate has been visit ing relatives in New Haven this week.
 Miss Maud Northrop was visitor in New Haven this week.
 Services were held at the Union chapel Sunday by MT. Barrows of New London
 Miss l.. Hartig was a caller in the place last week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
LISBON. .

Mrs. Frank Kanahan and three chill dren from New Haven, are visiting relatives here.
 MT and Mrs. Rates of Springfield, Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred Kanahan
 Miss Ida N. Bromley has returned to her work in Providence having spent her vacation here
 Miss Mabel NcBrome and Walter Corbett of Jewett City were visiting here Sunday
 Miss Florence Moif of Newark. N. J- has returned 10 her home. actom-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
OLD MYSTIC
Miss HazsI Clyde Won L.. T. |. Medal conssst-Librars Committee Met.

l. ~ The Loyal Temperance legion held a medal contest in the auditorium of the Baptist church "Wednesday evening al 7-45 o'clock. The programme scon- sisted of recitations by eight contest ants and songs by the children of the l.. 1T L., interspersed with music by Cady's orchestra of Old Mystic. The contestants were Horace S. Williams Nancy Avery, Martin Charles Barnes Fannie Marchand Lila Davis, Helen Maine. Charles Tinker, Hazel Clyde.
 The judges were Mrs. k. A. Cut Ter, Mrs. F. H. Edfck and Mrs. w. Her. bert Lamb of the Mystic w. C. T. U The L. IT.. LIS are in charge of Mrs Jeptha Ms Olmstead of the Baptist dren were admirably trained by her The ushers were Harold William Schoonover, Paul B. Lamphere and Everett Johnson. The w. c. T. U medal was awarded Miss Hazel Clyde The other contestants were all pre- sented gifts alike to be kept as sou venirs of the contest
 catsipas Grow Fast. Some of the cataipas at Riverview show growth of oyer four feet this season. They are beautiful sight from the highway and attract much attention.
 FcFSon4i tntcfcStss
 Henry Peck of Norwich and several friends were calling Sunday afternoon on Deacon Neherniah M. Gallup and daughter, Miss Emily Gallup. of Main street. x
 The Baptist. library committee held an interesting session Tuesday eve ming at Riveryiew with the chairman Mrs Charles Q. EIdfidge.
 Miss Mary Williams has returned tc her home in Providence after a visit to her aunt, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Mrs. Sherwood R. Swan of Preston City was the guest Thursday of hel son. Flaw and daughter, MT. and Mrs John Williams Shank.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Campbell have returned from a visit to their son-in- law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. John Everett of Essex.
 Mr and Mrs. William F. Leonard and son of Troy. N. Y, Mrs. Hadley of Boston and Miss Baker of Provi- dence were callers at Riverview or Monday.
 Broken Leg Is Improving.
 Julian Hanks, who has been confined to the house for the past week by a broken leg. is doing as well as can be expected.
 Miss Jeanette caswell is slowly con- valescing from an attack of appendi- citis.
 The Misses Elizabeth Bentley and Florence Bentley are spending the summer vacation at Whitehall. Miss Bentley taught the past year at Green wfch and Miss Florence was student at the New Haven normal school.
 John R. Babcock of Riverside farm is slowly recovering from the effects of an injured foot, incurred some weeks since.
 Rev. Benjamin M. Deniston, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, ex- changed pulpits Sunday morning witt Rev. MT. Hatch, pastor of the Metho- dist Episcopal church. Mystic.
 Rookweed for Fertilizer.
 Rockweed is being used largely by the farmers here for fertilizer. F. A Barnes is to have 100 tons of Stepher Carr and Charles c. Eldridge and 5t tons of James Eidridge, who has al ready commenced to deliver the same
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
NORTH sroNINGToN.
Westerly Mission Worker at Baptist church-Five O'Clock Tea for ston- ington Guests.

Alexander Smith. superintendent of the Peoples Mission at Westerly spoke in the Third Baptist church Sunday.
 Rev. F. M. Hollister exchanged pull pits Sunday with Rev. c. B. Spalding of the Road church.
 Miss Talulah Maine. principal of Brentwood Hall school. Bronxvilie. V. r.. has been spending a few days at her home here.
 Mrs. Howard F. Miner of New Bed- ford. Mass. was in town Wednesday
 Mrs. F. A. Thompson has been wis fling iu New Haven. Rev and Mrs. G. B. Marston of Ston- ington were guests Thursday of Rev. and Mrs. Lucian Drury In honor of Mir. and Mrs. Marston. Mrs. Drury gave a o'clock tea. at which were present Rev and Mrs. F. M. Hollister. Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Greene of Chicago and Rev and Mrs. F. T. Whitman of Pawtucket, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
Tie Business and Social Life of Every Town and
 Settlement Reflected in These Columns.

panied by the Misses Maggie and An nie l1oleck
 Miss Rosella Collins of Central yil- lage spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Ethel Kennedy
 William Gibson has. resigned from the Aspinook bleachely in Jewett City and has gone to work for R. R. Bar Der.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
PREsTOrs.
Stephen Geisthardt in Town on His
 Way to Europe.

Mrs. Margaret Lewis of Norwich 10 visiting Mrs John H. Wilson.
 Miss Inez Briggs and Roy Hill of Norwich were recent guests of Miss Addie Allen. .4. Mrs. J. c. Atterbury. son John. and little daughter Marie spent Wednesday fin Jewett City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace I. Palmer and daughter Ethel of Hartford are visit ing relatives in this place.
 Stephen Geisthardt of Nebraska has been visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs Godfrey Geisthardt of Preston City On Thursday Mir. Geisthardt sailed for two months stay in Europe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Guy Dorsey of the west are visiting Mrs. Dorseys parents. Mir. and Mrs. Godfrey Geisthardt
 Rev J. O. Barrows preached in the Congregational church last Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
cAMPBELL'S MILLS
Hen Thief Before Justice Tanner.

Mrs George Barber and daughter Ella are visiting at s. L. Barber's
 Justice Tanner and Grand Juror Sar- Der held court here one day this week. John Maine was before the court for taking forty hens from Calvin Palmer. Maine was bound over to the Septem- Der term of court.
 George Green is helping John E. Tanner do his having.
 All crops are suffering for want of rain.
 George Cleveland and son Horace are working for S. L. Barber
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
HANOVER.

The village school meeting Is ad- 50ulned to Wednesday. July 21
 Mrs. Mary Tarbox has returned home from a visit 10 Willimantic.
 Whooping cough Is epidemic amenG the children.
 Rev. E. NJ. Anthony of JewcR City vii preach here next Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
BUZRAH.
Happenings of the Past Week.

WintoH Robinson of Norwich has returned horfe from visit with friends in Bozrah.
 Kenneth l.. Fox of Wethersfield is spending few weeks on Lathrop Hill.
 Charles Abeil spent day in West erly recently.
 Mrs. Olive A. Bishop has been at her sons home in Yantic during the past week .A
 Mrs. Mary Bosworth and Miss Ethel Abell have returned to Bashan Hill from White Plains, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17

Mrs. George Moore of Hockanum Is visiting friends in this place.
 Mrs. Charles Browning and daugh- ter. Miss Jessie Browning. of Norwich Town. are guests of MT. and Mrs. W G. Thomas at The Films.
 The Ladies Aid society met on Tues day afternoon with Mrs. Edwin K Jones. The society recently received a present of s10 from Mrs. John C. Ran dali Of Willimantic Mrs. Randall for merly lived in Goshen for. quite a mum Der of years
 w. I. Mott lost one old turkey and a flock of 23 young ones this week They were taken in the night. The clrcurn- stantiai evidence was that it was the work of foxes.
 Miss Annie Gillette. with her Sunday school class, spent Thursday at Ocean Beach.
 The drouth is getting severe
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
GRisWoLD

Mrs snd Mrs Andrew Meech of Dan- islspn spent Supday with Mir. 'Meech's people of this plaee
 George R. Edmond of Greeneville spent% Sunday with friends in town.
 MISS Mary Graves is visiting Mrs. William F Holmes,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17

made interesting by the quartette from Thames lodge, l. O. O. F., composed of Ray Woodmansee, Fred Chapel, Guy Loomis and Fred J. Hope. which rem dered the anthem Tt is Well With My Soul" The organist was Miss Gladys Latimer.