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Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
A. l.. LOWE. THE CRUEL KNIFE STOPPED ONCE MORE

Testimonial Wm. II. McClintock
 Tempe, March 23, 1909.
 For the past two years l have been resident of Los Angeles. Last Oc- tober I began running down in health and had frequent attacks of renal collie, or in other words passing stones from my kidneys into the bladder These attacks were accompanied with the most excruciating pain and suf- fering, which reduced me in weight rapidly, until I was barely able to be on my feet. My physician said had appendicitis, and as he knew l had a few hundred dollars saved up advised me to have an immediate operation. This I refused, although I took his diet course, as he told me it was very dangerous to eat. I lived as long as l could on a mixture of the Dr's hot air and Battle Creek food and then hearing about the healing powers of the Vita Nuevo Mineral Springs Crystals, came to Phoenix to try this mineral water. Arriving in Phoenix just before Christmas I wish to say also. l had symptoms of Bright's dis ease and vas very weak wben l ar rived in Phoenix. I at once began taking Bi-Lo-Zone for my liver and the mineral water for my stomach and kidneys, in three weeks I gained eight pounds, was eating and sleeping well and soon after this took charge of the Casa Loma dining room and have been able to attend to business ever since and gradually growing I believe l will get entirely well, and take great pleasure in re- these remedies to all who are in search of health.
 WN. H. MCLINTOCK.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06
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Arizona republican., 1909-04-06

large sized members be made in order that the engineer may know to what extent the bUilt-up structure is af- fected by the workmanship, so that he may know what strength to allow for these riveted connections There is no machine in the world that could test a chord of the size of that which failed in the Quebec bridge at the present time, or of the size of the re- gently completed Blackwell Island bridge. A machine Of the capacity which we are building in Pittsburg would test pieces of one-half the full size of these large chords to within the elastic limit of the material, and would give the necessary information which is so desired by the engineer"
Arizona republican., 1909-04-06

This is to notify everyone that my ranch 1T. section 19, township north, range l east. is hereby withdrawn from market. MRS. NJ. E. SEARGEANT.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
WASHINGTON COUNTY, R, |.
POTTER HILL.
Poles Set for Lighting and Power
Wires-C. &. Social.

Thomas W. Biddles was an early
caller IN Westerly Wednesday on his
way to Norwich on business.
Martin O'Toole Of Woonsocket was
in town Sunday.
Miss Martha Naylor Of Maynard,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David ]. Nay
Tor.
Misses Mabel and Hulda Taylor Of
Phoenix, r. l., are guests of their
aunt. Mrs. D. A. Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Clark who has been Wis
iting at Belleville and Providence has
returned home.
David Hepworth is confined to his
home by illness.
Getting Ready for Electric Lighting.
The westerly Electric Light and
Power companys workmen have the
poles to support the wire for supply
ing this place and Ashaway with the
electric fluid set up as far as Rev. A.
B.. Burdick's place
Mrs. Stephen Shepherd and children
Of Providence are visiting Mrs. Z. Os-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Martin OF
Laurel Glen visited Frank Martin on
Saturday.
Mrs. william Tanner seems to be
improving.
The Union Dramatic club Of this
place have faithfully rehearsed A No
Bile Outcast, for presentation.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Hewitt of New York
has been spending a few days at her
country home in town.
Edwin Williams of Northampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
GII.EAD.
Address on Forces of Nature-R. E.
Buell. Becomes Farm Superintendent
at Wallingford.

Mrs. L. S. Smith is spending few
weeks in New Haven with her niece.
Prof. John Fits of the Connecticut
agricultural college gave an interest
ing address on The Forces OF Mar
ture" to the members of Hebron grange
at the hall last week Friday evening.
r. f. Foote OF Trinity college is
spending the spring vacation with his
parents.
Presented Piano.
Miss Helen Hodge is the possessor
of a piano as a present from her aunt
Mrs. w. r. Carpenter Of Perryyille,
r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson spent
a few days this week with their son
and his family at Princeton, Mass.
A. D. McCarty and family will leave
town soon for Meriden where Mr.. Nc
Carly has purchased a place.
Miss Janet Gray of Parkville spent
Easter with her brother, John Gray.
Left for New Position.
r. E. Buell. left town this week for
Wallingford where he assumed the du-
ties of farm superintendent for L.
Wallace. Best wishes are extended 70
him and his family in his new posi-
ton.
There was a musicale at the home
of Mrs. r. II. Hodge Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Clara Hammer and Harold Post
of Hartford and Frank Prentice OF
New Britain spent Easter in this
placer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17

lips, daffodils. hyacinths, roses and
ferns These, after doing memorial
duty at the church, were carried to the
Preston. Brown, Allen, Marsh lot in the
old cemetery, save few sent to
friends unable to be out at church.
Rev. Mr.. Darrow made appreciative
mention of the flowers and of the
friends contributing them His sermon
was from /. Corinthians, XIV, 20, and
presented the truth forcefully, convinc-
ingly and helpfully. The music was
very fine, thesolo by Mrs. barrow be-
ing particularly beautiful. Miss Dun
ming with violin and Mr.. Colburn with
cornet added much to the effect of the
organ, which has been newly tuned.
There was large congregation pres
ent.
Notes.
The Endeavor meeting at the Con-
gregationAl chapel was led by Mrs.
Preston, by request, in place of Miss
Harriet c. Robbins, the assigned lead
err
Merrick Pratt and family and Harold
w. Pratt are expected today (Satur-
day. from Providence, r. l.. to assist
in the celebration of the 35th anniver-
sary Of Deacon and Mrs. +. w. Pratt.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
COVENTRY.
Recent Visitors--Proeress on the New
Church Building.

After two weeks vacation spent at
his home on Ripley Hill, Coventry,
Robert Sherman began his duties as
teacher in his school in Norwich Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hilman Of
North Coventry were recent business
callers at Willimantic.
Miss Myra Robinson of Willimantic
was at her home in Mansfield Depot
over Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pollard and
little daughter Ruth of Willimant1c
spent Fast day with Mr.. PVllard's IA
Their, Henry Pollard in Coventry.
Miss Anna Corp of Worcester visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bowers recent
~.
There was a much larger attendance
than usual at the morning service sun
day at the Baptist church in Mansfield
Depot.
Farmers are getting their blowing
well along.
Edward Dimock, who has been sick.
Is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Barrows OF Cam
terbury have been spending a few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Williams,
returning home Monday
Mrs. Alice Peastey and son of Hart
ford have been visiting the formers
brother, Fred Chase. in North Coven-
try
Joseph Mercer of Willimantic is at
Albert Botham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith and three
children Of Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Smith spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Smith
Henry Pollard visited his sons. Her.
bert and Carlton Pollard, in whitman
tic last Saturday.
Miss Edna Lewis has returned from
rrro1lrcf Welt with relatives and
friends in Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chase Of North
Coventry were in Willimantic last
week.
Robert Sherman and Maude Brigham
went in search Of arbutus Saturday
and returned with nice quanrl-y.
Various Items.
Mrs. ]. D. Thompson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Allen, Of South Will
nngton visited the formers daughter
Mrs. Bert Carpenter, in South Coyen-
try last week.
Fred Chase has made a number Of
improvements on his place.
Mrs Walter Davis of Watch Hill Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
David Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hansen ana sor
Harold spent Sunday with relatives in
Stafford.
Mrs. James Palmer, Jr, or LlsDon
las been the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs David Snow.
Fred Brigham is making improve
ments on his place.
Miss Ethel Green of North Coventry
is visiting her aunt in Windsor.
Mrs II. T. Williams and daughter
Miss Inez, were in Morrow last week.
The streams in rhis vicinity are Wis
tied by fishermen daily.
Work on the new church is progress.
ing and 1t will soon be finished.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
GURLEYvILLE.
Unusual ExceiIence of Easter Concert
Programme-Repairs and Improve
nents at the Parsonage.


Those who attended the Easter con-
cert Sunday evening by the Sunday
school of the Methodist Episcopal
church were highly gratifed with the
programme, which was as follows:
Voluntary, Miss Frances Dimock; We'll
some Song, Junior class; Welcome
address, Miss Marguerite Durham;
Hail Easter Morn, choir; prayer, by
Supt. o. II. Conant; duet On Calvary's
Brow, Misses Cora and Frances DIM
ock; recitation. Charlie Simpson; solo,
Easter Time Is Here, Master Wilbur
Hobby; recitation. Master Leon Dim
ock; recitation, Miss Grace Forsythe;
duet. They Came Unto the Sepulchre,
Mrs. Charles Hobby and Miss Cora
Hobby; duet, DO You Know the Story?
Miss Lulu Simpson; recitation, Miss
Etheel Simonds; Easter Bells, choir;
dialogue, What Would You Da? Helena
LANCER, Marguerite Durham. Lulu
Simpson, Frances Dimock; song, Jes-
US Arose from the Dead, the juniors;
recitation, Miss Inez Mason; solo, Miss
Ida Smith; recitation, Lulu Simpson;
Twas On the Cross, choir; recitation,
Miss HelenA LANCER; duet, Mrs. Walk
ef and Miss Ida Smith; recitation, with
chorus, choir, Gethsemane, Miss Cora
Dimock; recitation, Miss Eunice
Wood; All For Me, choir; solo, On Call
VdTyS BROW, MISS FRANCES Dln1OCks
recitation, Miss Arlene Durham; duet
Mrs. Walker and Miss Dimock; recita-
ton, Frances Dimock; remarks. pas
tor; duet, Beyond Life's Sunset, Charles
Hobby and Miss Ida Smith; Doxology
and benediction. All of the recitations
were finely rendered. The choir was
composed Of Mrs. Walker, Mrs Sim
onds, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Hobby So
pranos; Misses Ida Smith. Cora Dim
ock altos; Arthur Wood. F. c. Parker.
Walter Hobby, basses; Charles Hobby,
tenor; Mrs. F. G. Parker, organist.
Each one participating in the pro-
gramme showed marked ability. The
platform was decorated with ported
plants, arranged by Mrs. Dodge and
Mrs. Smith. The programme commit
tee was Miss Cora Dimock, Mrs. #. C..
Parker Mrs. g. r. Dimock.
Briefs and Personals.
G. w Levalley, who has been spend
ing the winter m Worcester, has re-
turned home.
Earl Bates, from Wilimantic, spent
Easter at o. Fl. Conants.
Mrs. Paul LANCER has returned from
St. Joseph's hospital, Willimantic,
greatly improved in health.
Z. J.. Smith was a Rockville visitor
| Wednesday, being drawn on the jury at
the Rockville court.
The ladies of the church are paper
ing at the parsonage and making
needed repairs on the society furni-
ture.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
BOLTON NOTCH.
Local Fisherman Caught 1o-Pound
Perch - Summer Resident Visited
Local Friends.

Miss Sadie Howard returned to New
York Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Clinton Of South Wind
ham formerly OF this place, accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Gertrude Hol-
lister of Manchester, called upon
friends in town Sunday.
Abraham Oliver of Belknap went to
Albany y. Y, last Friday and return
ed Saturday He was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Aldie German, while
there.
Miss Hattie Walden of Westhers-
field was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Minnie z. Howard, the latter part of
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Howard was in
Hartford last Saturday.
Local Variety.
Mrs. Henry Bragg spent Friday and
Saturday of last week with Mrs. Loren
T. Maine.
A number from here were in South
Manchester during the week viewing
the ruins OF the recent fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Sumner Of Rock
Vile were recent visitors in town.
Charles Howard of Manchester was
In town trouting last week.
Fred Barnett has been catching some
nice perch in Lake Holbrook lately.
Last week he had five that weighed
ten pound and two ounces
Emery Strong was IN Hartford
Thursday on business.
w. E. Rice spent Friday of last week
in Hartford.
Will Move SawniII.
Mr.. White will move his sawmill in
q few days from the Maine lot to a
lot belonging to Charles F. Sumner,
on New England Hill.
Recovered from Illness.
Clarence Sherman has recovered
from his recent illness 50 as to be able
to resume his work at the sawmin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
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SOUTH COVENTRY.
Social and Supper-Addison kinesbury
Returns from acknowledgements
Service.

Mrs. Edith Hoxie of Lowell, Mass,
spent Easter Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. l.. A. Mason.
The Y. P. S. c. E. held a supper and
social in the church vestry on Friday
evening.
Addison Kingsbury returned from his
trip to England on Thursday. Mrs.
Kingsbury met him in Boston.
Villagers are mourning the loss of
several large shade trees on Main
street which have been sacrificed in the
building of the new trolley line
Memorial TO Deacon Morgan.
There was a large attendance at the
congregational church on Easter Sun
day. Rev. Nestor Lights address was
in the nature Of a memorial tribute
to Deacon James S. Morgan. The
hymns and anthem sung by the choir
were favorites of Mr. Morgan.
S. A. Tisdaie spent the weekend
witt! his mother in Hartford.
Mr. Amy, a student at Wesleyan
university. Middletown occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church on Sun
day.
Mrs. Mabel Tracy Thompson of Man
chester. N. H., made a brief visit at
the home Of her parents last week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
BOLTON.
Grange Takes Action on Death of Mrs.
Eleanor Hutchinson - Officers Of
Cemetery Association.

At a meeting of Bolton grange held
April 9Th resolutions we're adopted re-
GREETING the death of Eleanor Hutchin-
son. The members expressed high es-
teen for her noble and lovable charac-
ter and appreciation for the interest
that she felt in the order. 1t was voted
that a copy Of the resolutions be placed
on the records Of the grange and also
be sent to Mr.. Hutchinson and family.
At the annual meeting of the Bolton
Cemetery association held last week
the following officers were elected:
President, William H. Loomis; vice
president, H. ]. Thompson; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Annie NJ. Alvord;
finance committee, J. White Sumner.
John Johnson and Marvin w. Howard.
Going to Africa.
George Whippert, who entered the
United States navy last year, is soon
to start for Africa.
Mrs. J Wesson Phelps is visiting
friends in Boston.
Prof S. NJ Alvord, Mrs. Alvord and
Miss Marguerite Hanlon OF Hartford
have been spending their Easter vaca-
ton in town.
Mrs. Charles n. Loomis and Miss
Annie NJ. Alvord have been guests Of
Mrs. Beckwith. a former resident Of
Bolton, at Waterford the last few days.
Charles E. Carpenter was Water
bury visitor the first Of the week
Miss Myra Bidwell has returned
from East Hartford, where she spent
some time with her sister, Miss Edna
H. Bidwell.
William E. Clark is serving as juror
at the present term Of court in Rock
willie
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
WEEKAPAUG.

The Ocean View w G. T. U. Win
meet with Mrs. Oliver GaWtt next
Wednesday, afternoon, April 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Noyes spent
Tuesday night with Mrs. Noyes' sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Stanton, near West-
erly
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Collins, who have
been suffering with severe colds, are
improving.
Mrs II. A. Macomber and Mrs. Leon
W. Bliven attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Sarah ID. Kenyon at Hope Valley on
Wednesday afternoon, April q.
Mrs. Albert Lanworthy and Mrs.
Raymond Barber were callers at Mrs.
G.. 4. Collins Monday afternoon.
S. M. Gladwin OF Hartford was q
caller in this vicinity Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

York parties and the property of Mrs.
Estella Bramble to Merritt l.. Usher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Malo and
daughter Of Pittsftld, Mass. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Den
man.
Miss May Moriarty left Monday for
Springfield where she has taken a sit
uation
Robert Hull of Norwich was in town
last Sunday.
School Agent Henry J. Potter of
central Village was in town Tuesday
A certain dog in town is offered for
sale for 81. The dog cost $40. As. an
extra inducement a good share of an
Easter hat will be included with the
dog; that is. such part of the hat as
has been eaten by the dog.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
USQUEPAUGH.
New Vestry Dediested-Easter Concert
Gift from Saunderstown Church.

The new vestry was dedicated Sum-
day. Rev. John Stewart and Rev.
]. II. Grenbert. both spoke. The ves-
try was filed with people The or
gan recently purchased by the young
peoples class was in use. After the
sermon a collection was taken TO help
pay the present debt, which amounted
10 S65. The church now owes some
over 500 besides furnishing the main
room.
II Easter Concert.
An Easter concert was given for tho
evening at which Mr.. Trenbeth also
made remarks.
J. S Lamond visited Providence on
Monday.
Charles Hansen is to move to West
erly next week
Gertrude Hansen began school at
West Kingston Monday.
Miss Mary McConnor visited over
Sunday in Providence.
Miss Myrtle Handel has returned
home after visiting her cousins IN
Putnam for two weeks.
Several from here attended the
sophomore hop at Rhode Island col
lege. Friday. April 10.
John X. Lamond returned 70 New
Haven Thursday after spending his
vacation here at his home.
Alfred c. Kenyon made a business
trip to East Greenwich Thursday.
Gift Of Pulpit and Chairs.
The Saunderstown church has pre-
scented the church here with a pulpit
and two pulpit chairs.
3. =. Sheldon, who has been I'll n
long time. is falling rapidly.
Mrs. Handel. who has been very
sick. Is convalescent
Amanda Cook has moved into the
little house owned by Gideon Palmer.
Reuben Peckham is working on his
new house.
Mrs. John Hoyle Is very sick.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
HOPKlNTCN.
Little Notes About Local People
Relatives Attend Mrs. Kenyon's Fu-
neral.

Mrs. Albert r. Clarke and daughter
Marjory OF Perryville were visitors
at the home OF John E. Wells over
Sunday.
The family and household goods of
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Avery ar
rived at their new home Saturday afe-
ernoon.
Miss Rotha W. Lewis and Miss Ine1
Riley returned to East Greenwich on
Monday. Miss Lewis will graduate
from East Greenwich academy June
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis o. Chapman are
at the home Of Mrs. Chapman's father.
Thomas +. Champlin, for a few days
Mrs. Thomas +. Champlin is away
from home. in Versailles, for a time.
People in this community are res
covering from severe colds
William V. Avery has purchased
two cows and yoke Of oxen and is
fitted out for farming
Mrs. G.. Arthur Mills has been stays
ing for a time at the home of her faa
Their, George Il. Kenyon.
Relatives Of Mrs George A. Kena
yon from this place went to her fu~
neral at Hope Valley Wednesday aft-
ernOon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
ROCKVILLE.

Burrill Andrews fell and dislocated
his hip last Saturday.
r Frank Nichols, who is employed
at Mystic. was at the home OF his
parents Easter Sunday.
Miss MAZDA c. Burdick OF Stamford
ls spending her Easter vacation with
her aunt. Miss Lottie Burdick.
Rev. and Mrs. E. f. Sutton and Miss
Stella Bee went TO Westerly Tues
day.
Herbert Kenyon and Thomas Fidler
Of Woodvllle were at Moscow Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Sarah d. Kenyon
were panied to hear OF her death on
Sunday. The funeral was held Wed-
nesday at Hope Valley.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
EAST WELLINGTON.
Busy Times at the Button Shop.
Not much blowing has been done.

Not much blowing has been done.
]. Osborn has 100 chickens
Things are thriving at the button.
shop. Adolph Harper was presented
a fine cane of their manufacture.
There was a fine rain this week that
will start things growing.
Ed Pearl has sold his route to Har-
vey Fuller
Henry J. Potter. school agent of
Central Village, was In town this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
HAMPTON.

Mrs. Cleveland was recent visitor
in Danielson.
George Holt recently visited Daniel
son.
Mrs. Cleveland was a recent Wilt
mantle visitor.
Misses Scott and Spaulding were
guests in Willamette recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon of Hartford
we're recent guests at c. B. Jewett's
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WEST WOODSTOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hall and Miss
Josephine Poindexter spent Sunday in
Putnam.
School began Monday after two
weeks vacation.
A large congregation attended the
union meeting at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.
The time Of the evening service at
the Congregational church for the next
six months viii be 40.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
TOLLAND COUNTY.
SOUTH WELLINGTON.
Recent Property sale-Why $40 Dog
Is offered for 81, Easter Hat Included

and Mrs. Adler Potter were Miss Maud
Clark of Waterbury, Miss Grace How
lett, Miss Hattie Stroud and Miss
Viola Potter of Willimantic.
Andrew Tomasko was home from
Monsoon over Sunday.
Mrs. Cornell Green is entertaining
her sister from Guilford.
Miss Julia Kneeland returned Mon
dav from a three days. visit to her
home in Columbia.
Recent sales of property in town in
eluded that of Joseph Pobuda to New
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
TURNERVILLE.

Mrs. John Wightman aud daughter
of Stafford Hollow visited the formers
sisters, Mrs, Lewis Rathbone and Mise
Addie Ratlibone, last week.
Miss Minnie Slater. clerk for T. r
Prentice, is boarding at r. A. Ray
mond's.
Mrs. Robert Generous visited her
parents IN Baltic Wednesday.
Mrs. D. F. Jaquith entertained Mrs.
William Chandler OF Staffordville last
week.
Mrs. Matte Whipple OF Middledeld
Is employed at f. A. Raymonds
z. A. Raymond has bought a pair
Of oxen from an Andover man to do
his spring work with.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
ARCADIA.
Social Well Attended - Hospital Pa
tients.

Mrs. Mary Ann Barber and Mrs.
Jane Hadhe4d have gone to the Rhode
Island hospital, Providence, for treat.
ment.
E. NJ. Tillinghast and his brother,
Albert Tillinghast, with two other
friends, were fishing at the Wood farm
pond during the week
Charles L. Kenyon OF Wyoming was
the guest at Benjamin Sheldon Tues
day.
The social at Joseph Girrard's last
Saturday evening was well attended.
Perry Bates, one of the Oldest local
residents. continues to fail in health
Andrew Makteson and his brother.
George Matteson. Of West Greenwich
are working for E. NJ. TilIinghast.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17

Mass. has been spending week with
friends in town.
Allan W. York OF Yale university
spent the Easter vacation in town.
Social for c. (. Society.
Mrs. Florence Peckham entertained
number of young people Of he
Christian Endeavor society az her
home April 10. at a social. Games
were played and refreshments were
served.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
MASHAPAUG.
Damage by Brush Fire.

Last week Saturday Miss Bessie
Moore returned to Lalkeville. where she
IS engaged to teach the spring term.
Miss Moore stands very high as a
teacher, having made a fine reputation
as teacher In Porto Rico.
Mrs. M. H. Soule visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. r. Howard, last week
Thursday.
A brush fire, set by Mr.. Redding.
this week Tuesday got away from his
control and burned about sixty cords
of hard wood and about fifty acres OF
sprout land.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-17
CHESTNUT HILL.
Looking Up Records of Town Lines
Maeht Estate $1,000.

Mrs. Z. NJ Holbrook has been in
Hartford, the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Stewart.
L. E. Winter was in Hartford on
Tuesday looking over the records in
regard to established town lines.
William A. Lyman and his daugh-
ter. Agnes, visited the family of Theo-
dore Lyman in Hartford, Monday and
Tuesday.
The storm of Wednesday and Thurs
day washed the roads badly
The schools OF. the town began the
spring term on Monday.
Mrs. May Smith and Albert E. Ly-