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Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Local Guests at Leeminstsr Wedding
General News.

Miss Florence Cobleigh attended the
wedding of her cousin in Leominster
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney D. Upham OF
Revere, Mass. recently visited Mr.
Upham's parents.
Mrs. C. F. May and Mrs. c. H. Kill
lam visited relatives last week in
Springfield Westheld Mass, and
Thompsonville, Conn.
Earl Bemls Of Pennington spent
Sunday with his parents. His father
A 3. Bemis. has been confined to
the house b. illness for several weeks
AIr. and Mrs. Everett Spencer spent
the week end with relatives in Union
Miss A. Edith Bemis OF Greenfield
Mass. who has been taking a rest
Of several weeks, returned Thursday
to Greenfield. where she is caring for
q lady 81 years old.
Misses Fanny Phipps and Nellie
Pratt Of Dudley, Mass. with several
young friends attended the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
Mrs. J. f. Chandler attended the fu-
neral of her brother inlaw, Mr.. Ladd
in Windsorville, last week
Charles Yetter and a friend from
East Hartford have been in town the
past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
HANOVER.
Patriotic Entertainment and Food Sale
by Ladies' GuiId-V. !. S. Presents
Fine Programme.

The members of the Ladies guild
gave a most interesting entertainme MT
and food sale on last Saturday after
noon and evening. The vestry was
decorated with bunting in commemo-
artion of the washington anniversary.
A great variety of attractive food was
sold The ladies of the guild were
dressed in white, adorned with the ma
tional colors. In the evening the Alrlee
band assisted with music. Seven ladies'
sang a medley of patriotic songs. A
series Of tableaux was a pleasing TEA
ture. Grace Nicker, la Howey and
Gladys Crembie unprecedented Inc
Three Graces. Miss Florence Hope
appeared as the Goddess OF Liberty.
Melvin Henry as Uncle Sam. Gladys
Crombie, wearing Scotch plaid and
kilt, as a Highland lassie. Clayton and
Clara Hope, as George and Martha
washington. Cake and ice cream were
served.
Excellent Entertainment.
The Village Improvement society
provided an excellent entertainment
on Wednesday evening. The attrac-
tive features were recitations by Mrs.
George COultOn, from the Boston
School OF Oratory several songs pleas
cornet solo by William Harrison The
Misses Bennett and Standish and w.
G. Harrison assisted as accompanies.
The programme follows: Reading, The
Village Seamstress TX. D. Wiggin).
Mrs. George Coulter; song, Tell Me My
Heart (Bishop). Miss Blackburn;
reading, Helene Thamre (E. s. Phelpsl,
Mrs. Coulter. cornet solo, selected,
Master William Harrison; reading,
The Debating Society (Eugene HalD,
Mrs. Coulter; songs, l, Baby Eyes
CStorgen), 2, In Winter l Get Up at
Night (Nevin). 8. The Swing Oeh-
MANN. Miss Blackburn: reading, Bin
Perkins Toboggan Slide Up. Phelps),
Mrs. Coulter: duet. selected, Misses
Blackburn. reading, As the Moon
Rose 0Phelps). Mrs. Coulter; cornet
duet, selected, Messrs. Harrison; read
ing, How Birdie Commenced Her Del
sarte, Mrs. Coulter: song, Orpheus
With His Lutte (Sullivan), Miss Black
burn reading, Aunt Susan's Guilt
eugene Wood, MrE. Coulter.
Mrs. George Ladd and son of Enfield
n. H, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Ladd.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
PLAiNFIELp.
5riehayina on Factory Addition Be-
gun-Various Local interests.

Lemuel w Cleveland. who has been
with relatives in Hartford during the
winter made a brief visit here on
Thursday of last week.
Denison Fl. Richmond moved to Oc-
cum a few days since.
Conductor Edward Florence Of the
trolley line moved into the Crary house
on Main street Saturday.
Arthur Lasch Of OccCm was here
recently on business.
Charles p. Lewis of Providence was
al mis- home here Sunday
George Hatch Of Moosup called on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Frederic Williams and grand
son of MOntville visited Sunday with
her daughter. Mrs. Elmer Handy.
Joseph Iabeau Of Central Village
was a caller here Sunday.
Dwight Armstrong of Providence
gave local merchants a business call
Monday.
Earle Robinson Of Providence was
here Wednesday.
The masons have commenced laying
brick on the addition TO the factory
Work viii be pushed along as fast as
the weather will permit. One Of the
new dwelling houses has been raised
and closed in, and cellars for the 9TH
ers are being dug.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
DAVILLE.
Meeting Of Ladies' Aid soeiety-Notes
of tho Week.


Mrs. A a. Kennedy and Mrs Hill of
Moosup we're in town few days last
week.
Mrs. F. A. Rollison and family have
arrived and are now taking up their
quarters in the parsonage.
Charles Bidwell of New York was
tho guest of Postmaster Bidwen.
Mrs. G. A. Russell and Miss Russell
returned from Providence on Monday.
Wayland Bennett was confined to
the house few days this week.
The Ladies Aid mel with Mrs. Frank
Burnett on Wednesday afternoon and
plans were talked over.
w. E LaBelle and W. F. Bidwell
were in Hartford on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Williams was in town last
week.
Mrs. Naggerty Is entertaining her
sister from Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs W. P. Bidwell were In
Norwich on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WEIGH were
at the BaclSus hospital on Sunday to
see Thomas Fully, who is not so well.
Raymond Burnett Of Providence
spent Sunday with Deacon Burnett.
The Rev. Mr.. Decker spoke to the
people of the Congregational church
Sunday.
Garvin Bailey of Worcester spent
Sunday with Mrs. Benz. Cogswell
Relatives from South'oridge were en-
tertained over Sunday by joseph Far
land.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
THOMPSON.
Social and Personal Itens-Pat riotic
Entertainment.

Mrs. F. NJ. Knight visited relatives in
Providence last week.
The Thimble club met with Mrs. F.
A. Munyan on Thursday afternoon of
last week.
Mrs. M. NJ. Knight closes her house
this week to spend three weeks out
of town.
Charles Ross and Miss Marian Ross
of Brooklyn were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. l.. n. Ross over Sunday.
Clinton J. Mills was in town over
Sunday.
The 3. Y. P. U. meeting on Sunday
evening was led by Miss Grace Orms-
bee.
The Thompson Center school gave a
public patriotic programme on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Mary J. Ross entertained a
party of friends in honor of her broth
eF Saturday evening
The ladies' aid society of the Bap-
fist church gave bean supper In the
town hall on Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
NORTH WOODSTOCK.
Home Missionary Meeting--Notes,

Miss Maud Healey, a senior in Will
limantic normal school, entertained d
classmate over Sunday.
Prof. Sidney Morse was at his home
here for a few days last week
There was no meeting OF tbs grange
last week, owing to the severe storm.
A Home missionary meeting was held
at the home Of Mrs. George Morse on
Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WlNDHAM.
Duplicate Whist Club Entertained
Junior EndeaVor Society Holds
Washington Birthday sociaI-Lent-
en- Services-Other Matters:

Washington Birthday sociaI-Lsnt-
en- Servioes-Other Matters.
The members of the duplicate whist
club were delightfully."- entertained by
II. r. Parry at the inn on Monday.
There were six tables and twenty
four hands were played, after which
Welsh rabbit, sandwiches, olives,
cake and coffee were served.
Washington Birthday Social.
The Junior Endeavor society gave a
very pleasant Washington's birthday
social at the chapel on Monday eve
ming from $50 to $50. The room was
prettily trimmed with flags and bunt-
ing and each person was given a tiny
Ratchet a patriotic programme of
songs and Rotations was carried out
by the children. Fruit lemonade, wa
fers and cookies in Ratchet shane
were served.
Guests at the inn this week include
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taintor. STAN
ford; Harold Hayes, Boston; Mrs.
Johnson Norwich.
Rev and Mrs. Harry c. Grimes
have been in Manchester, ". h, this
week attending the New England con-
ference.
G. Towne Of Canterbury was at the
social at the chapel Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Little of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is the guest Of her aunts, the
Misses c. and NJ. Little.
Lsnten Social at ST. PauPs.
Rev. r. D. Hatch of st. Paurs
church has arranged for the follow
ing services at st. PauPs church here
during Lent: Sundays at $50 a. m,
Holy Eucharist at $50 p. M, evening
prayer and sermon Tuesdays at 7.30
j. m. morning prayer and sermon
Subject for February %, Christ's
Kingdom: Tuesday, March 2, The
Threefold Name of God. Service was
held at 1880 a. m. on Ash Wednes-
day. Mr.. Hatch will be assisted by
Rev. II. 3. Pulsifer
Miss Helen Larrabee has been at
nome from Simmons college, i'll with
an attack Of bronchitis and grip.
Rev. W. S. Kelsey and family have
Dcen spending a week in Boston.
FortnishtIy Supper.
The regular fortnightly supper and
social was held at the Congregational
chapel on Wednesday. The hOstesses
Harvey, Mrs. Alfred Harvey. Miss
Emily Lyman, Miss Abigail Bates and
Mrs. John Bates.
Personal News.
Clinton and Clayton Towne have
been spending a few days with their
parents.
Miss Manning Of Norwich was q
guest at George POtter's on Sunday.
Miss Frances Campbell who has
been i'll for several weeks at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. r. G. Watrous. is
gaining.
Wallace Kelley OF New Haven is
spending few days with his aunt
Miss Sarah Johnson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
ABINGDON.
Hampton Grange Presents Pleasing
Play in Local Hall.

Little River grange Of Hampton
gave a drama, The Country Minister.
in Abingdon hall Wednesday evening,
February II. Although the ice storm
prevented a large attendance, those
present enjoyed the play. which was
well presented.
Hampton and Brooklyn oranges
were invited to be the guests of Wolf
Den grange, February "a
Miss z. p. Allen visited in Wor-
cester over Sunday.
Miss Carpenter OF East Douglas Is
the guest of Mrs. James Arnold
Mrs. June Gallup spent several days
at her home here recently. :.
Miss Alice NJ Howe went Friday to
her home in Yantic for a few days.
The ladies' benevolent society met
with the president, Mrs. G. w. Fuller,
on Thursday Of last week
Many of the beautiful shade trees
here were badly damaged by the ice
storm Of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
EKONK.
Lincoln Honered at Grange Meeting
Patriotic Serviee-TeIsPhon Re-
pairs Completed.

The last regular meeting Of the
grange was Chapiain's night, who pro-
vided a varied and interesting pro-
gramme entirely on Lincoln, 20 COM
memorate the centenary Of his birth.
The four essays on Lincoln as awarded
prizes by The Bulletin were read by
different persons, together with many
other articles on him, including a deed
Of sale of slave in 1857. An out
line Of an eleven-chapter story. en-
titled A Lincoln Conscrlpt, recently
published in the Youths Companion,
was also given.
Washington Day.
Last Sunday was observed as WASH
ington day in the Line meeting house
with a sermon by the pastor Mr.. KEEL
logg. on Washington's Birthday as a
Matter Of National Rejoicing. based on
Luke liza as text.
Effects of the Storm.
After local telephone CONNECTION
with the outer world has been out OF
commission by broken and tangled
wires for nearly a week, all is repaired
nooW.
Many Of the large maple and elm
shade trees, and many fruit trees of
the orchards look forlorn and like
wrecks after the necessary chopping
ana pruning away OF the disastrous
effects of the great Ice storm Of last
week.
Personals.
Mrs. Kellogg has returned home
from three weeks of visiting relatives
and friends in Worcester. Boston and
in New Hampshire. She attended the
Chapman and Alexander revival meet
iEgs in fremont temple, Boston.
Mrs. Franklin and three children Of
Providence have been visiting Mrs.
Franklin's mother. Mrs. Edward De
Lude OF Bailey Pond.
Bert Green has moved his family in
to the little white house by the fur
Their church cemetery.
Tea Follows Meeting.
The ladies' aid society OF the Line
meeting house held a large meeting
with i've o'clock tea on Thursday aft
ernoon in Grange hall
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
HAMPTON.
Brooklyn Grange Dramatic Club Pre-.
sents Play.-PersonaI Items.

The Brooklyn Grange Dramatic clut,
gave "Willowdale" in Grange hall OH
Tuesday evening. The cast included
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Page. Miss Page.
Mrs. George Pearle, Leroy Pearle, Miss
Dorothy Marion, NJ. Marlor, f. H. Law
ton, c. NJ. Gallup w. H Clewly, c. F..
Atwood Miss S. !. Frink and Miss
Clara Wood. In spite Of the Indictment
weather a large audience was present
Miss Maude Little spent the holiday
in town.
Mrs. r. e. Pearle was a Willimantic
visitor Washington's birthday.
N. Pearle substituted on route No Q.
while T. Rowllngs Archibald enjoyed
a vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
STERLING.

Mrs. Frank wentworth OF wrentham.
Mass, Mrs. Henry Wyman and son.
Lloyd. of Waltham Mass, are visiting
MT. and Mrs. Albert Wentworth.
Miss Shepard spent the Weekend at
Mrs. w. W. Nsughn's.
Several from this village attended
the reception given by Deborah Avery
Putnam chapter, D a. r.. on Feb. 10.
in Miners han, AtoosuD.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
FTTCHVTLLE.
Fine Of $40 and Costs for Illegal Sale
of Liquor.

Jeremiah Fields OF Boston was at
his homo here the fore part of the
week
Miss Lena Hurley Of Norwa1k was
the guest Thursday Of Miss Mary Nc
Manus.
Miss Mary Shea Of Colchester was
the recent guest Of Miss Mary Nc
Carthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Murphy and
children and Miss Katie A. Muir
ply of Norwich were visitors in the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy
recently.
Fines for Illegal Sale Of Liquor.
The case Of the state VS.. Andrew
Kobolink, accused Of Illegal sale Of
liquor. came UP last Saturday. The
accused was brought before Justice
Of the Peace George V. Allyn and
lined SO and costs, which amounted
TO over SIS, which he paid
Case Continued.
The case Of the state VS.. Powell and
Avery was postponed until March s,
owing TO the serious Illness Of one Of
the defendants mother.
AIRS. Clara T. Whfttemore and Eu-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
AsAFoap.

MISS Mary Delaney, who has been
at The Oaks for several weeks. has
returned 10 her home IN Norwich.
4. NJ Grant and william 1sates
were in Willimantic 2aesday
The winter term OF the Center school
closes next Tuesday.
Miss Grace Adams Of Hartford u
at her home here for n short stay
Mrs. p. J. Cassidy was In town q
few days thh week
Mrs. Myron Esterbrook IL much I'M
proved at this writing.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
SOUTH KILl.INGLY.
Various Thefts Of Grain. Potatoes,
Ete.-Storn Does Damage-lee
Crop Secured.

Miss Charlotte Rice, the trained
nurse at Mrs. Wheelers, went to her
home Sunday afternoon and found a
window smashed and a door open and
her things strewn about the rooms in
great confusion. Evidently the thieves
were searching for money. Miss Rice
did not know what had been taken
Alfred Hyde. who owns a grist
mill on the Moosup road found that
thieves had stolen eleven bags Of
grain last Tuesday night.
Mr.. Hyde tracked the wagon to a
house which was searched by the
sheriff, but the missing property was
not found.
One local woman reports that they
have lost ten bushels Of corn. and a
local man had three windows stolen
The minister here had considerable
grain taken one night from his box
in his stable. These thieving opera
tions are thought to have been car
ried on by the parties who cleaned out
Julius Karjherm's cellar Of hams no
tatoes, etc. One man Is going to rig
a spring gun in his house and barn.
so there may be a blood trail TO the
den Of thieves.
In General.
The ice storm did considerable dam
age. George Phillips gives his loss as
500.
Mrs. Virgil w. Blackman went to
celebrate her mothers eightieth birth
day in New Hartford.
Deacon Charles A. Fisk was visit
Ing his sister in East Douglas
p. A. Hull secured a fine crop OF
Ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
oNEcO.
New Order of Services Followed at
Church.

o. W. Bates was in Providence on
Tuesday.
Miss n. E. Rundbaken returned from
Hartford Mondey night
The new singing books arrived so
the new order of service faS followed
in o. NJ z. church last Sunday.
Fred Marriott moved into the house
with Levi Carr last Wednesday.
Mrs. Russell ThurTott 10 visiting in
washington, r. l.
Frank Hazard spent Tuesday in
Providence.
Mrs. Charles Doane and Mrs. Mary
Hadley were recent guests at Mrs.
Ellen Waite's.
Airs. Richard Marriott is caring FOR
her daughter, Mrs. Marry Sherman.
who has been IN.
Thomas A Brown is SOON to move
to the Alfred Franklin farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown will be greatly missed in
Oneco.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
CLARK'S CORNERS.
Sci oolmstss Meet on Seventeen
Birthday.

Mrs. John Navins was in Holyoke,
Mass, Tuesday attending the marriage
OF her brother.
Mrs. George Upton and Mrs. Bailey
Of Norwich have been visiting at w.
H. Carver's.
Miss Bridget Sullivan of whitman
tic was in town Wednesday.
Allen Jewett spent the day with his
old schoolmate, Henry Holt, on his
10th birthday. William Martin also
called on him recently. Mr.. Holt is
from the west, but is staying with his
daughter. Mrs. F. W. Congdon, in
Hampton, his former home.
John Navins' children have all been
i'll with the grip.
Willis Wade Is recovering from the
grip.
Mr. and Mrs Carlton II. White of
Webster spent few days in town this
week.
Mrs. G. W. Watson Of New London
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
w. E. Wade.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
CHAPLIN.
Pastors Wife Reads Sermen-Enter'
tainnnent Given " Willing Workers.

Mrs. Grin r. Wftter and Fred Gfl-
christ Of Hartford were visitors at
Mrs. r. Jesse Hunts the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Fuller OF
Norwich have been visiting for a week
at Albert L. Church's.
Miss Mabel A. Lsnphear, principal Of
the Winsted graded school, spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Nancy E. Lanphear. at South
Chaplin.
In the pastors absence last Sunday,
Mrs. Small read q good sermon by the
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon.
George Crane Of Bedlefn has two OF
the finest cosset sheep in two, two
years old, that were given to him by a
neighbor when lambs.
The willing Helpers Of Natehaus
grange gave an entertainment at the
church vestry Friday evening. Re-
freshments were on sale after the en-
tertainment.
Palmer S. Richards Of South Chap
lin. a veteran Of the war is i'll
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WILS0NVILLE.
Repairs at Railroad station-RiVer
Running High.

Mrs. Harriet Lynch Of North Gros-
venordale visited Mrs. Jennings one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. May Of Worces-
ter are visiting Mr.. Jacks relatives.
Mrs. Norman Town is still at a
Worcester hospital. although in a more
comfortable condition.
The railroad company - repairing
the station, putting on q new roof.
The rains of last week and Wednes-
day have made the river very high
and Il is rising
7. II. Jennings visited his daughter
in New Boston Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
BUZRAH.
Tax Of Ten Mills Laid-rAltar Present
ed Grange.

Mrs. z. Judson was in Yantic on
Thursday with her daughter, Mrs
William Herrick, who is i'll with grip.
At the town meeting Thursday it
was voted TO lay a tax Of ten mills on
a dollar. The town voted to let the
working Of the roads to the lowest
bidder for a term of three years.
Mrs. ]. Harry Miner. who has been
III for a number of days, is somewhat
better.
Bozrah grange held its regular meet
ing Thursday evening. One candidate
was initiated in the first and second
degrees. A nice altar was presented
the grange by the worthy master, E..
J. Miner. Brother Robert Baker made
and presented it to the master. A
vote Of thanks was given Brother Be.-
ker By the grange.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
MoosuP.
achcol Feopens--No New Cases Of
i Scarlet FeVer--FunsraI Of James Mil


Room No. Of the primary building,
taught by Miss Cecilia Daily, which
has been closed ten days on account of
the prevalence of scarlet fever, reopen
ed Tuesday morning. No new cases
have been reported, but the quarantine
has not been removed from the fam
HES where cases have been.
Sudden Death.
James Miller died quite suddenly last
Sunday afternoon at the residence Of
his brother, Frank, near Moosup Pond,
at the age Of SIS. He had not been in
good health for some time, but was
about as usual all day Sunday, and
attended to some chores about the
barTA Towards night he complained
of not feeling well, lay down on the
lounge and died before a physician got
there. Death was due to heart trou-
BILE, from which he had been a sufferer
for some time. The funeral was held
from his residence on Wednesday aft
ernooE at o'clock Rev. j. G. Stanton,
pastor of the Baptist church, officiat-
ing. Burial was In the family lot in
Moosup cemetery.
Waureaan Pastor breaches.
Rev. E. r. Talmadge of Wauregan
preached In the Baptist church last
Sunday, in exchange with the pastor,
giving MS hearers q nle discourse on
THE Trial OF Jesus"
The ice storm last week did much
damage to telephone and telegraph
lines. Outside of the village between
Moosup and Sterling the lines were all
down. Supt. Gardiner Of the Moosup
exchange has had men busy for several
days making repairs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sneida and Miss
Clare Richmond of Washington, r. l.,
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Haywood.
Critically Ill.
John w. Fisk, for many years a resi-
dent Of Moosup, is critically i'll at the
home OF his daughter in Westerly, r.
1. Last summer he suffered a shock,
from which he does not rally.
Carpenter Suffers Shock.
Last Friday afternoon Charles Gray,
while at work on the haymow of a
barn in Central Village, suffered a
shock and fell to the floor, where he
was found helpless and insensible. He
was taken to his home in this village,
where he remains in a comatoSe state,
being unable to move or speak.
John and Matthew Sweeny Of Woon-
socket were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. George Egan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
GlLEAD.
Fox Hunters oUt--Charlss Plnnsy 70
Manage Bolton Farm.

z. S. Newcomb lost a horse recently
with spinal meningitis.
A party of six from. Manchester was
in this place fox hunting last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Wychon Wilson of
Hartford were with Mrs. Wilson's par
ents over Washingtons birthday.
J. r. Gilbert C. r. Burt. ST. ".
Hills and G.. w Hutchinson were in
Hartford Tuesday
Dennis Keep had q sinking spell
last Tuesday morning.
Charles Pinney VIII move 10 Bolton
soon where he win run the farm OF
William Grant. Mrs. Plnuey's father.
The l. &. 5. VII meet next Wednes-
day with Mrs. r. r., Buell.
Miss Johnson tea her in the 10Th
district visited schools iu Wilimanti .
last Friday.
Hebron grange met at the hall Fri
DAY evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

gene Thompson Of WAliriAntic were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Ars. Frank
Thompson of Fitchville.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27

In Leipzig there are street kiosks
where for a penny the city directory
can be inspected.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
TOLLAND COUNTY.
COLUMBIA.

Annual Meeting of Ladies Aid soeis-
ty-5ridge Bill Before the Lesisla-
ture-Mal Schedule Will Remain
the Same-ENamination for Fourth
Class Postmaster
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27

Reading rooms have been opened for
children In Copenhagen by the women.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-15

Captain Denny, sat together and, when
mention was made of Captain Miller,
there was something doing in the cheer
ing line. They realized, more than
anybody else, that it was principally
due to the Miller hospitality that the
event was such a success. Unable to
go himself, he put one of his shippers
in charge of the Luka and bore all the
expense of sending the yacht with a
full crew and fully provisioned on a
four days cruise