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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
PENDLETON HILL.
Pastor and Wife Entertained Friends
in Delightful Mannsr-Nswsy Notes.

On Thursday evening last twenty
three people spent a delightful eve
ming with their pastor and wife, Rev.
]. H. Adams.
Malcolm and Clifford Thompson were
recent callers in Preston.
The parsonage Is being painted and
repaired.
Miss Winifred Palmer from East
Greenwich is at the old homestead for
a few days.
The weekly prayer meeting was held
at W. L. Mains this week Friday
evening.
Russell and Morton Cooke were in
Westerly Monday on business.
DR.. Hale and family of Springfield
are passing their Easter vacation at
their summer home here.
Mrs. Eugene Congdon is sick. and is
attended by DR.. James Lewis of Ash
away.
Charles Wheeler is again with his
brother, Thomas Wheeler
Clark Coon called on Clifford Thomp-
son Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. H. Adams preached at Lau-
rel Glen Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Prentice Miner and daughter
were Sunday callers at Birdsey Palm
er's.
Amos Palmer is shearing sheep for
Mr.. Lord at Stoningtuu
Mrs. M. o. Chapman and daughter
Rilla spent the day Sunday at Jewett
City.
Carey Main is home after an absence
of several weeks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
SALEM.
Congregational Sunday School Elects
Cfficers-Surveyors at Work-SociaI
and Personal Items.

Easter services were conducted in
the Salem Congregational church on
Sunday morning by the pastor, Miss
Millen. The session of the Sunday
school convened at the close CT service
and the following officers were unani-
nously elected fer the ensuing year:
Superintendent. Henry A. Rogers; as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. F. R.
Bailey; secretary, Miss Edna Rogers;
treasurer, N. L. Clark; librarian, Miss
Amy Rix.
Next Sunday April IS, Rev. Mr.
Stone will occupy the pulpit.
Miss Amy E. Rix and Miss Elizabeth
McRay spent a day in Hebron last
week as the guest of Miss Lord. after
which Miss McRay returned to her
home in Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. F. L. Fletcher recently visited
Norwich friends.
The public schools opened on Mon
day morning after weeks vacation.
The teachers returned on Sunday.
Miss Amy Rix entertained friends at
her home on Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. B. Locke returned to Cam
den, n. j. on Tuesday evening after
ten days visit with relatives IN town
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A Bailey are
i'll at their home
Mrs. L. L. Lathrop has returned from
Backus hospital, Norwich, where she
Preliminary Work on Highways.
The surveyors have commenced work
on the highway repairs.
A large number from surrounding
towns spent a pleasant evening at
Strickland hall recently in response to
invitations received from Mr.. and Mrs
]. Frank Rogers.
Miss Ora Sterry of New London is
spending short time at the Hurlburt
house.
f. J. Standish of Hillside farm was
a recent business caller in Norwich.
A party of friends spent an enjoyable
evening at the home of Selectman E. L.
Latimer last Friday evening.
Orrin w. Ray was in Norwich Sat
urday.
Miss Fannie Goodrich has moved to
the Salem Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Loren Rauhbone has returned
home after brief visit with relatives
in New London.
Hon. and Mrs. E. NJ. Chadwick spent
Monday in New London.
Ambrose Darling was a recent caller
in Colchester
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WATERFORD.
Recent Guests in Local Homes-DeIe-
gates to Hartford N. (. o. p. Ses-
sion.

Dorothy c. Smalley Of Norwich was
a visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Miners
during the week.
Mrs. Rachel Wilcox of Noank was in
town over Sunday.
G. +. Potter of Norwich has return
ed home after visiting friends in town.
Miss Annie Beckwith of Lyme was
a caller in town tho first of the week
At N. (. o. p. Session.
Sister Perkins of Milestone, Sister
Beckwith Of East Lyme and Deputy
G. NJ. Manwaring Of Graniteville were
the representatives at Hartford n. Z.
o. P. session from Jordan lodge We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Burch Of Maine has returned
from a visit at Mrs. Martha Getchelrs.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Cham
pion of New London have returned
home after a short call at Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Miners.
Mrs. Edgar LaPlace and daughter
Barbara Of Deep River have returned
home from a short visit with friends in
Waterford.
Miss Augusta G. Gates of Old Lyme
was a recent guest of Mrs. E. B. Young.
Mrs. William, w. Wright attended
the Easter services of Palestine COM
mendery
DR.. and Mrs. G. M. Minor of Oswe-
gatchie were guests of Palestine COM
mandery's Easter service Sunday,
Commissioner CORTLAND Damon and
Mrs. Damon also attended the SER
vices.
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NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASVILLE.
Cobweb Social Nets 81 - Getehelf-
Austin Wedding-Funeral of Charles
G. SandhoIm-Easter Observance
Personals.

Mrs. Clarence Walden and daugh-
tiers, Marjorie and Carol Walden, of
Boston. arrived Thursday to spend a
week with Mrs. Walden's mother, Mrs.
Irving Browning.
Charles Richardson of Willimantic
was a recent guest of relatives in town.
Miss Bertha Wilson of Holyoke,
Mass, spent the holidays with friends
in Pequot
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Watt Of
Hartford spent Easter with Mr.. Watt $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Watt, of
Palmertown.
Arthur Taylor, after a weeks visit
with friends in Oakdale, returned
Thursday to Brooklyn, n. Y.
Ivan Chapman purchased new
power boat in Mystic, bringing 1t up
the Thames Tuesday.
Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen. of
America, at the last meeting toQk ac-
ton on two applications for member
ship.
The cobweb social and supper given
by the members of the B. Y. p. Y. OF
the Baptist church Thursday evening
was well attended The proceeds
about 81. will be devoted to the fund
for a piano.
Miss Maude Bennett, who has been
the guest of relatives in Norwich the
part week. returned home Wednesday.
Frederick c, Palmer and son Fred
erick, who have been in town since the
funeral Of Mr.. Palmer's mother-in-law.
Mrs. Katherine Brennan have return
ed to New York. where the family is
spending the winter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
OLD MYSTIC.
Books Added to Baptist Library-5ireh
Business Good-Notes of Easter
tide.

The following books were added to
the Baptist library April : Through
the Gates Of the Netherlands, NJ. E.
Waller; Rambles in Normandy. Fran
els Meltown; Abraham Lincoln. Tho
Boy and the Man. James Morgan;
Bird Neighbors Nellye Blanchan;
Quest of John Chapman, Newell
Dwight Hills: The Little Hills, Nancy
Huston Banks; Cy Whittaker's Place
Joseph C. Lincoln, The Prince and t.ie
Page. Charles p. Chapman; the Face
in the Girandole, william Frederick
Dix.
Thriving Business.
S. n. Dickensons birch mill at
Burnett's Corners is doing a thriving
business. He has d large force of me1
in his employ and has many tons NJ
birch brush on hand and many tons
to be delivered as soon as the stock Is
used. Mr.. Dickinson is having a new
birch mill erected so as to get the
brush all turned into birch oil before
extremely hot weather arrives. The
farmers are all pleased to have the
new mill built. as they all know this
means more business for them.
Revival Services.
A two weeks service Of revival Ser
vices will begin Sunday, April is, WIKI
the Baptist church. which will be con-
Quoted by state Evangelist tlanderS
w. c. T. U. Meeting.
The w c. T. L. met Friday at $50
p. m. with Mrs. Jane H. Dean of Main
street.
Briefs.
The United Workers " the Method
list Episcopal church met Wednesday
at D. m. i'm the NJ. e. rooms.
Miss Mabel A. Haley has returned
frCm a ten days visit to her aunt Mrs
Maria James of New London.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap
fist church met Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover, at
Elmhurst.
Mrs. Herbert Bacon Hutchins has
returned to Lewiston Me, after a two
weeks visit to Mrs. Horace o. Will
liams and other friends.
Mrs. Oscar +. Crumb was the guest
Monday and Tuesday of relatives at
Poduonoc.
Mrs. Calvin Hoxie was a recent
guest of Norwich relatives.
Miss Aldace Clark of Quaimbaug
Is spending the Easter vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zephaniah Brown of
Pleasant View farm Ledyard.
DR.. E. c. Chapman, Mrs. Chapman
and their oldest daughter. Miss Harriet
Chapman Of New London, have been
guests for a week of Mrs. Chipman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F..
Crumb.
Mrs. Charles H. Denison and little
daughter Myr'a have returned to their
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ASHWILLETT.
Lost Man Found VISITING Friends
Auction at Henry 3. Latham Place.


Henry E. Bennett, who has been
missing from his home for several
days, was found on Stone Hill visit
ing friends
There were parties here from New
Haven on Saturday looking over real
estate.
Sunday Services.
The Rev. ]. Howard Adams. former
ly of Waterbury. but late of Pendle-
ton Hill, will speak in the Ashwillett
chapel Sunday afternoon at 2.3O
O'Clock.
Notes of Interest.
Arthur Fulton of Westerly was in
the place Sunday tho guest Of friends.
E. e. Carpenter and A. w. Burdick
of Westerly were callers here Sunday
Lockley Mclean of Attleboro visit
ed Sunday with w. L. Tolhum and
family in this place. He was accom-
panied by gentleman friend from
Providence
w. w. Billings of Brooklyn spent
Sunday with his family at the o. S.
Miller place, where they have recently
moved
The funeral of Mrs. John Fletcher
was attended Saturday afternoon witt
subsequent burial in the family lot al
Glasgo.
Large numbers attended the auction
sale held Monday. at the Henry B.
Latham place, near Preston City. Fair
prices were obtained for all articles
sold. and stock comm anded quick sales.
Mr.. Latham has disposed Of his farm
to John Stapleton of Canterbury. who
will take possession at once. Mr.. and
Mrs. Latham will move to Norwich
Town.
The Ashwillett school resumed it's
sessions Monday after a two weeks
Easter vacation. Mrs. E. f. Holmes
IF New London is again the teacher
Friends here Of H. H. Shedd were
panied to learn of his sudden death
Monday at his home at Preston City.
Mrs. Lula Maine is in poor health.
Mrs. w. w. Billings and Mrs Mary
l.. E. Roode were in Westerly Tues
day on business; also W. F. Whipple.
Local friends attended the funeral
of George Sheldon held Friday after
non from his late home in Griswold.
He is survived by his wife and one
son, Benjamin Sheldon.
The fire that burned over the place
of CORTLAND r. Swan wrought much
damage; Mr.. Swan lost five large hay
stacks. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan were abb
sent from home at the time Of the
confagration.
E B. James and Edward G. McDon
land We're in Westerly on Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
FRANKLIN.
Wistaria Bush Measured Foot and a
Half in Diameter-LocaI News.


Miss. Maud Davies of Hartford is
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Robinson
Mrs. Hermon eager and Miss Faith
eager were recent Willimantic visit
ors.
Mrs. Eliza Dunning of Meriden has
been spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hyde
Mrs. Abel Browning has been Wis
iting friends in Westerly, r. 1.
Constable S. N. Hyde recently cut
down wistaria bush that grew on his
house that measured over a foot and a
half in diameter.
Local Mention.
Melville Manning of Lebanon attend
ed church in Franklin on Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Parker of Plain Hill and
her son, Henry A. Parker. of Attic
boro Mass. were the guests of Ste
phen Parker on Sunday.
Mrs. Hermon eager spent Sunday in
New London.
Albert and Earl Lillibridge of Nor
witch were the recent guests of S. N.
Hyde.
Arthur Simpson of Norwich was a
recent Franklin visitor.
Mrs. Horace Smith of Lyme is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Greenslit, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Earl Rogers was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson on Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank lockwood and Mrs. Fred
Race were recent Willimantic visitors.
Benjamin Smith of Lyme has re-
turned after spending a few days in
town.
Abel T. Browning has purchased an
automobile.
Attended Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Robinson and
Mrs. Hermen eager were in Norwich
Town on Wednesday, attending the
birthday party of Mrs. Jane Hyde, it
being her eighty third birthday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
LEFFINGWELL.
Easter INSTRUMENTATION Study clas,
Met With Mrs. j. C. LeffingweIl.


Francis Clish and Miss Alice Dat OF
Norwich were callers on local friends
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leland Palmer and
Miss Ruth Palmer were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nichols of Nor
wich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thompson If
Fitchville were among the congrega-
ton at the First Baptist church Sur =
day, They were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ross during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lefingwell
and son, Charles. Of Norwich, spent
Easter with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Leffingwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan whiting Of
Norwich were the guests Easter Of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
1efiingwell.
Harry Wilcox Of Jewett City was an
Easter guest in town.
Miss Edith Lsffingwen returned %
the Normal school at Wilhmantic en-
Monday, after having an Easter va a
ton of one week
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel LeffingweI: are
spending several days with relatives
at Pittsfield, Mass.
The Sunshine Band meets toda v
Saturday with Mrs. A. H. Beebe.
The mission study class met at the
home of Mrs. J. c. LeffingweIl We'd
nesday.
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..ssAsgaFs@ FUNERAL. rs
Charles G, sandholm.

The body of Chaf4es G. Sandholm Of
EPalmertown, whose death occurred at
Ahe Backus hospital Friday, was
brought here for burial in Comstock
O'clock The Rev. A J. Wilcox con-
$ducted the services. The bearers were
EEdwin S. Henry Frank H. Rogers,
Norman G. Allen and Frank Z. Aus
sTfn. Mr.. Sandholm was born in Nor
t'way and came to this town some thir-
Wy years ago. opening ta1lors shop
Bn the building own9d by the c. NJ
kG7ohertson company. now used by them
jas an Office. He has been in III health
for some time and last fall was m the
hospital for treatment. Although his
ailments were of an incurable nature
hs returned apparently much improved.
Several weeks ago he suffered a re-
turn attack and was again taken to
Abe hospital, where dhls death occurred.
Y75e was a member OF the Union Bap-
ffist church and Was respected by his
Yellow churchnen. He was unmarried
and lived alone. having no known rel
gtives in this country. Previous to his
Bo00val to the hospital he was living
N the tenement of the house belonging
20 the Austin estate The body was
met by fifteen or twenty members of
the church.
Notes.
The Misses Irene and zeirna O'Clairs
oEGolyoke, Mass, who have been the
RuestsNcf their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
gJv11S c-GAire. returned to Holyoke on
Monday.
Easter Services.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning a special Easter SER
mon was delivered by the pastor, Rev.
s. +. Maine. The church was prettily
decorated and the choir rendered spe.
cial music.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Methodist church met on
"Wednesday afternoon at the home of
AIRS. G. E. Sweet.
The Thames club social Monday
might In Robertson's hall was well at
sended Music was. by Spencer's Or
ichestra. William Smiddy was
prompter.
Mrs. George Macarthur Of Providence
IS visiting local relatives.
PaImertowns Won, 1911.
The first baseball game of the sea-
son was played on the grounds in this
place Saturday afternoon between the
Palmertown team and one from this
place. A large crowd Witnessed the
game, which was won by the Palmer
town team. Score. Is 10 II.
Rev. A. ]. Wilcox occupied the pull
pit in the Union Baptist church sun
day morning.
Miss Dorothy Robertson Of Tracy is
guest at the home Of her aunt, Mrs
elizabeth Burchard.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
NIANTIC.
Building Speedy Power Boat - Early
Demand for Cottages-Personal
Items

Harry d. Howard is building a new
motor boat at Brainerd's Island. The
boat will be equipped with a fourteen
horse power motor, with cabin top and
will be very speedy. F. ]. Brainerd of
Montclair, N. j.. will be the owner.
Alexander Morrissey of New London
spent Easter Sunday with friends in
the village.
Raymond Rogers has returned to his
duties as mail clerk on the New Ha-
ven road after spending his vacation
at his home in Grand street.
]. e. Mead and family have moved
into. the Morton house cottage in Penn
avenue.
Men employed by the New Haven
Mantle station.
Robert Duchette of Waterbury was
calling on his mother, Mrs Alice Du-
Ghetto, in Penn avenue this week
Capt. N. w. Rogers has been maxi
ing repairs to the tower store in Cen
ter street
Mrs. Isabelle Frey and daughter,
have been spending a few days at the
Jollier cottage on Center street.
Herbert Read of Brooklyn. N. Y, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Aston in
South street.
Good Catch of FIatfish.
Homer Dorman caught a fine string
of flatfish Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Piece of Pine street suf-
fered a slight shock this week Miss
Nellie Twiss Of Chaplin is caring for
her.
r. o. Libby of Riverview was in New
London Wednesday. Mrs. Libby, who
has been spending the winter in Nur-
witch, is expected to open her cottage
this week
Mrs. d. E. Stone and family, who
have been occupying the Sweet cottage
in High street since last fall, have re-
turned to their home in Cheshire.
e John Songster of New London was a
Pine Grove visitor Wednesday.
Cottages Renting Early.
Cottages in the grove have already
been engaged for the seasol !.
G. NJ. Barrett has returned from
Hartford where he has been spending
a few days.
Mrs. G. NJ. Barrett who has been Sc
riously i'll at the home of relatives in
Hartford. is able to sit up for short
time each day.
Mrs. r. B. S. Washburn and Mrs.
George Tubbs, who have been at their
cottage in Center street for a week,
have returned to their homes in Nor
witch.
Reuben Washburn of Norwich was a
Pine Grove visitor last week.
Ernest Howell of New London and
Thomas Washburn of Norwich were
visitors In the grove Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
LEONARD BRIDGE.
Death Of a Former Slave and Civil
War Veteran-Nelson p. Lord Dies
at Soldiers Home.


Henry Lomax. a colored resident.
died at the home OF G. ]. Holmes on
Thursday. Mr.. Lomax was a slave and
had served in the Civil war. He was
unable to tell his age, but from facts
gathered he was between 80 tnd 100
Burial was in the Exeter cemetery
Saturday morning.
Nelson p. Lords Death.
Nelson p. Lord, a former resident OF
this place, but for many years an In
mate of the Soldiers home at Noroton.
died at that institution on THURSDAY.
Mr.. Lord was n years of age. He was
in the army during the civil war and
served his company and country faith
fully. Mr.. Lord was collector OF
curios, especially of stones. The body
was brought to this place Saturday and
buried in the Exeter cemetery in the
afternoon. The body was draped With
the American nag and casket marked
"Our Comrade."
John Kneeland attended the Pomona
grange meeting at Norwich on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leonard and
children spent Easter with their par
ents in Colchester.
Harold Cummings and Gilbert Will
liams have purchased a yoke Of oxen
each.
Colby Kenerson Of Wil1imantlc was
a recent visitor at Mrs. I. Y. Cum
mings'.
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PRESTON.
Local People at Grange Meeting in
Norwich-FuneraI Of Horace Shedd
Town to Have Five Telephones.

The G. r. club met with Mrs. Charles
Ennis Saturday afternoon.
Several from this place attended the
Pomona grange in Norwich Thurs
day.
Miss Annie NJ. McClimon returned
to her school in Winsted Monday.
Horace Shedd's Funeral.
The funeral of Horace Shedd was
held at the home of his father, G. v.
Shedd. Thursday at O'Clock The
services were conducted by Rev. A.
H. Wilcox, assisted by Rev. N. B.
Prindle. There were many beautiful
flowers.
Mrs. William A. Gordon, who has
been i'll. is improving.
Telephone poles are set in this place
ready for the wire There will be
five new phones installed.
Mrs. James b. Bates has returned
from a short stay in Vermont. Her
mother returned home with her.
Mrs. John Wilson visited over Sun
day in New London
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17
NORTH LYME.
Burial Of n. 3. L. ReynoIds-Church
Lamp Falls, Causing $25 Fire Loss.

II. E. L. Reynolds, a former resi-
dent of this place. died at his home in
Essex Tuesday, aged IS years. He is
survived by his wife and three chill
dren, William of Massachusetts, Charles
of Essex and Mrs. James Beebe of
Old Hamburg. The funeral was held
in Essex Wednesday, with burial in
the North Lyme cemetery Thursday
morning.
At the church last Friday evening
during the service held by Rev. c. K.
Flanders one of the large hanging
lamps fell to the f1oo-, instantly setting
fire to the cushion and carpet in the
pew. By prompt action the fire was
put out. The damage will amount to
about SIS.
Miss Emily Stark was a Hartford
visitor last Thursday.
Mrs William Sisson. in company
with her brother, c. r. Tiffany. Of
Wallingford, spent Easter in New
York
Clarence Miner and family of Moo
dus moved to their former home on
Honey Hill the first Of the week
Edgar Warner, who has been help
ing NJ J. Stark for two weeks, has re-
turned TO Brockway's ferry.
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HAMBURG.

Roy. Mr.. Parch and family returned
20 their home in New Haven Mon
day.
The concert at the church Sunday
evening was we'll attended.
]. w. Martin and NJ c. Bill were
calling on friends in Waterford Sum
day
Easter with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Martin
Miss Mariaa Goldberg is boarding
at the HuHtley homestead.
Miss Ma Martin OF Saybrook was
home over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-17

the Newent Congregational church
here Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel NJ. Kennedy entertained
as her guests on Sunday the Misses
Bella and Jennie Hogge, Della Shea,
Cassie Moriarty and Connie Fltzger-
aid and Thomas Hogge. all Of Jewett
City.
The Lisbon Glee club met at their
rooms on Wednesday as usual
Miss Agnes Grierson of District No.
opened up her school Monday morn
ing after a two weeks vacation.
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CLARK'S FALLS.
Easter Concert in Beautifully Decor
ated chapeI-Address by Rev. W..
[. Burdick.

1, Surdick'
viii Particle has bought a COW OF
Attaway Maine.
Charles Miner has been quite sick
for several days, with rheumatism Of
the heart.
The Easter concert was we'll attend
ed Sunday evening. The chapel was
beautifully decorated with eVergreens,
lilies and potted plants. The music
was beautiful Mrs. Kate Pickering
was organist and Harry Colyer played
the mandolin.
The young people were very enter
tanning in solos and selections in hon
or of Easter Rev w. L. Burdick OF
Ashaway gave a very interesting adj
dress. saying in part that the exercises
Of the young people seemed to him like
an offering 10 the risen Christ and al
though we do not know the exact day
when Christ arose, the fact that no
did die and rose again Is of the most
Importance.
Personals.
Miss Alma Lewis of Hartford and
Miss Agnes Collins Of Westerly we're
home over Sunday.
Ernest ID. Chapman. postmaster. was
in Providence and Boston on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
S. Frank Palmer. who hes been in
Melrose. Mass. the last four months.
returned home Wednesday, greatly Inn
proved in health