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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
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Couer D'Alene. Ida. Dec. IA man
supposed to be John II. Billings was
murdered by footpads last night and
his body was found by children to-
day. A letter from Mrs Emma Wyer
Of Kingman, Kans, who is believed
to be his daughter, was found in his
pocket
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
MS lHOUSE SPECIAL BREAKS
ALL RECORDS RU INNING EAST
Eight Hundred Miles Made by Salt
Lake Man In Less Than Eight
Hundred Minutes.

New York All eabound records between New York and
Chicago railroad for carrying passengers
today special carrying Samuel Newhu8e Salt Lake
his catch for Europe where brother is dying
Approximately the train in II and 80 min
n as against hours which Century limited makes
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08

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The formaIity Of reading the mes
usage aloud consumed an hour and a
half in each house. When the cOnclu-
sion was reached, the house imme-
diately adjourned, but the senate went
into executive session. Little fault was
found with the message among Repub-
licans, who seemed to agree that it was
as satisfactory a document as the Pres
ident could prepare and remain con-
sistent with the partys campaign
pledges. The Democrats approved the
Presidents effort 10 economic, but
deprecated his suggestion that the
Monroe doctrine had practically be-
came obsolete.
1.-THE message is written in the Presi-
dents custOmry terse, vigorous style"
jority leader I'm the house, while Rep
resentative Clark, minority leader,
thought about all that could be said
about the message was that 1t was
comparatively brief, "as discussion Of
almost ali important matters is rele-
gated to special ages"
In both houses the message was sub
Jected TO most careful scrutiny. Follow
ing the custom the message was re-
ferred to the committee Of the whole
to be prepared for ''vivisection" by va
rious committees whose business is to
deal with subjects discussed by the
President in his message.
Perhaps the most important question
presented to this administration is that
Of economy In expenditure and suffi-
cheney Of revenue, says the President in
his message, and he discussed the meth
DDS taken to meet the deficit. The Presi-
dent declares 1t UnWise to attempt further
revision Of the tariff until the facts are
at hand upon which such revision can
properly be undertaken.
Speaking generally, he says the coun-
try is in a high state of prosperity. He
notes the increase in the cost OF living
but says the tariff is not the cause, In
those products of the factory and farm
there has been no increase in the
tariff and in many instances a very
considerable reduction, the president
declares.
In beginning the president says:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
GRAND JURY LOOKING into
PHENIX COMP AMY AFFAIRS
George P. Sheldon, DepOsed Pres
ident of the Concern, Sick
Unto Death.

New York Dec Acting upon the recommendation Of H. o. Hoh
kiss state superintendent Of insurance whose preliminary report yeste
day disclosed such alleged extraordinary irregularities in the manage
ment Of the Phoenix Te Insurance company Of Brooklyn the district
attorneys office began investigation before the grand jury too
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
TWENTY-FIVE Men KILLED
INAGREAT MASS OF FLAMES
Terrible Disaster at Hamburg, Ger
many, Caused by Explosion
of Gas Tanks.

Hamburg Dec 7The explosion gas the so-caed
nes GTabrOck the Elbe was followed by an
extensive fire and the loss Of lives The explosion due
leak in a gas meter
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08

Cincinnati, Dec. IA hitch has arisen
In the negotiations for a new yvsee
scale between the officials of the Bic
-Four railroad and a committee of tel
egraphers of the road and no confer
ence was held today. The Big FoUr
has definitely declined to grant to the
teiegTaphers it is said, the privilege
of enrolling on their scale Of WAGES
and rules the telephone operators.
Lansing, Mich, Dec. THE Nichi-
gan Central railroad today increased
trainmen's wages 60 per cent and OBJ
orators approximately Il per cent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
Presidents Effort to Econo-
mize in the Government EX-
penditures Approved Even
by the Democratic Members
CONGRESS ADJ0URNS DUE
TO LACK OF EMPLOYMENT
President Tells Congress That
Country Is in High State Of
Prosperity but the Cost of
Living Is Increased.
NOT DUE TO THE TARIFF

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, today found itself literally "Out \
= Of work" and, in consequence, :
= both houses adjourned until Fri :
y day. when, If some of the various =
= committees fail to provide some =
= thing to do, adjournment will be =
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
THE METALS.

Silver, Slice.
Copper (cathOdes), 13c.
Lead, per 100 lbs, $4.40.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03

Mr.. John Curry of Seward, Neb..
stopped over day on his way 10
Chicago to see his parents.
j. H. Rushton, who is connected
with the Fairmont Creamery Co.,
was up from Omaha last week.
Floyd Lyman is in Denison for
brief visit. He will return to his
work at Superior. Neb.. on Friday.
Do not forget the Lincoln day ex-
ercises on Feb. 18th at the opera
house under the auspices of the S. of
V.
Chris Kemmlng has been under the
weather for number of days, so
much that he has been confined to the
house.
Mrs. Leslie Igou ard little Edna
left Wednesday morning for a three
weeks visit with her parents at
Cherokee.
Miss Storjohann came Wednesday
from Broomfield, Neb., to visit some
time with her parents and brothers,
who live in the vicinity of Denison.
Mr.. Ben. Bartcher and wife went to
Omaha on Monday, where her par
ents reside. Ben has gone on the
excursion to Texas and will be gone
some DAYS.
Miss Ina Johnson went to Dow City
Wednesday morning. Hereafter she
will teach music in the Dow City
schools on Wednesdays in addition to
her work here.
There will be the regular monthly
meeting of the W. C. T. U. at the
( McKim hall on Thursday afternoon of
this week. A special program has
been arranged. which will have for
its subject the Loyal Temperance Lee
gion. the society which is teaching the
children not only the evils of drink,
but of impurity generally. Talks on
the past. present and future of this
work will be made by Mr.. Mcclellan.
Mrs. Emma Meyers and Mrs. Sims.
The children will sing and give
physical culture drill.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03

Temple Kirkup is visiting in Sioux
City.
A fine line of belts at the Racket
Store.
We pay cash for butter and eggs.
j. B. Lyon.
Safe for sale. Inquire of Review
office. So
Silas Conyne of Chicago is Deni-
son visitor.
Thos. Norris had calf frozen in
the blizzard.
The Misses Sarachon went to Oma-
ha on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. F Ferrill is in Chicago
for protracted visit.
Mrs. James Duffy of Vail paid
Denison a visit today.
Ferguson and Lang both lost big
window panes in the great storm.
The w. R. c. will hold initiation
next Saturday p. m. at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Mabel Horton Loup of Gales
burg, Mich. is at home for visit.
The Friday Club have postponed
their guests night until Friday even
ing. Feb. 10.
Mrs. Lucretia Ostrander and Mr..
Benedict of Ida Grove visited Deuison
friends today.
Boylan is busy getting his auto
mobiles installed in his new Main
street garage.
DR.. Simpson was called on BUSH
ness to Kansas City and will not be
home before Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Morgan took q
hurried departure on Monday for
Madison. Wis on receipt of news of
the serious illness of his sister.
Slavery & Mitchell are preparing
for big business by buying full car
load of pop cases and bottles. This
means an added investment of about
$11OO.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WEST WOODSTOCK.
Benefit sociaI-5irthday Party for
Miss Hazel Reach.

Miss Barbara Morse was the pianist
at the Grange entertainment and
dance at Woodstock Hill, Monday even
ing.
Mass. visited at Deacon Harris over
Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Smith Of East Brim-
field is visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. L.
Morse.
Miss Barbara Morse left on Tuesday
for Plainville. to be absent probably
the remainder Of the winter and
spring.
In spite of the severe storm last
week Friday evening, about thirty at
tended the union benefit social at the
Congregational church and enjoyed a
good time. The proceeds were given
to the family of Luther Place. who are
III with scarlet fever.
Miss Maude Perrin is visiting her
cousin. Mary Frost, In Brooklyn, n. Y.
J. NJ. Perrin, Jr., Is out, after a short
illness.
Invitations were issued for a party
to celebrate the 18th birthday ami
versary Of Miss Hazel Reach Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Preuss have
been entertaining relatives.
Miss Isabel Dyson is expected home
this week. after a stay OF several weeks
IN East Woodstock.
George Place has so far recovered
from scarlet fever as to be able to sit
up several hours a day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
CANTERBURY.
Supper at Town HaII-WoodohuokS
Numerous,

The brooks and ponds are full to
overlooking. The roads are washed in
some places.
The supper in the town hall last
week was postponed until the newt
night as it was so stormy on Friday
night that there were only about 50
present. There was a larger number
on Saturday night.
The church at the Plains has a
number OF young converts.
Mrs. G. A. Carr is improving in
health
Mrs. A. r. Farnham is at her
daughters, at Elm farm.
There are a number of cases Of
chickenpox In the Westminster dis
trict. Several Of the pupils came down
with it at the same time and they are
very ill.,
Mrs. John Stapleton, who has been
very sick, is able to be out. Mrs.
Stapelton and Mrs. Daniel Ray of
Valley View farm, who are so kind
to the sick, are very much missed
when they themselves become i'll.
George Barstow was in Brooklyn
last week
George Larkum was in Norwich on
Tuesday.
Charles H. Phillips has moved his
steam sawmill to Witter place at
Hanover. Mrs. Kurns has moved
there to take boarders.
Those who have to work outdoors
have had bad week.
Woodchucks are out in numbers,
sign Of warmer weather, the old folks
say.
Miss Grace L. Dawley and Miss Ida
Tracy did the cooking for the supper
at the hall last week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WESTMINSTER.
christian Endeavor Society Contribute
to international Headquarters Fund
Letter from Mr.. and Mrs. A. C..
Greene.

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Allen and Miss
Carrie Button Were visitors at Mer-
ril Buttons one day last week.
Mrs. Ellen Parker, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Sybil Baker,
for two weeks, has returned to her
home in Brooklyn.
Joseph Scott OF Maine has been
spending several days with his daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Fred Greene.
Edwin st. John led the prayer meet
ing Friday evening Although the
evening was dark and stormy. there
were enough present to hold an inter
esting meeting.
cupied the pulpit Sunday morning,
preaching a good sermon from Luke
xix:4.
Contributed to Fund.
Mrs. Edwin Edmond had charge OF
these. E meeting Sunday evening. At
q. rec|ht meeting Of the society 1t was
voted to contribute S. toward the fund
which is being raised to erect Christ
ian En6eavor international headquar-
ters and memorial building. This en-
titles the local society to one life mem
Der in the united society and In the
Christian Endeavor union. The socie-
ty chose Mass Grace Rathbun, who has
received a certifiLate of membership
from the secretary Of the united so
ciety.
Mr.. and Mrs Greene Heard From.
By letter from Townley, n. j., we
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Greene,
who have been visiting their son
George and family the past three weeks
have gone from there to visit their
daughter May for a few weeks at
Wayne. Pa They are both well and
are enjoying their journey this winter
They are rejoicing over the advent of
another grandson, Albert Melville, born
Feb. 1e. Their visit is likely to be ex-
tended into the spring when they will
be at their home in Danielson.
Chicken Pox Prevalent.
Chicken pox is prevalent in this vi
cinity and many Of the children are
absent from the village school on ac-
count Of the disease.
The school observed WashingtQn's
birthday.
The annual meeting OF the Westmln-
ster Ecclesiastical society will be held
Monday, March I, in the afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Pellet has been i'll the
past week with grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
PH0ENlXVILLE.
Small Boys Marrow Escape from
Drowning-oenoral News.


The ice has left the trees so that the
full extent OF the damage can now be
seen. The higher places seem to have
suffered the most.
A Narrow Escape
Little Lawrence Bennett had a mar
row escape from drowning last week.
He started to slide across the bridge
near Mrs. De Riv6's. lost control OF his
sled and went under the railing on the
north side OF the road above the bridge
There being some ice on the edge OF
the river, he went into the icy water
in the middle OF the stream. The
water was/up to his chin and running
quite fast, but he bravely struck out
for the other side, leaving his sled and
hat in the river. He succeeded in get
ting out and ran for home one-half a
mile away. He Was thoroughly scared
and chilled through. He Is but eight
years obi, but was or hand bright and
early next morning at school
.. IT. Latham goes to Fort Mansfield
Sunday for practice in range finding
with eleven men from the A c. at
Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Downing were IN
Worcester. Mass. over Sunday, visit
ing friends.
Linemen came Tuesday and put the
telephones in order after the storm. go
that this place Is in communication
with the outside world again.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WATERFORD.
Man of SO a Good Walker-Jordan
Lodge Receives AppIications-Per-
sonals.

CORTLAND Clark OF New Haven turn
pike was calling on Logger Hill friends
"Wednesday. Pretty good for a man So
next October
John II. Newbury Of New Haven
turnpike is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Horace p. Lanphere Of West
Neck was in New London Tuesday
Mrs. Leonard williams and daughter
Miss Clara, were in New London Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary A. Llttleheld was a caller
in Groton Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen G. Williams was in Gro
ton Tuesday, the guest Of Mrs. George
w. Reebe
Mrs. David Geer Of West Neck is i'll.
Mrs. Wilson Carroll OF River Road
was IN New London Tuesday
Mrs. A r. Daniels was a caller in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles L. Mosier Of River Road
was caller in the city Tuesday.
Miss Annie Beckwith Of Mantle was
in town Monday.
G. Edward Becbwith Of Gllead was a
Jordan caller Monday.
James !. Raymond Of North Lyme
delivered a fine yoke Of oxen to Mrs
owen c. Williams Of Waterford Thurs
day.
Certain Waterfordians have been
making quite free with young wood in
the lot Of Mayor Armstrong Of New
London lately.
At the regular meeting Of Jordan
lodge, No. 266. ". y. o. p, last Mon
day evening three applications were
received. The following were reported
on the sick list: Jane A. Geer, Charles
Edwards and II. W. Manwaring.
w. Z. Howard Of New London was a
visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. II willis Man
warnings Washington's birthday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WARRENVILLE.
Patriotic Exercises Held by Pupils Of
District No. 8.

Lincoln and Washington exercises
held at Bakers hall Monday afternoon,
the 22d, were a great success. the
twenty pupils of District No. acquit-
ting themselves with ability. The
music was furnished BY an instru-
mental quartette, composed OF Rev G..
G. Chappel, first flute; NJ. l. Durkee,
second flute; Albert W. Louks. third
flute; Mrs. G. c. ChappeH, violin, and
Miss Ethel May Durkee. plano. Albert
w. Louks played flute solo, Planta-
tion Melodies, and NJ. L. Durkee a
flute solo, Cantilena. The two selec-
tions by the quintette were New
Christian Endeavor March, and Take
Pack the Heart The school sang three
selections, Tramp, Tramp Tramp. Bat
tie Hymn Of the Republic. and Amer
lea. The programme was announced
by Joseph Wagner in an acceptable
manner. the essays, recitations and
readings were well given by the old
er and younger pupils. About forty
parents and friends were present and
expressed pleasure at the progress the
school is making under their instruc-
tor. Rev. G. C. Chappell. The hall dec
Grating was In charge Of Mrs. Chap
pell and Miss Durkee.
Various Items,
Policeman N. 5. I.ouks spent Sun
day and the 22d here
Edmund Lovejoy Of Pawtucket, r.
l., was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
$. Louks over Sunday.
The Awakening was the subject of
the first sermon of Pilgrims Progress
at the Baptist church Sunday forenoon
and at the Westford Congregational
church in the afternoon the c. E.
meeting was conducted by David Ma
thewson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
BROOKLYN.
William J. johnson Injured by Fall on
the Ioe--Rsoent Real Estate Trans
fsrs.


Mrs. William r. Pond returned to
her home in Meriden on Saturday.
Charles Edwin Blake of Trinity
was home over Sunday and Wash
ington,s birthday.
]. Gail Witter spent Sunday with his
parents, returning to Sufield Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Frink Wis
tied his son. Postmaster Frink, the
past week.
Mrs. James Lowrey visited her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Blethen, in
West Midway. Mass. over Sunday.
Mrs. Clinton FriRk Of Canterbury
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Spaulding, the past week.
Mrs. Frank Martin Of Providence
visited Mrs. L. L. and Oscar +. Atwood
over Sunday.
Last week Friday william ]. John
son ventured out of doors upon the ice
and fell AS ne is upwards OF 80, the
bones were broken.
New Treasurer at Baptist Sunday
School.
The Baptist Sunday school accept
ed the resignation OF Bernice Sweet
DanieIson as treasurer and elected Roy
Chapman treasurer to I'LL the unex-
pired term.
Rev. DR.. Genung visited his daugh-
ter in Medford, Mass. the first Of the
week
Real Estate Sales.
Joseph B. Stetson who was ap-
pointed conservator of Thomas Too
mey has under an order Of the pro-
bate court sold the real estate of hts
ward to william Ingalls, Of this place
Frederick Z. Bennett has sold his
farm on Bush hill to purchasers in
New York state, who are expected to
take immediate possession.
Mrs. Warren d. Gardiner of Sayles-
vile, r. l.. visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Witter the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
WOODSTOCK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Howard Sur
prised-H. A. Howard Awarded Mail
Contract for Four Years-Entertain
nient by Senexet Grange.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Kingsley
of Hartford spent Washington's birth-
day with Rev. G. F. Waters.
Last Saturday evening friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Pred w. Howard gave them
a surprise party. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard soon recovered from their surprise
and a delightful evening was- passed.
Miss Lucy Healey of Dudley, Mass,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Fl. T.
B. r. Ritch, who has been on his
annual trip to visit relatives in New
York and New Jersey, has returned.
W. A. Howard, the present mail car
rier, has been awarded the contract
for the next four years to carry the
mail between here and Putnam.
Rev. O. F. Waters gave his second
talk on Pilgrims Progress last Satur-
day evening.
Enjoyable Entertainment.
On Monday evening a most enjoyable
entertainment was given in Grange
hall by the menab 3rs Of Senexet grange
The opening number Of the pro-
gramme was a piano solo by Miss Mil
dred Brown; then followed the farce.
MY jeremiah" in three acts. Mrs.
Carlson rendered Anchored" with
much expression, and gave several pi-
ano solos. Mrs. w J. Lindenan sang
and Miss Mildred Brown recited. After
the programme, ice cream cake and
candy were on sale. The proceeds
were to meet the expense Of wiring the
hall for electricity. The lights were
used for the first time that evening
Notes.
Marvin F. Hyde of Boston spent
Monday at home.
Henry Burritt Of Springfield spent
Sunday with his uncle, w. H. Lester.
c. S. Spalding has commenced to
drill a well FOR r. w Hinrichs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
FUNERAL.
Mrs. John Mhitahsad.


The funeral of Mrs. John Whitehead
was held at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Bragg, Sunday afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock. The house was filled
with friends and relatives. Many peo-
pie from Moosup attended, as Mrs.
Whitehead had lived in that village
many years. Rev. John Wheeler, the
Methodist pastor, officiated. Albert
Briggs, Howard Main, Mrs. William
Adams and Miss Argeffne Littlefleld
sang Thy VIII Be Done and Jesue, Saw
iodr, Pilot Me. The bearers were Mat
thew Barr, Charles Salisbury, Thomas
Main and Frank Wood The flowers
at the family lot in Evergreen ceme-
tery. She was Is years of age.
Various interests.
DR.. Shannon Of Danielson has been
a visitor here the past week.
Twin calves arrived at Clarence Dag
gett's farm in Kennedy City this
week.
The Kings Daughters held a bust
ness meeting at their rooms Tuesday
afternoon. They intend to purchase a
piano to be placed in the church par
lors.
Edgar Schofeld of Boston has been
the guest of his brother, Percy, this
week.
Edward Spicer was a business visitor
Thursday in Norwich,
Miss Rose Z. Segufm was the guest
of relatives In Danielson Wednesday.
Harry Flynn, who recently moved to
Providence, has returned to Central
Village.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
E:ASTFORD.
Prof. W.. o. Turner Conducts Singing
Observation-Disclosures Sooiety's Social.


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Tatem were
in Willimantic Saturday. the goth.
Mrs. James Baker and son were the
guests OF Mrs. Bowen Sunday.
Messrs. Jackson and Sumner Of VIII
limantic were in town Monday, the
22d.
Mrs. Dwight Lyon OF North Wind
ham was a guest Of her brother, Z. p.
Hall. last week.
Mrs. Miller Of Union street Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John B. Ether
idge.
Prof. w. o. Turner Of wiHlmantic
has been staying az DR.. II. II. Con-
verses, He held singing classes at the
NJ. Z. church Friday, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday evenings.
Miss Carrie I. Bosworth Of South
bridge was at her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Bosworth's. Sunday.
The NJ. +. society held a social at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Bad
ger Tuesday evening. the odd A bak-
ed bean supper was served. After sup
per an entertainment programme OF
music and recitation was given. Prof.
Turner was present and led the sing
ing.
Rev. James King delivered an excel
lent sermon Sunday from the text,
STEPHEN, a man full OF faith and Of
the Holy Ghost" Acts SIS.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
COVENTRY.
Digging Cellar for New cburOh--Rsst
Gard Views Of Toe Storm.

The Sunday morning service at TIRE
Second Baptist church was largely at
tended. There was no evening seFyice
as Rev. r. $. Sherman is suffering with
a severe cold.
Miss Bertha Botfan visited friends
In Stafford the past week.
Miss Edna Lewis Is confined 10 the
house with an attack or grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens ard
little son. OF New York, have been
spending a few days with Mrs. atsvsaa'
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. s. Sherman
or Ripley HIN.
Edward Warren Is confined 70 MS
bed with a severe odd
George Baker and hrs men are dig
ging the cellar for the new church Of
Mansfield Depot.
Miss Grace Russ OF Chaplin visited
recently at the home Of Mrs.. Mary
Durkee, at Mansfield Depot
Miss Nellie Lawrence was 81 Will
mantle one day last week.
Herbert and Clayton Pollard and
Harry Branch al Willimantic and
Tayette Branch OF New York were a
Henry Poliard's on Saturday.
Mrs Plat. who has been very IN. is
recovering.
Mrs. McCullom was IN WilHmsntio
Saturday.
Miss Myran Robinson after spending
two weeks at her home In Mansfield
Depot. has returned TO work. In WILL
mantle.