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Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
COLUMBIA
Continuing Work at Library-SaIe of
 Collins Farm-Reoent Marriage.

This place was visited by lightning and thunder shower Sunday after noon.
 Mrs. Johnson of Hartford spent a engaged in classifying the books in the Saxton B Little free library, which have not already been catalogued under the card system. She will have to completed.
 Herman Wolff of Norwich was in town Sunday, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Wolf and Miss Lena Wolf.
 The recital recently given by the members of Mrs. w. T. Harris class in elocution and physical culture was so much enjoyed that it is to be re- peated
 Collins Place Brings $4,o0o. Deacon William A Collins has sold his farm property, located on Chest nut Hill to purchasers from Long Is- land. The deal includes land, build ings. stock, toools and farm supplies. amounting to something over four
 Mrs. Frank A. Squiers, who resides on Woodward Hiil near the Andover town line, was stricken with paralysis recently Her condition is comfortable and her ultimate recovery Is hoped for
 Married in WiIIimantie.
 Jasper Abramson and Mrs. Adelaide C. Blizzard, both of Columbia, were marriage OH AdOHQdy ol ldSl week. The ceremony was performed by Rev l.. NJ. FIocken at the Meth odist parsonage in Willimantic. They will reside in Columbia, Mrs Abramson having purchased the farm property formerly owned and occupied by J. F. Little something more than a year ago.
 The board of relief has completed work and drawn their pay, and yet the taxpayers are not all satisfied. The amount of the grand list is said to be considerably larger than heretofore.
 Mrs. James P. Little has been con fined to her bed for the past week with grip and muscular rheumatism.
 The Ladies Aid society met witS Miss Emily c. Williams Tuesday aft ernoon. It was the annual meeting of the society.
 There is to be an entertainment at Yeoman's hall Friday evening. March IS. under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society. A supper will be given in connection with the entertainment and the proceeds will go to the fupd for decorating the church this spring.
 The entertainment will be by the pupils of Mrs. w. Fl. Harris class in elocution and physical culture. There will also be a one act comedy. entitled Five Cups of Chocolate Supper will be served. Admission to entertain ment and supper 25c; children 15c.- adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
GURLEYVILLE
Easter Programme Committee Ap-
 pointed-Avery- barlow Wedding.

Rev. J. F. Robertson preached Sun day morning from the text taken from I CO. 5th chapter, 7th verse; After the sermon the sacrament of the Lord s supper was administered.
 The committee appointed by the Sunday school board to prepare pro- gramme for Easter is Mrs. J. F. Rob- ertson. Mrs. r. c. Parker. Miss Ida Smith: decorating committee. Mrs. c. F. Dodge, Mrs. P. l.. Smith, o. H. Couant, Arthur Wood
 AVery-Rarlow Marriage.
 There was a quiet wedding at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Mason last Wednesday, March 2. The con tracting parties were Edmund Avery and Miss Gertrude Barlow, a sister of Mrs. Mason. Rev. J. F. Robertson per- formed the ceremony in the presence of the irnn ediate relatives. MT. and Mrs. Avery will make their home in Mansfield. near the Willimantic pump ing station.
 Sewing Bee.
 Last Thursday the ladies held a sew ing bee at the conference room. Two quilts were tied during the afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chapman en- tertained their son, F. J. Chapman, from Portchester, N. T., over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
WASHINGTON COUNTY, K. !.
ARCADIA
Fire Warden Appointed-New Families
 Move to Town.

Russel Joslin was appointed fire war den by the town council of Exeter on Monday.
 LeSnder S. Hines and family of Slo- com, Monday and Tuesday.
 Thomas Hartley and family moVed here last week
 Adelbert Strange and family resent 1y moved from Pawtucket, K. l.. TO ib's place.
 Barber and Reynolds moved their sawmill from Lewis City to the David Kenyon farm Thursday of last week
 Mrs. Jane Hadfeld, who has been ill some time with a complication of diseases, does not improve.
 Bluebirds and robins have come dn large numbers.
 John R. Perkins of Black Plain call- ed on Benjamin Sheldon Sunday.
 Joseph Briggs and family have nov ed to Moose Neck Hill.
 Mrs. J. R. Perkins suffered par alytic stroke last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
S1ORRS.
Faculty and Experiment Staff Enter tain-Afternoon Reading Club Form ed-Granae Meeting.

The faculty and experiment stan were at home Saturday afternoon to the seniors and members of the fifth and sixth year classes in Grove cot tage from 4 to 5.30. Coffee and home made cake were served from attract i've tables decorated with daffodils. The hostesses were Mrs. C. l.. Beach. Miss Butler, Miss Donovan, Mrs. E. B. Fitts. Mrs. O. ID. Fisher. Mrs G. IT. Lanman, Mrs. H. D. Edward, Mrs. William Wilson. This is a new social feature introduced because of the large size of the classes, which pre- vents them from being entertained in an ordinary parlor, and a desire to bring members of the faculty and stu dents together in a social way.
 Lecture on BirdIife.
 Herbert R. Job, the bird photograph college hall Monday evening on the subject of "Birdlife on the Farm"
 Grange Meeting.
 Mansfield grange, No. GA, held its regular meeting on Monday evening The programme consisted of music, a talk by Prof. l.. A. Clinton on educa- Miss O. c. Smith.
 Returned from Florida.
 Prof. and Mrs. A. c. Gulley have re- turned from months stay in Blori- da. On the return trip theiy visited friends at Hampton. Va.
 work on Cellars Started.
 Work has been started on the eel lars for the new cottages. The sites for these cottages are located to the west of the Whitney homestead on line with the two cottages built ten years ago.
 Photographed Trees.
 Dr. and Mrs c. S. Jarvis, pr. A. F. Blakeslee and Mrs. l.. A. Clinton spent from Wednesday until Monday in Boston Drs. Jarvis and Blakeslee were engaged in photographing trees and shrubs in the Arnold arboretum.
 Notes.
 The Ladies Circle held a sewing meeting with Mrs. E. o. Smith. The ladies were pleased with the financial success of the recent entertainment. An, afternoon reading club has been formed by the ladies. A regular pro- Rramme is not to be made until next fall. The meetings will be held every two weeks and conducted in an fn- formal manner. Fifteen members were present at the first meeting held on Thursday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12

Mir. Burns had been a sufferer for IT months.
 Robert R. Wilde and family have moved to their cottage at Gales Ferry.
 Charles Morse, who had one finger severely injured in the mill machinery few weeks ago. is on duty again
 Amos Kendall remains in a serious condition.
 The Benevolent society met for work with Mrs. Fred Austin Wednesday,
 Mexico was the topic of the Ladies' Missionary meeting Wednesday,. Miss Cholar of DanielSon was present and assisted in making a very interesting meeting by talk on manners and GUS toms of the people. She had quite a collection of curioS OF exhibition. Tea was served by Mrs. J. A. Atwood.
 Miss W. Stooker, a member of the School of Pedagogy of Hartford. gave an interesting lecture under the aus pices of the Connecticut Sunday School association on Primary Work, last Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
HOWARD VALLEY

Rev. John Roberts of Clinton. Mass. preached in the Valley church last Sunday.
 The Free Methodist quarterly meet ing will be held March II. Rev. Ed ward Freeman of Marlborough. Mass, will preside.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Fitts of South ington are in town this week, calling on friends and relatives
 The Valley school is closed this week on account of the death Of Will jam Riley, the teachers uncle
 F w. Congdon visited in Hartford over Sunday.
 Elmer Hawkes. went to work for Frank Martin of Chaplin March g.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
HOLLAND COUNTY.
BOLTON
Two Birthday Surprises and Evening
 of Whist.

John W. Massey is i'll with grip.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. M. Perry, formerly of Bolton, now of Ellington. attended the funeral Of the formers sister, Miss Martha Perry, in Holden, Mass, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Howe en- tertained friends Saturday evening" The time was devoted to whist play ing Mrs. Howe was much surprised by being presented a pin in honor of her birthday which was that day When the refreshments were served Mrs. Bende Johnson was given birthday cake. by the hostess, the an- niversary of her birth being the fol- lowing day.
 Miss Ida E. HoIbrook of Columbia has spent the week with Mrs. Charles F. Sumner.
 Miss Annabel Post has returned from two weeks visit in Paterson, N J.
 Miss Rose Doane of Hartford was a receht guest of her sister, Miss Mary Doane.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
ATTAWAUGAN
New Auto Truck for Mills.

The choir held a rehearsal Tuesday, March4, at Joseph Pray's. Refresh ments were served.
 Miss Emma Robinson. Daisy Weeks and Victor Bridges spent a few days in Webster last week.
 Mrs. Andrew Corrigan and Mrs Clarence Weeks are sick with the grip.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Gravell were here over Sunday.
 MT. Dufrane spent Sunday with his daughter in Ashton.
 Luedovfc Hemningway and Arthur Lamureux attended the auto show in Boston.
 Fred Wheeler has been visiting in Boston.
 The auto truck arrived Tuesday and is doing good work. Some of the horses have been sold.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
SALEM
Dog is farming Sheep-Sociai Club Elects Officers-Soeial and Religious Interests.

At the meeting of Salem grange last l Thursday evening arrangements were made for eptertainm ent to be given iIl Grange halA
 The selectmen and town clerk met at the town hall on Saturday afternoon 10 transact official business.
 The Sunday morning service at the Congregational church was well at tended Miss Million, the pastor, took for her subjects Lessons from the Life Of Joseph.
 Supt. F. 4. Rogers conducted an in teresting session of the Sunday school at the close of the morning service.
 Consecratior Meeting.
 The Christian Endeavor society held their consecration meeting in the even ing with Mrs. C. I. Bee as leader.
 Dog Damaging Flocks.
 Somewhere in this or a neighboring town there is a dog which is doing a great deal of damage to sheep. Dur owned by Fred Ltadd. Richard Day, Edwin Harris. Loren Rathbone and N- L. Clark have been nearly ruined. Twice during the present week the suffered. The efforts of the selectmen and dog warden to locate the dog have been uccessful.
 New House Commenced.
 On Tuesday work was commenced on the cellar and foundation for the new house to De DuilC TOT Hon. E. il. Cha dwick opposite the residence of Thomas Murray
 The Salem Social club, an organiza- tion of the young people of the town, met at J. Frank Rogers on a recent evening and elected the following off cers: President, James Lane; vice president, Richard B. Tibbetts; secre- tary William Maynard; treasurer, J. Frank Rogers. The social committee of the club met at the home of the chairman. Sherwood Miner, on Friday evening.
 News Notes.
 The members Of the grange who are to participate in the presentation of the mock trial met at the home of Mrs. Car Rogers for rehearsal on Tuesday evening. After rehearsal the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Charles Malona and Mrs Leo Morgan, served refreshments.
 Charles 1. Beebe was in Norwich on business Monday.
 Orrin Banning and family last week moved to Lebanon, where MT. Banning has secured employment MT. and Mrs. Earnings friends here wish them pros perity in their new home.
 Mulford Brown was called to East Sunday by the serious illness l of his brother, John Brown.
 Miss Clara Wolosenka left Tuesday 1 for New York city, where she will be i the guest of her brother. The weekly cottage prayer meeting | was held op Wednesday evening at the 1 home of the Misses Hurlburt. James H. Beebe was a recent visitor | in New London. Austin Rix was a caller at Sound | View farm, Colchester. on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
WEDDING.
Bryant-W atrous.

A pretty wedding took place Wed resday evening at 6 o'clock at the home c< NIT. and Mrs John Watrous of Bur nett'S Corners. when their only daugh- ter Miss Mary Jane Watrous was unit ed in marriage with William F. Bry- ant Of Cuba, N. Y. The ceremony was pastor of the First GrOton Baptist church Old Mystic. in the presence of only the nearest relatives and friends. The bride was gowned in white batiste trimmed with dllet net, and wore a veil Of ruIIe- She carried white carnations and ferns She received beautiful gifts After the ceremony refreshments were served Mir and Mrs Bryant took an evening train for New York for a brief honeymoon trip While in The city they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs James Lawrence After March .1 they VIII be at home at their resi- dence in Cuba. N Y
 Personal Items.
 Rev Charles Frederick Eldredge. who has rendered his resignation as pastor Of rhe Olivet Baptist church, Hartford, is native of old Mystic He is the second son Of MT. and Mrs James
 Mr and Mrs. Raymond B. Eldred Of Norwich are guests this week while on Their fo1es-noon trip of Mrs Eldred's sister fIrs. Nilfred F. Brown.
 The United Workers of the Methodist church net Wednesday afternoon in the 1I. E rooms
 @n entsrIal m fTlent was held Wednes- dsv evening at the chapel at Center G-oton- the proceeds to be devoted to Ihe chapel fund. Some of the pupils Of Rev JeDtha NJ. Olmstead's class tn expression from old Mystic render cd literary selections
 Nr and Mrs W Middleton and chiI- ss-en of New York hsaue arrived at their summsr home on Q1oauetaug Hill
 Csptaiu and Mrs John c. Spofrord and little dapglter Helena, have re- turned to Brooklyn, E- Y-, after a visit Co Mr=. Spomord's parents, MT. and Mrs Charles F. StarIyn-
 Tdwz75 Neech has moved from tf1 E~iddietolf farm on 4uoGuetauE IIill to Louis Hoods on the New London road.
 NrS- Ryder has returned to Nor ri-h. after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ds vid Cudworth-
 fiss Emma Williams returned Mon day ro Eastern Point after an over Sunday visit to her parents, Mir and 1T-S- Prentice A. Williams
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
ELLINGTON
Several Sales of 1907 Tobaeeo-Millsr
 Farm Sold.

Rev. and Mrs. Perry went to Mas sachusetts to attend the funeral of Mrs. Perrys sister on Saturday
 The Ladies' Benevolent society held a supper and social at the home of J. T. Mcknight Friday evening.
 Thomas Stenson has been III.
 Representative A. H. Peck and Mir. and Mrs Richardson were guests on Sunday of Mrs. Williams in South Manchester.
 Miss Eleanor Allen was home from Suffield over Sunday.
 Several crops of 1909 tobacco were delivered this week in Warehouse Point and East Hartford.
 Miss Rose Liebman has returned to New York
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Began of Rock vile were guests on Sunday of Mir. and Mrs Eccles.
 Joseph Miller has sold his farm to a Jewish purchaser who wdll take pos session April 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
ABiNGTON
Meeting of Ecclesiastical Society,"
 Telephone Service General.

School closed Friday for the Easter va cation.
 Seymour Peal has ben fitting up a tenement in his farm house for MT. Whitehouse, who has a sawrna1l on the Joseph Elliott wood lot.
 Mrs Willis Coveis is slowly recov- ering from measles.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society met with Mrs. c. E. Sharp on Thursday.
 The members of the Ecclesiastical society are to meet at the Congrega- noon, to choose a moderator. clerk, treasurer, collector and committees for the ensuing year. The church com- mittee at present is George Hicks, George Platt and Seth Kimball
 It is rurnored that the general store at the Corners. which has been con- ducted by George P. Sumner for less than two years, is to change hands at an early date.
 Nearly every house in Abingdon has telephone service.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
ONGCO.

Mrs. John Rose was in Moosup Wed nesday-
 Mrs. Littlefield is entertaining her sister.
 Mrs. Arthur Baton and two children are visiting Mrs. Baton's mother, Mrs. c. Burdick.
 Henry Burdick was home over Sun day.
 Mrs. William Bates and daughter, Etta, and Frank Howard spent Tues day with Mrs C. Whftford.
 MT. Gardner has had considerable trouble with telephones about this sec tion of the country.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
MOHEGAN
7eth Birthday of Mrs. M Fillmore
 Plans for Easter Services.

Csptz u N Vars is home for 9 few cETs- His vessel Ls at Norwich load ing with l-smber-
 A number af ladies from Norwich visited Mrs N- Fillmore on Sunday, rfe anniversary of her T9th birthday.
 Irwin Ed dNsrds recently of F'itchville, ls spending e vacation here
 C. R. Sanders is suffering from an attack cf heart trouble.
 Preparations are being made for in tsrsstirE services on Easter Sunday y by the church and Sunday school, as E4stzuce is expected from Norwich.
 Owing to the late rains. the roads i1 this section are in poor condition. Automobiles have hard times blowing through the mud
 VI D. Allen, who is home on a va cz-io1. has commenced blowing for his sumner crops
 " ?. Alien and son Orville were TilIir@ntic visitors Wednesday and Thursday driving up
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
THOMPSON
New Congregational Pastor and Fam
 fly Coming to Parsonage.

Miss Bertha Flynn has been enter taining her sister from Woodstock.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Appelt and their son. Raymond were at Thomas Ryan's over Sunday.
 Miss EsmeraIda Macdonald of Put nsan visited Miss Elizabeth Eddy last week
 Misses Violet Geissler and Mary J. Ross went to Willimantic Wednesday to furnish music at the Grange meet ing.
 Rev. John K Moore commenced his pastorate at the Congregational church Sunday morning His family will come as soon as the parsonage is ready.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
STAFFORD.
Attended Automobile Show-Leak in
 Dam Discovered-Grange Meeting.

Asa Harris has sold his automobile to G. D. Ide.
 Harley Dimmock has gone to Madi- son. Me, to work
 F. J. Glover attended the automobile show in Boston.
 Mrs. Laura Winter of Sprin gfield was the guest of friends last week.
 l.. Black of Hopedale, Mass, was in town the first of the week.
 Mrs. Emeline Lamb is Ill with pleu- risy.
 A leak in the dam at Hydeville was discovered Sunday morning. Steps were taken to repair the damage.
 Miss Gertrude Wightman has recov- cred from her illness and is again in charge of her room in Pinney grammar school.
 At the regular meeting of Stafford grange last week the final degrees were conferred on two candidates, fol- lowed by a social lunch. At the meet ing March 15 the question to be de- bated is: Resolved, That it is the farm rather than the man on the farm that makes agriculture a success. Also an open parliament on the question; What
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
RAWSOM
Items Chiefly Personal.

MT. and Mrs. Jared Wade were Ball. tic visitors Monday. guests of James Wade.
 Mrs. Jerome Shippee was in Putnam Wednesday.
 Mrs. Eveline Mcclellan of Williman- tic was the guest of Mrs. Ellen Wade on Sunday.
 James Fitzgerald was a Woonsocket visitor on Tuesday.
 Orrin Dwight and William Phillips were at the Thread City on Monday.
 Herbert Smith has returned from New York, where he has been spend ing the winter.
 Miss Ora Manning of Boston is the guest of Mrs. A. L. Mills.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
UNION.

Mrs. L. Miller and daughter Chris tine visited friends in Holland last Thursday.
 Mrs. H. Graham is visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Myers, in West Woodstock this week.
 School fin district No. 1 will begin the spring term next Monday,
 Bluebirds and robins were seen in flocks the past warm week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
EAST WELLINGTON

Mrs. BaIdwfn's daughter and grand child have been making her a visit.
 Grosvenor Dawes father is manag- ing director of the Southern Conner cial congress He invited Grosvenor to Washington when they met in that city
 The mud is drying slowly.
 Mrs. Fred Squires is ill.,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
ROCKVILLE

Elisha C. Burdicic of Westerly was the guest of his sister. Miss Lotti@il Burdiclf, Saturday.
 Elsie Charnley and sister Mae are i'll with measles, Miss Elsie having % severe attack
 Charles Palmer Of Clarlg's Falls was a guest at J. F. Greene's Sunday
 Mise Annie Burdick of Hope NaueW was the guest of relatives here Sun-s day and Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
PLAINFIELD
Birthday Party-CeIebration of We'd
 ding Anniversary.

The youngest child of H. A. Gallup, who has been seriously i'll, is thought to be gaining.
 A few friends enjoyed a birthday party with Doe Wallace Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Charles Phillips has returned from visit to her mother.
 Arthur Gaudette has moved into the house vacated by Henry Beers, who is now occupying his new house.
 Irving Smith spent Sunday in North StoningtOn.
 Last Monday evening MT. and Mrs. Fred Lynch celebrated the tenth anni- versary of their marriage.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
GOSHEN.
Collection for Berea coiIese-cut With
 Circular Saw.

The Goshen Sunday school took up a collection amounting to s22-46 for Berez college Of Berea Ky
 George Case of Colchester was a caller here on Monday
 The first peepfrogs were heard early this week
 H. Leoine of Colchester was here Monday
 Mrs R T. Manning and Miss A. Pezber of North Franklin visited friends here tbfs week
 W T. Curry attended the meeting of the Royal Arcanum in Norwich We'd nes7ay evening
 4 workman sawed three fingers with A circular saw on Maple Hill Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
EScOHEAG
Two Cases Continued-Jury pisaaresH
 iD Barber Assault Case.

In the ease appealed to the supreme court at Kingston, R. l., Of Gardner and Gardner c. Barber against George A. Smith, as the complainants' witneen was not to be found, the case was con tinued to next session.
 Mrs. J. R. Barber's case of separasa maintenance against J. Tt. Barber was heard in part and continued to next session.
 MT. and Mrs. Elisha Bitgood are GU Oneco, Ct, over Sunday.
 John R. Barber is very ill.
 Warren Wilcox has been away lock- ing at several farms aH he ia iutcnd- ing to move nearer Anthony, R. l.
 The suit brought by Gardner Bar- Der for assault on his wife. Rox1e, against Mrs. John R. Barber, was heard in the supreme court at King ston, R. l., March 1. Complainant brought five witnessee; the defendanE had not one. The jury disagreed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12

and meeting of the Massachusetts Fruit Growers association at Worces- CT. Wednesday and Thursday.
 A. T. Henry of Waliingford called Tuesday at Westland farm.
 Everett E. Brown attended a pomo- logical institute at Cheshire Friday. and gave an address on How to pro- duce fine fruit from old orchards.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
PH0ENIxVILl.E

Sunday, March 6. marked the be- ginning of spring here with the ar rival of bluebirds, robins and black birds.
 O. H. Latham is cutting some fine oak timber.
 There is one more week of school before the Easter vacation.
 John Russ is going to Wfllimantic soon to make his home with his son, Howard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
MOUNT HOPE
Local Attendants at Pomolosesi Soei-
 ety's Meeting.

A. M. Grant, J. R. Lee. David Russ and son George. Mir and Mrs. Don Hattin and daughter. and Miss Lima Bacon attended the meeting of the Genealogical society in Chaplin last week. F. q
 J. NJ. Church recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mathewson in Willi- mantle, where they are staying a few weeks.
 George R. Russ has a new touring car in Wilhmantic, which will be de- 1fvered soon.
 Mrs. Fred Copeland is entertaining her mother and grandmother.
 Miss Ruth Russ spent the week end at the home of her teacher, Miss Della Eno in Mansfield Center.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
WEST WOODSTOCK
Irving Perrin Entertains on His Birth
 day.

Mowry Ross is out, after a slight at tack of appendicitis.
 Albert Smith of Lawrence, Mas, spent Sunday at Knelm.
 Irving Perrin entertained a few friends in honor of his birthday We'd nesday evening.
 Mrs. Jarvis T. Hall and Mrs. Wen dell Witter spent last Saturday in Worcester.
 Arthur Calkins and Elton Chamber lin of Three Rivers. Mass. spent last Saturday and Sunday with MT. and Mrs E. T. Perrin.
 Charles Deans expects to begin nov ing to Eastford about the Fist.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
WARRENvILLE

Roy Arnon, the youngest son of Mir. and Mrs. E. L. James, has been i'll the past week with bronchitis.
 Mrs. David Mathewson is i'll.
 Ashford w. C. T. IT. met with Mrs. R. H. Wright on Saturday last.
 Charlotte Waldo is i'll at the home of Dwight Shippee.