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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Visitors During Holiday Week.-Mrs..
Eaton Looks After Cranberry Crop.


Daniel Tierney and Miss Alice Tier
ney of Arlington. Mass. have been
guests of Mrs. Charles Backus
Mrs. E. w. Avery entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Barstow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Williams of Bristol on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Card have been
visiting friends in Hartford and Man
chester.
NJ. A. Dupreeny of Providence was a
recent visitor at Mrs. Hulda Eaton's,
Dwight w. Ives is seriously i'll. A
council of doctors was held Tuesday.
Louis Kfese has returned to Lynn,
Mass. after a short visit here. Miss
Frances Kiese accompanied him and
is to remain several weeks.
George Ennis of Grafton. Mass, was
a. Labor day visitor in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Avery of Uncas =
vile were the guests Sunday of their
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Avery
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifford are at
Hardwick, VT, guests of Mr.. Gifford's
mother.
Miss Alma Ericsson is spending a
few days with her brother, Emil Eric
son.
Percy Scribner left Wednesday for
Woodstock to attend Woodstock acad-
envy.
Looking After Cranberry Crop.
Mrs. Hulda Eaton is at North Wind
ham attending to her cranberry crop.
Miss Emma Briggs of Brooklyn is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Rice.
Thomas McCloud and daughter Helen
were in Norwich Sunday.
w. P. Barstow is in New York.
Arthur Rice of Three Rivers, Mass.
is spending a weeks vacation at his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. e, w. Avery spent
Wednesday in Mystic.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
CHAPLIN.
Teachers Begin Fall Duties-Light-
ming Burns Barn-Pastor on Vaoa-
ton.

Miss Viola Lewis of Columbia is the
new teacher at South Chaplin instead
of Miss Finley of Rockville, as previ-
ously stated.
Miss Mabel A. Lanphear returned to
Winsted Monday to resume her duties
as principal Of the graded school.
Connecticut Agricultural college for
the fall term.
Barn Burned by Lightning.
A severe thunder shower walked the
town Tuesday night. Clifford Burdick' S
barn. located in the northwest part of
the town. was struck by lightning and
burned with q quantity of hay. About
5000 was the amount of insurance.
Mrs. Helen A. Witter of Hartford is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Benson and Paul Benson are on
visit to New York state.
The Ladies' Aid society met on We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. 3. Cal
lup.
Rev. Granville Wager is taking his
vacation through September.
William J. Lee and John e. Whit
ford are serving as purors at the supe-
rior court in Putnam.
Burial of Mrs. Daniel Bingham.
The body of Mrs. Daniel Bingham
was brought from Spring Hill to the
Center cemetery for burial on Tuesday.
Rev. William Brown of Windham
preached a. helpful sermon at the
church Sunday, and administered the
sacrament Mr.. Brown is to supply
during Septenber.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
NORTH STONINGTON
Local Delegates to Sterling Ordina- :
tion-Readina Club Hears Rev. J.
L. Peacock Interpret saul"

Mrs. Robert +. Harrington has join
ed her husband, DIR. Harrington. who
located here a month ago. coming
from Westfeld Mass. They will re-
SIDE fin a part of the house of Mrs.
Charles Edwin Hewitt
Mrs. J. c. Smith and Master Theo-
dore Smith of Tonah, Wis left for
home Tuesday, after a visit of two
months with 2Grs. c. II. Hewitt
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Adams went
as Delegates from the local Baptist
church to the ordination Of n r. An
derson AT Sterling Hill Wednesday.
Thug man p Main has been in New
Haven this week. attending the DEM
ocr9tic state convention
Reading Club Met on Lawn.
Rev and Mrs. T.ueian Drury enter
f'fa iued the Wednesday club Wednesday
afternoon on the lawn Of their resi-
deuCe. Rev. j. l.. Peacock, librarian
of the Westerly public library. was
present and read and gave d fine in
teruretatiOu Of The poem, Saul. by
Robert Browning Mrs Drury served
afternoon tea.
Miss Hattie A. Wheeler a matron
at the American school in Hartford
returned 10 the capital city Thursday,
having spent the summer vacation in
this locality.
Miss Marie IIollister returned to
school at Northfeld seminary We'd
heSadE.
Vested Choir in Camp.
The boy choir Of the Congregational
church has been in camp this week on
the Paucatuck river
Mrs. Thomas y. Hewitt is spending
eeVeral DAYS in New York.
Death of E. Frank Main.
T. Frank Main. son of Mrs Ursula
NJ. Main of this town. died this week
iu Roxbury Mass. He had conducted
a restaurant in Boston for several
years His sister. Mrs Lucy ]. Park
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Florence Park. left Thursday morning
to attend the funeral
Supervisor King in Town.
Theodore W. King of Taunton Mass
supervisor Of schools in three Con-
necticut towns, of which North Ston-
ington is one, arrived here Tuesday
and viii make this place his headquar-
tiers.
Miss Annie NJ. Packer Of Mystic will
teach the School at Ashwillet.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
WESTFORD.
PecnIe at Hartford Fair Teachers
Begin School Work - Visitors in
Town.

Samuel Bates, Henry Blanchette aud
Henry Barlow attended the Hartford
fair Monday.
Leslie r. Barlow is attending the
Connecticut Business college in Hart
ford.
Miss Ruth Z. Barlow has a. position
with the Hartford Evening Post
Miss Jessie Griggs commenced her
school at West Ashford Tuesday.
Arthur BurriIl is teaching the village
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Griggs have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Albert Shippee of Westport.
formerly of this town, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs Ella Wilbur. daughter of Mrs.
Albert Shippea. of Wilmington. is visit
ing at E. A. Wilburs
Everett Barlow and sister Gladys
W ere IN Willimantic Monday visiting
Mrs. Gertrude Avery.
Miss Blanche Barlow is visiting rel
atives in Allston, Mass.
Bonnie Robbins of Wilmington was a
guest of Mrs. Ella Wilbur over Sun
day.
Elmer Burrill and Darwin Clark are
attending the Monson academy
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
MOOSUP
Eugene Chapman Painfully injured
Surprise Party for Students
Schools Crowded.


Eugene Chapman. II years old, had
his thumb nearly severed by an axe
while working in S F. Main & Sons
mill Nearly a dozen stitches were
taken by DR.. Gardner. The wound is
healing favorably.
Thursday afternoons through the sum
mer, will continue through Septem-
Der.
Pleasure for Primary Class.
Miss Bertha Matthews. teacher of
the primary class of the Methodist
Sunday school, entertained the mem
bers of the class to the number of SO
on Saturday afternoon at her home
in Central Village. Games were play
ed and stories told while the com
pany picnicked in the woods near the
house. Later all partook of refresh
ments at the house.
Open Air Service.
The open air service held last sun
day evening on the square in front
of the postoffice was largely attended.
Rev. J. G. Stanton pa stor OF the Bap-
fist church. gave an interesting talk
from the words. IF any man thiTsts
let him come unto me and drink.
Surprise and Farewell Gifts for Stu
dents.
Miss Bertha Pratte and her brother
Arthur were given an enjoyable sur
prise party Monday evening at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Leon n Pratte. Miss Pratte is about
to leave for a course of study at a
convent school in Canada and hor
brother returns to st. Johns college to
complete his studies in that institu-
ton. There were over twenty young
people present. The evening was pleas
antly passed with singing and games.
During the evening Miss Pratte was
presented a handsome fountain pen,
Miss Mary Wood making the presenta~
ton speech Arthur Pratte was pre-
scented pipe. Dora Jette making the
address.
General News.
Mrs. E NJ Rix and sons. George
and Arson of Worcester have been
spending several days with Mrs d.
II. Grover.
Miss Lille Daggett of this village
and Miss Rose Beaudry of Central VII
lage are to enter Wesleyan academy
for a course of study. Miss Dagsett
will take a business course.
The village schools commenced last
Tuesday. Nearly all the rooms are
filed. some in the primary building
being overcrowded. At the opening
session Tuesday morning there were
10Y pupils in the primary room taught
by Miss Cecilia DAILY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
WAUREGAN
Ball Player injured-Master Mechanic
PepIer Begins New Duties-Tree
Trimming Begun.

Miss Nellie Donnelly of Fall River is
visitor at James Alleys.
Mrs John Bouche narrowly escaped
serious injury recently when she was
overcome by dizziness, falling back
ward to the ground from a short flight
Of steps.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Tracy are
spending two weeks vacation at
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Tracy.
Rough Ball Playing.
Ben Livesey is still confined to the
house as a result of being Intentionally
spiked and bruised by a Moosup base
ball player in the game on Labor day.
John Thomas Smith. overseer of the
weaving department of the Wauregan
company, is taking a. short vacation.
Left for College Duties.
J. B. Westcott left the first of the
week for his new duties in Maryland
as a professor in Blue Ridge college.
Miss Olive L. Johnson left Monday
to take up her duties in the Normal
school at Willinantic.
n. F. Pepier's New Duties.
II. f. Pepler assumed his new duties
at master mechanic in the Wauregan
company's mills on Tuesday. Mr.. Pep
Ter was formerly in the employ of the
ShetucIIet company of Norwich.
Four representatives. of the Everett
Forestry company of Providence are
trimming the elm trees of the village.
Mrs. J. A. NJ. Atwood and Miss Lydia
Haskell returned from Oak Bluffs,
Mass. Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
LEONARD BRIDGE
Dean Mary !. Park Returns to Ohio
rsity--Picnic-P

Mrs L. H. Corbit and daughter of
Bridgeport are visiting Mrs Corbit's
mother Mrs. I G. Cummings.
Miss Josie Lombard of Fort Wayne,
Ind. was a recent visitor at her aunt's
Mrs. +. j. Browns.
Family Picnic.
The families of F. ]. Brown. F. o.
Brown. NJ. NJ. Hazen and E. II. Nc
Call to the number of twenty, held
family picnic on one of the islands
in the upper pond Tuesday.
F. e. Spaulding of West Haven and
T.. b. Robertson of East Norwalk re-
turned to their respective 1ipmes on
Monday after spending their vacations
at Maple Corner.
Miss Lena Manwaring left Monday
for Cromwell where she is to teach
the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Spaulding and
daughter have returned after a week
in Norwich.
Mrs. e. p. Kneeland and Miss La
Vinia Kneeland spent Tuesday in Gill
cad.
spending the summer with his aunt.
Mrs. l.. G. Schroeder, has returned to
Philadelphia.
Dean Park Returns to Ohio.
Miss Mary l. Park. dean of Heidel-
burg university, Tiffin o., left for
there this week to resume her duties.
Miss May Carpenter left Monday for
Greenwich, Conn. where she is to
teach.
Shot Big Hawk.
.. a. Nettleton shot a hawk Tues
day that measured feet ? inches from
tip to tip.
Mrs. William Little of Ashton. r. l.,
was a recent visitor at her fathers,
Darius II. Leonard's
Mrs. +. r. Spaulding was at Greens
Farms Wednesday. attending the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Daisy Dis
brow. and Oscar Squres
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
MOHEGAN
Fifteth Annual Wigwam Proves Most
Successful.

Friday night closed the fftieth an
nual festival of the ladies of the Mo-
hogan sewing society which was a
decided success. At the candy table,
in charge of Mrs. Lydia NJ. Fielding,
was for sale candy Of all descriptions.
Mrs. Fielding has had charge of this
table since the holding of these fes-
rivals and was greeted by many
friends. Adjoining the candy table
was palmist, Mrs. Jeanette Fielding,
who told the future with surprising
accuracy. She had liberal patronage
during the fair.
AS usual. the cake table received
liberal patronage. Here was sold a
fine assortment of rich, home made
cake In charge of thi stable was
lano Skeesucks. The large supply was
entirely sold.
At the fancy table, in charge of
Miss Cynthia Fowler, Mrs. Adeline
Dolbeare and Mrs. Ella Avery, were
for sale dainty articles which proved
very attractive to all who attended.
Refreshments on sale included clam
choWder, succotash. cold ham. tongue,
pies of all kinds, including Miss Net
tie Fowler's celebrated old fashioned
mine pies. Ice cream and the cele-
brated Indian dish, yokeag, had very
generous patronage This department
was ably managed by Donald Mech
and Miss Lizzie Hunter.
The delicious chowder succotash,
etc, were in charge of Mrs. Nettie
Fowler. acting president of the soci-
ETY.. She had an able assistant in
Lemuel Fielding Mrs. Mary Hunter,
George Sanders, Mr.. Kent and Henry
Dolbeare
DIN Browning was door keeper. The
Wigwam this year was built in eX-
cellent shape by Donald Mech. ably
assisted by Mr.. Beebe, Mr.. Kent. Mr..
Edwards, Charles Matthews and 9TH
ers
Edwin c.. Fowler. who has been
treasurer of the Mohegan church for
d number of years, was detained at
home by illness. Mrs. Belle Lamoine
acted as treasurer and cashier and
gave excellent satisfaction.
Since the commencement of these
festivals only three of the original
members are living, Mrs. Henry Mat
thews Mrs. Lydia NJ. Fielding, and the
able president of the society, Mrs. EN-
ma Baker. Mrs. Baker. owing to fee
bic health has not been in attendance
in several years, being greatly missed.
LemueI Fielding. his two sons and
daughter Myrtice delighted those pres
ent in the evening with vocal music
and received hearty applause
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Brainard of Norwich
were visitors in this place last week
Miss Lizzie Hunter is visiting in
Newark, n. j.
Miss Gladys Quidgeon of New Lon
don is visiting her grandmother Mrs
l.. NJ. Fielding.
T.. c. Fowler is confined to his bed
by illness.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
CANTERBURY.
Boston Artist a Recent Visitor-Tragic
Death Regretted.

Miss George L. Fulton an artist of
note, who recently spent several
months in town sketching and paint
ing, and who has travelled abroad is
now located in Boston. but spent the
week end and Labor day with Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Ray at Canterbury Green.
Elmer e. Bennett and Deacon Charles
Barstow are serving on the jury at
Putnam.
This town was shocked to learn of
che tragic death of Mr.. Randall, son OF
Gilbert Randall A number from Can
terbury attended the funeral Wednes-
day at his home.
Charlie A Bromley has returned to
West Main street Norwich. after
spending several weeks of vacation
with relatives in town.
Miss Lucy Pope has returned to the
high school at Central Village
The schools in town have opened
with nearly all new teachers.
Charles Parkhurst. Jr.. was in Nor
witch on Saturday.
Mrs. Rooney and sister. Mrs. Corn
we'll who have been visiting Mrs.
Rooney's daughter and family at the
NJ. P. parsonage, have returned to
their homes.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
ASHFORD

E P Adams is attending the fair
al Charter Oak park. this week.
The Misses Whittemore, who have
been spending several weeks at The
Oaks, returned to Providence Tues
day.
Miss T. A. Brown and Miss Tessie
Flynn of New London and Miss Fam
ME O'Donneu of New Haven are
spending several weeks at Elmscroft.
Mrs. Charles Bemis of Plantsville is
visiting visit her sister, Mrs l. p Rich
Nathaniel Lyon is thrashing in this
vicinity.
The Center school commenced on
Tuesday
Anton Mikes of New York was In
town over Sunday.
Edward Main is seriously ILL.,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
HOWARD VALLEY

David Copeland of Mansfield recent
ly visited r. A. Burnham.
Otis Whipple began work in Mans
field Labor day.
Mrs. j. Roberts and family of Clin-
ton, Mass. returned home Monday az
ter spending two weeks visiting
friends and acquaintanees in this Vi
cinity.
Rev ] Roberts preached IA The Nal.
ley church the 4th. ii being lhs last
sunday OF the conference Year
Thomas Roberts is in Cliutvn CALI
ing on friends this week.
Ravmond Hawkes. of Worcester was
home over SUNDAY
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
EkONK
Party Returns from the Shore-schools
Open-ReIigious and Personal Items.

Mr. and Mrs. George H Gallup and
daughter Miss Nettie Gallup, Mrs. J.
Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs Simon of ILL
nois have returned from a weeks out
ing at Quonochontaug Beach, r. I.
Fall Term Opens.
Schools opened Tuesday, Miss Maud
Chapman Of Norwich commencing her
fourth year in the El<onk school. Miss
Maggie Tanner her third year in the
Wylie school Miss Daisy Baker of
Brooklyn on Bradford Hill.
Benjamin Nye has obtained the con-
tract to convey the children of the
Briggs district to the Wylie school.
Charles Brown is taking those of the
Bitgood district to the Wylie school.
Miss Edith Gallup has returned to
teach IN Moosup.
Miss Ruby kellogg, after spending
the vacation on Cape Cod. has return
ed home and fills her former place as
teacher in the grades in Central VII
lage.
Ralph Kellogg has spent the week
visiting relatives in Worcester
Miss Cora Kellogg has gone to Gard
ner, Mass. where she is to teach in the
High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P Allen of
Riverpoint, r. l., have ben visiting Mrs.
Ann Corey.
Miss Minnie Becl1with has returned
from lengthy visit to her grandmoth-
er, Mrs Ann Corey.
To Speak on Passion Play.
Mr.. Kellogg spoke last Sunday on
his Sundays abroad, and announced
that he would begin a series of sermons
next Sunday on the Passion Play,
which he saw enacted in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGregor Of
Pelham n. H., have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. CoIburn on their we'd
ding journey.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
CLARK'S CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Foster Entertained
by Allen Jewett-Local Notes.

Charles Oliver has been in Hartford
attending the state fair.
Allen Jewett entertained his former
teacher c. c. Foster, and wife of West
Woodstock and Miss Sarah A. Tiffany,
a classmate, on Thursday.
Miss Hattie E. Burdick of West Up
ton, Mass, is visiting Mrs. E. G. Jew
EFT
W. C. Oliver is entertaining his un-
Gle. w Elkhart and sister of Paterson,
n. J.
Mrs A. Neuman and daughter Vivi-
an of New Haven and Miss Tessie
Kelly of Brooklyn, n. Y. returned
home Sunday after spending the sum-
mer here.
j. P. Decker of New York is visiting
at the Naples.
Mrs Caroline Hattin of Mt. Hope is
with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred c. Neff.
Mrs. Fl. E. Colburn of Burnside at
tended the C. c. Foster High school
reunion and visited friends here.
Allen Jewett has been in Norwich
and Boston the past week.
School opened Tuesday with Viola
F. Jewett teacher.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
RAWSON
Stocking Family Entertained on Labor
Day-WiiIimantic Visitors.

John Lewis and the Misses Lewis
returned to Guilford after spending
a pleasant vacation in this place.
Willimantic visitors on Saturday
were Henry Lincoln, L. c. Stocking,
Mr. and Mrs. Greene Huling.
Frank Phillips made a trip to Hart
ford on Monday and attended the
opening of the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berggren en-
tertained friends from Hartford on
Labor day
Mr. and Mrs f. w. Clapp and Cliff
ford Clapp have returned to East
Braintree after a brief stay with her
father. Dwight Burdick
Miss Emma Stocking and w. z.
Throop of Bristol. Arthur Stocking of
Boston. S. s. Stocking and S. Howard
Mead of Norwich were the guests of
L. C. and F. B. Stocking on Labor
day.
Everett Chase of Abingdon was q.
caller on friends on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
NEW LONDON COUNTY
HlkN
Funeral of Mrs Amelia J. White
Frederick Nicholson to Speak Sum-
day at Pine Grove.

The funeral of Mrs Amelia J. White
Took place Tuesday afternoon at the
Luce house IN Pennsylvania avenue,
amid an unusually large attendance
There were many floral tributes The
bearers were T. \. Beckwith. F. c.
Odre-s. Ge0rFe Coulter. William F.
Lewis, Walter Deacon and William
Eva There was double quartette
The deceased was a faithful member of
the Methodist Episcopal church. BY
request Rev. A W. Kingsley of Fall
River. Mass. was present. Rev. Mr.
Kingsley read the scriptures and spoke
1eelingiy 10 the mourning friends. Rev.
the Methodist church. Burial was in
the family plot in the Mantle cemetery
beside her husband.
Walking from New Haven.
A party OF youre Westonites stopped
ut Mantle Tuesday. bound from New
1iaven 20 New London. They stopped
Tor refreshments and enjoyed the sea
breezee. The party included Eugene
.tSt1wfweli Harry Guthrie William Har-
Tison. clifford J. Reed. Lewis Tiernan.
They had a small cumping outfit in
Ease they wanted to camp out or to go
FURTHER than they had planned.
Principal Mclaughlin Re-engased.
The public schools wiz open Mon
<lav. Sept. IL. Henry T. Mclaughlin.
who gave satisfaction the past two
years. has been re-enge ged for the
coming fan term. Mr.. Mclaughlin will
arrive in the village about noon to-
day Saturday.
Lincoln c.. Luce has returned to Nj
a1tic- Mr.. Luce has been at Egg Har-
Dor, \. J.. on business Tor several
weeks.
A number from here ATTENDED the
county fair az Norwich "Wednesday.
Station Agent Charles A. LeonlIardt.
rssiwted by William o. Besbe, Baggage
Master and Freight Agent Lewis are
1S,iey these DAYS checking bagg Lge and
attending 20 getting off the summer
people who have beeen staying in Nj
ante.
Frank Stevens. employed in Spring
sisld. Mass, e visiting relatives in
TOWN
y. y. Smith has returned 10 his du-
ties at New Haven.
A. J. Griy~oid left Monday to re-
sumo his duties at the Elm City, aft
or spending two days in town
Closing ADDRESS at Pine Grove.
frederick Nicholson Of Boston viii
occupy the rostrIm in the Grove ON
Sunday at 1880 a. m. and $40 p. m
1rr. Nicholson is a speaker and test
medium, and spoke at the state day
meeting held here In Auzaes. This
meeting win be held under the aus
-<ces OF tire Ladies' Aid society Of the
Grove. This will be the last meeting /
Of the sea son
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
NORTH LYME
Charles N. Brown. 4s, Commits Suicide
by Shooting.

Charles y Brown committed striside
~ his home IN this place last Satur-
day morning b. shooting himself in the
head with his shotgun. H and his
1ariher. g e. Brown have lived alone
FOR The past ten years. Mich sympa-
thy Is felt FOR the elder Mr.. Brown
sn his loneliness. Charles Brown was
<s years old. His funeral was held
from the residence Of II y. Maynard
Moncny at 1 p. m. and wa largely at
tended. Rev. Francis Purvs ofhciated.
Picnic Big Success.
The Sunday school picrrc was held
last week Friday on Mrs. Mary Fos-
dicks lawn. and was great success.
The weather was 7ne and 3 large num-
Der attended Refreshments were serv-
&C at noon. after which diverting
games were played.
Outing Notes
Rev. Francis PurTis and wife re-
turned last week from ten DAYS vaca-
ton. spent with their son in Brooklyn.
Mrs c. r. Jewett and son are Hart
ford vistors this week
Charles Sweet and c. T. Jewett at
tended Norwich fair the first Of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. sisson. J.. Wis
itsd c. r. Tiffany Of WaninEford over
Sunday. attending the Connecticut fair
At Hartford Friday ard visiting at
SCUM Windsor Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Airs. Henry and Miss Mari
on Henry Of ndontvilie visited at Abb
on Holmes over SundaL
lffss Marion Stark left for Will
mantle Monday 70 attend The Normal
school
Mrs Katie Jewett and Miss Helen
s~vett attended Nsrwich fair Wednes-
tav
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
MINISTER
Auction at WiIett PIace-openna of
School.

Miss Jessie Sage has gone to Massa-
chuSetts to resume her studies in an
academy.
Wilfred Sage of Durham has been
the guest of his parents.
Clarence Smith spent Sunday at his
home.
Miss Ogden of Rockville began her
duties as teacher here Wednesday.
School in Gay Head district opened
Tuesday with Miss Sybel Rathbun as
teacher again.
Rev A. A. Smith attended the min
isters' meeting in Putnam on Tues
day.
Fayette Wright OF Pomfret was .
caller ia this place one day this week
Mrs A. A. Smith and Mrs. George
Ra tErbun were IN Willimantie Wednes-
dsy.
3. Willett sold his household goods.
stock tools, etc. at auction on Friday.
Sept. q