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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
cLARK's FALLS
Wiison D. and Arthur Maine Return to Life Saving Station After Two Weeks' Vacation.

wilson D. Maine and Arthur Maine have returned to Fishers island and are once more on guard at the life saw ing station after an enjoyable vacation of two months
 George E. Burdick was in Clark s Falls on business Wednesday. He was accompanied by lis daughter Do- ris
 MT. and Mrs George ". Burdick and daughters Flora and Evelyn of Hop Linton were the guests of Horace Palmer and family Sunday
 MT and Mrs R. D Maine were at Pleasant View Wed1esday- They were accompanied by Miss Nellie Maine and Mrs Sarah Brooks of Fall River, Mass. who went on to Noank to visit Mrs Etta Maine and family
 Mrs George Healy and son and Mrs. Julius Palmer of Westerly visited with Mrs Palmer's mother, Mrs. c. A- Maine. recently
 Mrs William Perkins has been as- sisting in the care of her little grand daughter Elsie Perkins Maine, who was born July 23-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
WINDHAm
Katherine Adams Accidentally Shot in the Eye-Meeting of Girls Sewing Club-PersonaI Notes.

Rev. H. C. Gromes left on Monday to join Mrs. Grimes in Madison, Wis, for months vacation
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Fenton and children and maid of Jersey City are at Mrs. J. c. Fenton's for two weeks
 Late arrivals at the Inn include Mrs. Plummer of Buffalo, and Dr. E. D. Klotz and wife of New York.
 Rev W. M. Brown will supply the pulpit at the Congregat church during the month of August.
 George Manley and son, Clarence, and Mrs Bertha Warrington and son, Harry. are in Springfield, Mass, this week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Alden Weir and Miss Cora Weir are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Alexander Rutherford at Eastern Point for a week.
 Mrs. Henry Weir returned Monday from Narragansett Pier and Glouces-
 Philip Dunford and family, who have been at the Inn for two weeks, returned to New London on Monday.
 Valentine ChapDeH and son of New London were guests of Colonel w. s. .Chappell over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Lincoln of New Haven spent Sunday at F F. Webb s.
 Lester Eaton is the guest of Philip Dunford Jr., in New London.
 Mrs. Everett Lefhngwer is enter taining her thre sisters.
 The Girls Sewing club met with Harrit and Julia Guild on Thursday.
 Katherine, the little year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Adams, was accidentally shot in the eye by her small brother William, who was play ing with shutgun and did not know it was loaded. The doctors hope to save the eye. s
 Rev. and Mrs. Wood are guests of Dr. F.. B. Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Keeney have been enjoying a weeks vacation in New London.
 MT. and Mrs. F. r. Webb have been in Hartford few days this week.
 Miss Marian Larrabee has returned from a two weeks visit in Windsor Locks.
 Mrs. John Bates is entertaining her niece, Miss Downes.
 The Congregational church and par sonage are being repaired.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
BROOKLYN
Successful Fair-Additions to Baptist
 Church Membership.

The ladies of Trinity church and parish held fair in Unitarian hall in the afternoon and evening of July 20, which proved a financial success
 George T. Brown of Providence spent several days the past week with his sister, Mrs. J.. K. Potter. He att tended the service Sunday in the Bap- tist church, of which he was formerly a member.
 Rev. Charles A. Downs and family are visiting relatives in Jamesport, N Y. for two weeks; during their absence there will be no preaching service in the Congregational church.
 Mrs l.. A. Merriam, mother of Mrs. Charles A. Downs, has gone to Bliss field, Mich, to visit a sick brother and expects to be away for several weeks of the prayer meeting, two members were received into the membership of the Baptist church, one Dy letter and one by experience
 H. Warren Richmond of PhiladeI- phia, former resident, with his wife and children called on friends in town on Friday of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Van Brunt of Holyoke, Mass, were visitors at H. $. MarlOr'S the past week
 Dr. J. M Coburn of South Norwalk was a caller in town the past week.
 John E. Brown and daughter Flor ence of Putnam were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond.
 Mrs William R. Pond and daugh- ter are visiting the formers parents, MT and Mrs. George L. Sweet
 The B. Y P. U Sunday evening was a conquest meeting led by the pas tors wife. the subject being glimpses from Northheld. Mass.
 To Teach in California.
 On Monday morning J. William Hunt started for California, where he is to teach the coming year, having spent his vacation with his aunt, Mary Cain, in this place
 Miss Abigail l.. Witter returned from Worcester Monday night, having been in private hospital for surgical operation.
 Miss Adrianna Culp is visiting friends in Saybrook
 James Kemp of Worcester is visit ing MT. and Mrs. N Wolcott Writer.
 Miss Daisy Baker has returned from the summer school at Storrs-
 Mrs. George E. Baker Is in the Day Kimball hospital for surgical opera tion.
 George L. Sweet has purchased of Everett Tillinghast his pasture lots of about seven acres, situated upon the south side of the highway leading to DanieIson, formerly owned by John Gallup 2d-
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Allen with their daughter spent Tuesday at Watch Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
THOMPSON
Ladies' Missionary Society Holds Meet ins-Rev. C. K. Flanders Concludes Services in Thompson.

Edmund s. Baclxus is still confined to the house by illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Welch moved to Dover. N. H., where MT: welch is em- ployed as foreman of a large garage
 Miss Elizabeth Eddy has been the guest of her brother, Frederick Eddy of Southbridge. While away she join ed a small trolley party to Mt Tom and Forest park, Springfield.
 Rev. c. K. Flanders, state evangelist, who has been occupying the Baptist pulpit for the month, of July. conclpd- young people from Putnam were pres ent to bid the evangelist farewell. MT. Flanders solos have been greatly en- joyed. On Sunday evening he sang Prof. Robert Hardness world famous Pilot Song very effectively.
 Mrs. Armstrong left on Wednesday for Nantucket
 The ladies' home and foreign mis- sionary society met with Mrs. George Crosby on Wednesday instead of with Miss Ellen D. Larned on account of her illness. Miss Annie Cunning had charge of the meeting and told of Dr. GrenfelPs work in Labrador
 Wal1um the pet dog of Harry Morse, who has followed the meat wagon for several years, met with an accident recently, which necessitated his being killed.
 Mrs. John Moore's Kindergarten class in the Congregational Sunday school is proving very poular with the little people,
 The Congregational annual Sunday school picnic is to be held at Webster lake next week Tuesday, August g.
 Rev. MT. Stearns of Putnam and MT Baldwin, also of that place, were the guests of MT. Burgee on Tuesday.
 Among visitors from out of town have been noted Mrs. Barnes of Put nam. with her sister. Mrs Everett Rhodes; Miss Josephine Jencks of Providence, with Mrs. Dexter Elliott; Clarence Noble of Pawtucket, with Clinton Lewis; F. s. Wicks of Syra- cuse with his family, and John Chase and family of Brooklyn, N. Y-. with MT and Mrs Nathan Chase
 MT. and Mrs Frank Foisey, ,Jr.. and family enjoyed an auto trip to Mill bury recently.
 Mir and Mrs. D. w. Burgess. J. A. Cruff and Missa Grace Crun attended Old Home day exercises at Elliotts grove East KillingIy, on Thursday.
 A macadamized road is being built from Brandy hill to the Webster line.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
WOODSTOCK
Farewell Sermon of Rev. George F. Waters-Dr. George Austin Bowen Seriously ILL.

Capt. Frederick Hinricl1s has moved to Rochester, N Y.
 Rev. George F. Waters preached his farewell sermon at the Congregational church Sunday.
 Henry E. Bowen of New York is a guest of P. B. Foster.
 Rev Frederick D. Lynch of New York, member of the summer colony gave a most interesting talk on Sunday evening on The Task of the Twentieth Century.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson of Phila- delphia are visiting Miss Mary Perley.
 pr. Bowen Seriously III.
 Miss Agnes Bowen of New York is in town, called here by the serious ill., ness of her brother, Dr. George Austin Bowen
 Mir and Mrs. w. A. Howard have visited relatives in Baltic.
 Electric lights are being installed at Woodstock academy.
 Rev. Herbert w. Boyd of Amherst, Mass, is 10 preach at the Congrega- tional church Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. George Bartholomew of Hartford are spending two weeks, va cation in town.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hollingshead of Penn berton. N. J., are guests of Mrs. $. A. Woodward.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
SOUTH COVENTRY.
Miss Niece Returns to Belfass- Kinesbury Employer Pionie--This.. Ing Gypsies.


 Miss Elizabeth McGee sailed on Tuesday from Boston on the steam ship Ivernia for Belfast. where ahe intends to make her home. having spent 24 years in this country. Her cousin. Joseph Mcfarland, ae sompn- iied her to Boston.
 Last Saturday. about forty employed of the Kingsbury Box and Printing company and their friends enicyol a. p.epic and fish dinner on DHpharn'e Joint. Lake Waugumbaug
 Mes Stella Barker of Providence is visiting her aunt, Mrs. IT. J Tray 'M,ss Sara White has retlrncd 10 her duties at the Allegheny. l'a,. hose pital. after spending a month at her home
 M... and Mrs. William Kings5ury of New Lo1don were week end visitors In town.
 Miss Ethel M. Hull has returned from visit with her aunt Mrs. C. 70. Hoxie. in Lowell. Mass
 Sidney Washburn of Bedding. Mich, is the guest of his uncle. John Nj. Wood.
 Annie and Willie Lynch Of Natlck. Mass, are with their grandparents. Mir and Mrs William Lynch.
 Herman Albro of Brooklyn, N. Y.. spent the week end with Is sister. Miss Hattie Aibro.
 Gypsies Ordered Out of Town.
 Four wagon loads of gypsies passed through the village Saturday after noon, camping on Ripley hill They they appropriated everything umGh which they could lay their hands, without offer of remuneration. They were ordered out of town by Select- man John IT. Reynolds. and passed northward.
 A double decker veranda is being built on the Bidwell house the foun- dation being laid last fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
EAST WOODSTOCK
Tourists Who Come and Go-Foster
 Family Returns to South Woodstock.

Family Returns to South Woodstock.
 MT. and Mrs. Sydney Upham of Re- we're, Mass, are spending ten days vacation with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. G. L. Upham.
 Mrs E.. E. May, Misses Zella and Rena Bunce returned Saturday eve ming from several days visit in Bos- ton and Wakefield. Mass
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Yetter for mer residents and several friends, spent Sunday with MT Yetter's par ents. MT and Mrs. Francis Yetter. They came by auto from East Hart ford, MT. Yetter being chauffeur for wealthy family in Hartford.
 Mrs. George Thurber of North Scit- uate, R. l., called on friends here last week, her first visit since the family moved from town four years ago.
 Harley Foster and family, who left here two years ago for Narragansett Pier, have returned to town, occupy ing a rent in the Lowe block in South Woodstock, where their eldest daughter resides.
 Allan Upham of Barre, instructor of music, is spending the month of Au- gust at the parental home.
 Miss Lois Bannister of Webster has been spending several days with Miss Upham
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
WINDHAM COUNTY.
DAYVILLE
Edward Billings Returns from Mon- treaI-Newsy Notes of Local Inter est.

a Mrs. N. Lorne Grieg is at the Watch Hill house, Watch Hill, for the month of August.
 Morris Reynolds of Boston is spend ing his vacation with Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds.
 Mrs. James Walker is confined to her home for several days.
 Mrs. F. J. Burnett is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Nicholas Bowen.
 Frank w Bennett spent Tuesday in East Glastonbury
 The family of F. B. Robinson left for Wakefield, R. I..sTuesday morning. when they opened their cottage for the month of August
 Mrs. Hattie Barnes spent the week end with Miss Myrtice Blanchard. Mrs Thomas Joslin has been the guest of Mantle friends.
 William F. Davis of Montclair. N. j.. is visiting at the home of Miss Clara B. Stokes
 Edward Billings returned from Mon treal Canada, bringing with him his daughter Anita.
 Mrs. Montague Castle and three cflil- dren were guests of Mrs c. A. Rus sell Henry Allen of Northbridge. Mass. was entertained by MT. and Mrs. w E. LaBelle over Sunday. Fish and w F. Bidwell spent Tuesday at West Boyston. Mass, the guests of Mrs. c. F. Marble.
 Miss Kate Corcoran spent the week end with Jewett City friends. William Burnett has returned from his outing at Oak Bluffs and taken up his R. F. D. duties again.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
MO0SUP
Addition to Maynard House-WooIen
 Mil Running Four Days a Week.

Henry Bessette, who has been crit ically ill with typhoid fever, is some what improved.
 C. w. Hill of Norwich was the guest of relatives in this village Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. William Alphund of Danielson were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Allan Anderson.
 Mrs. Robert Warren and daughter Sarah were guests at the Baptist par . sonage last week.
 The house on Prospect street next belonging to Fred Maynard, is hav- ing an addition of twelve feet built to the front, and depth of thirty feet The house will be raised and another story added, making it when completed two and a half stories high. and an ornament to the street MT. Maynards family lived in Wauregan, but more recently of South Framing ham. Mass. and will move his family to this village.
 One of Twins Dies.
 Mrs William Graham of Brooklyn, N. Y-, recently came to Frank Stones, bringing five children with her, among them twins seven months old Both were sick and it was hoped that the change from city to country might benefit them, but one of them, Gather inc, died last Friday, and was buried Sunday at All Hallows cemetery. The other. though very sick, it is hoped can be cured.
 Mill Starts Up.
 The woolen mill started up last Monday after two days shutdown. It will run but four days week for the present
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
FITcHvILLE
Friendly Frolic Ends in Fines in Both
 Cases-Personal Mention.

There were some funny doings in the local court this week, when two cases, the result of fooling, came before two justices of the peace about four weeks ago. Two Polish men, employed in the garnet room of the mill were fooling. and. when one. Jacob Annex z1ck, raised his foot as though to kick the other, Impole Dubitski, caught the foot causing the former to fall, in turing his side Since then Amezzick has been unable to work the result being the arrest of Dubitski, charged with assault and also a civil suit for S1O0 damages. As soon as Dubitski was arrested he in turn caused the arrest of Amezzick. charging him with assault. Justice Miller Tuesday night fined the latter B and costs, amount ing, to about $40. His attorney, Ed ward Burke of Norwich, took an ap- peal. Hall and Barnes of Norwich prosecuted for Dubitsl1i. Wednesday afternoon the case of Dubitski. charg heard before Justice Charles Johnson, as also was the civil suit the same plaintiff and defendant. Owing to the heat in the justices house, he decided to hold court in the shade of one of the naples in front of his house. Aft CT listening to testimony for about two hours. Judge Johnson decided to fine DubitslSi for the same charge Arnezzick was found guilty of the night before. He imposed a fine of S1 and costs and in the civil suit all lowed Amezzick. $15 damages. This time it was Hall and Barnes of Nor wich who took the appeal and Burke prosecuted, bonds being furnished in all cases During the court Jacob Stein of Norwich acted as interpreter and performed the work more satis- faetorily than the interpreter usually employed.
 Speedy Auto Trip.
 Miss Josephine Allyn. Mrs. Emma Robinson and son, Master Henry Rob- inSon, of Fitchville and Mrs. Edward Allyn and children of Norwich Town enjoyed an auto ride to Hartford Sum day. The owner William Hazelhurst of Norwich, drove the car and made the trip in two hours and twenty min utes each way. While in Hartford they were the guests of Miss A1lyns broth CT George V. Allyn.
 Personal Items.
 Misses Annie and Nellie Brady are visiting their cousins, MT. and Mrs. Dan Counihan of New London
 Miss Mabelle Hudson of South Mer- iden is visiting at the home of the Misses Kingberger.
 Miss Hattie Shepherd has returned to Arlington, Mass. after a visit with her cousins, the Misses Authier.
 Charles Neil of Boston was a re- cent visitor at the home of MT. and Mrs. Timothy O'Leary
 Joseph Nara is at Gardner lake where he will spend the remainder of his vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. Glasbrenner.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
PHOENIxvILi-E
Sudden Death of Mrs. s. R. Wheaton Sergeant Latham Returns from Camp.


 This community was greatly shocked by. the sudden death of Mrs. $. A. Wheaton. She had been a great suf- ferer and passed away at last pain lessly, in her sleep.
 J. McNair has purchased the Beals place from Lathom Brothers and is making important repairs with a gang of carpenters and masons under George R. Spalding.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Rose and son Spalding are at their home here for a few days.
 O. H. Latham, sergeant in Thirteenth company c. A. C., has returned from Fort Mansfield, where his company, with the Third and Fifth of Norwich. has been encamped for ten days.
 Benjamin and Grace Lawton are vis- iting friends in Massachusetts.
 N. G. sherman is away on his vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Cora Joslin. Mrs. Florence Nye and son Nelson and Miss Gladys Jos lin are visiting A. P. and R. B. La tham. !.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Professor Paine and Family in Town.
 Crops Need More Rain.

Mrs. Clark and daughter Lena are visiting at N. D. Skinner's.
 Misses Marion and Ruby VeIts, whose father was formerly pastor here. called on friends in the place last week They arc to teach in Newton, Mass, the coming year.
 Prof. Ellery Paine of the University of Illinois with wife and little daughter are here for a few weeks stay.
 Miss Bunios Hubbard and Mrs. Alice Hayward with the latter's children are at Brookline, N. H., for two weeks va cation.
 Wendell Witter has a new automo- bile.
 Mrs. Patton of Southbridge has been a visitor at Mrs. William Browns for a week.
 Mrs. Stevenson and children. who have been with Mrs Stevenson mother. Mrs. Bridge. this summer, have gone to their home in Oineyville, R. I.
 Most of the farmers are through having, and an abundant crop was se- cured. Other crops in ths vicinity feel the need of more rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
cLARK'S CORNERS
Summer Guests in Local Hom.

Rev and Mrs. w. E. Ennis, Mrs. s. E. Ennis of NorwelI. Mass, are at Sunshine cottage, Modena.
 Mrs. E. c. Jewett and daughter have arrived at their cottage to spend the month
 Mrs Abner A. Robinson and MT. and Mrs. Presby and children of Norwich were at F. w Martins Tuesday.
 Mrs Doty, Miss Ada Chandler and Miss Van Houten of Paterson. N. J., are visiting at the. Oliver farm.
 Miss Anna Lynch of Willimantic are at Patrick Navin's-
 Miss Viola F. Jewett is able to walk little
 Mrs W. c. Oliver entertained friends Wednesday evening in honor of her guests from Paterson, N. J.
 Mrs M- F. Palmer and son Roy are spending two weeks at East Brook field Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
were MT. and Mrs. Sweet and L. c.

were MT. and Mrs. Sweet and L. C. Stocking. M
 E.. NJ Fuller of Providence spent Glen.
 Green Huling was at West Chester on Wednesday making repairs on the steam saw mill which went through the fire.
 George Chaffee is taking A few days outing at Westf1eld.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hudson of Providence, MT and Mrs. $. Howard Mead of Norwich and Mrs. Ruth Baker of Ocean Grove. South Swansea are the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. c. and F. B. Stocking. ..
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Guest from Wyoming ReoraaniEod Ball Team to Play Wiilinantlo Team.


 Miss Harrlett Mccoy Of Wyoming. who is fin the east for a few weeks, 10 at present the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Holman.
 In the absence Sunday of the pastor Rev. D. w. Darrow, who was called again to the bedside of his mother tho desk was supplied by Rev. T. c. Dem man, who gave an excellent sermon from ths text found in the Psalms 90:12
 Miss Hannah Woodwork Potter of Coventry was the guest of her brother. Leon O. Woodworth. Sunday at Will liam K. Brackets.
 Miss Viola Gergler Is spending 90 week with relatives in Mystic.
 Engaged as carstaksr.
 Wallace M. Lillibridge has baen en- gagged as caretalxer of the premises next north of Dr. F. E. Johnson's at Mansfield Depot This property was lately sold by George H. Baker to New York purchaser who wishes it for summer home.
 Seven hundred bags more of cement have arrived to be used on the church
 Mrs. George II. Phillips of Spring field. Mass, spent Friday last at the home of her brother, William H. Brack- ett.
 The reorganlzed Wilmington ball team are to play the Sodom Stars of Willi- mantle this (Saturday) afternoon on the Pinney grounds. As the new team is to be made up of players from West WilIington and this village. and as there has been a scarcity of games here this season, it is expected that the attendance will be large.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

Cooke passed Thursday with MT. and Mrs. James Brooks in Jewett City.
 Moves Wheeler is entertaining his cousin, William Morgan of Mystic.
 After a lengthy stay with his LID Gle and aunt, MT and Mrs. c. P. Palmer, Farley Gilmore has returned to Fall River, Mass.
 Miss Elmina Thompson and Miss Marion Whitaker have returned to Ferndale, after a weeks stay in Jew ett City.
 MT and Mrs. E. E. Coon and Clark Coon were recent guests of Mrs. M E. Vision and Mrs. B. A. Rray in Jewett City.
 Henry Johnson of Preston was a Sunday caller at M. O. Chapman's
 Mrs. E. E. Coon entertained Mrs. Fi- della Gallup and Mrs. Clark of Clark's Falls Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
SToRRS.
Autotruek Makes Trial .TriP-Stats
 Flag to Fly from College Building.

The autotrucls which Mir chesbro of WiIlimantic has rigged to carry passengers. made the first trip 10 Storrs on Monday II is rumored thht lt will make regular trips for passen- gers later in the season.
 Faculty on Outings.
 With the close of the summer school a number of the members oa the faculty who were not already
 Prof. L. A. Clinton and family have cottage at Pleasant View, R, l.. for the month of August.
 Prof G. H. I1amsop left Thursday for East Hampton and Bridgeport.
 Prof. ". M. Esten is staying at old
 Mrs, +. [. Garrigus and children are staying In Cornwall, Conn.
 Mir and Mrs. Ed Fitts and daugh- ter left Wednesday for Windsor
 Mir and Mrs. John Fitts returned on Monday from their wedding trip to the Bermudas.
 Miss Isabel Montelth has been vla- iting with Mrs. Stoneburn.
 Thirty Foot Flagstaff.
 A thirty foot nagstaff has been placed on the tower of the main build ing. The new Connecticut state flag which was recently purchased by the college will be displayed from this Is 12x1s feet. with the coat Of arms of the state in coiors on a blue held.
 A large quantity of ammunition for target practice. with targets and ac- cessories. is being received at the col- iege from government arsenais. A number of 22-cal government rifles have been received. With this new equipment there will be both target practice at long range with the reg ulation army rifle and gallery prac-