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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-03

Meeting in Midnight Mission to-
night at F. NJ. Rescue gospel meet
ing at Midnight Mission. 1447 East
Franklin cone dopr from corner tFif-
teenth street,. Mr.. Goeman. OF Bing-
hamton, y. V. viii speak.
Midnight meeting will begin II
1890; subject tonight How the
Tailor Got Saved" Drinking men
welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-03

Subject Of he sermon at night
The Success Of the Gospel of Christ
IN Argument for Its Divine Origin
Sunday-schuol $3.50 A. NJ. j. r.
Teagie. superintendent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-03

The Rt. Rev. Lucien Lee kingsoiv-
ing, bishop of Southern Brazil, viii
gsrench AT the Monumental church to-
morrow, Sunday, at j A. NJ. Rishop
Kinsolving has been q missionary In
Brazil since 1sha and has great and
good accounts to give OF his work In
thai land. He will he at Holy Trinity
In the afternoon and st. pau's ut
night. DIR. Morris will preach At
Monumental in the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
FRANKLIN
Louis Simpson Moves Family From Norwich-Personal Notes of the Week.

MT. and Mrs. Louis Starkweather and son of Norwich were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Ladd on Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hyde of Wil1i- mantle were the guests of local rela- tives on Sunday.
 Mrs. AbieI Browning and daughter, Miss Ethel Browning, were recent vis- itors in Westerly.
 Mrs. Albert Fryer was a recent guest of her sister Mrs. Lloyd Aver.
 Mrs. Isham Hyde is quite sick.
 Mrs. M. A. Bolande and Miss Anna Engstrom were recent Willimantic vis- itors.
 Mrs. Lloyd Aver and Mrs. C. H. Robinson were in Willimantic on Wed nesday, the guests of Mrs. Fryer
 Mrs. Abiel Browning and daughter Myrtis, spent a few days last week at Narragansett Pier.
 Mrs. Arad Manning, Miss Edith Mather and Miss Annie Park of Yan- tic were recent guests of Mrs. Lloyd Aver.
 A number here are confined to their homes with the grip
 A box of maple sugar has been re- ceived from Lloyd Robinson of Brat tleboro, Vt It was excellent as it is one of the best maple sugar years that it has been in a number of years.
 Louis Simpson of Norwich has nov ed his family here. MT. Simpson is in Willimantic, where he is to under go an operation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
WESTMINSTER
Plans for Easter Concert-EHorts to
 Reinstato Sexton.

The Sunday school is making prep arations for an Easter concert on Eas- ter morning in the Congregational church.
 Miss Grace Rathbun returned to Willimantic Monday after spending several days at her home here on &C., count of the illness of her mother.
 Mrs French has been confined to the house by illness.
 Rev. A. A. Smith was in Putnam on Tuesday and attended the Windham county Ministerial association meeting.
 MT. and MITE. John Pellett of Central Village. former residents of this place, were visitors at Altert Pelletts last week
 Desire Degrenisr is spending a few days with his family here
 Much sympathy is being expressed for MT. Button. who has served as sexton of the Westminster Congrega- tionad church for the past seventeen years. An effort will be made to have him reinstated and his friends will do all in their power to help him. was led by Mrs. c. Barstow.
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Allen and little son, Raymond. and Miss Carrie But ton visited at Merrill Buttons recently.
 Mrs. Fred Newton has been visiting in Jewett City,.
 The steam sawmill has moved to North Society.
 Miss Sybil Rathbun. teacher in Gay Head district, closes school this week for a short vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Changes in Rssidence-Consreastiona
 Church to Receive New Members.

Mrs. Helen AIdrich Is i'll at the home of her niece, Mrs. Oliver Lowe. fin South Woodstock.
 Miss Mary Potter attended the Tuesday afternoon. It, was conducted by Supt. Charles Pratt.
 Winthrop Aldrich is spending sev- eraI weeks witt relatives in South Manchester.
 Mrs. E. F. May returned Monday from a ten days visit with relatives in Hartford, Manchester and Wiliiman- tic.
 Several persons will unite with the Congregational church Easter Sun day.
 Ethel visited relatives in Oxford and Webster last week
 Mrs. George W. Child will reside in Putnam, her household goods being moved this week. N. T. White and family will locate in. Oxford.
 Walter Clemens moved last week in- to the Stone cottage. MT. Carlson talk ing possession of the Thurber prop erty Tuesday.
 Postmaster George O. Robbins. who has boarded for many years with Mrs. and Mrs. H. B. Comings.
 Edith Eddy. Flossie Alton and Harris May will speak at the public rhetorics at Woodstock academy next Thursday evening.
 E. E.. May was confined to the house several days this week with a grip cold.
 Services will be held in the Advent chapel next Sunday.
 Several from here attended the au- tomobile show at Boston last week.
 Berenice Turner resumed teaching with quinzy sore throat and rheuma- tism.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
DAYvILl.E
Busy Season for ThinnbIe CIubs-New
 Designer at Mill.


 The wife of the Rev. W. J. Key holds is so much improved that she is able to be out.
 The Dayville Thimble club met with Miss Ruth Bennett Wednesday after noon.
 The wauregan ThimbIe club met with Miss Deborah Russell on Tues day.
 Miss Marion Rabbit, who has been visiting at James Blanchard's, re- turned to Providence Tuesday.
 Levi Blanchard is out, after a weeks illness with the grip.
 The new designer at the Assawauga mill is George Michie of Norwich.
 Miss Ruth Bennett entertained over Sunday the following young folks: Miss Lida Morrill,. Miss James of Dan ielson, Miss Marion Pray of Attawau- gan. The young people enjoyed a straw ride on Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Ellen Williams is spending some time with her daughters. Mrs. F. W. Bennett.
 Mrs. Charles Vincent and son are guests of Caleb Blanchard.
 Miss HiIda Williams led the Chris tfan Endeavor meeting on Sunday eve ming.
 Ray Shippee, wayland Bennett, Cliff ford James and William Burnett at tended the automobile show in Boston Saturday.
 Mrs. Ensign McChesney of Syracuse. N. r., Mrs. Bidwell of Norwich and Charles Bidwell of New York were guests of MT. and Mrs. w. F. Bidwell on Tuesday.
 spent the week end with Mrs. Sam uel Gillette.
 Mrs. Robert Mullen spent Thursday in Woonsocket, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
VOLUN
Attended PIainfieId Dance-Devotions for St. Joseph's Day-New Hunnidi- fiers in Mill.

A party of five from this place at tended a dance at PlainfieId Saturday evening.
 Miss Mary A Clark was in willi- mantle Saturday.
 Miss Jennie Campbell of the Central Village high school spent the week end at her home in this village.
 M. L. Duffy of Bridgeport spent Saturday and Sunday at his home in Beachdale.
 Herbert Johnson made a business trip last week which included Rock vf1le. Weser1y, Norwich and Boston.
 Frank Shippee left Monday for Ston- fngton. where he has secured employ ment
 Martial Russell was in Norwich on Saturday.
 Lenten devotions were held this week in St. Thomas church. Today SSaturday) the feast Of St. Joseph, services win be held at D. m.
 The Rev. J. w. Paine of JeWett City was the preacher at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs William Richards and Mrs Paul Charter were in Sterling on Wednesday.
 WoriSmen employed by the American AToistening company of Boston are putting in several l1umidifiers in the No mill of the Briggs Mfg. Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
WEST WOODSTOCK
Good Attendance at Union Meeting-
 Birthday Postcard Shower.

The union meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening was well at- tended.
 Mrs. Augusta Hutchins, recently of Worcester, is visiting her nephew, Byron Bates.
 Miss Grace Sumner is home for the Easter vacation. /
 Jarvis T. Hill is thanking his friends for shower of postals sent him on his birthday last Saturday.
 Mrs Mary McIntire has returned from a stay of several weeks in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Howard of Wood stock and Danforth Howard and son, Fred, were guests at E. T. Perrin,s on Sunday
 Earl Chamberlin of Sullivan county. N. Y, is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Chamberlin at Clover farm
 MT. and Mrs. Gustav Anderson spent Sunday in Southbridge.
 Jesse Sumner spent the first of the week with his daughter. Mrs. Upham. in North Ashford.
 Luke Morse is working for E. T. Per rim
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Neishbors Put Out Firs-Jamss Noble
 Returns from Hospitai-Psrsonai ln-
 terests.

Russell Hill of Moosup. formerly a resident here. is i'll with brain trouble
 Charles H. Lewis Is entertaining his cousins. Misses Fuller. from Worces- ter.
 Mrs. Erastus Fiske is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Everett Richmond.
 Many of our people attended the va riety supper at the Methodist church in Moosup Wednesday evening.
 Miss Blanche Caplette has been con- fined to her home by illness.
 A fire was discovered in the stock room at Hopkins candy house a few days ago. Not much damage was done as neighbors assisted in a few min utes.
 Mrs. Warren Hopkins and little son. Alfred were guests of Mrs. Ralph Ira cy in Putnam Wednesday.
 Mrs. John Arnold, Mrs. H. P. Top Iiff, Mrs Arthur Atwood of Wauregan were visitors Wednesday.
 Mrs. Waldo TilIinshast of Piainfield visited at Fred w. Tillinghat's We'd nesday.
 The cooking school has been well attended the past week.
 Lillian, little daughter of James Still, is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Miss Addfe J. Holland of Putnam has been visiting at William Dean's.
 James Noble, who has recently had his leg amputated at the Day-Kimball hospital in Putnam. returned to his home here Wednesday.
 Mrs. John Stone was called here from Norwich Monday on account of the illness of her father. Nathaniel F.. Thompson.
 pr. Fletcher of Oxford, Mass. was a caller Monday.
 Mrs. Fred Ashton entertained Mrs. William Heywood of Moosup Wednes- day.
 Fitch A. Carey visited his cousin. Jackson Willougfby, who is i'll at his home in Canterbury, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Levalley are parents of little daughter, Mary Eve Lea
 Master Carl Trudeau of Moosup spent Sunday with his aunt, Miss Ma ry Burke.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon leave Saturday morning for few days visit with Boston friends.
 Miss Helen Witter of Brooklyn was the guest of friends Tuesday.
 Mrs. William Loring spent Sunday with her mother in Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross vis- ited in Brooklyn Sunday.
 Miss Alice Kendall was the guest of her uncle, Amos Kendall, who re- mains seriously i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
WINDHAM COUNTY.
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.
Farms Changing Owners and Tenants
 This Spring-PersonaI Items.

Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Sheppard came to their home here from Brooklyn, N. T., this week.
 Rev L. B. Curtis was attending special meetings at East Brimfie1d and Holland, Mass, two days last week.
 Little Gladys Harrington. daughter of MT and Mrs. Charles Harrington, who was i'll last week, is much better.
 Frank Johnson and fai1nly of Oyster Bay L. L, will soon move to this vi1- lage to occupy his new home. pur- chahed from Thomas Baker.
 Edward Wells of Worcester is to move here soon.
 Harry Young and family and Miss Marion Lftchfeld and Stuart Litch- field were guests at Milton Lftchfeld's on Sunday.
 w Henry Young returned from Michigan last week, after a successful trip for horses.
 Mrs Belle Tiffany Young was at East Douglas, Mass, last week to at tend the funeral of a relative.
 Henry Lowe and family will soon move to his farm on the Putnam road. Oliver Lowe and family will move in- to the rent vacated by his brother.
 The people of this community have expressed their sympathy recently for MT. and Mrs Corey, by generous gifts through a subscription paper which were gratefully received.
 Mrs. Harris l.. Sanger and son, Quentin, have been ill.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
BROOKLYN.
Speaker for Memorial Day SeeurSd-- Escaped Convict Captured in Miehi- ean--Notss.

Arrangements have been made for Memorial Day in this town as far as the choice of the speaker is concerned. Rev. Isaac Peck, the new rector of Trinity church, has consented to de- liver the address, winch will be fin tho Town hall. The services for memorial Sunday will be in the Baptist church, and it is expected that Rev. Charles A. Downs will preach the sermon, as Rev. Dr. Genung preached the sermon last year in the Congregational church, they being without a. pastor at the time.
 Rev. R. D. Hatch of Wiilimantic via- dted his father and sister this paHt New York to visit friends.
 Mrs. Adrianna Bush, Mrs Dewitt c. Park and A. s. Field wero in New York the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Ingalls, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Ingalls over Sunday.
 Mrs. Harriet A. c. Griggn of Plain the past week.
 Started for Michigan Monday.
 Albert S. Field started for MichiNMn Monday after a. man by tho name Of Charles Williams. who in the night season of January l, 1900, broke out of jail and escaped His home being in Michigan the authorities were noti- fled of his escape, and upon his arriv- al home he was taken into custody and
 Agreed to Separate.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Bennett, who were married a few months since, have mutually agreed to separate. a@ the union entered into was not entirely satisfactory and Mrs. Bennett has re- turned to her home fin tho West Vii- lage.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
WINDHAM
Mir. and Mrs. Richmond Entertsip c. E. socisty-Hsv. Mir. TsInnadge Con ferred Degrees--Loosi lettings.

About thirty members of the c. K. society and their friends met at tho home of the president, Wnl Rich mond, Wednesday evening for a social evening. Games were played and cake and coffee were served. MT. and Mrs. Richmond were very hospitable anl the guests all had good time, George Cook guessed the nearest to the number of beans in a bottle. She received a pretty picture as prize.
 J. Alden Weir and family of New York are at the Inn for a few days.
 Mrs. Helen Cleveland of Brooklyn was the guest of Mrs Waldo Bingham over Sunday.
 Rev. MT. Talmadgc of WaureEan was here Friday evening and con ferred degrees upon several of tho members of the Knights of King Ar thur.
 Miss Mary Perkins is the guest of her nephew. c. P. Fenton of winthrop
 Miss Mary Frink went to New York on Saturday to visit Mrs. J. K. Lock man.
 Rev. IT. c. Grimes will address the K. o. K. Jon Sunday morning.
 ~ St. Paurs church tomorrow at s.3o p. m. there will be blessing of palms and baptism.
 Mrs. Charles JSeeney and daughter were called to New London on Satur- day by the death of an aunt
 Miss Marilla Burnham of Hampton is at Miss Kenyon's.
 Mrs. ID. w. Loomis sntertains tea Ladies' Benevolent society of St. Psurs church this afternoon.
 The C. F meeting last Sunday eve ming was led by Mrs. 4 E. Harvey. A pleasant festure of the meeting was a selection. At the Close of the Day Nevin. sung by Mrs. Andrew Metz6er. Mrs: Alfred Harvey,L II. Johnson and w. H. Brown.
 Mrs. w. H. Brown was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Martha Nut tall of Brooklyn. Sunday even>g i9 Moncy--A Curse or a Blessing. Leader, Ernest Ennmone. The choir of the Congregational church is preparing special music for Easter and a rehearsal will be held on Sunday evening at 7.B0.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
NORTH STERLING.
George C. Spooner Appointed Fire Warden-Many Property Changes.

Irving Salisbury is in a critical con dftion from taking cold after having a number of teeth extracted.
 Russell Hill is very feeble.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton F Wright of Elmville called at George c. Spooner's last week Thursday.
 Miss Sfbyf Buker is at home on a months vacation.
 George C. Spooner has been appoint ed fire warden for this part of the town and is authorized to furnish permits for burning brush and grass land un- der the new law.
 Miss Jennie Blackmar has been visit ing friends in Providence.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary meeting at the parsonage last week was we'll attended.
 Mrs. F. O. Plummer and Mrs. J. Leroy F'rink are at the Adams house, Boston for a few days.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Gendee were sorry to hear of the death of their infant son.
 There will be more changes made here this spring than in many years by farm property changing hands.
 Henry A. Tennapt has sold his stock and farming tools and moved to Provi- dence.
 F. o. Hummer is out with a new auto.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
WAUR EGAN
Repairs at Station-LoeaI Attendants
 at Central Village Cooking School.

Benjamin Pike. a longtime resident of Wauregap has removed with his family to Oaklawn, R. I.
 Patrick Lanahan, who nearly severed one finger on his left hand several weeks ago while splitting kindlings. is able to use his hand again.
 Hiram Talmadge of Toledo, O., is visiting his son. Rev, E. F. Talmadge.
 Herbert Swan. who suffered a para 1ytfc shock several months since, lies in a critical condition with little or no hope of recovery.
 Amos Kendall went to the Day-Kim- ball hospital for a surgical operation recently.
 MT and Mrs c. W. Perkins and son Vivian of Occum spent Sunday with H. N. Wood.
 John Leach will soon occupy the ten ement vacated by R. R. Wilde of Gales Ferry. Edward Farrell will move from the postofice building to the Leach tenement.
 Mrs. L. German and daughter The resa Of New York have recently been guests of Mrs. Jerry Doyle.
 Charles Tracy is working in the Aldrich mills carpenter shop. Moosup.
 Railroad carpenters are working on repairs at the Wauregan passenger
 Wauregan ladies have been well represented the past week at the Gen. tral Village twentieth century cook ing school Miss EtheIvn Robinson, a Srduudt6 or bOStOn NOrruai 5cnOOl or Domestic Science, has been the effi- cfent demonstrator.
 Address by Rev. w. s. Macintire.
 Rev. w. S. MacIntire. associate sec retary of the Connecticut Temperance union. gave a most interesting and instructive lecture Sunday evening in the Congregational church, showing advance of the temperance cause in Connecticut and the United States and also the organized forces of the li- quor army. MT. MacIntire spoke in the Moosup Baptist church Sunday morning, arriving in town between g and 10 o'clock at one of the hotels for the night, not knowing that the state police had a surprise party planned and carried out before his arrival.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
LEDYARD
Arrangements for Easter Concert- Adam Larrabee Moving to Windham.

Senator William I. Allyn purchased a pair of nice work horses on Monday from Luther O. Main of Norwich
 Rev. N. B. Prind1e of Preston City held a prayer meeting at the rsidence of Alfred J. Clark Tuesday evening. A large number was present
 An Easter concert will be given in the Peckharn Baptist church Sunday afternoon, March 27.
 An Easter concert will be held in the Congregational church Sunday, March 27.
 Frank Brown of New London was a guest of his father on Sunday.
 Mrs. Harriet Haskell who was bur- jed on Friday, was greatly loved and highly respected by all who. had form ed her acquaintance Her good deeds will live after her.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday.
 Moves to Windham.
 Adam Larrabee has moved his house. hold goods and family from the farm owned by his father-in-law, Dwight Gallup, in Ledyard, to the farm be- longing to MT. Larrabee'S father, which is located in Windham.
 Mrs. Enos M. Gray is i'll with the grip. Her mother, Mrs. Isabella Mac Kenzie of Mystic, is caring for her.
 Miss Lillian Gallup was an over Sunday guest of her sister, Miss Mari on Gallup of West Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
BRONX
Handsome Otter Pelt-Locai Guests at
 Portland Wedding.

Alvin Corey has obtained a splen- did fur of an otter which was trapped recently in the town of Volunt town. It is four and a half feet from tip to tip. glossy and soft, very fine, and rare hereabouts.
 Edward DeLude. who has worked the John F'enner place near Bailey g pond for several years, is going to move soon to Chicopee, Mass, where he has already engaged house and secured employment.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Gallup have gone to Portland, Me, to be present at the wedding of Rev Albert Stanton, son of Avery A. Stanton.
 MT. Kellogg has returned from a. visit of a few days at former par ish in the western part of the state.
 Robins and bluebirds are here in large flocks.
 Wild geese have been heard on their northward flight.
 Roads are getting quite solid.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
BOZRAH
Grange Discusses Liquids-Sernon by
 Rev. c. A. Northrop.

Mrs. F. W. Abel1 is staying for time with her son. on Bear Hill. Mrs Charles J. Abell is at Norwich Town with her parents, her mother being se- riousIy ill.
 Rev. c. A. Northrop preached a very interesting sermon last Sunday in the Congregational church.
 The lecturers hour at the Grange Wednesday evening was taken up in the discussion of different kinds of liquids, which proved interesting. At the next meeting, April 6, there is to be initiation in the first and second degrees.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Browning of Lebanon were visitors at the Grange Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Harry Miner returned from Bethel, Me. Monday.
 Elwood Lathrop of Mystic spent Wednesday with his parents, MT. and Mrs Elisha Lathrep.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
NORTH STONINGTON
Cantata at Baptist Church-Talk on
 Juvenile Court of Grand Rapids.

Rev. J. II. Adams moved from Pen dleton Hill to this village Wednesday and on Sunday he will assume the pastorate of the Baptist church here.
 Under the leadership of Henry L. AL len, chorister, the choir of the Bap- tist church gave a scantanta. Prophecy and Fuffilment. Sunday evening
 Mrs. H. D. Jewell, of Grand Rapids. Mich, who has been spending several weeks here with her sister, Mrs. F. M. Hollister, gave an interesting talk in the Congregational church Thurs day afternoon on the work of the ju- venile court in Grand Rapids. The address was followed by a social hour and refreshments were served by the church ladies.
 Rev. Lucian Drury has been absent from home through the week, visiting in New York and in Mount Hermon, Mass.
 Mrs Stephen Bud1ong of Providence has been a guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. H Knowles.
 Allison Main. son of Leonard Main, is quite ill.,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
ATTAWAUGAN
Prepa rations for Easter Concert Meeting of Church Aid Society.

Mrs. Edward waterhouse, Mae Wa terhouse, Albert Gay and Bertha Dag nais are i'll with grip
 The Sunday school is getting ready for an Easter concert.
 Mrs. Louise Garripee spent Sunday in Southbridge.
 Edwin Knight was in Providence last week.
 The choir held it's rehearsal with Miss Florence Pray Friday evening, March H.
 MT. and Mrs. John Dunse and their two children spent Sunday with rela- tives here.
 Joseph Woisard and Allen Scofield of Taftville were here over Sunday.
 The church aid society held meet ing in Ba1louvi1le Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs. Charles Weeks and Earl Weeks were in Webster Wednesday.
 Elmer c. Wood is detained from work on account of illness.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Thyng have returned to their home here for the summer.