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Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
WlNDHAM COUNTY.
S0UTh WlNDHAM.
Christian Endeavor Society Holds In- teresting Temperance Meeting Here and There About the Village.

The Christian EadeaVor society held an unusually interesting temperance meeting Sunday evening. It was led by stephen Childs. Mrs. C. E. Cfn- ton. Mrs. stephen Childs and Miss Hazel Rice gave a good rendering of a well known temperance song.
 Miss Ida Adams of CireeDevilie was a weekend visitor with Mrs Mary Morse.
 Frank Clifford has been called to HardwiclS. Vt., by the sudden death of his mother. Mrs. F. Clifford.
 Miss Mary Johnson of Montville spent Sunday wbh Miss Belle Swan. Mrs. Gasalee of Glastonbury has re- turned home from an extended visit with Mrs. Guilford Smith.
 Mrs. George Styles is spending a few days with her sister in New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. Frank Clifford is spending the week with her mother, Mrs Harriet Chesebro of Norwich
 Miss Belle Shaw was in Montville Monday attending the Johnson-H Howe wedding
 Mrs. Albert Myers has retGrned from a months stay in Worcester. Mre. C. ". Murdock spent Wednes- day Tn Norwich
 Meeting of Ladies' Missionary So-
 ciety.
 The group meetings of the Ladies Missionary society were held this week with Mrs. Walter Hoxey, Mrs. Mary Iarkham and Mrs. Henry Scuber. Mrs. Mary Crane returned on Mon day from East Hartford.
 Mrs. C. F. Clinton has been spend ing few days at StOrrs.
 Mrs. Lyons. who has been i'll at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Chamberliu, is slowly recovering,
 Mrs. George Backus has been en- tertaining her aunt. Mrs. White of Hartford
 Mrs. C. C. Harris and Mrs. George Bsckus were visitors in Norwich on Wednesday,
 Mrs Harris Ecclest0ne is entertain ing Mrs Smart. of Vermont.
 Mrs. W C. Card has been spending a few days at Manchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
COLUMBIA
w. E. Little Property Sold to Long
 Island Man-New Walk to Lake.

A1onzo Little has sold the property belonging to the estate Of the late Will liam B. Little to Mr. Squier of Long Island, who will take possession at once. The sale includes stock and tools Mr. aud Mrs. Little are moving into hiSt house q short distance north of Columbia Green.
 Clarence c. Little, who has been spending three weeks with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. James P. Little, returned Saturday to his home in Greenfield.
 Rural Carrier E. P. Lyman has been taking his annual two weeks vacation During this time l.. F.. Winter acted as substitute carrier. Mir. Lyman re- stunned his duties last Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Abramson have been spending 9 few days with friends in New Rochelle and vicinity.
 Shipping Apples.
 Large quantities of apples are being shipped from this section. The price paid is from $2 to s250 per barrel and from soc to 75c per bushel in bulk
 Last Sunday Rev. Newton l. Jones of South Hadley, Mass, occupied tho pulpit in this place. In the evening at the Endeavor meeting he spoke in an interesting manner upon the work of the A. M. A. in Porto Rico.
 Gravel Sidewalk to Lake.
 A gravel sidewalk has been started along the street north of Columbia Greenswith the intention of extending it to the lake. The work is being done under the direction of the Ladies' Afternoon club. .....
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yived by his wife and several chil- dreu.
 The local W. c. T. U. met at the home of the president. Mrs. Smith, on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Smith gave report of the state convention in Danbury. The next meeting will be held with Miss Oney
 Worlds Temperance Sunday.
 The Worlds Temperance Sunday was observed at the church last Sun day morning After a talk to the clil- dren by the pastor. Mrs. Smith took charge of the exercises, which were arranged in the form of a temperance concert
 Rev. Charles Peck of Hanover spoke at the prayer meeting last Friday cvenin" His subject wasy Christian Fellowship. The address ws distened to by an aDpFecistive audience
 The pastor attended the state con- ference of CongTe egafaonat ch9rehes in Putnam this week .1 e
 MT. and Mrs Davis have moved to the Appiey pface vii h the:T bought some time ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
HOLLAND COUNTY.
STAFFORD
Interesting Town Meetins-Site for
 Park Suggested.

At the annual town business meet ing held Monday afternoon. the att tendance was larger than usual the report of the trustees for the park fund making the meeting of unusual interest. About ninety voters were present.
 E C. Pinney acted as chairman. An appropriation of $50 for the oloserN- ance of Memorial day was made. It was voted to macadamiZe the square as far as the bridge. The Woodlawn property has been suggested by some as a desirable site for a park.
 William Conklin has returned to New York after spending d few days with his parents, MT and Mrs. NJ. B. Conklin
 Mrs. A. B. Todd. Mrs. Asa Harris, Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrs Eva Bug bee, Mrs. Henry Grundy, F. A. Sea bury and R. Walbridge went to Rock vile last week Thursday to hear Sou sa's band
 Stewart Nye is the guest of Mrs. George Adams on Stafford street.
 Mrs. A. G. Sault and daughter Ethel have gone to Greensburg, N. Y. Miss Ethel may remain for the winter
 The Uniyersslist Sunday school is sending out invitations for their rally day to be held November 2T
 Invitations are out for the Thanks giving dance to be given by Stafford grange in Memorial hall Ina nksgiVing night
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
M0OsUP
Sale of Peckham Property-State Off
 cers Visit Hope Council.

Deacon Henry. Roberts has pur- chased the house and tract of land north of the grammar school building on Main street owned by the late Mrs. F. M Peckham and will occupy the premises at once. This is a very de- sirable place, the location being one of the best on Main street
 Addressed by Mrs. Morgan.
 The young ladies of the M. Y. 0. B. club last Monday evening were ad- dressed by Mrs. Morgan, wife of 8 Methodist clergyman, of New York, who was visiting friends in Moosup. Mrs. Morgan spoke of the importance of all making their lives useful and spoke of the work done among the newsboys of Toledo. She emphasized the importance of the st&dy of the Bible. Al the close of the address re treatments were served and a social hour was enjoyed.
 Studying Life of Christ.
 At the Baptist church Last Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. J. G. Stan ton, preached on The Principles of Christ's Kingdom. In the evening he gave the first in a series of short talks on The Life of Christ. At the Bible searchers meeting in the evening Faith and Hope Battey gave mandolin duet that all enjoyed. The Life of Christ is being taken up by the young people in their. weekly meetings in a manner that is both helpful and instructive
 Visit of State Officers.
 Hope council o. U. A. M was vis- tied last Monday evening by State Councillor G. ". Gammond of Man chester and State Examiner Gates of East Lyme. The officials exemplified work in the different degrees and made interesting addresses. The attendance was large. During the evening a col lation was served in the banquet room and social hour was enjoyed by the members of the council.
 Overseer in Garland Mill.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Eagerton left Monday morning for StaffordgiIle, where Mr Edgerton is oVerseer of the weaving department in the Garland wooden mill. Mf. Edgerten has been q resident of Moosup for a number of years, sixteen of " llich have been pass ed in the employ of the Meesup wooden mills.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
WlMpHkM
Sewing Bee Held by Wonsn's Home
 Missionary Society-PersonaIs.

Mise Emily Lyman and Miss Nellie Hawkins were guests. of Mrs. Tripp in South Coventry over Sunday.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciey held a sewing bee in the chapel Friday afternoon.
 Rev. H. C. Grimes and Rev. w NJ. Brown are delegates to the state con merence in Putnam this week.
 Mrs. Charles Tafntor who has been the guest of Mrs. K. c. Waterous re- turned to her home in PerL; Richmond, L. l. on Wednesday,.
 Rev ". M Brown Iieached in Hampton last Sunday.
 Mrr Henry Bingham returned on Tuesday from a four days visit with her niece in New York.
 Mrs J. K. Loct01nan closed her sum nner home on Church street and re- turned to New York on Thursday
 Dr. F. F. Guild and family were in Putnam Sunday, making the trip by auto.
 Several Windham people attended the Lotus club concert in Wfllimantic Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Clark, who has been spending several weeks with her daughter. Mrs v. F. Guild, returned to her home in Putnam on Sunday.
 Mrs. l. C. F'snton and Miss Mary Perkins spent the day in Mystic on Thursday attending the funeral of their cousin. Mir. Manning
 H. $. Eaton and W. F. Maine were in Worcester Saturday.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Harry TaintOr. who have been spending several weeks at The Inn, left for the south on Thurs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
BRONX
Ceres Night at the Grange-Line Meet ing House Gets Legacy of $5,0oo.

The. last regular meeting of the grange was Ceres night. Miss Ruby Kellogg presided as Ceres and pre- scented q varied programme of tab- ieaax, historic conundrums spoek scenes, ghost stories and a roaring farce entitled The Boarding School Ghost. Several ladies in ancient sun bonnefs and aprons sang a Barn song. Large jack lanterns cast d weird glamour over the darkened hall for the reception of the ghosts. Pumpkin pie and apples were served as refreSh- ments. Varied amusing games were engaged in. It was a great success. as something out of the ordinary for Hal lowe'en.
 The Ladies Social Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Edward F. Gallup with large attendance and a , o'clock tea.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church held an all day sesson in their vestry the same day with dinner served at noon. Many ladies attended both, din- ing in the Vestry and supping at Mrs. Ga1lups.
 Legacy of 5000 for Line Meeting
 House.
 Official word has been received from a New York firm of lawyers that leg acy of $5,0G0 is ready to be delivered over to the church of the Line meeting house, to be known as the Dow fund.
 Burt Family Staying at New Home. Walter B. Burt and family and his daughter, Mrs. George Dorf and fam fly of Rhode Island are spending some time on the farm he purchased last spring, form mAFly the home of Caleb Mattison, to finish harvesting the crops. They will return to their home in Rhode Island fer the winter, intending to come back here next spring for 1 permanent residence.
 | On Wednesday MT. Kellogg attended 1 the state conference of Congregations churches in Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
SOUTH KILLlNGLf
Handsome Owl Caught in Skunk Trap
 -Surprise Party.

Nearly everyone is suffering with one of the hard colds.
 Charles FisSe spent Sunday with his family here.
 Rabbits are numerous as ever here.
 A. A. Jacques caught beautiful owl last Saturday night in a trap which he had set for MT. Skunk.
 4 most beautiful pair of deer horns was found near George ". Barlow's last week. They were found to belong to what is known as the Virginia deer.
 A Genuine Surprise.
 Mir and Mrs Wallace Hotchkiss were given surprise last Thursday night by a, large crowd of friends from South KilEinelY and Danielson. The sur prise was decided upon in so short d time that it really was a surprise. Upon arriving at the Hotchhiss home it was found to be in darkness but st look about the place found the house. hold hard at work husking in the barn. An enjoyable evening followed The ladies carried cake, fruit. sandwiches and coffee, and upon leaving they left behind them with the best of good wishes d very pretty chair for the young couple to remember their visit by.
 Herbert Clarke of Plymouth. Mase., has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
CENTRAL VILLAGE
MT. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon Start for State Of Washington-CharIe kennedy's Death.

MT. and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette spent Thursday in Providence. Raymond Mitchell, freight agent in loayVilie, has been spending several days at ms home on account of illness. Miss Helen Mathewson spent Satur- day in Providence.
 Mrs. David Kennedy, who was taken suddenly i'll Friday, is much better. Charles York has returned home, aft CT spending several weeks here at the home of Albert c. Walker, who has been ill.
 Mrs. Warren Hopkins and little son. Alfred, have been visiting in Putnam. Mrs. George Raney of Jewett City visited friends Saturday.
 Mrs. George Noble of New London faas been spending several days with Mrs. Esther Grover.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Rouse spent Saturday with relatives in New Lon don.
 has been visiting Mrs. Stephen A. Lewis.
 Thomas Richmond of Cherry Valley, Mass. was a Sunday visitor here.
 Gone to Washington.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Shannon left Thursday morning for Washington state, where they will spend the win ter. They were formerly residents there.
 Miss Emma Potter. who has been caring for Mrs. Emily Shelley, has re- turned to her home in Rice City, R. l.
 Mrs. Edward Kelley of Greene. R l., visited her sister, Mrs. Emily Shelley, Wednesday.
 Tine Woman's Visionary society met at Mrs. George Benedict's Monday aft ernoon.
 Attended Conference.
 Mrs Fftr1h A. Carey, Mrs. E.. Hxie Lillibridge and Mrs. Frank H. Filling alast were in Putnam Wednesday to attend tfe Congregational conference.
 Charles Nutnall has been spending a week at his home in Putnam.
 Mrs. Arnold E. Mathewson and daughter, Miss Helen, spent Tuesday in Providene.
 Death of Charles Kennedy.
 Charles Kennedy, a deaf and dumb resident of this village. died at his home, on Main street, early Tuesday afternoon, after an illness of several weeks.
 Miss Marion I.illibridge of Hebron yitle Mass. was the guest of her cous- in, Miss Edna Lilli3gridge, Sunday.
 Samuel Collins was in Norwich Sat ufday.
 MT. and Mrs. AIbertus Burdick and daughters. Christine and Airline, MT and Mrs. William Soule of Jewett City and Mrs. Dart. of Groton have been guests at Arthur Williams the past week.
 Miss Emma Greenholg3h, teacher at Morse's Business college, is spending a few days at Charles Bragg's.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Marks of Prov idence have been here, on account of the death of Mir. Marks 9orother-in- law. Charles. Kennedy.
 William Goucaqee has moved his fam fly to Plymouth, Mass.
 inspected Putnam Circle.
 Mrs. Julia. Newton and Mrs. Charles Lewis were in Putnam Thursday to in spect the circle of the ladies of the G. A. R. in that city.
 The ladies of the G. A. R. met in BaIber's hall Friday evening.
 Leslie .Radpnfn gton of Rockville has been spending several days with Town Clerk Sessions l.. Adams.
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years; greetings from sister churches:
 report of committee on repairs. David 1 Mathewson, chairman. in which he stated that S1,2l0 had been pledged for the repairs on the church interior; An Appreciation, by the pastor: hymn; ceremony of rededication; anthem, To secration, Rev Everett P Mathewson
 of H0pkinton, R. l., and pastor for nearly years; hymn, Zion; benedic- tion, pastor; postlude.
 About 80 including the day school
 children were present. and the sery-
 terior of the church has been renewed 1 throughout, new stained glass win
 dows, new peWs and new carpet pro- vided. The Warrerville people as al ways have done we'll
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Visitors and Visiting.

Samuel T. Cooper of Brooklyn was the guest of Levi N. Clark last Satur- day and Sunday.
 Charles H. Phillips of Plainfeld was in this vicinity Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. George F. fillinghast called on their daughter, Mrs. George l. Wheeler, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Clinton F. F'rin4 were in Norwich on Wednesday.
 Mrs. $. T. Cooper of Brooklyn was the guest of her brother, Levi N. Clark Tuesday and "Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs Chales H. Newton of New London are visiting MT. and Mrs Levi N. Clark.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
RAWS0N
Brief Notes of Local interest.

Mir. and Mrs. Edward Berggren have been entertaining friends from New Terk
 Mrs F. 2 Stocking who has been spenoinE Q few days In Norwich. has returned heuia
 William Philips and Merton Phil ips were st Crescent Beach on Sun day. "...
 Fraok Pht3rz spent Sunday with frlen is in Worcestes - %
 Prank Philips a3d AAsr. and Mrs. ffward Berzgren- were WillrHa nj ic 1-' siturs un W-edn esday. -
 pr Dukes Of New York and Fred ~ A+tta lssF--ofy New -ltayen were visit ,rs fin the village on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
cLARK's CORNERS

Mrs Allen Jewett was weekend visitor in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Southington of Newfoundland, N. J., were at w. c. Oliver's over Sunday.
 Mrs William P. Greene of Norwich called on her sister Tuesday.
 Mrs. George Bailey of the same city called on local relatives on Tuesday.
 Andrew Darling has returned from Michigan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Personal Notes of Local Importance.

PsrsoHat Notes Of Local lnportance
 Rev fA Turner and Mrs Turner we're appointed delegates to the state conference held at the Congresationa tI3urch of Pltnsn1 this week
 l'haFIes Hopkins has accepted q, po- sition with the Pope Msnufa curing co3n pany of ffsrtfoEd in the auoo1no- b5ls depaFttn ellt.
 ar,. aud Mss. E. l.. May speha Sun- day with Mrs. Mays brother, Wallace Afdfieh afld family Of Wisssta msville.
 Mrs. Francis Conant Of New York is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Emily Allen.
 ldrs. Francis Ysttsr has been spend ing a week in East Hartford with her son Charles
 William Child spent last Friday with his cousin. Mrs Amos Beachar for msr resident of this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
BRO0KlYN
Coon Hunters Big Game-News in
 General.

General.
 aIf.. J. $. Bard is visiting in New York
 William 3T Isaacs has closed his residence in this place and returned to his city home in New York for the winter.
 Thomas Costello of Providence was home early in the week to see his aged father
 Mrs, William II. Clewley and Miss Fanny Palmer were visitors in Provi- dence on Thursday of last week. Edwin Burnett, hunter and trapper has so far shot six cOonS. one weigh ing 22 pounds. and one 19 pounds, and has caught 15 sI1unks.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 The following letters are advertised at the local postoffice: James Carty, Dr. H. Q. Bailey, C. Fl. Syhkens. Miss A. F. Higgins. Mrs. G. R Torry or Torrey; Mrs. Rose Caxter
 MT. and Mrs. William l.. Tyler have gone to East Hartford to spend the winter with their daughter
 Mrs. Sarah Magsn and son Of Chi caso are visiting Mrs. ". O'Nei1. Mrs. -CeGBda NEe, has recently had severaI c1ickeus stolen and her dauzh - ter. Mrs. Fgora Gsrdiner. qulre a lof Of stove wood
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
PH0ENIxvILI.E
Boston Men Lease Latham Mill-WiII
 Manufacture Administer Rugs.

Peltier Bros. are moving their saw mill to Woodstock
 Elmer HoWlett has been entertain ing friends from Hartford. They shot two eoons and large string of rab- bits
 Mrs. Emma Nystrom has moved from Worcester to the Beals place which IS owned and has been newly repaired by J. McNair
 w. H. Corbin of Brandon, Vt, is vis- iting relatives here
 The Latham mill has been rented to Boston men. who will manufacture Administer rugs. Mir. Walsh -one of the farm, has hired the Charles Wheaton place as a residence.
 A. H Withee, NJ E. preached from Esstford. is holdin revival meetings nightly in the Sunday school rooms.
 Lee Lyon is employed at w. G. Hol- mans
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
P0MFRET CENTER

Arthur TT. C4rosvenor and E E. Brown vislted the corn show in Wor- cester last week
 X number of prizes at the corn show went to W:ipd1lam county.
 S A. ShepAid of Hartford spent WednesddE-1n -Ponifret.
 Mrs Milktta. .lIildreth - eutertg ed the Ladies " hist club Thursday
 Fred Porter visited Brooklyn Sun day. .; "-' -:-
 Robert Eust'E new residence is be- ing pushed along rapidly by dr Gal lup, the builder
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
NORTH STERLING
Trappers After Skunk PeIts-Morth
 from Sf to S5 Each.

Mrs. George Rainsford was in Koch dale last week.
 Poultry raisers need not fear from skunks this fall as their pelts are worth from one to five dollars each and the local trappers are on their job re- gardless of the odor.
 John Chapman is visiting his daugh- ter Mrs. George Rainsford.
 Mrs. Arthur l.. Gender has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia Place.
 Mrs. J. D. Hiilery was the guest of friends fin Providence last week.
 Mrs John Potter and children are visiting in Opeco.
 The Ladies auxiliary met last week with Mrs. F. o. Hummer.
 Frank c. Tillinghast of Central Village visited the old hornes here on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
WEST WOODSTOCK
Amos Brerton Found Dead-Feathered
 Donation for Baptist Pastor.

Mrs Willard Clark Of the Clark house is ill Mrs. -CEark's daughter is caring for her
 Amos BreIton An ilinlaie of the toHn farm, was found dead in the lane leading 10 the house.
 While there is ngch firing in the woods about. there seems very little game.
 A huskius bee was enjoyed at the rome of MT. Pruss Friday evening
 Miss Mamie Morse from SouIhbridge is a guest at James. Halls
 Byron Bates and family drove through to Worcester Saturday and spent Sunday with Albert Moulton and family.
 Surprise for Pastor.
 The parishioners of Rev. Mr. Car penter. the new minister at the Bap- tist church, visited the parsonage on "Wednesday evening. Though not a surprise, still it proved to be, in that everyone came laden. Many broug llt chickens. as MT Carpenter had said he hoped to keep poultry when he was fairly settled in his rew home. A good number came and good time resulted.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs A. C. Johnson and two young est children have been visiting her aunt: Mrs Samuel Cooper.
 pr H M Lee has returned to New London.
 Hon. Winfield Kenyon was in Put nadn over Sunday.
 Carl Kenyon has returned to his home in Wfllina1tic.
 James F'islle attended the funeral ot his sister-in-IaW in Stafford on Sun day.
 James C'4ilen of Pawducket spent Sunday with Miss Maude Briggs.
 Several from here attended the grange meeting st North Woodstock on Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
ELLINGTON
Meeting of D. A. R.-Netes of Local
 Interest.

Mrs Edwin TaIcott Of New Jersey is visiting at the home of Mrs. Pitkin Pease for q few days.
 Mrs. Charles Thompson and Miss Fannie Thompson entertained the D, A. R. at their home on Wednesday afternoon. Miss EuRice I<ibbe ca tered.
 Mrs. Iiebman is in New York visit ing her daughter.
 Thomas Stinson had an attack of grip last week
 Paul i-iP2nan is recovering from the effects of being thrown from his wag- on, when his horses became frighten- cd and ran away in Rockville.
 The ladies of the sewing society gave a supper in the town hall or Friday evening.
 Wilbur Charter has purchased the Brousy property and will move there soon.
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Williams efficiated and Rev. J. P. Mar win assisted. Burial was in the Staf- utes were many and beautiful. Be- sides her husband she is survived by Tour children, two sons and two daugh- ters. She leaves also three grand children.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
AglNGT0N
Miss Wilbur Entsrtains C. E. Societ

Miss Wilbur Entertains C. E. Society.
 Miss Alice Peal is visiting friends in Waterbury.
 The Christian EndeaVor society was very pleasantly entertained at the home of Miss Roxanna Wilbur on Friday evening of last week.
 A. T. Grosyenor was the guest of A. N. Vaughn of Willimantic on Wednes day.
 Mrs A. J. McGorty left Fofnfret on the 93S express Wednesday for At Iantic City. N. J. to attend the aational grange.
 Miss F. E. Allen spent Sunday at he, home.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
WOODSTOCK
Academy Basket Ball Team Defeats
 Putnam High School. s--5.

TNINaTN FII8W oNHO0I. a~J,
 Mir and Mrs A. $. Hardy closed their summer home, Casa de Campo. on Thursday.
 Rev c. F. Waters and B. R. Ritch represented the congregational church at the general conference held in Put nam.
 Mrs Fogg of Portland. Ale.. is the guest Of her sister-in- law, NIre. Geo. P Psrley.
 Rev Robert Roy Kendall Of North Frsnford has accepted 9 call to be- come pastor Of the Cong nal church here and will move here and commence his duties early in Decem- her.
 The Woodstock academy ba s1Setba T team pla ved a game with the Putnam high school team last Friday. The soaderny boys were victorious by q seU-- D- t1 g