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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
EAST THOMPSON.
Mayhew- Hall Wedding at Zephyr Hill

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 At noon on March 80, at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Hall, on Zephyr Hill, Miss Clara Hall was united in marriage with William May hew of Hartford Rev. c. I. Ramsey of the Central Baptist church of Thompson performed the ceremony. Miss Edna Hall, the brides sister, and Robert Hall her brother, were brides maid and best man. Miss Mae Smith of Putnam a cousin of the bride, play ed the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bridal party entered the room and stood under an arch of evergreens and white and red roses arranged by loving friends. The bride wore white pongee silk and carried bride roses. The bridesmaid wore champagne silk muslin and carried white roses. Af- ter the ceremony a breakfast was served. The bride and groom took the o'clock train for New Bedford for a short visit with friends of the groom newly furnished home awaited them
 and reception was held MT. Mayhew W is employed in the J. J. Diamond firm. Mir. and Mrs. Mayhew are both mem = bers of the Baptist church and have many friends. The going away gown was old rose cloth with hat to match. There were four generations repre- scented at the wedding, Joseph Smith of East Thompson, his a laughter, Mrs. Esther Hall, mother of the bride Mrs. Minnie Shy of Danielson, a sister of the bride. and her year old son. The home was decorated with potted plants and cut flowers. Following were the out of town guests and their presents
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Quarantine to Be Raised This Week. Special Meetings at Congregational Church.

The members of the Christian En- deavor society and friends were enter tained by the Rev. and Mrs. Harry Grimes at Windham Wednesday even ing. A very enjoyable evening was spent.
 It is expected that the quarantine will be removed this week from the last of the scarlet fever cases. All the patients are fully recovered.
 Next Monday series of special meetings will be commenced at the Congregational church. The pastor the Rev. Harry Grimes, will be assist ed by the Rev. MT. Miller, who ad- dressed the Sunday school recently.
 Emil Ericson has moved his family to the house formerly occupied by Leon Walker on Elm avenue.
 Mrs. Elmer Engstrom has just re- turned from a lengthy visit with friends in Brooklyn N. Y.,
 Albert T>ubbs was in town Monday.
 Mrs. Chesebro of Union street Nor wich, is spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Clifford.
 Mrs Louie Kiese is confined to the house by illness.
 Mrs. c. L. Clinton is spending sew eral days with Prof. and Mrs. Clinton at Storrs.
 Arthur Rice of Three Rivers, Mass, will spend Sunday, at his home here.
 Mrs. c. w. Murdock is entertaining her brother, Clarence Strickland. of Hartford.
 Clyde Larlxin resumed work Monday after an illness of seven weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
BROOKLYN.
w. C. T. U. Meetins-Mrs- Rienxi Rob
 inson Addresses Woman's Club.

Royal Copeland R. F. D. driver, lost one of his horses the past week. a serious loss for him
 The meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held at the home of the president Mrs. c. G. Lawton, Friday afternoon the 9th. After the reading of Scrip ture and prayer. selections were read by the members present about the temperance situation in the state;' al- so items from the Union Signal.
 Mrs, Martha NuttaH is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William H. Brown of Windham.
 the property lately occupied by Hon. H. M. Cleveland
 Mrs Flora Gardiner and daughter Ruth have returned home, after an absence of two weeks.
 Miss Lizzie w. Baker is visiting rel atives in Pomfret. Grange Entertainment.
 Brooklyn grange gave an ertentain- ment in Unitarian hall, on Friday eve ming, to a full house. It netted them upwards of $50.
 Mrs. Warren D. Gardiner was the guest Sunday of her brother. R. B.
 Miss Marion Morse of Putnam vis- tied Miss Daisy Baker Sunday.
 The past week the schools in town began their spring term.
 Amos Kendall has returned from the sDay-Kimbal1 hospital. much inn proved in health.
 Addressed by Mrs. Robinson.
 The Women's club of Brooklyn held a special meeting, Monday afternoon. at the home of Miss Addie Hyde at which Mrs. Rienzi Robinson of Dan ielson gave an address upon The AL hambra. illustrated with pictures which was very interesting.
 Mrs. J. Fallon and children have re- turned to Boston.
 On Wednesday morning the mer- cury stood at 24 degrees above zero, and ice formed the thickness of win dow glass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
THOMPSON
Reception to Rev. and Mrs. John X Moore-Thurber- Grove Marriage.

Miss M R. Sherman returned Tues
 Miss Florence Green has been grad uated from Long Island hospital and is expected home this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Doane, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Doane and Mrs. Erhardt have been visiting MT. and Mrs. G. E. Dresser.
 Miss Mary E. Chase visited MT. and Mrs. Clarence Hascall of Boston last week.
 The entertainment to have been edv- en by the Baptist young people thfs week was postponed on account of ill., ness.
 MT. and Mrs Chester Elliott of Put nam were guests of MT. and Mrs. NJ D. Elliott Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. O1ney have been in town the past week.
 Mrs. Sophia Beebe and Miss Dorothy Seebe have returned from the Bermu- das.
 The reception to Rev. and Mrs. John K. Moore in the church parlor We'd nesday evening was well attended Music was furnished by Miss Mary Ross a piano solo; Mrs. Dexter Elliott a violin solo; Mrs. R. c. Paine, a song and Mrs. Lowree, a piano solo. Mrs, E. S. Backus and Miss H. R. Lewis had and refreshments.
 Mrs c. L. Knights has been visiting in Providence.
 Announcements have been received of the marriage of Grace Grove and Clayton Thurber on Tuesday, April 12. They will be at home in Putnam after May 1St.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
NORTH STERLING.
New Owner Takes Possession of Co., rey PIace-Bia Trout-Personals.

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 Mrs. William Young and children of Baltic have been visiting Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs John Griffith.
 Oliver Eggleston, fho has been con- fined to the house all winter with rheumatism, is able to be out in good weather.
 Postmaster N. J. Wood and wife. Mrs. Chauncey Wright and Mrs. G. C. Brown are i'll with grip.
 Mrs. J. Leroy Frink of New London has been visiting at F. O. PIummer's-
 Frederick Schley, who bought the Alvin L. Corey place, moved here last week
 George c. Spooner caught trout fin Snake Meadow brook last week that measured 1e inches and weighed 1-z pounds.
 Rev F. NJ. Buker preached in New Hampshire last Sunday.
 Providence telephone men have been here inspecting and repairing tele- phones.
 Lafayette Blanchard and Lyman King of Danielson visited friends here last week.
 Farmers are busy pushing spring work as the season Is early.
 MT. and Mrs. F. O.. Hummer visited friends in New London recently. mak- ing the trip in their new touring car, the finest car ever seen in this sec ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
WAUREGAN
Obituary Notes - James CaIfianis
 Found Dead in Bed.


 Mrs. Lefia, wife of Amedee PoHd- rette died April 7tlh after many months of suffering. The funeral services were held in the Sacred Heart church, Rev Father U. O. Bellerose officiating.
 James CaIiianis Found Dead.
 James Cailianis, Greek. was found dead in bed Sunday morning. He re- The cause of death was heart failure He was 40 years old. The body was taken in charge by Undertaken Ken nedy of Dayvifle and burial was fn the Westf1eld cemetery. He had no rela- lives in this country except brother in Lynn. Mass.
 Mrs. Agnes Mann's Funeral.
 The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Mann mother of Mrs Robert R. Wild. was held at Gales Ferry Saturday, Rev. Elliott F. Tamadge officiating. Burial was in Jewett City cemetery. Mrs. Mann was formerly resident Of Wau- regan. The bearers were Henry N. Wood John T. Smith, B. Milton Tracy, Thomas Leonard, Eugene A. Sholes and George A Baker of this place.
 Personals.
 Miss Bertha Crumley, cashier at the Wauregan store, is taking a week's vacation.
 Amos Kendall is home from the Day Kimhall hospital and gaining rapidly.
 Frank Couchee, a driver of the Wau- regan company's yard team, sis seri- ot1sly i'll at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Chagnon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
WESTMINSTER
Many Mourners at Funeral of Walter Cocking-Dewing Dewing Marriage in Constantinuople.

The funeral of Walter Cooking, a former resident of this place. was held in the church on Saturday at 1 o'clock. Rev. A. A. Smith officiated. The bear CTS were Deacon Edmond, Charles AL len Frank Linnel1 and Thomas F'itz- Patrick and Frank and Fred Cooking, grandSons Of the deceased Burial was in Westminster cemetery.
 Mrs. A. A. Smith led the c. B. meet ing Sunday evening.
 Mies Carrie Button is spending sew eral days at her home.
 Charles Dewing received the an- nouncement of the marriage of Hen ry Dewing, son of Stephen Dewing, and Miss Eunice Dewing. daughter of the late Dr. O. M. Dewing. They are to reside in ConstantinopIe, Turkey, where Mfr. Dewing is to teach in Robert col 1ege.
 Miss Jennie Button is the guest of her sister in Scotland
 Henry T. Burr, principal of Willi- mantle State Normal school was in town Tuesday visiting schools.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
STAFFORDvILLE
child's Sudden Dsath-Personsl Men
 tion. fe

Mrs. Ainnira Chapman iS seriously i'll.
 Miss Mabel Eaton of New York was the guest recently of her aunt. Mrs. IT. M. VailI. tr-
 Mrs. Fine Clark of Terryvilis has been spending several weeks with her mother. Mrs. Etta Dunham.
 Mrs. William Taylor of Coventry has recently been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jennie Chandler. .r
 Mrs. J. O. Booth has returned from a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Flor ence Webster, in Springneid.
 William Lilley of Holland and Mrs. Alma Farnum of Worcester visited their sister. Mrs Sarah Potter. re-
 Mrs. Lizzie Young and family of Rockville have moved to !. IT. McCar- thy's house on the back road. Mrs. Young is employed fin the Garland mill.
 Blanche, the 3-year-oid daughter of Mir. and Mrs T. F, Bennister.y died suddenly last week "Wednesday. The funeral was held Thursday at enc o'clock. Burial was in the local oem- etery.-
 Mrs. Robert williams. who has been critically III. Tvas taken to the home of her mother, Mrs. c. B. Howard. i'm Chaplin. in an automobile last Tues Qay hAtfnOpA.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
SOUTH CANTERBURY.
Norwich visfters in Local Homes
 Newsy Notes.

MT. and Mrz. L. " Whitford of Jew cit City and Miss C.. D. Whitford of Norwich were guests of their sisters at WhippoorwdH farm Sunday.
 Miss Jane L. Barber of Norwich was the guest of her father. Thomas. ]. Barber Sunday.
 s. A. Carpenter and Mrs Laura Hicks of Canterbq1ry Green called on Mir and Mrs. Levi Clark Sunday.
 Frank Lyon was the guest of Levi N. Clark last week Friday and Saturday.
 Harry Remmert is working for Burr Smith thu summer.
 George Brown Is working for George Carey at Scotland having hired Out for efssaf months and commenced 17is work last week Monday.
 w. H Pro&hero of Norwich wA0 in tfzs vicinity Wednasday.
 Frns13k g. Ltunen of Westminster wAe . caller ia this vicinity Wfdnes-. dag an tEa NaH to FroF&deno4
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
GILEAD
Aid soeiety's> >Meetins--Nest of Fifty. six Bats DisIodeed-Address b, Hon. George B. Chandler.

Conrad Dictz, who recently sold his farm to New York purchasers, will move with his family to the c. F.. Sumner house. M. R. Gilbert recently received a pair of horses from Boston.
 Miss Mabel Gilbert enters the high school in Manchester next week. She is spending n few days this week with her brother in West Medford. Mass. The Ladies' Aid -society met with Mrs. F. F.. Foote, Wednesday after
 Nest of Fifty-sfx Bats.
 Worlxmen while recently engaged in tearing down an old house for Q. w Hutchinson, dislodged O nest of bats, fifty-six in number.
 Died Aged e7.
 The body of Miss Lucy, Post. who died in Hebron, last Saturday, at the age of e7. was brought here for bur ial Monday.
 Mrs. N. F. Lord left town Wednes- day to accompany Mrs. R. J. Kyle to Limerick. Me, where she went with the body of her husband, who died nt the Hartford hospital few weeks ago Wycleoff Wilson, Mrs. Wilson and a friend from Hartford were guests of relatives in town Sunday.
 Addressed the Grange Hon. George B. Chandler of Rocky Hiu delivered an interesting address at Gilead hall last week Friday eve- ming, on The. Grange in Legisintia MT. Chandler is a masterfuI speaker and held the solose attention of htn hearers throughout his address.
 Mir and Mrs. J.. D. Hunt hays ar rived at their summer home here, coming from Providence last week.
 At the grange meeting next Fridfy evening. 1t is expected to o@zafnr tho third and fourth degrees on a ciaeH of six.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
BRONX
Charles WiIIcox Dies Suddenjy-cen- sus Enumerators at Work-Birthday Surprise Party.

Rev. Mir. Kellogg in his sermon last Sunday made feeling reference to young Spencer, the Springfield bur glar, and the parents. who belonged to his church when he was pastor in Leb- anon.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Gallup have taken an automobile trip on a visit to Providence. They took John Fenner tives.
 Eddie Frink has returned from Bridgeport to lis mothers farm, The Far View place.
 J. w Baker of Boston has been a guest at the parsonage.
 Mrs Cora Kellogg has returned from her Easter recess at her fathers. To Milford, N. H., where she is teaching in the High school.
 On Saturday evening there was a large party of young people at the home Of Edward Gallup. Varied games and a collation. were enjoyed school began Monday, with the same teacher. Miss Maud Chapman.
 Birthday Celebration. iss't
 A surprise birthday party was given Mrs. B. F. CoIburn on Friday, with gifts and a feast.
 Everett Whipple of Center Volun- town has been visiting his aunt, Mrs B. F. Colburn, and was present with the ladies at her birthday party.
 Sudden Death of Charles WiiIeox. Charles Wilcox, who has lived alone in a small house on the Oneco road for several years last week called at the home of Henry Bailey and complained of being weary and faint. He sat down in an arm chair in an open door way to get the air, and suddenly died during conversation. Heart disease was the cause.
 Burial of Mrs. Dow.
 The body of Mrs. Henrietta Dow. who died at 6 years of age, in Brook Iyn, N. Y, two months ago, will be brought here for burial in the cemetery of the Line meeting house on Wednes- day next, the goth. There will be ser vice at the grave.
 Will Send Milk to Creamery.
 Many farmers in this neighborhood are going to stop making butter and selling milk, and have purchased sep arafors so as to send their cream to the Brooklyn creamery. Howard Gall creamery route for the season.
 Census Taking Begun.
 The census enumerators began their duties Friday, the 18th. MT. Kellogg takes the population census and makes out the agricultural. schedules for Vol untown and Mrs. Walter Vaughn for Sterling.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. 'chesebro are wis., iting at B. F. Willcox's. 8hey are liv- ing at the state Masonic home at Wal lingford. Mrs. Chesebro is aunt of Mrs. Wilcox.
 Alvin Corey continues very busy. purchasing furs and sending them to New York.
 Miss Ruby Kellogg has visited her High school mate, Mrs. Ruby Chipman, in Southbridge. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16

MT. and Mrs. Jarvis Hal of Wood stock. silver cake dish; Josephine Poindexter, landscape; B. K. Smith, and family of Putnam, colonial water set, articles in glassware and towels; MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, two pair towels soup plates and cut glass fruit dish: J. J. Diamond, employer of the groom, a check; Mrs. $. A. Clark of woodstock table damasls. wedding cake ther Robbins, cut glass cake dish: Mrs. G. w. Clark of Woodstock, a sum of money; Mrs. Angeline smith, water set; Miss Edna Hall, a sister. pair of fruit pictures for dining room; Robert Hall. a brother, a sum of mon ey; MT. and Mrs. Hall, parents of the bride, a set of silver and table linen; MT. and Mrs. Fred Shy Cthe brides sister), of Norwich. sum of money.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
STERLING
James Foley Buried in Greeneviiie-
 Wright Clubs Entertainment.

Miss Ida Carpenter and Mrs. W. w. Vaughn spent the weekend at Volun- town, at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
 Miss May Shepard has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Vaughn.
 James Foley died on Sunday at One co. He leaves his wife and mother. The funeral was held Wednesday morning with burial in Greeneville.
 The little four year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George B. Babcock, who has been very i'll with spinal meningi- tis. is slowly recovering.
 School commenced Monday after a vacation of two weeks.
 Mrs. Jennie Ratfburn Is recovering from her recent illness.
 Mrs. Irving Anderson visited friends in the vicinity of Providence, over Sunday.
 The entertainment given by the Wright club on Friday evening was well attended and enjoyed by all
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
WEST WOODSTOCK
Birthday Postcard Shower = School
 Registers g Pupils.

Mrs. Martha Morse is caring for Mrs. Charles Sheffield, who is some better after a severe illness.
 Mrs. Ida French has returned to her home in Maiden.
 Mrs. Charles Chanberfin has so far recovered as to be able to walk out a little.
 Miss Maud Simpson of Putnam vis- 4ted Maud Perrin a few days last week.
 s. J. Dyson has sold off his stock and tools preparing to leave town with his family.
 Miss Barbara Morse is staying with cousins in Putnam for an indefinite time.
 Mrs J. T. Hall received a shower of postals on her birthday last Friday.
 Miss Elise Rocheleau has returned to her school, which has five new pu- pills. The school registers 23, a. large increase over last year.
 MT. and Mrs Earl Bugbee of Wor- cester were Sunday guests at B. T. Perrin's ,=
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.
MoosuP
Death sf Mrs. Joseph Tatre-Safe- guarding Picture Theater Patrons MemoFfal Day Orator Secured.

Oe8Sn CT Mre. JoSepn t4tFo-Sdr9-
 guarding Picture Theater Patrons
 afemersal Day Orator Secured.
 Mrs. Joseph Tatro died Tuesday aft ernoon. She was 63 years old and be- sides her husband leaves three daugh- ters. Mrs. Roy of Meriden, Conn, Mrs. Edgar Church of Providence, and Mrs. James Shea of Moosup. The funeral was held Friday morning at All Hal lows church and was largely attended. Burial was in All Hallows' cemetery.
 Mrs. Albert McBay of Providence is a guest of the Misses Millett-
 Complying With State Laws.
 FranaQ Larose. proprietor of the Joy theater, alas had 1t thoroughly over hauled and refitted, having three up to date exit signs, each lettered in red and to be illuminated at night, in ac- cordance with the state law require nents for public safety. Green lights will be kept burning in the hallway while moving pictures are being ex- hibited, so that in case of accident also had installed a freproof asbestos cage for the moving picture operator.
 Thursday Clubs Social.
 The Thursday club held a pleasant social at the home of Mrs. Henry Cray. A short programme consisting of pi- ano solos was given by Miss Mildred Howard Main and Mrs. B. W. Daniel son. Professive games were enjoyed and r,efreshments served.
 To Supervise Glastonbury Mill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dawson of Sherbroolx. Canada, are visiting at the home of Elmer Haigh in Almyville. MT. Dawson goes to Glastonbury. Conn, to take charge of g woolen mill
 Rev. George Benedict, pastor of the Central Congregational church, has been engaged to make the Memorial day ad- dres this year. the services to be held in this village.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
FiTCHvILLE
Personal 'Mention-Anniversar Re- quiem Mass for Mrs. Catherine Fields.

George Adams was a recent caller in Tyncasvilie.
 Wallace Phillips of Bridgeport was za recent visitor at the home of his brother, Charles Phillips.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Ross of Lef- angwe1I spent Sunday with MT. aud Hrs. Warren Thompson.
 Misses Grace and Elsie Adams were recent visitors on Laurel Hill. Nor Rich.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Foley has returned from a visit to her daughter. Mrs. An drew J. Lynch of Bristol R. l.
 Frank Clark and daughters. Rena and Moilie. of East Haddam, were recent guests of MT. Clark's daughter. Mrs Charles Thompson
 AIT. and Mrs George V. Allyn have left for Hartford and later will move their household effects to that city.
 There was a large attendance at the anniversary requiem mass for Mrs Catherine Fields in St. Johns church Monday. Among those attend ing were Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch of Nor xich and Jeremiah Fields Of Boston. children, and Mrs. Charles Gallagher of Providence, q sister, Mrs. Cornell ius Sullivan of New London and Mr2 William Fields of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WiNDHAM
Rev. and Mrs. orimes Entertain C. z
 Soeiety-Turkish Missionary Spoks Bird Lecturer Was Windham Boy

Rev and Mrs. Grimes Entertain C. ..
 soeiety-Turl<ish Missionary Spoke
 Bird Lecturer Was Windham Boy.
 Miss Ida webster of New Haven spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. John Webster.
 MT. and Mrs. Halsey Kelley and 6auglter of New Haven were guests at l. H. Jonnson's over Sunday.
 Mss Holbrook Of Columbia has been at Mrs. Charles Larrabets-
 Mrs R. c. Waterson is the guest of Mrs. Charles Taintor of Port Rich
 Mrs. J. W. Marghetfc and daughter. xenia- were in New Haven over Sun
 Misses Helen and Marian Larrabee the benefit of the WeneH's club in Wilhmantic Tuesday.
 Miss Elizabeth Anderson of Troy is at Brick Top for the summer.
 Rev ". M Brown starts on his dtl- ties as census enumerator for the Windharns on Friday.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Hatch and L. J. Hammond, who has been in Winter Haven, Fla, since November, have re- turned home.
 Miss Mary Riggs of Harpoot, Tur- kev spoke in the Congregational church Thursday afternoon. Members of the Scotland, Lebanon, Wflllmantfc and South Windham missionary socf- cites attended.
 Colonel H. A. Weir has gone to War wick. N. r, to look after hds place there
 Miss Emma Kenyon has been visit ing friends at Spring Hill this week.
 Rev. H. c. Grimes attended a n1in- tsters' meeting in New Haven from Monday to Wednesday,
 Mrs Martha NuttaI1 of Brooklyn. has been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs ". H. Brown.
 Rev. and Mrs H. C. Grimes enter eained the members of the South Wn7dham C. E. society at the parson- age Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Clark of Putnam is the guest of her daughter Mrs. F. E. Guild
 The Springfield Republican of Mon- day, the 11th, says: Richard E. Fol- lett vice president of the New England Forest. Fish and Game association, fs to lecture before the Nayassit club tomorrow evening on Bird Life, with stsreopticon slides. Mir Foflett's 1ec- ture a few weeks ago was much en- 5oyed and the club officials feel grati- fled that they are able to secure him again" MT. E'ollett is Windham boy and well known here
 MT. Porter, who has been in the employ Of R. G. Watrous for a year, has resigned his position and left town with his family.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
PoMFRET CENTER

Miss Tait spent several days in Hartford the past week.
 The contractors have commenced work on the state road from Pomfret station to the street
 Several from this section attended the bee convention in Hartford the past week
 A. Newton Vaughn was at Mrs. Me Gortyss Sunday.
 E. E. Brown was dn Hartford We'd Sday. .
 Deer have been seen quite often in this vicinity lately. Miss. Sarah AverilI of Worcester is visiting relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.
Baptism at Roseiand Lake-Funeral of Mrs. Elisha Harrington,


 Miss Ruth Calhoun of Providence was the guest over Sunday of her sis ter, Mrs. George Young.
 Last Thursday Rev. Francis s. Child and Chester Lane of Massachu- setts were guests of Rev. l.. B. Curtis MT. Child spoke at the midweek ser vice in a very helpful way.
 The rite of baptism was administered at Roseland lake at 9.I5 a. m. Friday by the pastor, the Rev. MT. Child be- ing the candidate.
 The Ladies Aid society met at the vestry Wednesday afternoon, guests of Mrs. George Davis.
 Mrs. l.. B. Curtis and Miss Marie sail today for Bermuda, having post poned their home coming a week.
 Mrs. Elisha Harrington died on Fri day after a long and painful illness. The funeral was held at her home uir Sunday at 1 D. n., Rev. l.. B. Curtis officiating. Burial was at Putnam in the Grove street cemetery.
 Mrs. William Sheldon was in South bridge Sunday.