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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
WINDHAM COUNTY.
BROOKLYN
Pleasant Outing for Sunday School Fine for Recaptured Prisoner-Frank H. Lawton's Sudden Death.


 The Sunday school of Trinity church held a picnic on Thursday, of last week. at Wildwood park. R. B. Witter with his buss taking the children.
 MT. and Mrs. Monson of New York, after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Bard have returned home
 William NJ. Isaacs has had the street in front of his premises oiled.
 Paul Spencer and Mrs. Spencer and child have returned to New Rochelle, after visiting Frank and Alice Litch- field for two weeks.
 Daniel Kane of Deep River was in town on Saturday. calling on friends.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Witter of Provi- dence were guests on Saturday of MT. and Mrs. George A. Witter
 Martin A. Kramer of New York was with his family here on Sunday
 Escaped Prisoner Fined.
 William Sweet prisoner at the jail who escaped August 18th, 1909, while employed outside in charge of a keep CT was brought before Theodore D. Pond, Justice of the Peace upon com plaint of Samuel Bradford. Grand Juror. He entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and to pay costs of prosecution, amounting to SYST.
 Mss Bertha NJ Sharp is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. James Lowry.
 Mrs. Sidney W. Bard has returned after visiting her mother in East Greenwich, R, l., having two of her children with her.
 Mrs. R. P. Bennett and daughter and Mrs. Rita F. Pond of Providence are visiting Mr and Mrs. T. D. Pond
 Mrs. William R. Pond and Elinor are also the guests of MT and Mrs. T. D. Pond.
 Misses Elsie and Grace Eastman have returned home from a visit of four weeks with friends on Long Is- land.
 On Saturday afternoon a prisoner at the jail named Isadore Miscaritz. escaped while at work in the lot just in rear of the jail
 Sudden Death of Frederick H. Lawton.
 The community was shocked Tues day morning at the very sudden death of Frederick Hayden Lawton, eldest son of Clark G. and Eliza beth M. Law ton at the age of g.
 The fair to have given this week by the ladies of the Congregational church has been postponed a. week on account of the death of MT. Lawton. call from her nephew Edward H. past weey.
 Miss Ella Bordman of Providence is visiting Miss Emma Miller.
 Frank P. HoXie was surprised on Tuesday to receive a call from his brother Orrin Hoxie of Rochester, N. Y., whom he had not seen for 20 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
NORTH STERLING
Rural Carriers Busy Year-Three Cats in One-cIeaver Family Starts for California.

Rural free delivery No. 1, from the Danielson postoffice. has proven a great success the past year, which was its first, and makes good showing as follows: From August l, 1909 to August 1, 1910, stamps, envelopes. pos tai cards, newspapers, wrappers, $25S,- 21; money orders $93437. There are on this route 105 mail boxes. supplying 40 persons Arthur w. Logee, the regular carrier. gives the best of sat isfaction all along the route and the patrons regret that he does not get more pay for his services, which he surely earns.
 A Freak Cat.
 Jason J. Martin has three cats in one. a young kitten with three bodies, eight legs. two tails and one head. MT. Martin has been offered a good price for the cat, but does not care to sell it.
 At Old Home Day Celebration.
 A large number of local people att tended the old home day at Foster Center Wednesday,
 Miss A Abbie Dixon of Providence has been visiting Misses Hill and Hitch cock the past week.
 The cellar of Mrs. H. S Swans new house at the Line is nearly ready for the carpenters.
 Nothing Dangerous.
 The cries of wild animals reported here by some who dare not be out nights proved to be a thrilling sound by a neighbor drawing water from noisy well.
 William owens of Providence has been visiting his brother, Josiah Ow- ems.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Green and children have returned to Worcester. Mrs. Ralph Blackmar of Lonsdale. R; T.. have been visiting Mrs. Jennie Blackmar.
 Gone to California.
 Mir and Mrs. Howard A. Cleaver are one their way to California where they will stay a few years for their health.
 F. F. Jordan of Providence. w. F. Jordan of Pawtucket and w. E. Sher- man of Newport have been visiting Charles H. Rounds
 MT and Mrs. Clifford Crossman have the sympathy of all in the loss of their only child. Eveline. aged four.
 Mrs. Hattie Wood of Providence has been visiting the old homestead.
 Miss Gertrude Brooks has been vis- iting friends in Elmville and Day Ville
 Mrs. Lucy Hopkins of DanieIson has been visiting friends here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
HANOVER
Attractive Programme at Concert of
 Ladies' Guilo-Organ Benefit Nets
 S22


 The programme of Ladies' Guild con- cert at the church Monday evening was as follows. Piano solo, selections were from Greig, Miss Jennie Gallup. Vocal solo. recitation and aria, Miss Bertlla Blackburn. Recitation, Las ca, Mrs. Algernon Gallup Vocal solo. Mary of Argyle, Mrs. Wilson of New York. Monolosue, Miss Theodora Peck Vocal solo, 70 had I Jubals Tyre Miss Bertha Blackburn. Read ing Money Mush,'' Miss Gallup. Piano duet, the Misses Ruth Standish and Helen Eadie. Solo. Miss Black burn. Recitation, The Village School, Miss Peck. Vocal Solo. Bonnie. Sweet Bessie, Mrs. Wilson.
 There was a good attendance.
 Over s22. Realized.
 On Thursday evening the Peck Dis- trict school house was more than filled by an audience of ninety and more at a concert maid of an organ fund More than twenty-two dollars were realized. A balance of seven dollars was voted to be used by Miss Walker for the good of the school. The fol- lowing programme was rendered. s1n- strumental duet, cornet and trombone. Walter and Malcolm Wibberley. Vo- cal solo, Miss Bertha. Blackburn. Man dolin solo. Miss Mary Hindrick. Vocal solo. Mrs Frank Smith. Cornet duet. Milton Souter and William Harrison. Vocal solo. Mrs. Wilson Recitations. Messrs. Wib bberIey. Solo, Miss Black burn. Mandolin, Miss Hendrick. Reading, The Boy that was Scar't Q Dyin', Miss Marion Walker. Songs. Mrs. Wallace of Holyoke and Mrs. Will son. Miss Ruth Standish accompanied on the organ.
 Notes.
 A praise service will be held at the school house on Sunday at four Q clock.
 Mrs. L. B. Clark and infant son of Hartford are visiting her father, Chas. Perry.
 Miss Susie Armstong of Jewett City have been the guest of Miss Ruth StandiSh.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
FITcHvILLE
Caucus held on Thursday Evening Delegates Elected-Town Ticket Put in Nomination.


 The democratic voters held their caucus in the town hall Thursday evening There was a small number in attendance. The meeting was called to order by w w. Bentley. John H. Miner was chosen chairman; Samuel Gager was chosen clerk. All the of 1icers were chosen by exclamation as follows: Delegate to state convention, John F. Fields, Patrick Kelley; Con- gressiOnal convention, w w. Bentley, Charles PenCileton. Cleveland Burdiek; Senatorial convention, Joseph Noland, John AIcManus, Jr. The following town officers were nominated: Merritt Austin was chosen assessor for three wears the two officers holding over are A. B. Pendleton and John s. Sullivan Board of Relief, Frank A. Tracey; Selectmen, John H. Miner, first, John F. Burns. second; Collector of Town taxes Charles A. GageC; COnStables, John J. Sweeney, Charles J. King berger. Dan Nara; Grand Jurors, Patrick Sweeney. Jeremiah P. Allyn, W J. Way; Registrar of voters. sam ue1 Gager: Tree Warden, John H Hztr=r: Town School Committee, John Fields. Mrs. Frank Palmer; Auditor, John Sullivan
 Personal Briefs.
 Miss Maud and Maria Delaney Of Hanover were guests of the Misses Mara
 Mrs Mary Mara ana OziuSnSeT spent Sunday with Mrs SIarra's mother, Mrs Christina Glassbrenner Of Garo- ners Lake
 Mortimer Lyons of Providence is visiting relatives in town
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Rogers spent Sunday in AIontville.
 Mrs w. D. Winche ester Is visiting relatives in Willimantic.
 Miss Anna Mcfarland of Woodstock is making a lengthy visit at the home Of NIT. and Mrs A. NJ. Miller.
 Miss Lizzie Lyons has returned to Providence, after being the guest of her cousin, BIr- John F. Fields.
 MT and Mrs. John Weatherington and daughter Mildred of Naugatuck are visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs John Fields.
 MT Charles Danahey of the Cruiser Dixie has been visiting his cousin, Mrs Elizabeth Foley.
 Miss Elsie Adams has been spending g week with relatives in Hartford
 Mrs Asa Miller has returned from a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Oliver Tracy Of Franklin
 Mrs William Brady has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Babcock. of Sterling
 Mrs John Hilton and son T. How lett Hilton. and William Scoville, all of Hartford are visiting at the home of Mrs. J. C. Allen.
 Mrs Emma Allyn was a recent visi- tor at NOank-
 Mrs N. D Seven and grandson Douglass of Norwich, are visiting rela- tives in town
 Cleveland Burdick has entered the employ of Contractor Bdakesly at Preston City
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
YAWBUx VALLEY.

Miss Carrie Stedrnan has been at White Rock the past week caring for her sister Mrs Latham Bently, who is ill
 George Ereden burg has entered the employ Of MT. Man He has moved his family into the tenant house near MT Mans residence.
 Mrs R. c. Maine and son of Auburn, R L. were callers in this vicinity Tuesday.
 Mrs s. c. Eggestone and daugh- ters Gladys and Ethel, have returned to their home at South Lyme
 J. Edwin Thompson and Mrs. Allen Coates. who have been sick, are iln- proving.
 Mrs George Stewart has as guests ever Sunday Mss Blanchard of Glas- Ea and Miss Nichols of Rhode Island
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
WATERFORD
Notification at Grange Picnic-Arthur Wright Home from Tour with The Kilties.

Konomoc Grange held picnic at Wright's grove, Tuesday the 23rd, with a good attendance After dinner Bro. Henptead was auctioneer for a time.
 II P Lampilere was t1e man that brought the warming elements Of clans. potatoes. butter. salt and pepper together into a harmonious cOmbin=a- ton The ladies of the entertainment committee covered themselves with glory Mrs David Geer was chairman n of the committee.
 Toured the World with kiItes.
 Arthur Wright is home from a tour Of the world with the 'Kilties having been gone three years, during which time he has seen many sights
 General News.
 Captain Vert of GranitevfIle has launched a new dory and gone into blue fishing business.
 Misses Bertha and Lillian Cheese bIrough of Mystic are guests of their sister Mrs Carlson. of Graniteville-
 The Baptist Sunday school held their annual picnic Thursday at Gardiner's grove The children enjoyed the en- tertaiument very much.
 Some of the Waterford delegate held 9 caucus in Mantle and pledged themselves to Goodwin for governor, next week they will hold their home caucus and endorse the regular Lake nominees.
 pr Fitch and family of Noank were guests of MT. and Mrs. Willis timer for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
ABINGTON
Local Guests at Pomfret Lawn Party
 -RehearssIs for Play.

A number of young people from here attended the lawn party given by Miss Edith Briggs of Pomfret street last Friday, evening, having an enjoyable time.
 Mrs J. IT. Wilbur has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. Wood of Put 
 4 drama. entitled The Trouble at Satterlee's. is being rehearsed by the Beta Au Kappa
 Mrs Ellen Wells. who has been vis- iting her brother. James Arnold. at Marcy Hollow, has returned to WooG- stock.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
HOLLAND COUNTY.
MAsHAPAUe
Young People Spend Social Evening Now Canoe for Richard Lewis-Ex. ceIlent Fishino.

One of the most delightful even ings of the summer was at Lake Mashapaug last aSturday night, when there was a general roundup of the young people at Ferrys Inn. All that day plans were being made for an evening of merriment, and word paa- sed along the water front that a good time was at hand. By eight o'clock 35 young folks had assembled in the large dining room at the Inn. Will jam Henry of Southbridge presided at the piano and for about two hours tho company gave college airs, popular the Inn getting as much pleasure out of it as the young people themselves.
 Launched Fine Canoe.
 Richard Lewis of Norwich had fine canoe placed on the lake We'd nesday. It Is named Teddy K
 Sang in Spanish.
 MT. and Mrs. John l.. Morse Of San Diego, and Mrs. DeForrest Smith Of q1arL:s Boston who passed week st bridge where they will visit relatives Monday. Mrs. Morse who had a few personal guests present sang several delightful airs in Spanish, a language she has acquired during her eight years residence close to the Mexican line.
 Judge O. D. Baker of Warrenvills and party of friends of Hartford and Westford occupied the Point house." Ferry's Inn, last week and had good luck fishing catching a fine string of bass. The first hour they were on tho pond Monday they landed two fine bass weighing about two and a half pounds each.
 Lively Cottage Season.
 All of the Islands are occupied at present, also the several cottages along the lake shore which makes things lively throughout the place.
 Cotton Mills No. 1 and No. 2 shut down this week Tuesday noon until after Labor day.
 MT. and Mrs. B. w. Patton of South bridge, George J. Records and Miss Dorothy Spicer of Baltimore, were guests at Ferry's inn. Lake Masha- paug, Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
REWS0N
TownspeopIe Enjoying Vacation-Per-
 sonaI Items.

MT. and Mrs. Elmer Phillips are talk ing their outing at the shore.
 I. W. Hammond was a recent visitor in Chaplin.
 Miss Annie Lathrop has returned from two weeks vacation among rel atives at the Capital city.
 Mrs. Fred Baker has been spending an outing at Brooklyn.
 Will Weeks of Abingdon was wis itor in town on Saturday
 MT. and Mrs Dwight Phillips autoed to Rocky Point and Providence on Sunday.
 Frank Phillips has been taking a few days outing at Crescent beach
 l.. c. Stocking was an Elliott caller on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. EGward Berggren have been entertaining Mrs. Hannah Wall ing, Mrs. Christine Walling of New York and Masters Olaf and Carl Lau- rin of Bridgeport
 Miss Priscilla Fuller is enjoying a brief stay in Mystic, the guest of Miss Beulah Moves.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
LAUREL GLEN

Herman Holdredge, Jr., and Miss Jennie Holdredge of Mystic are visit ing their grandparents.
 Mrs Leonard Maine and two children of ProctorsviIIe, Vt. are visiting rela- tiTes in this place.
 Rev. LUcian Drury will preach in the Laurel Glen chapel next Sunday and hold communion services.
 Clarence Burdick and his sister. May Burdick, of Providence have been vis- iting with their grandparents, MT and Mrs c P. Holdredge.
 Jesse Maine spent Saturday night and Sunday at his home in this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
WORTHWHILE
Runaway Without Serious Conse-
 quences-Personal Items.

c. P. Latham was involved Tn a runaway Sunday but no one was bad Iy injured.
 MT and Mrs. Lee Lyon spent We'd nesdaY at the Wiilimantic camp grounds and visiting John Russ and family of Willimantic.
 Judge Back of Danieison was here on business Monday.
 w. o. Smith is making repairs at F. Stanek's.
 Mme. DeRiva has a force of men making improvements to her lawns
 Emner Hewlett and family of West Hartford have moved into one of $. A. Wheaton's tenements-
 Miss Irene Reed is at home after a lengthy visit in Hartford and vicin- fty.
 c. c. Downing is visiting his sister Mrs. O. J. Atwood in South Manches- ter
 Miss Emina Allen called on friends here last Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Rnasnt Visitors from Norwich and
 Elsewhere

Mrs T. J. Barber was the guest one day last week of Mrs. John Dean, al Plainfield
 Mrs. Charles Lester of Norwich, was a recent visitor at Mrs. T. J.. Barber's.
 M and Mrs. George Jennings of Nor wich, called on MT and Mrs T. J. Barber last week Sunday
 Mrs. James Appley and Mrs. Jane Ladd, called on Mrs. Ladd's sister, Mrs T. j. Barber. last Sunday.
 Miss Vesta Kendall of Lisbon was the guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs Benjamin Brown
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank R. Burdick and son Francis of Norwich, were guests Tuesday of Miss Burdiclz's parents Mir and Mrs. Levi N Clark
 MT and Mrs. c. A. Warrington were guests Sunday, of Theodore W. Yer rington.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
EAST WOODSTOCK
Local People Come and Go On Summer
 Trips.

F. T. Witter is out with a new auto mobile.
 Miss Maria Chandler entertained Miss Florence Warren of Eastford over Sunday.
 Mrs w. M. Clifford returned last week from a visit to Lexington, Mass.
 Miss Grace Ford of Cambridge, Mass, is the guest of Lyle Turner.
 Mr and Mrs. Ralph Pike or Mt. Vernon N. Y.. are spending q vacation of two weeks with MT. Pike's parents, MT and Mrs. c. F. Pike.
 ATrs q A Wetherell last week en- terfafned her mother. Mrs. Josephine Steere of Douglas and her sister Alice steere who returned from Ellsworth. Kansas. last Monday. Miss Steere left Saturdav for Worcester where she is housekeeper in the family of a relative.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
OkEGCO.

Miss Estella Mague of East Hamp- ton. Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs. William H. Kenyon.
 Mrs William Kenyon and sister. Miss Estella Mague, attended camp meeting at Willimantic Wednesday,.
 D. s. Kenyon and wife attended Old Home day at Foster Center Wednes- day.
 Mrs Horace Burdick is entertaining the Misses Kavanaugh of Providence.
 MT and Mrs. R. E. Marriott sailed from England last Tuesday and are ex- pected home now soon-
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher is attending Willimantic camp meeting this week.
 The selectmen will meet Sept 3 this year for their regular monthly meet ing instead of Aug. 27 as is their cus- tom.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
HOWARD VALLEY

Harry Mathews and Miss Mae Bur eess of Norwich are visiting at Henry Humes'.
 F A Burnham, Thomas Roberts and William Robins were in Williinantie Saturday.
 Raymond Hawkes. of Worcester was al the Hawkes. home on Sunday.
 Fred Bassett of Worcester preached in the Valley church Sunday
 Henry Humes and family, Mrs. F. Rurnham and Mir Michel Me Iaughlin enioyedian auto trip to Field < Point one day last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
POMFRET CENTER
Death of Mrs. Bert SIye-Vacation Vis-
 itors in the Place.

Mrs. Courtland Hoppin and Dr. Jo- seph Clark Hoppin spent Sunday at Courtland's.
 Miss Mary Osgood is visiting Miss Stanton.
 Robert Rust is taking a vacation at Bar Harbor Me.
 Fred Rowley visited Sunday at Charlton, Mass.
 Mrs. Averill of Worcester Is visiting her sister Mrs. C. F. Grosvenor.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman S Platt or New Haven called on l. E. Brown Wednesday.
 w P. Brown Of Cleveland visited at Westland over Sunday.
 The neighborhood was greatly shocked to hear of the death Of Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
WOODSTOCK
Sturbridge Supply at Congregational
 Church-Picnic at Roseland.

MT. and Mrs Homer Brainard of Hartford are spending several days in town.
 The Congregational church was sup piled by Rev. MT. Hall of Sturbridge, Mass, on Sunday
 were Sunday guests of w. J. Lindeman.
 Louis A Chandler of Boston spent Sunday in town. His sister, Nellie D. Chandler, returned to Boston with him.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Hall are at Watch Hill.
 Judge Albert Mathewson of New Haven was a guest over Sunday of his mother, Mrs. William Mathewson.
 The church and Sunday school picnic was held at Roseland park Thursday.
 Henry Burritt who has been visiting relatives here during the summer, has returned to Detroit.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
CLARK'S FALLS
Many From This Place Attended Peace Meetins-lmproVsme Being Made to Road.

Mrs Roland Ketchan and grand daughters, Virginia and Constance McDonald, of Mystic, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Maine . Wilson D. Maine and Arthur Maine have been visitors here lately and are now on duty at the Fishers island life saving station.
 Improvements are being made to the road north of this village. The road machine is being used and First Se- Iectu1an Daniel Coates is looking after the work with a number of helpers
 A number from here attended the peace meeting at Mystic Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
EAST WELLINGTON
Old Benton Furniture and Linen Owned
 by Mrs. De Young.

J. Enos' daughters visited Mrs. Baldwin's old home the past weak. They visited the famous summer re- sort, Compounce, being delighted with the place.
 Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs Bald- win were at the Springs this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis lngalls were iu East Wilmington recently.
 Mrs. Baldwin's daughter, Mrs. Do Young. has lately come into possession Of some linen which she is going to pur into a dress which was spnn and woven by her great grandmother, Elizabeth Benton Gridley Her descendants arc very proud Of her. for she was a per- son of a great mind and a devoted Christian. Mrs. A. c. Baldwin has some pieces of Benton furniture which she has left in the Gridley homestead, as her daughter now owns the place. Josiah Henry Benton, IT,, a prominent lawyer. of Boston, is trying to buy acme of the Benton pieces of furniture
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Truesdell have been visiting in Mon son and Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Houghton of South bridge were in town Sunday with a fine new automobile.
 Elmer c. Burgess enjoyed the trip up Mt. Wachusett with several men from Putnam Sunday.
 Miss Emma Roberts has been spend ing her vacation with Miss Lucy Towne
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
ATTAWAUGAM
Mill Forced to Shut Down Account Of Low Water-Mrs. Frank Beatie Taken III White Away Camping.

MT. and Mrs. Howard Thyng and child of Chester, Pa, came Saturday y to visit their parents. Edwar6s Wa terhouse and MT. Herbert and families.
 Thomas Emerson of Northtrfdge, Mass. visited with Albert Robinson and family this week, going to Taft vile Wednesday with his sister. Miss Bessie Emerson, to visit Mrs. John Dunse
 Part of the mill had to shut down Tuesday on account of low water.
 Mrs. Frank Beatie has been i'll at the lake where she Is camping.
 Mrs. Ellsworth Watson of New Lon don spent few days with her sister, Mrs. John Watson.
 Elmer C. Wood is i'll.
 Mrs. Cornelfa Geer and Albert Gay spent day at Block Island this week
 Mrs. Cornelia Geer and daughter are entertaining relatives from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
ASHFORD

Miss Helen Whittimore of Provi- dence is spending several weeks at The Oaks"
 Miss Tessie Flynn Of New London is visiting Mrs. P. J. Cassidy for a few days.
 MT and Mrs. T. F. Richards were in Southington recently.
 Mrs. Ella Bemis of Plantsville ia visiting at "The Outlook"
 Prank Brunette IS making repairs on the school buildings.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

 JACKSONVILLE

Floyd c. May of Norwich was with his parents Sunday
 Miss Fanny Jennings was in Wor- cester Sunday visiting her sister. who is in the hospital.
 Parties from Pomfret had little bad luck Sunday night when their horse stumbled and fell breaking the crossbar and shaft They borrowed a wagon to go home returning for their carriage Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
M0HEGAM
Young Men Making YoEeeag for the
 WigWam.

MT and Mrs Stricklane and son of New London are visiting 1Ir. and Mrs. E C. Fowler
 Mfr and Mrs Carter Of New York are guests Oe MT. MT. and Mrs. Hunt CT this week
 The young men are busy making yokeag for the festival
 Roger Dolbeare was the guest Of his mother over Sunday.
 Mir ard Mrs. Lamaine Of Norwich were visitors in this place Sunday
 Viola Young of Mystic is spending her vacation with MT. and Mrs. Hunt er
 Miss Lizzie Hunter spent Sunday in Norwich
 Master Raymond Davis Of Mystic is the guest Of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Hunter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27

Burt Slye. Mrs. Slye was highly es- teemed and had many friends and her death so early in life seems very sad. Mir Slye has the deepest sympathy of the neighborhood in his affiiction.
 pr. Goodridge, Dr. Murray and Carl Sharpe attended the sale of the Prem tice herd of Jerseys at Worcester on Wednesdav