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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Music aa a Life.aaver.

ID from the vasty deep comes taIs that proves the truth cf what the poet sang when he WarDied to the effect that music hath ohsrms to sooths the savage breast"
 The story has been delivered in New York by the crew os tlgs bark Pallss which was wrecked on Grand Cayn1en Island in r1e Caribbean Sea. during the recent tropical hurricane. Whom tho vessel struck it wss in the night, and in order 10 cheer up their comrades Curing inc hours before daylight, two sicians. ground out tunes On & fiddle escaped to tell the tale must be pus down a.s a remarkable evidence Of ths fortit1de and fOrgi veness on tsle part C< the men who were facing death in V'a alery graves.
 However, no murder E.s-s done, and when day broke the natives Of th. island were zeeu huTryfng to the res c7Ie iu such oosts as they could com 70 maud. They explained that they had heard the music and had come down to Investigate the strange occurrence. The whole lot of sh3pwrscEsd men, as well AS some chickens and e pig were taken ashore and 4 grand 5arbecIs with fiddle and concertlna accom- Lant- rnene. ce. e5rared the rescue.
 All Of which points Co the moral t1a when one goes down 70 the sea in g ship ne should carry some producer of sxezc souads-eVen is nothing more than 2 jev7sharE-aious as a lie pre- zerTer--sa azLvlIie Teuneesseeau.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
thur Organixsd---Donation to Y. M. C. A. Building Fund.

Saturday evening the Rev. Harry Grimes of Wlndhhm organized castle of the Knights of King Arthur. The following officers were elected. King. James Adams sir key. Clifford Lar kin; sentinel. Joseph fcribner; heralds. chancellora. Percy Seribner Royal Slate and Bernard Lnfkin.
 Mrs George Bnchus has been enter tsintns Mrs. Hortense Taylor Of Mag ara, N. Y
 Miss Agnes McCloud of Norwich was A Sunday visitor with her brother, Thomas McCtoud
 Miss Florence Beckus has returned from s visit with Mics Ennis of Graf ton. Mass.
 Donates sfy000 to Building Fund.
 Ciuiiford Smith has given si GOO to the W1ilimantic Y. M C. A. bnldina fund and 4 promise or t5,0O0 more fl s25.000 Is raised by Dec. 15.
 Mrs. Alfred Card has been spending a few days with Mrs. clifford Kinney of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank clifford spent Sunday with Mrs Gfford's mother, Mrs. Harriet Chesebro. of Norwich.
 Ladies to Raise $1o0. The ladies of the village met with Mrs. Guilfofd smith Wednesday after noon and it wns voted to pledge s100 to the Willimantio Y M. =. A building fund. The following committee was | appointed 10 plan for the raising Of the money: Mrs Alfred Card. Mrs Will Ham Park, Mrs. cassius Barstow, Mrs George BackHs and Mrs. Edith Lark ham. The first event planned is q sale for next Wednesday evening. Mrs. Horton, widow of Charles HOT ton. was prostrated by q shock carly Wednesday morning and is in crTti- cal condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
corHitIans af t4salth.

TTs may talk about brsa Efast foods. clear coffee, I1eatles3 diet, plenty oc exercises, open windows and all the other generally accepted processes ot health but after all, the best way lH not 10 worry about these things, but 70 eat pretty much what one wants. in a moderate way, think bright and hopeful thoughts. perform your duties gladly bs kind and helpful, love The fair and Beautiful things of the world, forget about your health and thus living one will have fewer ailments and fewer fears.
 T. is all very reasonable The mind has lots to do with the body-I0re than the air, the water. the long walks the fruits and grits 4 man ran think himself into disease, and he can think himself out oS l., that ig. # l. iz cCrs5le and not become organic or chronic We heard Of C. brown bread, baked potato, rice GUS tard man recxIezzly .nCu- girZ i1 e meal Of szEza ye- pic and coffee st 70 o'clock at night. He went home to die, Sur the next morning he got ID with the English sparroTs. and 1Us- as gay and rollicksols az they How vas --ar2 The happy company pushed aside the dtetetics and made the stcn zch strong and responsive We don advise this experience: ws are sim ply discussing theories.-Ohio State Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
CANTERBURY.
Death of Thomas Bennett zt the Age
 of 25.

Mrs. 4. l. Farnharn is il1.
 MT. and Mra Fred Stafford and it. tie son returned home after spending < a week in Preston.
 Thomas Bonnett's Death
 Thomas Bennett died Tuesday after a long illness. He was g. years Of age. His wifs died a number Of years ago. He leaves two sons, Dr. F. F.. Bennett and Albert Bennett, daugh- ter. Mrs. Minnie Davis, and a step daughter, Mrs. Douglass grand daughter, Mrs Taft. and one grand son. A. C. Bennett. He was q good father, husband and nei4hbor, and will DC greatly missed.
 Personals.
 Little Miss Matte Bennett fs the guest of her grandmother Mrs. A R. Farnham at the Button woods.
 The Shippeea Of Putnam spent the week with Misses Lena NJ C., Maude and Amelia I. Carpenter.
 Interesting Meeting of L. T. l..
 The serni-nonthly meeting of the Canterbury branch Of the Loyal Tsna - perance legion was held on Sa,tzrSa y at the home of the leader. Mrs. F.. R. MerriGeld. After the business ws2 disposed of, pleasant social after noon was spent. Mrs. F. W. Newton of Westminster was guest. Fourteen members were present. The legion has in preparation an entertainment entitled At the White Queens Court
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
New England Supper.
BROOKLYN.
Death Of Henry ?. Cleveland--News of
 the Village.

Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Pond nave re- turned home. after a visit of two weeks with their son in Meriden
 Ira Smart stlot q wildcat fin the south part Of this town on Friday, the Ed, that weighed 1s pounds.
 Albert F. Webb. the representative elect from this town, gave an oyster supper to his friends in the Town h8li on Friday evening.
 Henry F. Cleveland died on Friday morning, Dec. z in his sgd year, after an illness Of d little more tlH-n twn weeks, at the home Of flis son, Charles r. Cleveland. The funeral was held on Sunday, Rev. A. J. Culp officiating He leaves a brother, three sdsters sof and four grandchildren
 Mrs J. Frank Weaver and Miss Rel- lie Palmer have gone to Florida for the winter
 Edwin Bennett has gold his property situated in the West village to A party in Glen Cove, N. Y.
 Rev. H. B. Rar4<in Lectures.
 Rev. IT. B. Rankin of Noank gave 3 stereopticon lecture on Immigration and the Foreigner in America In the Baptist church on Wednesday evening The audience was rather small on ac- count of the severe cold. The lecture was interesting and instructive. Thermometer Reaches Zero. On Thursday morning the mercury registered zero in many places in tho village.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
- SOUTH KllLlNGLY
Mi~s tartia Entortains-Mr. and Mrs Everett Richmond to Spend Christ mas n California.

whsor Barlow is working st Indus srfnl Place in Danieison.
 Miss Emma Whitman of Valley rnliS. R |, was the guest of her aunt, Mrr W. q. Sample over Sunday.
 Mrr George Whitman, a recent vis- s1r here. expected to leave Tor ln- diana tihs week Thursday.
 Mrs. william Sample who rms besai ni for sometime is improving.
 Mss l.. Hartig enhertained lew friends last Saturday evening.
 Charlss Fisise was at home over sun Gay. II. B shippee and family have moved to thnir now home near MT. Shippee's brother's Wints Shippee's.
 MJRy Dora Fiske has returned after a few days visit in Rhode Island.
 Two now families have moved into th~ old Hopkins farmhouse.
 To Return to Csiifornis.
 MT. and Mrs Everett Ricfunond oi Central Village are guests Of Charles Ffste ard family. air. Richmond has just returned from a three months visit with 2. ~ck brother in California He and Mrs. Richmond exopct to return 10 California in time to spend Christ mas
 Mr. and Mrs. George Barlow enter ta;ned their son and daughter, HermaT and Neva Barlow, over Sunday. aisC se1edr son and wife, Mir. and Mrs. Ray rr1ond Barlow of Danielson.
 Lost Ferret Found.
 pretty and vArusrble ferret wf1tci vas lost here last week after beini hunted for in vasn for several day has been found and returned to iti owner by Thomas Morse Mir. Morse has the name of finding anything iost
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ST0RRS.
Annual Football Dancs in College Hall
 -Msetina of Mansfield Grange.

The annual footbaIl dsnee was held in College hall Friday evening, Decern- Der 2. Those in charge were Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Clinton, Mira. Hayes. Mrs. Smith. shs music was furnished by the cyclers orchestra of WiIIirnantic.
 The lsdieE circle held a sale Of cake. lemonade, candy and fancy work on Wednesday afternoon In the church parlors.
 A. T. Stevens has moved from an apartment in the Valentine house to one vacated by Professor Troernan-
 H. L, Gsrrigus moved on Wsdnes- day to the house vacated by Prof c. 4. Wheeler.
 Mansfield Grange Elects Officers.
 Mansfield grange. No. s4. held a sup per in the church parlor at o'clock on Monday evening. 4 large number attended and the social hour was much enjoyed The regular meeting was held at the usual hour, at which the following officers were elected for the following year: Master, H. D. Ed nond: overseer, H. T. Garrigus; lec- turer L. 4. Clinton; secretary, c. 4. Wheeler: treasurer, E. B. Fitts; chap Fits; assistant steward, H. D. New ton; lady assistant steward, Miss Cora Grant; gate keeper, Mr. Roifei Flora Mrs. E. B. Fits; Ceres, Mrs. C. T. Beach; Pomona, Miss Maud Hayes. The book club met at the homo of Mrs. c, L. Beach on "Wednesday eve ming.
 Mrs. A. J. Brundage, who was op- erat ted on for appendicitis at the Dan bury hospital, is reported to be in a serious condition.
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from visit with her son at Wester- iy.
 on sunday
 A. v. Kenyon viglte1 in Providence Wednesday.
 Mrs. Ida M. Kenyon went 10 Hope Valley Thursday.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Cahoone were callers here Wednesday, Miss Grace v. Cornell went to Providence Monday. Enroll Wilcox spent Sunday with rel atigeg in this village. Miss Annie r.. Kenyon spent SstUr- day and Suw8ay at sJocuT1 vile. Miss Jyrtice Handel Of Hope yal- 1 iey spent Sunday with f"iends her,. The new steam heater hag been in- ! stalled in the church here. : E. c. Locke made d business trip ' to Providence Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
DAYVlLLE
Sale and Supper Suceess-PsrsonaI
 Items.

Miss Grace Deming is spending the week with Miss Russell
 Mrs. Maxie Young is visiting in Pawtucket. R. I.
 Miss Myrtice Blanchard spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Fred erick Ragut of Providence
 Earl and Harold Shaw were guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. W. F.. Shaw. over Sunday.
 The Misses Law have returned from a Boston trip.
 The Christmas sale and dainty sup per served by the ladies was q de- cided success.
 Jacob Bruce, who was severely in jured, is better.
 MT and Mrs. Lucian Bassett of Stamford spent the week with MT. and Mrs. Charles Norton.
 Mrs. Jeane Champlain is with Mrs. Mary Fletcher for a few days.
 The Ladies Aid society met We'd nesday with Mrs. w. J. Reynolds.
 Mizs Winnie Shaw led the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday.
 Lewis Downs and family are now at Lake Side farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
JACKSONVILLE
Big Buck Rescued from the Ice.

Mrs. C. F. May. who has been visit ing her sister in WiIlirnsntic, has re- turned home.
 Mrs. Samuel Adams was g Worces- ter visitor Saturday.
 A number from this place attended the funeral of James Brogan in Per ryvilie Sunday.
 A large buck being caught in the ice below the mill Wednesday, was res cued by someone from the mill It was not injured much and seemed to be quite tame.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
PH0ENIxvILl.E
fustlng Work on Carpet Compsny's Mll-Watsr Power Visiting for 9th or Industries.

Mrs. Juha Holman, who has been i'll is much improved.
 The Phoenix Carpet company is hustling work on their mill and tho wheels will soon be turning again.
 May the town gain more industries and again take its place among other manufacturing towns. The water power is here waiting for capital to make use of it
 Captain Holmes of Greenwich re- gently spent a fow days hunting with c. H. Latham.
 A. V. Green has moved to the Fitts place, north of Ashford town, tenn porariiy, to be near the woodlot where his teams are employed.
 George R. Spalding has completed repairs to the Green place.
 N. J. Peltier has taken the contract to pipe the carpet company's mill with steam q. A. Reed is to set up tho boiler.
 Mme DeRiva is i'll with indigestion.
 William l.. Cram has returned to Boston for the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
NORTH STERLING
George Pierce Shoots Two Foxes
 Deer Numerous and Tome.

George Pierce, sr., sflot two foxes last week. one Monday and ono We'd nescay.
 W. K Spooner saw three deer near William Barber's barn; they were very tame.
 One of Uncle Horace JohnsouIs old fashioned snow storms came in Tues day morning.
 k A. Halls saw mill is running full time and much flrst-class lumber is being sawed.
 Mrs. James Robbins has returned from Hartford and is keeping house for Robert H. Pierce.
 Rural Mail Carrier Arthur W. Logee had a hard time Tuesday during the storm.
 The price of fur has gone down and home trappers have given up the busi- n@as.
 SNne Job Vaughn old homestead is fast going down as no one has lived there for a number of years. This will be one more old landmark gone.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
EAST WELLINGTON

c. P. Williams. who is Tn Willimant.c t1ospftai, is able to sit up little.
 M. ChaDnan and George Wilson were 4n WilIimantic this week
 Mrs. L. Royce has tied up suet in the trees for the birds
 The ground is covered with snow.
 NJ Chapua1 of Westford is carrying things for .. e. Williams while he is in the hospital
 George Lyons Is able to walk down to the store.
 Marian Sparks is able 10 attend to her household affairs after being in Hartford hospital while
 John Willis is driving team for len nie Church.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Several from here attended Quie- baug Pomona grange meeting at Put nam on Saturday.
 Miss !. Louise Kenyon was in Wor- cester on Saturday.
 Vim Butler. who has been with his sister, Mrs. Harold Bloom. the last two months. returned to Virginia on Monday.
 MT. George Young returned to her home in Putnam on Friday of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
WINDnAM COUNTY.
EKONK
Grange Ho,ds Annual Eisotion--eno"
 Too Lial,t for Good Sloigh'na.

100 LfJfr rut @Spt ''''6''fH-
 TI., I.adies Aid society met on Tbtusfny afternoon hh the psrbonhRr ,vItf, Mrs Eello~w There was an un usumllfy largo ettensisnce. After work and brt~iness. five o'clock tea was acrvsd. ,,, ulps Amy aaliup of Pendleton Hili is visftinw her shxter. Mrs Avery A. -1ta nbon.
 Rev s. R. Coates d PlsinfieId preached hast Sunday m the Line breeding house for Mir. Kellogg, woio gas away Co deliver two addresses oi The Passfon Play"
 C'ornpr4ttses of the studny school are appointed to prepare for tl@ usual chr1siinaS festival
 Election st Grange.
 The grange held the annual election ..f oficers on Friday evening. The rs- -sat@ are as follows: MnEter. Charles W Barber. re-eiectedt ovsrsAer. Goo A Tn mar. elected vino has served tn this ofries most ably for i've years; l,-cturcr, Mise Nettie Gallup. steward Harry asvlss, re- elected: sssastsh' steward, Leon Seyles. reelected, chap ,osr- M Martin KsIiogg. reelected for ,he ninth year. tr.asuyvsr, Esther q C.amup, reelected. sscfetnry= hrb csri Eianton Gallup, eledtAd for inc slxth year. sat@keepsr, Carl Gallup m place od Hssn1afnin r. Colburn. who hes served for ndns years ceres. MFA "" v Gallup. Ponone. Mrs. Byr'ss oal sup; Flora MrH IT. NJ. Kellogg; hny steward, Mrs. George A Tennaai. wifo previous to tlpe past year ably held ihe ofrios Cor ~is years.
 Three Inches of Snow.
 Tverxiay's storm was a hard biizEarv' o- tn, looas hin. leaving about thros inches of ngfd feathary snow. not enonsal for sleahing
 Wells. sprinRr and brooks hfe y~' w~ry iovr~-innny dry
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Canterbury Grange No. 70 Elects Off,
 oars.

Last Wednesday evening the mem- bers of Canterbury grange, No. 70, elected the following officers for the ensuing year; Hart W. Golf, master: Samuel A. Carpenter, overseer; Rev. George W. Clark. lecturer: Howard v. Hoxsie, steward James F. Towne, assistant steward; Mrs. Annie F. Clark chaplaini Hubert M. Graves. treasurer; Levi N. Clark, secretary; William M. Towne. gate keeper: Miss Irma I. Huntley Ceres; Miss Nedora Gallo way. Pomona; Mira Clara V. Lark ham. Flora: Mrs. Lillian M. Frink, lvdy assistant steward: Mrs. H. Maud Graves. organist; executive commit tee. Daniel H. Rose. Frank Hoxsie and Charles E, Waldo.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
TH0M PS0N

Mrs. Whittemore IS visiting relatives in New York
 The Baptist young people begin this week preparations for their supper and entertainment to be given in the town hall.
 The Won1an's Missionary society of the Congregational church met Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs. .. E. Searies
 Miss Agnes Ryan and William Leak were married at the Congregational parsonage last week by Rev. John K Moore They went to MT. Leaks home in Brooklyn, but have returned and begun Housekeeping here. ThaF were given a surprise party upon their ar rival Mir Leak was been employed in Backus' store for some time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Death of Walter Scott-Here and There
 About the Village.

Albert H. Williams was in Daniel son. over Sunday.
 The Sunday school held its harvest rally on Sunday morning, with songs by the children and congregation and recitauions by the children. The latter part of the service consisted of a ser mon by the pastor.
 The chicken pie supper and social was well attended on Friday night of lst week and ss14 was cleared.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Perry B. Moffitt of Pomfret on Wednesday, afternoon this week.
 Rev. L. B. Curtis was in Hartford Thursday and Friday this week. attend ing the State Baptist Ministers con- ference.
 Walter Scott died suddenly on Mon- day of heart disease while at his work The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon. Rev. George F. Walters of Woodstock officiating.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
STAFFORD

Rev. 4 4. Ross Of the Universalist church will exchange pulpits next Sun day with Rev. Marion Jones of Staff fordviue of the Congregational church
 Miss Blanche Barlow and Miss Alice Walker of Westford were guests over Sunday Of their aunt, Mrs Eva Bugbee.
 The Mems club held it's regular meeting Tuesday night. Rev J. W. Ballentine giving an interesting talk on India. illustrated with photographs. curios, etc Refreshments were serv e.
 Rev. Fl. ?. Goodsell Of North Ash ford led the Wednesday night service at the Baptist church
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Sunday was q. day of special interest st the Baptist church, Five persons who were baptized recently received the hand of fellowship, one joined by evening
 Tho heavy ga4l Of snow made some reads i'm nps Rabie and made extra work for farmers in this vicinity
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ATTEWAUGkN
Sunday School Preparing for Con
 cert and Christmas Tree.

The Sunday school is preparing for a concert and Christmas tree.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer C. Wood spent one day this week in Providence.
 Earl Weeks is visiting his sister in Webster.
 The choir held a rehearsal In the vestry Friday evening.
 Miss Daisy Weeks and a friend vis- ited in Webster Sunday.
 John Watson Is ill with grip.
 Mrs. Mary Corrigan died Saturday night at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Albert Reeves of this place; bur iaI was Tuesday morning in Dayville e
 Fred Anderson, who has just re- turned from trip south, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Cornena Geer.
 The cylinder of one of the engines blew out Tuesday evening, SO the weave rooms and cardtng room were unable to run. The new engine is now being used.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
EAST WOODSTOCK
Rumored Sale of Herrick Property
 Pastor Attends County Meeting.

Miss Florence Cobleigh spent Satur- day in Worcester.
 Miss Ethel Upham spent the week end with her cousin, Mrs. H. F. Ban mister in Webster
 It is reported that Mrs. Walter Clemens has purchased the Herrick pkoperty located between the East and North villages The house has been unoccupied for several years.
 Rev. T. A. Turner attended the quarterly meeting of the Windham county association of ministers in Putnam Tuesday.
 Celebrated Birthday.
 Gladys Jackson celebrated her 14th birthday on Saturday. The young peo- pie were invited to her house, where a social time was enjoyed.
 Mrs. Jane Perry arrived home last week from a lengthy visit with rela- tives in Hartford. She was accompa- nied by her aunt, Mrs. Emma Bass. who will spend ths winter with Mrs. Perry.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ASHFORD

A. Karhan of New York was in town over Sunday.
 Mrs June Avis. who has been visit ing at D. r. Packers, has returned to New London.
 A s. Clark and Timothy Lynch are employed at Phillips steam mill.
 Henry Weeks has moved his family to the Rartol house. while working at the steam mill.
 Teddy Richards is spending the win ter at Sunnyside farm
 Dwight Flynt has been working for F.. NJ Grant.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ONECO
Local Happenings of Passing interest

Local Happenings of Passing Interest
 MT. and Mrs. C. D. Whitford attend cd the funeral of MT. Bates at Phenix, R. l.. Friday. Orren Kenyon was in Moosup, Ct, last Saturday.
 Mrs. Russell Tfurrott and son, Rus sell, returned to her home Saturday.
 o. w. Bates was in Central Village Saturday.
 T. Brown visited his mother at Phenix R. T., last Saturday.
 Mrs. s. William Burdick was in Moosup recently.
 Miss Carrie Burdick of Central Vil- lage spent last Sunday here at tire home of her parents.
 c. D. Whitford was in Providence on Wedn esday.
 $. William Rurdick was in Moosup Thursday.
 Samuel Coop is soon to go to the Soldiers home in Maine.
 Fred Shippe is moving into one of Charles Cases tenernents.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
$5o,oo VOTED
By Meriden Common Council to Pro
 vide for Water Meters.

Tine 1eriden water department was given very ssrnest attention at tna meeting Of the common council last night three resolutions Of great Inn DDrtance and one communication be- Ing discussed and acted upon. The city treasurer Egag authorized to Dor- roW S5Z,OGO for the city of Asr1den, presumably to carry out the resolution adopted directing the board of appor- tionment and taxation 70 appropriate $50. GgD for the purpose Of meterlng a-t consumers of city water. The latter resolution was presented by Council man John &aEe', Dho made strong speech for itg adODtiOn.- Meriden Rec ord
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ing several weeks with Mir. RolliDAons sister. Mira Charles Barstow.
 Mrs. Justin Chase of Brooklyn was II visitor at Sybil Bakers on Satur- dag.
 elect Elmer Bennett were among the republican guests entertained by state Central Conrnitteeman Charles 4. Gates at the Hotel Hooker in Will mantle last Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. Smith of Fnrnington were guests of the formers brother a& the pareonage over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
WEST WOODSTOCK
Funsrsl Of Mrs. Willard Hopkins Offering for Alaska Orphanase.

Tine body of Mrs. Willard Hopkins vas brought from Scituate, R. l., for burial in the Center yard. The ser vices were held at the Baptist church Thursday &t 1 o'clock, Rev. MT. Car peutAr officiating.
 An off fering for the orphanage at Wood Island, Alaska, was taken at the Baptist Sunday school, amounting to R.oo
 The infara son of Charles Place died Monday night.
 Mrs. Butler has closed her house and will spend thc winter with her sister, Mrs. Foster.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
MINISTER
Rev. L. B. Tenney Gives Lecture on
 Lincoln.

Rev. A A. smith with A. k. Saf- ford, attended the Windham county ministerial meeting in Putnam Tues day.
 Rev. L. B. Penney of Scotland de- livered his lecture on Lincoln in the church. Friday evening, December g.
 Mrs. A. A. Smith and Mrs c Smith attended w. C. T. U. meeting in Willimantie Thursday.
 MT Merrifield of Chicago is spend ing q few weeks with his family in this parish.
 Mrs Merrill Button is recovering from illness.
 Mr and Mrs. William Robinson ot PaSttLcket have returned after spend