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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
KoHLER ExoNERATED.

CIeveland,s "Best Chief" Cieared a
Charges Made Against Him.
Cleveland, o., June 24.-Fred Koh-
ler known as "Reoseyelt's best chief
Of police" was found not guilty by the
civil service commission of charges
fled against him several weeks ago
made by persons seeking to oust him
from his position. He has been rein
stated by Mayor Baehr
The chief received the verdict with
great emotion. He bEeke down and
wept when President Holding of the
commission announced it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24

An anchor to, wfndward--an ad. IN
the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
WOULD BECOME SUBJECT.

Zimmerman Says a Roosevelt Third
Term Will Drive Him to England.
CINCINNATI June "a Eugene Zim-
merman, railroad magnate and father
of the Duchess Of Manchester, an
nounees that he intends to become a
subject Of King George OF Great Brit
ain tt Theodore Roosevelt IL elected
president again.
"If Roosevelt Is elected our next
president" he said, "this country will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
WEATHER EVERYWHERE.

Observations of United States
weather bureaus taken at s a. m.
Yesterday:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-24
Pretty Serious.

''Do you think they get any fun out
of life?' II guess not. They're buy
Ing house. Detroit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
School Holds Thanksgiving Exercises
 Recent Whists-Accidents.

Schools in both the Occum and She- tuclSet districts closed Wednesday aft ernoon for the balance of the week Special exercises were held at the Occum school Wednesday afternoon.
 A pleasant whist party was held in the Occum hall on Wednesday evening under the auspices of St. Joseph's par ish.
 How the Holiday Was Spent.
 Thanksgiving day passed quietly in both villages. The TotolSett Manu- featuring company and the UncasviIls Manufacturing company plants were both quiet during the day. Numerous home gatherings were held.
 On Wednesday John Alien moved into his new home on the Baltic road. During building operations Mir. Allen has occupied one of the Uncasville Manufacturing company's tenements,
 Accidents to Children.
 Henry Roberts fell in the Occurr school building and broke both bones of his right arm. He is as comforts bIe as can be expected.
 The young daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Tebo has nearly recovered from painful injuries received some time since by scalding. The chiid's feet were both badly burned from the over turning of boiler of hot water.
 The recent whist held by the m em- bers of the Totokett hose company in the company's quarters was thorough Iy enjoyed by the members and their guests Other whists are to follow.
 Henry T. German is putting an ad- dition on his house.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
MAN
Engine Derailed-Later Staysrs ir VI
 iage and Grove.

Engine No. 544 of the east bound local freight went off the track about 3 o'clock Monday afternoon near H. B. Morton's store in Main street. At 715 D. III. the wrecker arrived from New Haven and at $40 the engine was on the rails again and was taken back to the Elm city
 John D. Griswoid of Boston and Ar thur J. Griswold of New Haven spent the holiday with Mir. and Mrs. George F. Griswold in Pennsylvania avenue.
 J. F. Hurley is relating pleasant in- cidents of his trip to New York and the horse show.
 Arthur Ball of West Main street has been entertaining Wallace Eddy from Block Island.
 llor. and Mrs. Everett $. Warner of Breezy Point are late stayers in the Grove.
 Herbert C. Burdick is making i'm provements about his cottage in Or chard street.
 Frank 4. Aston left Wednesday for & weeks business trip to Middletown MT. Aston will return to the Grove for a short stay before going to Mid dletown for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert E. Reed closed the Reed cottage in Orchard street Monday Mir Reed has gone to Den yer. Col. where he has secured an en- ge cement as travelling salesman in the west. Mrs. Reed will visit relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y, before going to Denver to join her husband. MT. and Mrs. Reed were late stayers in the Grove.
 Dr. and Mrs. George NJ. Barrett left Monday for Hartford for an indefinite stay with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs William F. Alden have returned from New York and will spend the winter at the Matthews cot tage in Center street.
 Dorman Brothers have been hauling out Harry Lees racer from the cove.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
LEFFINGWELl-
Thanksgiving Week Guests-Homs
 Gatherings on the Holiday.

Fred Vergason. Miss Helen and Dar row Vergason of Bean Hill were guests Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs Samuel Beebe.
 children. Austin and Agnes. of Raw mond Hill, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. M. o. Swan
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lathrop were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. John Lathrop of Bozrah.
 Roy RatEbone of Charlestown. R. was in the congregation at the Bap- tist church Sunday morning. the guest of Miss Hazel CallSins.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin Beeeb of No ble's Hill were Sunday guests at Sam uel Beebe's.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Sheldon of East Great Plain were entertained Sunday by Forrest Leff1ngwell and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. John l. Ross were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Reynolds of Montville Sunday Mrs. Ross staying until over Thanksgiving and Mir Ross spending Thursday with them.
 -'"yd Beebe of the Cnnne c=lcut az. riIuittIfa, college is spending .he ho.-. ldays v:fth his pa.e..ts. MT. and Mrs. Sahtue, Beebe.
 Away for Holidays.
 Miss Anna Foley, teacher in this place, is spending the Thanksgiving holidays at her home in New London
 John Lef1ihgweli and Miss Ida Chapel spent Thanksgiving with Mir and Mrs. Williams of Salem
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren Nichols and Misses Addie and Charles Nichols of Willimantic are guests of MT. and Mrs. c. Leland Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. George Sheldon of East Great Plain were Thanksgiving guests of Mir and Mrs Forrest Leffina-
 wells.
 At the Beebe Home
 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe enter tained a party of relatives on Thanks giving. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Arthur Armstrong and two chil- dren and Henry Eberhardt of Nor wich, Henry Eberhardt, IT, of Mont vile and Miss Katherine Dietz of this place.
 Family Party at Charles Leffingwell'ss
 There was the usual family gather ing at the home of MT. and Mrs J. Charles Leffingwell Thanksgiving. Twenty three were present, including their children and four grandchildrep and few guests. In the evening mu- sic and recitations were enjoyed, all having a delightful time Miss Hazel Calkins spent Thanks giving with her parents, MT. and Mira. William Calkins of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
SALEM
Thanksgiving Entertainment Given by School Children-About the Village.

An unusually large number attend
 ed the Thanksgiving services in the l Congregational church last Sunday.
 The singing was exceptionally fine.
 MT. Rogers was not able to be pres | ent, so Mrs. Ora Clark had charge
 of the evening services. Mrs. Cora | Harvey presided at the piano. | Mr. Sterry spent Sunday with his wife and daughter at the Red cottage.
 MT Holman of New York city was i theri guest.
 Judge c. w. Harvey has returned to his home in town after an absence of l several weeks.
 The dance given by J. Frank Rog- CTS in Strickland hall last Friday eve-
 ming was well attended. | Mrs. George Standish of Colchester
 was in town last Friday. 1 Miss Harriet Williams of New Lon
 don spent Thanksgiving day at the l home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. 1 Charles A. Williams.
 Misses Ruth and Iveagh Sterry, stu dents at the Memorial institute, of i New London, are spending Thanks giving recess at their home in town. Miss Eva Standish and Miss Susan Miner are spending the Thanksgiving ! recess at the home of Miss Standish | in Westohester.
 spent Thanksgiving day at the home | of MT. Maynard's sister, Mrs. Willis Hall
 Mir. and Mrs. James Lorne spent Thanksgiving day in New London. MT. and Mrs Gilbert Murray and daughter Ruth spent Thanksgiving day in Franklin, the guests of Mrs. Mur- rays grandfather, Deacon Robinson. MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner and son Charles spent Thanksgiving day at Mir. Miners home in Millington. Fred R. Bailey and family were vis- itnrG Frha f1ax in Tn1nhacfar the guests of Addison Taintor and Mrs, 1 M. R. Siegfried.
 Thanksgiving Day Exercises.
 The pupils in the Central district gave pleasing entertainment in their school room on Wednesday afternoon under the direction of their teacher, Miss Eva M. Standish. The following programme was carried out Song, Our Father, school: reading of the Presidents Thanksgiving Proclama- tion Carrie Giles; Thanksgiving Quo tations. school; recitation, Penelope's Story. Susan Miner; recitation,
 Thanksgiving Turkey, Willie Day; reading of the Governors Proclama- tion, Leon Rix; recitation, Thanksgiv ing, Sarah Schmuckler; song. We're All Going~-to Grandpa's sehool;t An Original Thanksgiving Story, Law rtuse Beebesz seeitation, Out for 8 Walk. IeRoy Baffev. recitation, The IlAsA1IIAS, SaJIlt IilCS, AtCAldtAOlli The First Thanksgiving Day, Ida Schmunckler; composition, The Pill grims, Susan Miner: recita ton, Story of the Pilgrims, Treon Morgan; reef tation, Thanksgiving Day, Celia Rath- bone; recitation. Puritan Boy, Myer Schumacher; exercise Pilgrims and Indians, lower grades; composition, Origin of Thanksgiving, Leon Rix; recitation, Little Puritan, Annie Schumacher; recitation. A Little Boys Trobule, Lawrence Spencer; song, Americas children, school.
 Rev. J. s. CogsweI will preach in the Congregational church next Sun day morning on The Christian Race and will give 8 talk on the athletes of ancient Greece.
 Mrs. Mary Darling will lead the Young Peoples meeting in the eve ming.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
HAMBURG
Lyme Juvenile Grange lnstalls Officers
 Pleasant Surprise Party.

Lyme Juvenile grange installed off, cers Saturday afternoon, November 19, as follows:
 Master, Morris Peek; lecturer, Les lie Beebe; secretary, Olive Stark; ov- erseer, Inez Peck; treasurer, Jennie Stark; steward, Lyman Harding; la dy assistant, Ruth Harding; Flora, Harriet Reynolds: Cere, Ora Harding; Pomona, Rose Gillette; gate keeper, Eugene Beebe One candidate was ad- rnitted to the society.
 pleasant surprise party was given Miss May Harding Friday evening of last week. Mrs. J. s. Daniels and son furnished music and dancing was en- joyed. Light refreshments were served and games were played.
 Rev. Leroy Partch, who has preach ed here for two years. has been called to a church in Lake Mills, Wis, and will move in the near future. much to the regret of his parishioners.
 John Tiffany visited friends in Hart ford the first of the week.
 Mrs William Anderson spent few days last week with her parents at Wilson's station.
 Leon Tiffany spent the week end with his parents in Sterling City.
 MT, and Mrs. Lodowick Bill spent Thanksgiving with their son in Deep River.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
NEW LONDON COUNTY
VOLuNTOWN
Birthday Surprise for Fred @. Brown Court Libertys Concert and Ball. CIark-kiIbourne Wedding.

Saturday evening about thirty friends and scQuatntances paid sur prise visit to the home of Mir. and Mrs Fred c, Brown, it being dr refresnments of cake. fruit, candy, etc., which vera served with coffee durins the evening Among the gifts received by Mr. Brown was a handsome coat sweater presented in a happy speech by Henry Cole on pehaE of ths party. The evening was pleasantly passed. the party being entertained with music, after which games were played.
 Social Event of the Season.
 On Wednesday evening Court Lib- erty, No. 1a2, F. of A., held its eleventh annual concert and bah in Union hall, which was artisttcally decorated in red: white and blue bunting. the colorS Of the order. This annual affair has be- come the leading social event of the season and on Wednesday evening was attended by a very large number Of nnen1bars and their friends. who thor ougblT enjoyed the fine evenings pro- graznrne arranged by the committee in charge. Harmony orchestra. of eight pieces gave a concert from to un- der the direction Of William Richards and received liberal applause for their fine work They also furnished music for the dancing that followed from g until 2 tn the morning. The affair proved not only a very enjoyable one but also a very successful one hnan- cially. The committee in charge was Thomas Mcdonald chairman, Andrew J. Mcclure and Jeffield LaCass.
 Msrksnsu Try Their Skill.
 Thanksgiving afternoon number of local gunners held a trap shoot at Beachdale which was witnessed by q good sized crowd Some good shoot ing was witnessed, although no very remarkable Scores were made. There ara erouen good silota in town t0 form a good gun club
 Local interests.
 Frank Burton and Miss Mary A. Me GuiEan, both of this place. were mar Tied on Saturday in Norwich by Justice of the Peace J. H. Barnes.
 4 number from this place were in Norwich on Saturday last doing their Thanksgiving shopping.
 Archelle Russ1 of Riverpoint, R. l., and Martial Russi of Torrington are visiting at their homo here.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Chartier and pending the Thanksgiving holidays at 4he home of William Ritchotte.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Groves of Hills Erove, R. l.. are spending the holidays ct the home of MT. Groves parents, MT. and Mrs. David o. Groves.
 Miss Jennie Campbell of tha New London Business college ard Miss r6leos Herbert of the Academy of the Holy Family at Baltic are enjoying the holi- days at their home here.
 Misses Dun1eavy and Backus, teach CTS at the local grammar school, are spending their holidays at their home in North Windham.
 Mir. and Mrs. z. Mordor are in Willi- mantle.
 James p. Whitaker of Providence spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitaker.
 Clark kitbourne Marriage.
 Edward E. Clark of this place and Miss Cora Kilbourne of New Britain were married at New Britain on We'd nesday afternoon. Mir. Clark Is super intendent of the mills of the Briggs Manufacturing company in this town. His bride is well known here as 8 for mer teacher in the public schools.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
SOUTH LYME
Arrangements Being Made for Christ
 mas Concert.

Mrs. James Champion has returned after a months visit with her mother in Ivoryton.
 Charles Peabody of Waterford, g vee- eran of the Civil war. and his son-in- law ware callers on F. C. Payne and w c. Slate Sunday.
 Almon Champion visited friends in Mantle this week.
 Mrs. James Kennedy of Black Hall is visiting her friends, MT. and Mrs David Champion.
 Mrs. W. c. Slate and son William were guests of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Mill Ter in Lyme over Sunday.
 John Haskins of Lyme was calling on friends in the village Sunday. Miss Jennie Maynard is the guest oi Miss Edith Howard.
 Miss Edith Huff was visiting ir Saybrook Saturday.
 Rev. F. M. Chapman was calling ir the village Saturday.
 Mrs. w. F. Read of Little Boston visited her mother, Mrs. James Stan ton, Wednesday.
 Christmas Concert.
 Preparations are being made at the Union chapel for a, Christmas concert The Kings Daughters are to meet with Mrs. E. P. Stonhope Tuesday af- ternoon.
 Christopher Barry of New London called on friends here Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
NORTH STONlNGTON
Union TharSes giving serviee-EIisha Post Leases Frink Farrn-WiIIiann c. Browne Death.

The union Thanksgiving service in the Third Baptist church Sunday morning was largely attended. The sern1on was by Rev! J. H. Adams from the words 70 that men would praise the Lord for His goodness and for His wonderful works unto the children of men" Rev. F. M. I7ollister conducted the introductory services and sang the offertory solo.
 Edward Main and family have moved into their new residence on the Nor wich road.
 Mrs. F. M. Holhster returned Tues day evening from three weeks ab- sence in Michigan.
 Miss Phebe B. Sheffield has been substituting as teacher for Miss Hat tie M. Miner, who has been detained at home thts week by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Lucy Miner.
 Leased Frink Farm.
 Elisha Post of New London has leased the Daniel H. Brink farm
 Rev. L1cian Drury arrived home on Tuesday evening from an absence Of four days during which he supplied the pulpit of the Congregational church in Westminster, Vt, and visited his son, l.. L. DTury Tn Mount Hermon, Mass.
 Death of William C. Brown.
 William c. Brown of this town died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. FL ilef O6Ni5f III NOAHk, lue5Ohy. IU0 funeral service was held in the Third Baptist church Wednesday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. J. H. Ad- s1ss. Bur7al was in the Old Plain cem- etery.
 Thanksgiving Guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. George F. Coats spent Thanksgiving fin New Britain at the homo of Mr. Coats brother. Judge John Coats.
 Postmaster and Mrs George w. Tryon and Mrs. C. E. Hewitt were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Dr W, A. Hlflard dn Westerly.
 Mrs. D. F. Chapman entertained at Thanksgiving dinner her son J. F. Chapman, of Mystic, two granddaugh- ters, the Misses Chapman, and two grandsons. Lyle c. and Ernest Gray.
 MT. and Mrs 1T. M. Perkins and James D. Miner and son spent Thanks giving with MT. and Mrs. David Mason of Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Tanner of New London spent the holiday here guests Of MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Brown
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
GALES FERRY
Report of Sunday School Convention Given by Supt c. E. CoIver-Per- sonaI Notes.

An interesting report of the recent 1 convention of the Connecticut Sunday l School association at 'Middletown was given by Supt. c. E. CoIver, who at tended as a delegate from the Gales Ferry Sunday school. at the session of this school on Sunday. Miss Alice Satterfee. Mrs. Eugene La.F'onuAine,
 Rev. and Mrs. c. Wilson Harrison Charles H. Chapman and Superintend- ent Colver were elected as a Christ 1 mas committee at the close of the 1 study hour, when a meeting of the Sunday school board was held to con- slider the observance of the Christmas l season.
 Moaett Lawson left last week for Jersey City, where he has obtained l employment.
 Miss Laura Perkins, who has been spending some time recently with her cousin, Mrs. Isaac Geer of Ledyard returned home Saturday. 1 Miss Harriet Bishop Of Brown ar 1 rived here from Bristol Wednesday evening to spend the Thanksgivins
 recess with her mother, Mrs. Sarah l Perkins.
 l Miss Mary Huributt is visiting Miss
 Mabel Martin in Meriden. l Moves E. Allyn visited last week l with friends at Wisdham and at his 1 former home in Hartford and Middle town.
 | 1AS N6ehIS SefN4Ce ana CnO1T 1 rehearsal was held Wednesday eve ming this week on account of the 1 Thanksgiving holiday. Norman L. Brown sailed Saturday 1 on the barge Bombay from Allyns l Point for trip to Newport News, l Va.
 i Nathan 4. Gibbs of Norwich and 1 Milo Benn Of New London were call CTS at their summer homes in the vil- lage on Thursday. 1 Miss Sarah Latimer was visitor i at her former home in Hartford for | a. few days last week. Mir. and Mrs. George Kettle moved 1 their household goods to Groton Sat | urday.
 Returns to Mount Hsrmon. l J. Raymond Perkins, who was call l ed home to attend the funeral of his grandmother. Mrs. Albertus Maynard returned to his studies at Mount Her
 mon, Mass, Monday morning. Clarence Latham of Essex, accom- panied by his son, Thomas, spent the holiday with his parents, MT. and Mrs Thomas Latham Mrs. Emma Harrison, who has been conducting a mission for the past three weeks in Lowell, Mass, has re- turned to the parsonage Coroner Franklin H. Brown of Nor wich, accompanied by Edward Lati-
 mer w. E. Bracewen and D. c. Per k1nS. 1QaQe Ln6lF last OI the season on the auxuiliary sloop Ruth, Tuesday, the boat being hauled up for the winter on Thursday.
 Percy Norman has returned to his duties on the steamer Richard Peck, after spending his vacation with his
 mother, Mrs. P l.. Norman, st Allyns
 Point.
 Charles Turner of Hartford arrived
 Wednesday evening to spend the holi-
 day with his mother, Mrs. Alonzo Tur-
 QeF
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
LEDYARD
Telephone Line compietsd-Surprise
 on Birthday-Holiday Guests.


 Charles E. Lewis of Norwich was the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Ed ward Avery, on Thanksgiving day.
 Good Corn Crop.
 Frank W. Brewster, prosperous farmer of this town, has raised over 800 bushels of good, hard corn this year.
 New Telephone Line.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone company has completed the line on the Norwich division near the Po- quetanuck line and has put the te1e- phones in for several subscribers The line has been kept busy and all those who have it are pleased to talk with their friends.
 Many from this town went away to spend Thanksgiving and many friends and relatives came back to the old homesteads to spend theirs.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Ho1dridge Of Providence were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Sarah H. Main at Lan- tern Hili.
 Birthday Surprise Party. Twenty eight young people gave Miss Bertha Weiman surprise par ty in honor of her birthday on Thanksgiving eve. Games were play ed refreshments were served and all enjoyed the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin Hewitt have been staying several days with rela- tiyes in Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
LEBANON

Mrs. Ella Mason of RosIindale, Mass. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Danielson.
 Deacon and Mrs. William Wetmore spent Thanksgiving day with their son in Hartford.
 MT and Mrs. David Pitcher are spending this week with the latter S parents in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Harold Mason spent last Saturday and Sunday with Rodney Hewitt at Brown university.
 Bert Sweet and Chauncey Williams were among the fortunate ones who saw the Yale Harvard game last Sat urday
 Clayton Williams. the ten year old son of Arthur Williams, fell against q bureau last Wednesday and received a scalp wound three inches long which required several stitches.
 Arthur Williams has been out of town for a. few days on business.
 Mrs. Annie and Miss Berry Perry have returned from their summer home here to New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
PENDLETON HILL
Items Chiefly Personal-Reoent Guests
 Noted

Miss Brown of Westerly visited over Thanksgiving with Mrs J. M. Cook
 Mrs. Charles Hflliard has returned home. after a lengthy visit with friends and relatives in North Stonington.
 Mrs. Flora Congdon and daughter, Hattie, were in Westerly Wednesday,
 Mrs. James O. Miner and sons, Her. bert and Willis, were in Voluntown on Tuesday.
 Philip Daigneau and William La Clair were recent guests of Emory Daigeau.
 J. Morton Cooke has finished cart ing ties for Mrs. Nathan Maine.
 Walter Tanner was the guest of MrA James M. Cooke Nov. 19.
 Mary Chapman led the meeting Sum- day evening.
 Frank Egglestone Of Glasgo is visit ing his daughter, Mfs w. W. Winnie
 Mrs. Charles Brown of voluntown was the guest of Mrs. Sheffield Doug- lass over Sunday.
 Edna Palmer was the guest recently of Mrs. W. H. Kinnie.
 Emory Daigneau has moved Into tho Cynthia Watson house z
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
LISBON
Sale and Supper Followed by A.

Sale and Supper Followed by Auction.
 Paul Budeit, who has been i'll at his home for two weeks, resumed his du- ties at Somers Bros, Monday
 The sale and oyster supper given by the Ladies Aid society Friday evening was success. A good crowd attended and fine time was enjoyed. At the close number of things had not been sold, so Benjamin Brown acted at auc- tioneer and they were sold to the high est bidder.
 Miss Rosella Collins of Central Vil- lage was the guest of her cousin, Miss Ethel M. Kennedy, Thursday and Fri day.
 Nelson Adams of Hanover was in town Monday.
 Miss Ethel Kennedy and August Holeck were guests Sunday of MT and Mrs. Emil Hoefck in Preston.
 Misses Margare etfra and Anna Hoelck were guests of their brother, Otto Hoelck, over Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
HANOVER
Concert at Peck Schoelhouse-chro,
 icie of Holiday Visitors.

Friday evening a concert was siy- en at the Peck schoo1house, Miss Ma rion Walker, teacher.
 Among the Thanksgiving day wis., itorS here were Mir and Mrs. Greig of Dayville and George Eadie of Day vile, Dr. Afnadon of Boston, Miss Sadie Bennett, Herbert Bennett and Carroll Peck. from Lowell. Mass, Miss Edith Peck from Bridgeport and Will jam Ladd from Enfield, N. H.
 Agent for Tract Society.
 James Ablard has entered upon work as agent of the American Tract so- ciety in the Shenandoah valley, Vir- ginia.
 The Thanksgiving programme of music will be given at the church next Sunday.
 In the afternoon at three 9 meet ing will be held at Peck district school