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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
HAMPTON
Death of Miss Olive Pearl Takes Away
Old notwithstanding of the Local
straightforward Party at the
Prospect House.

Last week the four schools in Hamp-
ton opened with teachers as follows:
Miss Viola Jewett at Clark's Corner,
Miss Ethel Riley at Howard Valley,
Miss l.. Louise Kimball on the hill and
Miss Adella Bassett at the Bell dis
trict.
William S. Ford entered his three
year old stallion at the Willimantic
fair and came away with the blue rib
bon.
Visitors to the Willimantic fair from
Hampton were A. B. Roberts. f. n.
Phillips, Orrin Phillips, George Thomp-
son, Edward Cleveland, Deacon Hast
ings. Edward Kent Percy Fl. Ford,
William S. Ford, Merton Phillips. Louie
Fits. Wallace Taylor and John Frank
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips,
Jennie Weldon, Mrs. George Thompson,
Misses Mary Anthony, Della Lynch,
Kate Thompson, Dora Thompson and
Mary Pearle.
An automobile party from Norwich
consisting of DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Stark,
DR.. and Mrs. Pollock, Miss Florence
Stark Lowell Stark, Miss Martha
Pollock, Master Henry Pollock, Miss
Voter and II. Q. Hoyt We're at the
Prospect house for dinner Sunday.
Miss Olive Pearl, one of Hampton's
oldest residents, died early Tuesday
morning at the age of 81 years and 4
months. Funeral service was held at
her late home and conducted by Rev.
Charles Morgan
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Tuesday a Record Breaker for Wood
stock Fair-Louis r. Southworth Re-
turns to New York.

Louis r. SouthWorth, marine re-
porter of the New York World for
some years, closed his vacation visit
to his country home here on Wednes-
day and returned to New York to re-
sumo his work there.
Miss Ida Sanger went to Montpelier,
Vt, on Thursday to visit a former
pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs. Louis
Bamberg.
Lawrence Sherman of South Coven-
try was in town this week
Mrs Esther A. Phillips has been
quite i'll for several days but is i'm
proving.
Woodstock Fair Decided Success.
The Woodstock fair was held this
week with success. The principal day,
Tuesday, was a record breaker 5000
more being taken in than the best day
last year which was a record breaker
then.
Mrs. Edith Frost of New Haven. was
a. guest of Miss Gertrude Phillips, P
NJ, this week.
Miss Mildred Wells left home on
Wednesday to return to Dean acade-
my at Franklin, Mass.
Henry Young was seriously ill re-
Gently, but is much better now.
Miss Minnie Wells came home from
Attleboro, Mass, on Monday.
Mrs. Belle T. Young and Miss Elsie
came home to attend the fair and re-
turned to Putnam on Wednesday.
Raymond Sheldon came home from
SOuthbridge, Mass, to attend the fair
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
DAYVILLE
Substantial Gift and Anniversary Sur
prise for Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds.

Mrs. Charles Stokes of Bristol is the
guest of Mrs. Mary Stokes.
The ladies' aid society gave the Rev
and Mrs, Reynolds an anniversary sur
prise on September 10. carrying with
them two envelopes containing money
and good wishes.
George Niche is entertaining Miss
Falkner of Worcester.
Mrs. c. A. Russell has as her guest
Mrs Charles Marble of Worcester.
Miss Deborah Russell is spending
several days in Portsmouth, N. H
Mrs NJ. r. Miller of Detroit who has
been the guest of Mrs Fl. L. Ham
mond returned home Tuesday.
Austin Brooks was in Boston Tues
day.
Austin Brooks left Wednesday for
his school at Suffield.
Miss Deming is in Wauregan, the
guest Of Dorothy Atwood
James Grady has returned to Hart
ford.
Wilfred Thomas has entered the en-
pIoy of the Gillette &, Walker Co
Wilfred Billings has gone to Paw
tucl1et, R. L, to work.
Moses Berthiaume Jr., was a re-
cent visitor in Boston.
William F. Bidwell was in Norwich,
attending the congressional conven-
tion Wednesday.
Mrs. W. E. LaBelle, Mrs Herbert
Reach and Sabin S. Russell were in
Hartford Tuesday and Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
SOUTH LYME
Kings Daughters Planning for Annual
Fair and Sale Here and There
About the Place.

Mrs. ]. W. Roath is visiting rela-
tives in Ivoryton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Miller and infant
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Slate Sunday.
Mrs. James Champion has returned
home after an extended visit with rela-
tives in Ivoryton-
Harry Hersie spent Sunday with his
family in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Comstock and
daughter Edna spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Z. G. Payne.
Fred Comstock of Boston visited
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. c.
Payne. this week.
The Kings Daughters will hold their
annual fair and sale at the Union
chapel Thursday.
The Seventh district school opened
Monday with Miss Edith Hough as
teacher.
Mrs. Carrie Rogers of Little Boston
visited friends in this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slate visited relatives
and friends in Lyme Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
WESTMINSTER
Crowd at WiIIett Auction-Rep pairing
Highways.

Misses Villa Linnell and Minnie
Frost who have been spending several
weeks with Miss Linnell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Linnell, left Satur-
day for New York, where they will
resume their work as teachers.
Mrs. Charles Barstow has been en-
tertaining her brother.
Miss Lila Ogden of Rockville, who
teaches the village school. is board
ing at Merrill Buttons.
Mrs. Olive Mcdonald is spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Sybil Baker
Dr. Beardsley of Hartford will speak
in the CONGREGATIONAL church next
Sunday morning.
Edward Baker and Elmer Bennett
attended the state republican conven-
ton in Hartford
Mrs. Helen Button of Plainfeld, who
has been the guest of relatives at Gay
Head, has returned home.
The auction at b. Willett's was at
tended by a large crowd.
The main road, which was badly
washed by the recent rains, is being
repaired this week.
Several from this place attended the
Willimantic fair Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
WlNDHAM
Free Library Association Elects Off
vers-Miss Helen Larrabee Enter
tans at Dinner - Andrew Metzger
Loses Valuable Horse.

AT the annual meeting of the Free
Library association the following Off
GERS were elected: President, DR.. F. E.
Guild vice president, Guilford Smith;
secretary, Miss Josephine Bingham;
treasurer. II. Clinton Lathrop; auditor,
L. ]. Hammond; librarian, Miss Julia
A. Swift; assistant, Miss Grace Bates.
The association has a small fund, but
IS supported principally by entertain
ments and contributions. There is a
balance of $58 in the treasury. A num-
Der of gifts of books, etc, have been
received during the year and recently
MIR. and Mrs. Guilford Smith have
given a Globe Wernicke extension
bookcase. There are 1000 books in the
library and several magazines are
subscribed for. The reading room is
open every day and books are given
our for circulation every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon
Returned from Auto Trip.
Miss Helen Wilson has returned
from an auto trip with Mr.. and Mrs.
Champlin of South Coventry and J. c.
Aver of New Haven.
Mrs. s. II. Eaton and sons Alfred
and Lester. have returned from a two
months visit in Vermont.
Miss Helen Larrabee entertained a
number of Windham and Willimantic
friends at dinner on Tuesday evening.
De Witt Lathrop has returned from
ten days vacation spent in Boston
and New Hampshire.
Postmaster l. N. Johnson is spending
a week in Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs John Woods, who have
been spending the summer in town, re-
turned to New York on Tuesday.
Will Enter WiIIimantic High School,
Irene Hart, Alfred and Lester Eat
on Adelbert Potter and Harold LET
fngweu entered the high school in
Willimantic on Monday.
Miss White of Groton is at The Inn
Mrs. J. ". Marquette has taken an
apartment in New Haven and gone
there to live
Andrew Metzger lost a valuable
horse this week
DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Klotz and son.
who have been at The Inn for six
weeks, returned to New York on Sun
day, making the trip in their auto.
The Misses Wattles o1sBoston have
been spending some time with Mrs.
Harold Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron and children.
who have been at the Patten cottage
since May, return to their home in
Mappaham today Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Billings is i'll with
rheumatism.
Mrs. James Baker and daughter of
New London are at Col W. S. Chap
pe1rs.
Entertained Ladies of ST. PauI's
Church.
Mrs w. S. ChappeI entertained the
ladies of St. PauTs church on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Neal who
have been spending several weeks with
their sister, Mrs. Everett LeffingweIl,
have returned to their home in Brook
Ign, n. Y.
Miss Clare Bass, who has been
studying in Europe this summer, has
been spending a week with her mother.
Mrs. Lucian Bass, before returning to
her duties as teacher in an academy
in Kansas.
Since the burning of Tatem & Sons
axe handle factory in Hartford the
mill here, owned by the same firm, has
been running day and night to fill or
dere as fast as possible
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
POMFRET CENTER
Westland Farm Superintendent Wins
Many Prices for Choice Apples.

Miss Eleanor J. Clark has returned
from York Harbor to La Plaisance,
her summer home here.
Mrs. CORTLAND Hoppin has returned
to Courtlands from York Harbor.
DR.. and Mrs. Allerton Cushman and
family have returned from Bar Har-
Dor.
Everett +. Brown, superintendent of
Westland farm, won at Charter Oak
fair last week the sweepstakes prize OF
$25 on best collection of apples, be-
sides 20 prizes on single plates; also
this week at Woodstock fair first on
collection of apples. and fifty first
prizes on single plates.
Mr.. Holmes of Rhode Island is visit
ing Albert Averill.
Mrs. Joseph Scott visited her par
ents in Brooklyn last week.
Mrs. Clark Brown of Westerly is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Alger.
A number from this section attended
Charter Oak fair last week and Wood
stock fair this week.
Robert Rust visited Boston last week
and saw the aeroplane exhibition,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
ATTAWAUGAM
The Attawauean Company Install New
Water Wheel-Death of Edward Pea
body's Child.

Edward Peabodys child, is months
old, died Sunday night and was buried
Wednesday afternoon The funeral
services were held at the church.
Walter Robinson, Earl Weeks, Arthur
Waterhouse and Curtis Brown were
the bearers.
Albert Robinson spent Sunday at
Canterbury.
Joseph Zero and family have gone to
Michigan for a month or six weeks
visit
A new engine has arrived which is
to take place of the other two engines
which are almost worn out.
Mrs. Clarence Weeks is visiting in
Webster
The AttawauganNcom have put
a new water wheel in their mill at
Ballouville.
Mrs. Henry Brothers and daughter,
Ida of Wauregan. spent Sunday with
relatives in this place.
Miss Gertrude Waterhouse was in
New London Wednesday.
Mrs Howard Thyng and little daush-
ter returned home to Chester, Pa,
Wednesday.
Miss Edith F'rissell has returned to
Moodus, Conn, where she teaches
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steere called on
friends in this place Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
WATERFORD
LEGAL People Attend Baptist Conven-
tion-son1ething About Potatoes.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyon and fam
as have returned to New Haven. aft
.r spending the summer at Pleasure
bea Oh.
Mrs. Pamela Moser is spending the
week at Mr.. and Mrs William Per-
kins' at Pleasure beach.
Airs Charles Lamb OF Lebanon was
the guest OF Mrs. owen G. Williams
last Saturday Mrs. Eben z. Crouch
OF Groton called on Mrs. owen c.
williams the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Card Of New
London are spending two weeks va
cation with Mrs. Cards sister. Mrs
Daniel BOYLE OF Granitevile.
Mrs Mary A Littleneld was an at
t>ndsnt at the Baptist association at
New London Wednesday and Thurs
dav.
Deacon Anderson and a number OF
men were this week casting up
way around the First Baptist church
az Jordan.
w G. Saunders and A. IT. Lam
phere attended the republican state
convention 1t Hartford
Difference in Potatoes.
Ia the state Of New York a potato
raiser picked Up seventy potatoes that
sii1ed a basket holding over FIVE pecks:
On Waterford hill or potatoes contain
ed sevcuty-one potatoes and one Of
them weighed one pound The whole
would not Oh a two-quart measure.
Mrs Walter p. Young attended the
Baptist convention at New London on
Wednescay.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
End of the Season Sends Summer Res
dents to Their Homes.


Mrs. Emile Butler returned to New
Haven Thursday
Mrs. Ernest Barnes and daughter or
SturbridPe, Mass, visited the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley Chamber
lain, the past week
John f. Spencer and family of Will
limantic recently spent Sunday with
MI Spencer's cousin, Mrs. Allen w.
Kenyon.
O. A. IIiscox attended the dinner at
Wildwood park on Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Kenyon entertained Mrs.
Josephine Bartlett of Putnam and Miss
Florence Kenyon of Ithaca. n. Y, on
Wednesday of last week.
Sidney p. Butler and wife of New
Haven are visiting the formers moth
er, Mrs. Juliet Butler.
Mrs. Maria Vroom and daughters
have returned to East Orange n. ].
Miss Josephine l.. Kenyon has re-
turned from two weeks visit in Prov
idence.
+. IT. Stadtmueller and son of Hart
ford arse at Allen w. Kenyon's
Several from here attended the fair
at Woodstock on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Miss Alice Alderman of Worcester
is at A. n. Hanlmond's.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
FRANKLIN
Republicans and Democrats Nominate
Town Officers-LoeaI People Attend
ing Norwich Academy and Windham
High School-Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Hyde entertained
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs David Lilli-
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stott of
Plain Hills and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
HYDE OF Willimantic.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Keables of
Norwich Town were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon eager.
Mrs. Hermon eager was a Norwich
visitor on Wednesday.
Quite a large number attended the
wiIllmantic fair this week
Mrs Frank Hastings and daughter
were the guests Of Mrs. Antoinnette
Hastings one day the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lilley and
daughter Dorothy of Adams, Mass,
were the guests OF william Lilley over
Sunday. on Monday they started for
Washington. u. g.
Mrs Jeanette HOFFMAN is in East
hampton for an extended visit.
Marion J. Lamb IS in West Hart
FORD where she is going to take a post
graduate course at the high school.
Miss Harriet +. Leonard has re-
turned to her home in Westhampton.
accompanied by her sister, Miss Ellen
ID. Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel d. Spencer Of
Windsor Locks are the guests of MT
and Mrs. Ezra Bailey.
Miss Sarah Weinaub Of East Lyme
has been engaged to teach the SODIUM
school
Will Attend Windham High School
The children that arc going TO at
tAnd the Windham high school are
Anna Armstrong. Ralph Armstrong.
Florence lockwood. Fred Race and
Huntington I4athrop.
Those that are going to attend the
Norwich Free Academy are Eleanor
Becl<vitt Charles z. Davis. Nellie
Driscoli Katherine HOlton, Elsie
Maine and Michael Ohearn.
Edward J. Taylor has passed the ex
animation for the Windham high
school
Republican Town Ticket.
The republicans held a Caucus at
the town hall on Monday evening and
The following town officers were nom
mated. First selectman George Kahn;
second. Louis Smith; assessor George
Ladd. board OF relief George f.. Stark
weather. T. w. Hoxie; registrar of
voters. Geo. J.. I-atd. grand jurors,
W r. T.iliev. W. II. Robinson and o. r.
Tracey: constables. 3. n. Hyde. Chas.
Sherman. Clifford Robinson: collector,
Eugene Clark, treasurer OF the town
deposit fund. Samuel HartSlorn.
HAD Enjoyable Time at Coventry Lake.
A party. including Mr. and Mrs
Frank lockwood Miss Florence Rock
wood. Frankie Redwood and Ella
lockwood. Mrs. Tria Race. Miss Flor
enco Hoffman. Miss Jeanette Hoft-
man. Miss Ella Hoffman. MIS-. George
I.add. Mr.. and Mrs 5. y. Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs. /. A Robinson and Master
Arad and Huntington Robinson. visit
ed Coventry lake on Thursday OF last
week A very enjoyable time was
spent.
Democratic Caucus.
The democrats held a caucus at the
town hall on Tuesday evening. The
following town officers were nominated:
First seiectman. A biel Browning; sec
ond. Thomas Newman; assessor. Ed
ward Howard: board OF relief, Joseph
n HYDE. John BRASIL; registrar of
voters. Henry Bellows: grand jurors.
William Brassil. ]. p. priscoll. Jr.,
Jerry Maioney: constable. John Laid
coiiector. William BRASIL; auditor.
Henri Bellows.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Raymond Wheeler of Willimantic
was the guest Saturday of his brother
George I. Wheeler.
Michael o. Reilly of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary J. Con-
lon.
Charles Flint of Norwich called on
Thomas COnlon Sunday.
Last week Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin + Colburn Of Ekonk Mr..
and Mrs James McGIesor OF IIavar-
mill Mass and E. eTstt Whfpple u
NCluntoyvn were guests u LII and
Mrs. r. ]. Barber
Miss Sarah Louise IIadleV is visit
ing her mother, Mrs, Sarah L. Hadley
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
The Weeks Visitors-CharIes Rich
mond Seriously III in California.

MIR. and Mrs. Edward Smith and lit
tie daughter Hazel of Groton have
been visiting at Esec Smiths
e. H Lillibridge has been a West
erly visitor.
Mrs. Charles Leavens of Wauregan
has been called here on account of the
serious illness of her nephew, Hovey
Allen
Miss Edna Lillibridge is spending
several weeks in Wyoming. r. ].
Miss Rose Beaudry leaves Monday
for Wilbraham academy.
Mrs. John Craft is entertaining her
nephew, William Kline of New Brit
ain.
Miss Dorothy Burleson has returned
to JeWett City after visit with Miss
Helen Mathewson.
Mrs. James CaswelI of Narragansett
Pier, r. l., has been spending several
days with Mrs. William Dean
Mrs. Philip Mathewson entertained
party of Danielson friends at her
home Tuesday afternoon. Whist was
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon are
spending a week in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Mrs. John Peterson of Pennsylvania
is here for few weeks.
Going to California.
Everett Richmond expects to start
next week for Nordhoff, California, on
Charles, who has been there for the
benefit of his health.
Taken Suddenly Ill.
Israel Seguin was taken suddenly
i'll in his shop Saturday morning and
fell to the floor. A physician pro-
nounced 1t a case of acute Indigestion.
Mrs. William Simmons has returned
from Pleasure beach, where she has
spent the summer.
Miss Angie Guerin has returned
from Canada, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Jack Capwen was in Hartford on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia spicer is entertaining
her sister from Everett, Mass
Miss Bertha Matthews is visiting
relatives in Springfield and Providence.
Death of Lena Martin.
Lena, the IL year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, died at
her home Wednesday after many
months Illness with spinal trouble and
tuberculosis She leaves besides her
parents, two sisters and two brothers.
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs Leon Franklin. Burrill Frank
ling. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Franklin,
of Providence, Edgar Hopkins, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hopkins of Greene,
r. l., and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kelley
Vi OTItGllS, MdSOn I1OpkIllS bl ADluS-
ton, Mass, have been here in the past
week on account of the illness of Mrs.
Emily Shelley.
Schools closed here early Friday af-
ternoon on account of the teachers
meeting
Eli Garrett of Norwich has been
the guest of local relatives.
Mrs. Maria Amsbury has been spend
ing several days in Boston.
Mrs. Addie Kennedy of Providence
has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Alfred T. Hill.
September VioIets.
Mrs. Warren l.. Hopkins picked a
bunch of violets Saturday in a mead
ow near her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stone of Nor
witch spent Sunday at Nathaniel
Thompson
George r. Fowler of Providence has
been spending several days here i'm
proving his property on River street.
Miss Mary Ledd was organist at
the church Sunday.
John Greenhalgh, Arthur Williams
and Stuart Ellsworth enjoyed an auto
trip to Providence and Fields Point
Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
SOUTH KILLlNGLY
Neiehborhood Picnic-Locai Guests at
Holman Davis Marriage.

The residents of South Killingly and
their friends held a sort of large fam
lily gathering and picnic last Sunday.
1t was postponed on account Of the
rain, Labor day. All had an enjoya-
BILE time. even If it was necessarily
more quiet than they might have had
Labor day Sandwiches and cake were
served at the noon hour.
Cecil Pickett has been spending sew
eral days at George w Barlows.
Everett Hall is able to be out
The new minister is expected today
Saturday, September II.
Holman Davis Wedding
Miss A T. Sample attended the we'd
ding of Miss Sadie E. Davis and Frank
G. Holman last Monday, at 2 p. M.
al Plainfeld. The bride was prettily
dressed in q beautiful soft white gown
and veil. wearing lilies of the valley
and carrying a huge bouquet of white
asters and ferns. The bridesmaid wore
a pretty gown of delicate pink and
carried pink asters and ferns. The
three little ribbon girls were dressed
in white. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev, Mr.. Higgins of Packerville
under prettily arranged arch Of
green's and flowers. Mr. and Mrs.
Holman left Plainfield at s D. m, for
a short wedding trip, after which they
will reside at Georgetown, Conn.
School opened here Monday with
Stephen Douglass teacher
A. A. TiIlinSiast has returned home,
after a short vacation
II. B. Shippee is away from home
again. after being able to spend sew
eral days with his family here.
Charles Fisle spent Sunday with his
family, returning again to Plum is
land, New York, to work.
Found Old Coins.
Tommy Morse found several old
coins lately, after the heavy rains had
washed out the roads about here.
Several places in the roads are wash
ed badly enough to be dangerous, es
pecially to drive over at night.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17

school board were chosen. The former
was Luther Levett and DR.. SpauldinS
and the latter DR.. Gildersleeve and
George Sampson.
Daniel Davis has bought out Ed
Pervin and will carry on the business
and will attend to the postoffice.
Miss Alice Alderman is a guest at
Albert Hammond's.
Henry Bradford is ILL
Pearl Chamberlin is attending school
in Putnam.
Bernice Bates has entered the Wor-
cester Normal school
Fred Perkins from Wauregan is a
guest of his sister, Florence.
Mrs. Richmond with her son and
daughter from Geneseo, ILL.,, who have
been spending a few months with local
friends have started for home.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Teacher in District No. u Resigns
Mrs. Morse and Miss Hyde Leave for
Topeka.

Mrs. Burnham, who began teaching
district NO. u school last week has
resigned and returned to her home in
SheIburne Falls
Miss Rawson of Putnam is visiting
at Calvin RaWSon's.
Mrs. George Morse and niece, Miss
Bertha Hyde. have gone to Topeka,
Kan, for the winter.
Mrs. Foote of Boston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Frank skinner.
Wallace Armstrong has left to at
tend school a winston seminary,
Eastha mpton, Mass.
Miss Olive Paine has commenced
another year as teacher in the Roger
Walcott school. Newton, Mass, leav-
ing for that place Saturday.
Miss Eunice Hubbard has gone to
Springfield where she viii teach the
cnning wear
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
sday Half Holidays Through
CHAPLIN.
Chaplin Exhibitors at Wilinantic Fair
Win Premiums on Cattle and Sheep
Miss Alice Copeland is Attending
Norwich Academy.

A large number of the townspeopIe
attended the Willimantic fair on We'd
nesday. Charles S. Turner and Alfred
a. Ennis exhibited Devon cattle and
sheep and were awarded many prem
iumS.
Mrs. E. Jessie Hunt Mrs. Grin R.
Witter and Miss Florence I. Hunt at
tended the funeral of Clayton Robbins
in Norwich on Wednesday.
Mrs. Benson and Master Paul are
visiting in New York state.
Mrs. Arthur Mathewson of Plainfield
visited at w. B. Gallup's this week
Miss Alice Copeland Is attending the
Norwich Free academy instead of the
Connecticut Agricultural college as
previously reported.
Miss Ruth Snow. Miss Olive Will
Jams and Nelson Frink are attending
the Willimantic High school