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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Lot and New
Six-Room Dweuina

ON NORTH SIDE or WEST CLAY
STREET, AND FRONTING THERE
ON FIFTY FEET, ONE HUNDRED
FEET WEST OF CLIFTON STREET,
IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND, VA.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated Goth
March, 1000, default having h@sa mAds
in the payment Of the debt thereby &C.
eured, and bsing required 10 to do, /
shall offef for sale by public auction in
front of The postoffice in Ashland, Va, on
SATURDAY, APRIL l8th, 1910.
at 8 O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
the property shove described.
! TERMS. Cash a. TO an amount
sufficient to cover the cost OF executing
this trust, and to discharge the amount
ct money payable on the said debt, ~
web - unpaid taxes, insurance premiums
etc., estimated to be about t2i0; the
residue In sum sufficient to satisfy the
entire amount secured by said decd, 10
be payable in yearly instalments u 500
each, with monthly interest, and tho
balance on such terms ~ may be agreed
upon.
ERNEST A. GRAY,
Substituted Trustee.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
There has appeared In the newspa-
pers statement that ! said, at the
meeting held at the courthouse, Mon
day. March 20. 1919. that 1 had been
told by q cftizea that only the low
grade OF MAnchesters citizens were
hghttng annexation, and that all the
good people would cast their votes for
Mr.. H. c. Beattie came to my house
some time ago. and said to me that he
was one OF committee in the fourth
ward looking after the unregistered
voters. and that they wanted all good
men to register for this election; and
that the low grade Of people and the
common people were going to hght It.
l reiterate this statement that ! made
on that occasion as being absolutely
correct The papers also state that
Mr. Beattie denies that he made this
statement to me, and that he said that
~ far rs he knew he had never met
that he would not know me IL he met
me on the street l state that Mr..
BsAttie made this visit to my home.
l4lS Perry street, Manchester. Va, In
ton between US took place in the hall.
The following gentlemen were at my
house that night: Mr.. Thomas Colley,
Emmett Eggleston. and - Rus
sell, who state that Mr.. H. q. Bearie
was at my house At this time. and who
know Mr.. Beattie.
We state that we were 1t Mr. @. p.
ExEieston's house. At the time indi-
ssssa II the .eov hattie snd tnst
was In the hall Of said mousse at that
time. and had = conversation with Mr..
q. r. EdaLEsToN,
EMMETT EGGLESToS.
state A Of virginia.
City OF Richmond, to wit.
I. T. p. Howie, . notary public, in and
Aforesaid, do hereby certify that Il. +.
Egeleston. Emmett Eggieston. whose
names are signed to the above state
ments, respectively, personally ap-
sps enLe ana mad made oath ana seknowieassa
that the allegations contained In the
respective statements signed by each
OF them ~ above st out, are truc.
the sesh asy 81 March. 1910.
T N z, How'll p,,S;c
My commission expires AUG. IL. 1913.
hereby state that about two
mcnths ago. while standing In front OF
Tunstalrs shoe store. on Hull street.
Manchester. Va. Mr.. III. c. Beattte
stopped and began TO talk to me about
chester did not consolidate with Rich
mond she would be bankrupt in less
than nve ye@re: laughed q him; ne
the cemmoner class would vote for an
NJ. 4. RIoHrsELL,
state Of virginia.
/. e. r. Duvel. : notary public In ana
for the city Of MAnchester. In the state
OF Virginia, do hereby certify that ~.
A RtgAtsssL Whose name = sisneA- 20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
MER|ClNs NAY BUILD
TURKISH BlITlEsHlP
Chance That Contracts for New
Navy Win Go to Yankee
Firms.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 81
American shipbutlders may yet have
q chance to build the new Turkish
navy, according to dispatches received
Al the state department to-day from
the American charge AZ Constants
nopie. II. l. James. He says that re-
representatives. Of the Bethlehem Steel
Company. the Cramps Shipbuilding
Company and the New York Ship
building Company have arrived at
Il Upon the assurances
that the bidding for the t3s.0oo.oot
contract would be an open one. they
left for Turkey. but while on the
way II was announced that the OF
tomAn empire had xtysn the order
TO British shipbuilder. II In now
reported that the matter 10 not yet
closed. and there II stili hope that the
American hrms will be given an cp-
portuutty to compete.
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the fortincations eide Nekssnai Capt.
tai ~ wen - the cities and towns Of
virginie and MARYLAND IN the vicinity
Of the by.
Mr.. ousrlss reported the meeting !
sucecnnful ouo. He satd plans were
laid whereby the mattsf may be duly
presented -Jrs Congress.
Cal . psstar.
Ths 'comutitSes appcinssd from Tabb
street church 10 pfssent another call
10 Rev. Charles n. stffbling have rs-
turned to The ctty. They repcrt that
Mr.. 6triblin8 viii give this call his due
consideration md will Announce his
decision 40 early ~ possible. VA
Meoat1. James r. Banks and r. Ram
dolph Jones. the committee who VS.
tied Mr.. 0tribling. wore much pleased
with their trip to WaynsGb0ra.
: -. - h1erpoW esoaDes
A small boy, while riding bicycle
near the corner Of SycamCse ana Bank
streets, narrowly escaped serious in
jury when ne ran into horse and
busgy Wednesday affsrnoon. The boy
was Knocked from his wheel ana was
taken In near-by store. He soon re-
covered. rcinounted his wheel and rode
away.
A Purim BAL was given "Wednesday
night 1t Library Hall Under the aus
pIces Of the Youne Mems Hebrew
4 Association. Ripple's orehestra fur
nfshed the music and there were =
large number Of couples dancing.
Get Two Foxes.
The Brunswick hounds caught two
large foxes "Wednesday in chase.
The hunt took place near Beck's In
Dtnwiddie county on the court-houss
road.
The foxes were both jumped at the
same time.
whole hours runs. the second after .
chase OF perhaps one and hall
Another hunt viii take place Fri
day. the huntsfnen leaving the ciuh
house AZ 4.3O O'Clock In the morning.
Tho hunt win be from Booths brancfs
and over towards the Plank road. "A
large number of fox hunters Will be
In the chase.
Restssls ClOss.
The series Of evangelistic mestines
which have for the past ten days been
held at the Second Presbyterian
church closed Wednesday night. Reg.
J. A. Trostis, the evangsliG having
to return TO his charge In Lexng-
ton Presbytery.
Mr.. W. q. Andrews. councilman
from Fourth Ward who has been,
visiting in Raleigh. n. c., returned
wednesday to Petersburg.
Mrs. william Scott Morton and
children. Of Violet Bank. have re-
turned from Richmond. where thes
spent Raster with Mrs. Mcrtont
mother, Mrs. r. w. Haw.
Grove Avenue Baptist church will
commence q series OF revival SER
vices. probably the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Mary Collier.
Mrs. Mary Collier, wife Of the late
Robert w. Collier. died at her resi-
dence on South Sycamore street Wed
nesdsy afternoon after a brief III
ness
Mrs. Collier Is survived by eight
children: Mrs Samuel Wilson. Mrs.
Robert cuthbert. Misses Alice, Martha
and Estelie Collier and Messrs.
Charles Fisher and Wallace Collier,
all Of Petersburg
Mrs.. Collier belonged to one of the
oldest and b&st known families In
this section Of Virginia and was loved
by all who knew her.
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anl.r wANTnD-MALn

leave the train at Cincinnati. where
he is at present is great shock to
the congregation Of the local church
Rev. Rambo was called to Norfolk
from Texas and was obliged to seek
medical attention At Cincinnati be-
cause Of acute kidney trouble. His
condition is reported alarming, and
he IL not expected to recover. He liz
brother of Mrs. r. W. Perryman,
wife of the Rev. DIR. Perryman. pas
tor of the First Baptist church of
this city. .-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
JEFFERSON WARD MAN
ELECTED ON POLICE FORCE.

Mr., y. ". Richardson. Of Jefferson
ward. was Wednesday night elected to
the city police force by the police COM
missioners to succeed Mr. M. II. Brown,
resigned.
The board before adjournment adopt
ed a resolution asking the city council
TO provide funds for the payment of &
and specimens Of supposed cocaine.
Such service IL now performed by DR..
WHITFIELD. of the Health Department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

LONDON, March si.--Dispatehes
from CatAnia to-day sAy tina Col.
Roosevelt. who n calling from Alex
andria to Naples aboard the Prins
Heinrich. has changed his route and
viii arrive In Taorntna. Italy. to-
morrow and witness ne eruption Of
Mount Etna. Taormtna IL about
twenty-five miles from Mount Etna.
II this plan is followed the trip to
Naples win be made by way OF the
Strait OF Messtna. The foreign resi-
dents OF Taormina. among whom are
many Americans, have sent wireless
messages TO the Prime Heinrich. urg-
Ing tho colonel to pay visit to Taor-
nina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March ST.
The weather in the Middle Atlantic
and South Atlantic States will be
partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
Forecast till r. M. Friday:
yirginia--Partly cloudy tonight
ana Friday; cooler In southern por-
tion: light to moderate variable
winds
North Carolina--Partly cloudy to-
night aud Friday; cooler Friday;
light variable winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
GETS THREE MONTHS
FOR SHOOTING GIRL

TAZEwEI4L, VA. March sl.--Ar-
thur ehumate and Martin Long.
charged with shooting into the home
OF Charles Kinder Monday night and
wounaing Victoria Kinder. his twelve
to-day. StumAts was fined $50 for
carrying d concealed weapon Long.
who admitted accidental shooting. also
was nned $50 and sentenced to three
months on the public roads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for PetessburK:
20. I. 3. -, 10. II. +i2 p. M. 1. 2. %. 4. s.
>s5.45. 81. 7. 3. -. 10 p, NJ.
100 p. M. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg
Cars have Petersburg foot syca more Street..
for Manchester:
5i5. S:35, ss7l5. s7.s5. s:3a. s:35 si0:ss.
li.35 A. NJ i2.aS si.3s, 2;ss. s;sS ~ So, 5:s5
6.36, s7:35, S:35 9:35, sl0:40, ll:40 p II.
Carries baggage and express
*,Limited. except Sundays and holidays
Al cars from Petersburg connect with cara for
Richmond.
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ross,,,asser. AnpoIntsd.

WASHINGTON. d. C., March al
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters In Virginia:
Brownsburg, Rockbridge county.
Henry A. Mccormick; Craigs Creek.
Craig county. Mary v. r. Goode. In
dian Valley. Floyd county. Elizabeth
r. Cox: Stevensburg. culpeper coun-
ty. John A. Covington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
The Idea

Next Saturday will contain arti-
cles on Mills, Pollock. Manning
and Ex-Mayor Carlton Mccarthy.
It's Alive. Buy early We ex-
pect to sell out by II 90 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

Mitt. Anderson. = negro hack driver,
was hned $40 by Justice Crutchdeld
Thursday on the charge OF recklessly
driving his vehicle through the streets.
Leaning hack In the seat OF the hack
intended for passengers. the negro was
foroinw his horse Into trot through
Brook avenue. the reins down across
the dash board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

Governor Mann has ordered the
State Flag on the Capitol to be dis
played at half mast until after General
Rosser is buried. A telegram of SYM
pathy and coincidence was sent BY the
Governor TO Gen. Rossers widow In
Charlottesville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
eIans O. Forward.

Mr.. Edwin L. ouaries was In Wash
sinQton "wednesday. where he appeared
~ Representative from this city In the
Association Of the Fertilization Of the
Entrance ct Chesapeake Bay. which
association was yesterday permanently
organised. Its purpose In To urge the
carrying out Of the recommendation
Of the board appointed In 1905 BY Pres
iden& Taft ftlsen Secretary OF War; for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31
Pastor Scrlously Iil.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA, March 3l--The
news Of the serious Illness OF the
Rev. James Rambo. who recently ae-
cepted q call to the South Norfolk
Baptist church. and was obligsd to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

A garment that passes through our
sys4em isqdiainfscted, fgno aerms or
nniUuhee can exist unf 4 3 fempera-
4 t,IEs . hieA . the dry 1tsam inipcted;
at tie sane tina Il rtkpoves ~ odor
3 that mAv b. in II; takes sWsy tAe
4 01j11y a3peasance, Raises tha naps
iosisee ~ eciors and imparts 70 ~
gAsmsnt that fFeahn{ss desrsd By III
drsasess.
Ius1s Tailasins r. Reasvaling
Cslpssv.
~ West Main Stfest, Bslvidsrs
Hail Buildin1
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$1,000

Will buy Brick Store aud two DWELLINGS,
corner Both and n. Strcets, renting for
1886.
JOHN T. GODDIN h co.
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Press Your Clothes Two
Months, $3.50

We beg 70 offer our pstrons something
vnussai. Blpg, send Or mail " this
coupon, Gaad for two months. We
will call 1t ysnr address and GET your
suit evsry week for two months.
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ERNEST A. GRAY,
Substituted Trustee.

The Berkeley" Apartments
Harrison and Franklin Streets; possess
ZION September LIST.
n. W. BOWIE 4 son,
Rental Agents.
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LOST.
LOST-QUARTER KARET DIAMOND
ring, Tiffany setting; in Dreyfus.
Refnach's. Tha1himsrs, Kaufmanns
or Broad and Main streets: liberal
reward IL returned to q. MARKS. 3
North Seventeenth street.
LOST-FRENCH POODLE YESTER-
day: answers to the name OF Snow.
Reward II returned 10 II. FRlCk.
1914 w. Cary or phone, Madison 7S15>
j.
HELP WANTHD-lGALn.
WANTED--A MALE STENOGHAPHEk
who understands general ONCE work.
must be tactful and well educated.
Permanent position. State expert
ence and salary expected. Apply f.
@. 10, yrglnian-
WANTED--F EHERS ON FINE
pants. II. SIEGEL. 1908 l.. Broad
street.
wANTED--wHIrE AND COLoRED
men TO work in our nursery, Apply
w. r. HOOD 4 CO., Ginter Park.
HOARDERs WANTED.
FfREf GLASS E0xHb AND ROOMS.
11e1 f. Clay street. Free phone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

NEVER SINCE C4fNI&
iumbus discoveries xn
superior in the ttn1
and gas htting buet11@
Honest prices. sup4E1
al satisfaction and
q few Of our wall In
istics. l. w. DoH4E
Seventh street 1t
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COUPON.
CUT THIS OUT-CUT THIS OUT

This coupon and $50 win be &C
copied from any gentleman to have
his clothing Or suits pressed two
Months, and delivered to any address
h Richmond, once . week AT THE
TUXEDO.
Tuxedo Tailoring and Rsnoyating
Co, 40 West Main Street, City.
0entlsmen.- Please send to my ad-
drcss every week for two months and
Ut one stit TO pres for me.
Yours very truly,
ndr. ................ .........
AddEss. ............
Thi. coupon win BE- accepted until
April 18th, 1910.
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TRUSTEES SALE
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THE MOST uP-TO-H
tailored suits ara M
stems, He has = coil
of new imported an4 ~
ems for the coming $500
and upward you CAM
these perfectly maSe ~ I.
ments: he also makes u ~
-poaHea-ReesE.s e411 - Z
at very reasonable pr1e4n
STEIN. Els N. Fifth etxee
1T PAYS TO LEARN 10
the Conservatory An
East Grace Street
make from IS. 0oo ~ ia
what bO0kkepeF.
clerk or mechanic &V1e
salaries! This schooaen
no difncu1ty In gettlM&
sItfonn. Enter now.
classes.
WE DO THOROUGH "a
windows, show caaA4 ~
and furniture. WILLIAM D
1los N. First street Phol
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BATH ROOM BEAUTIFUL.

, W. HxvE At TIVE 1TTT1.E 1f.-
cessories in the way OF Bath Seats,
Medicine Chests. Crystal Shelves,
Towel Bars. Mirrors. sponge Hold
ers. Shaving Brush Holders. Strop
Hooks. Robe Hooks, Tooth Brush
Holders. Mug Holders, in fact every
thing that goes to make the bath
room complete. Phone US. write us
or zee us. VA. PLUMBING d HEAT
ING Co. NE e ". Ninth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

4. A. KNIGHT. PRACTIk%A14
pert horse shoeing: bimn1s1
Phone. Madison 4zet. IA
treaty.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21

in willimantic just three weeks before her death.
 Mrs. Smith was born in Dorchester. Mass, but had lived many years Of her life in Putnam, where she was well known before going to North Windham about 12 years ago.
 Besides her husband Mrs. smith leaves one son, William, who attends school in Willimantic.
 Grange Members to Attend Funeral.
 Members of various subordinate granges in Windham county have arr ranged to go to Thompson to attend the funeral of Oscar Robinson, who was one of the best known members of the organization in this end of the state and who has always been an ac- tive worker for the advancement of its interests.
 Business men in the city of Web ster, just across the Massachusetts border. are upset over the effort or Worcester business houses to get Sat urday trade into the latter city from the smaller one by running free troll ley excursions. As a result merry war is in progress.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21
FAIR ASSOCIATION
Elects Officers and Committees for the
 Ensuing Year.

The officers of the Putnam Park and Fair association have elected the following committees:
 Horses-John O. Fox. George, A. Hawkins; dog show, F. l.. Kelley; poultry, Col. G. D. Bates; automobile parade, John O. Fox; attractions. Richard German; superintendent or rentals, George H. Taylor; publishers of premium list and programme, Will lam H. Taylor.
 The officers will hold another meet ing this (Saturday) evening to ad- vance plans for the fair.
 Route for Today's Run.
 The cars in the all-Connecticut re- liability run are expected to arrive Tn Putnam some time between eleven and one o'clock today (Saturday)-the ex- act time is uncertain. Their route af- ter leaving Putnam will be to South Woodstock to West Woodstock, 10 Eastford, to Phoenixville, to Chaplin, to North Windham, to Willimantic- Markers over the part of the course named above are all Tn place. The cars will pass through the business center of Putnam
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21

ed four horses to a large moving van preparatory to leaving for Norwich early with load and went to the hay loft to get some grain for the horses dinner and discovered that the hay was ablaze. He hastened for water, but realized that he could not do any thing singlehanded and therefore pull ed in the alarm. The Alerts, Monties and Excelsior Hook and Ladder com pany responded quickly and under the leadership of Chief Webster did ef- fective word and confined the flames to the buildings above enumerated and soon got them under control by Wgor- ous fighting from all sides.
 The furnishings of the house were removed quickly and the burning hay pulled out after quite a struggle to the yard MT. Boucher, who occupied the upper tenement, lost a fine power boat that he had just completed and was about to launch. He valued it at about S1,000 and he had no insurance upon it. He had $500 of insurance upon his household effects. The boat was on the roof of the wagon shed connecting the house and barn. Mir Boucher worked until 11.3O o'clock Thursday evening finishing up his hand made boat and was to have taken it to South Coventry and launched it in Lake Wangumbaug Friday.
 The north end of the house was somewhat damaged upstairs and the interior flooded with water. The loft where the hay was stored is a total loss and the shed between the house and barn is pretty badly scorched.
 The T. R. Sadd company had insur- ance of $1,0O0 on the place. Foley & Henry carried no insurance upon their stock and were unable to estimate their loss Friday. Mr. Simpson had no insurance and l1is loss is principal ly by water and is only slight in com parison to the others. MT. Boucher figures that his loss to household ef- fects is in the neighborhood of $500 and the boat is a total loss, as it was not insured.
 Chief Webster, who is also fire mar shal. has been investigating the prob able cause of the fire and was in con- ference with the police Friday. No cause for the fire could be assigned Friday, although some are of the opin- ion that it was of incendiary origin.
 Ready for the Motorists.
 Everything is in readiness locally for the A1l-Connectfcut reliability contest and it is expected that large crowd of auto enthusiasts will congregate along Main street about noon. Alder man F. F. Wihitmore of the committee has been very painstaking in the small est details. Press badges were issued Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21
TO cELE5RATE~FoURTH.
Preliminary Meeting Looking Toward General Organization of Committees.

The general committee appointed at Wednesday nights informal confer ence at the home of Mrs. c. A. Capen, president of the Womants club held a meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs. C. c. Case and appointed sub committees on permanent organiZa- tfon, Fourth of July celebration, ways and means, civic plan and mass meet ing. Rev. w. $. Beard, chairman of the general committee, is busy notify ing citizens of their appointments on the various committees and when all have accepted the list of sub-Commit- tees will be given out.
 At the meeting Wednesday night, at which representatives of the city and town governm ents, schools, churches, the Central Labor union, Board of Trade, Business Mems association, Woman's club and other organizations were present, two different plans were suggested, one the organization of a large civic improvement society, to in- clude in it's membership all citizens who might be willing to join, and the other the formation of community council" its members to be the presi- dents or other representatives of or two plans were under consideration Thursday evening, as was the matter of appointing various sub- committees, including one to. arrange for a Fourth Of July celebration.
 It is planned to hold a big mass meeting in either the town hall or the opera house, later, when the plans for the proposed organization will be full ly disclosed and an appeal for support from the public made.
 Inspection of Police and Fire Depart
 ments.
 The annual spring inspection of the police and fire departments will be made this afternoon by Mayor Daniel P. Dunn and members of the common council. The city fathers will assem- ble at the Bank street house and start from there at 2 o'clock sharp and pro- ceed in hacks to the police headquar ters in the town building and from there will visit the quarters of Hilltop hose, No. 3, and then Montgomery hose, No. 2, and finish up the inspection at the Bank street station, where Chief Wade U. Webster's headquarters are situated, and Excelsior Hook and Ladder company, No. 1, and Alert Hose company, No 1, are station.
 Wedding at 10 O'clock.
 Richard R. Bruce of Shattucl1ville, Mass, and Miss Lena M. Lyon were married Thursday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. Walter E. Lanphear, pastor of the Mansfield Congregational church, at the home of the brides par ents, MT. and Mrs. George Lyon, in North Windham. The ceremony was
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21
Personals.

Charles J. Lynch of Greeneville was in Willimantic Friday.
 Miss Alice Brown, who has been visiting friends in Pequot. has return ed home.
 A few of the faithful accompanied the Willimantic baseball nine to Mid dletown Friday and rooted royalty.
 Comrade William Nichols of South Coventry, who belongs to Camp No. 9, U. S. W. ", of South Norwalk, called on friends in town Friday.
 James H. dagger of Hebron. who did much to support the Hebron Wal lopers the past two or three seasons, was an interested spectator at the Norwich Willimantic game Thursday afternoon.
 William R. Harring gton was awarded the first prize for oarsmen at the spring regatta held at Lake WangUm- baug Thursday evening. Emmanuel Gardner says that he never with messed such strong rowing against a west erly wind as that displayed by MT. Harrington.