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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-03

The committee on delivery was
composed Of the following: Senator
Ben. F. Townsend Of Union, Rev. O.
T. Porcher and Rev. J. B. Green OF
Greenwood. Dr. P. L. Duffie and DR..
Howard Lee Jones, who were to have
served on this committee, did not ar
rive until after the contest had begun
on account of a delayed train. The
committee on composition had the
following personnel: DR.. F. Y. N.
Painter, Roanoke college; Prof, j.
T. Brown, Jr., University Of Tennes-
see, and John NJ. McBryde, Jr., Uni
versity of the South. The committee
on delivery graded on the basis OF
. so. while the committee on compost
ton used 40 as a perfect grade.
n The speakers and their subjects
here as follows:
Gordon Poteat, "Cosmopolitan1sm, .
man; T. W, Simpson, "sorrows
fustice,' Clinton; c.. P. Cornwell,
e Jury or the Judge" Citadel; I.
Belser, tsThe South! Must be Re-
bred,'' Carolina; H. ". Cromer, "a
lorious Ancestry" Clemson; H. G.
Hardin, "The Jury and It's Future y
FWoford; J. R. Paul, 'sThe Need of a
More Enlightened Lawfulness in
America" Charleston; C. H. Kreps,
keeping the TRAIL" Newberry; M.
G.. Mcdonald, "a Crusade Against
Christianity Erskine.
Clifton a. Kreps.
Clifton e. Kreps, representative
from Newberry college at the annual
contest of the South Carolina Inter-
collegiate Oratorical association, was
born February IS, 1891, at Newport,
Va. He is>the son the the Rev. and
Mrs. NJ. O.. ]. Kreps, of Prosperity,
S. c., both of whom have been inti-
mately connected with the work of
the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Kreps entered the freshman
class of Newberry college in the
year 1907, and is now the president
Of the junior class. He has been &C.
lively engaged in the various phases
of college work ever since. Posses
sing oratorical ability and a fondness
for defamation ap1 literary society
IRork, he soon bee Inc prominent
hber Of the Excelsior Literary So
BY his high standard of ex-
as writer he has won a
the board of editors Of the
The rst appearance of Mr.. Kreps
as a public speaker was during the
commencement exercises of the ses-
sion 190S-09. He then appeared as a
contestant in the sophomore Gecainl-
ers' contest. On that occasion his
ability as an Or or was recognized,
and he was afterwards appointed as
a speaker in the preliminary contest
for representation at Greenwood
Surprising the five speakers VINO
were his fellow contestants, both III
the composition and delivery OF his
address, he was selected by the
Judges as the representative OF New
berry college.
Excepting the Trail"
The speech of Clifton H. Kreps was
a plea for righteousness and altruism
in America; not only in the lives OF
Individual citizens, but also IN our
national life. The trail referred to
in rs subject he defined to be th'
tn sacrifcial service, which was
q led by God in the Garden OF
Throughout her history the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-04

We must make room for our big fall stock
which is now being made specially for US. Take
advantage of this August sale. Bring the boys
and young men. Try our way Of doing business.
Don't forget the Big floor clothing store.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-04
Great TrOuser Sale

Now for Rousing Trouser Sale! We've
too many Trousers-that's the whole story! It's
short, but it's welcome news to the Man who has
lust noticed that his Trousers are little shabby.
The Trousers, that go into this Sale, are all new,
correctly cut, perfect fitting and we'll made from
choice, new Spring Trouserings. We have all
sizes and can fit any Mans leg perfectly. Now's
Your Trouser Opportunity, Buy Two or Three
Pair Trousers for the Workingman, for the
Business Man or for Dress occasions. Look over
these prices-note the discounts, and then do
your legs justice. Early selections will be the
best. Come, while the picking is so good!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-04
Great Straw Hat Sale

Every Straw Hat is ordered out Of the store.
No hating or dalying Every Straw Hat of
every grade must vacate at once. There's plenty
Of Straw Hat weather ahead but now is our time
to sell and sell we will and sell we must We
don't expect to get over half price for any of
these Hats, What an opportunity for you'll
Look at our splendid Straw Hats, see our win
dovs, pick out the Hat that pIeases You. ask its
price and you'll surely Be surprised.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-04
StehPS Great August Dividend Days

dividend Two
Choice Hats and Hberdasey that declare Spot a va to every G %
BuyersD
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
HADL- YME
Miss Mouiton's Recital Enjoyed-Mrs
Tierney mprovins-Persona inter-
@sts.

The recital given by Miss Ida Moul-
ton of Beverly, Mass, at the church
Friday evening was largely attended
and much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ernest Gates and two children
of -Bridgewater, Mass, are at c. c.
Miners
Mrs, James Horton and daughter
have returned to their home in West
Haven.
There was special meeting of the
Kings Daughters at Mrs. C. 3. Haw-
thorne's on Tuesday.
Raymond Thompson and family are
spending a few days in East Haddam
Miss 1il1ias Browning and little sis
ter Leona are visiting friends in Es-
sex.
R K Thompson was in New Lon
don Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva Francis of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is visiting at Mrs. John Halls.
Mrs. Grimm of New York has been
called here to care for her sister, Mrs.
Eleanor Tierney, who has been seri-
ously i'll with heart trouble. Her
friends will be glad to hear that she
is slowly improving.
Mrs. Jane O'Brien and daughter Is
oline were in Hartford Tuesday.
Almond Day visited his daughter,
Mrs. Wilson, in Swampscott. Mass, on
the first of the week.
James Branwood and f. E. Banning
took trip to Boston and Lynn, Mass,
early this week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
OAYVILLE
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Reynolds Taking
Long Trolley Trip-Enjoyed Clam
bake Down Providence River.

Miss Winnie Shaw spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Shaw at
Wakefield. r. I.
Miss Florence Rollison spent Sunday
at Moosup.
r. F. d. Carrier VIII Burnett of
route No. 2 is spending his vacation
at Oak Bluff, Mass, and Substitute
Carrier Austin Brooks is on duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucian Jenney were down Prov
dence river on Monday to enjoy one
of the celebrated clambakes.s
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Potter and
daughter, Charlotte. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. BidweH for Sun
day
Mrs George whitemore and two
children are guests of Mira. Oswald
John Potter of Glasgo. Mrs. Potter
Street.
|, Miss Florence Barnes of Ashton, r.
l., is spending a week with DIR. and
Mrs. Barnes.
Harry Allen of Mortified. Mass, is
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. IaBeile-
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brooks entertained Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Brooks of Hartford and Miss Mae
Brooks of Webster. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Armsby and
daughter. Dorothy. spent the week end
in Worcester.
Leon Blanchard has returned home
Conn.
Arthur Buckley was in Arctic Gen.
ter. r. l.. over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs w. ]. Reynolds are
taking trolley trip to New Bedford
and Assonet. Mass, Fall River, Brock
ton and there will be no church SER
vice on Sunday
Mrs. Hosea Greene and daughter.
Doris. are in Danielson, Conn, for a
few weeks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
MEDICAL AID
FOR INJURED FIREMEN

Continued from Page Nine.)
out with another new band which hs
has christened the Whaling City band.
Mr. Colby is a skilled bandsman and
leading cornetist and has the faculty
OF teaching others to play band in
struments by the shortest route, and
many of the best musicians in the
city received their initial instruction
from Mr.. Colby, He was for years
leader of the Third Regiment band.
and at a time when IL was classed
among the best military bands, and
nearly all the members pupils of the
leader before they attained the ability
to be classed as full -hedged and com
pfTent bandsmen. Mr. Colby has been
Known to take twenty young men who
did not know a musical note from
fiy-speck and within four months have
them not only qualified 10 read music,
but to play well enough TO appear in
public parade and receive praise for
their musical work.
While the Whaling City band may
not be superior to the Eleventh Unit
ed States band or Tubbs' band of Nor
wich. that formerly gave concerts at
Ocean Beach for the Coniecticut COM
pany, ii is considered good enough to
be enga ged to give the concerts for
the balance of the season at that shors
resort, the first concert being given ON
Thursday evening of the present week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
FRANKLIN
Miss May Kingsley Gives Party in
Honor of Her Guest-Personai
Notes.

Miss Maud Davies of Montcfafr, N.
J.. is spending few weeks with Mrs
Sarah GreensIit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon eager spenS
Sunday in New London
Mrs. Lindgren of Brooklyn, N Y, is
spending a few weeks with John Eng
strom-
Henry Ellsworth of Hartford was the
recent guest of S. n. Hyde.
Miss. Faith eager spent a few days
in Danielson last week
Mrs. L. A. Robinson and Mrs Her
mon eager were recent Plain Hill Wis
itors.
Mrs. Heating and son of New York
are spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Sarah Greenslit-
Mr. Andrews of Hartford is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith.
Mrs. DR.. Simons of Willimantic spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mr.. and
MIS-. George Avery
The many friends of Miss Harriet
Leonard are pleased to hear she is i'm
proving in health
Miss May Kingsley gave party on
Wednesday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Grace Mosier, of New Lon
don.
Miss Annie Park is spending a few
weeks in Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
What Local People Haven Been Doing
Norwich Circus Attracts Many.

Mrs. Nellie Tubbs is at Rocky Point
for two weeks, as the guest of Mrs.
WILDER Curtis.
/. Mrs. Joseph Smith and Mrs. Mary
Larkham were visitors In New London
on Tuesday.
George Ennis was in town over Sun
day.
Kitty, and Helena Nevens of Norwich
are spending part of their Vacotion
with their uncle, Jerry Haley.
Miss Jane Simons is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Charles Chamber
lain.
large number from here attended
the circus at Norwich on Tuesday, ono
party going by automobile with John
Lewis in the evening.
Mrs. Josie Baclxus and daughters,
Gertrude, Ruth and Pauline, are regis
tered at the Eldredge house, Quono-
chontaug, r. l., for two weeks.
Mrs. w. c. Card is spending a few
days with Mrs. Harold Maine of Wind
ham.
Miss Mary and Miss Carrie Hatch
are occupying their cottage at Mantle,
Conn.
Donald Peckham entertained a few
of his young friends on Tuesday in
honor of his 9th birthday.
Miss Mae Kingsley and Miss Grace
Mosier of Franklin were calling on
Miss Reno Murdiek on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Scribner is visiting her
brother, Joseph Lowoen, near ProVl"
dence.
Mrs. Edna Hatch returned on Monday
from an extended visit at Suffield.
Cassius Barstow has been spending
a few days among the Berkshire Hills
Mrs. l.. Edwin Backus is entertain.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Shea and
daughter of Hartford.
Miss Ella Young of South Williams
town, Mass, is spending a few dayG
at the home of Mrs. William p Bar
stow,
Mrs. Harmon of Taunton. Mass, war
a recent visitor at George Backus.
!. Miss Annie Smith and Miss Reno
Murdoch were at Newport on Thurs
day.
clyde Larl1in was a week end visitor
at the shore.
Florence Shirley of Baltic has beem
the guest of Miss Annie Smith.
The Junior Christian Endeavor go
ciety is practicing for an entertain
ment to be given in August.
Messrs. Robertson and LOOMS or
MontVille and Amos Swan of Norwich
We're visitors in town Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
NORTH STONlNGTON
Miss Maine Entertains Wednesday
CIub-Hartford Singer Heard at the
Baptist Church.

The Wednesday club met by invita-
ton on the lawn of the home of Miss
Dora T. Maine Wednesday afternoon.
The poetry of Robert Browning was
the subject considered Mrs. J. L.
York read sketch of the life of the
poet. Miss Maine read the poem Rab-
hi Ben Ezra, and led in a discussion
thereon which was participated in by
Rev. and Mrs F. NJ HOLSTER, Mrs.
Thomas 3. Hewitt, Rev. Lucian Drury
and others.
Mrs Charles A. DeRose and her lit
tie daughter, Louise, of Northampton,
Mass, have been visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. H. f. Wo1cott and Miss Eleanor
c. Wolcott of Westerly were the guests
of Mrs. w. H. Hillard Thursday.
III. f. York, who has been seriously
i'll, is thought to be improving
Rev. Lucian Drury preached in the
Third Baptist church of Norwich Sum
day, and was a guest at dinner of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Peckham.
Mrs. George Newton of Hartford
who is visiting in town. sang effective
ly as an offertory solo, Consider the
Lilies, at the morning service in the
Baptist church Sunday.
A large number of local residents
attended the circus at Norwich Tues
day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
WINDHAM
Mrs. GuiIford Smith Entertains at Pr
azza Party-Twenty Dollars Made
by Monday Evenings Ice Cream Sale

Miss Marian Larrabee left on Mon
day for a two weeks visit nth Mrs.
Everett Bell of Windsor Locks.
Mr. Murdoch of South Windham
nesday with party of twenty boys.
members of the Knights of King Ar
thur, who have hired a bungalow at
Alexander's lake for ten days camp.
Mrs. Guiiford Smith entertained
number of cousins at a piazza party
on "Wednesday afternoon. The guests
included Mrs j, K. Lockman, Mrs:
Jessie Githler of New York, Miss Helen
Able Of Washington, ID. c., Misses
Hattie and Elizabeth Able and Walter
Able, Sr., of Brooklyn. N. Y. Miss
Julia Swift Miss Mary Frink and Mrs.
Eliza LOOMS.
Mrs. Harry Grimes started on, Tues
day for Madison. Wis, to be gone un-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Lathrop and
children returned Wednesday from a
week at Watch HILL
Miss Bessie Maynard is in New Lon
don for several weeks.
Miss Clara Boardman Of New York
is the guest of Miss c. A. Weir.
The X. o. x. A. made $40 by their
ice cream sale which will go toward
paying the expenses OF the camping
out at Columbia.
L. p. Fenton and family OF Boston
spent Sunday at Mrs. J. G. Fenton's.
Late arrivals at the Inn are Mrs.
Philip Dunford and family OF New
London. 3
Mr.. and Mrs, A. e. Harvey and son
are in Pawtucket for a week.
Miss Alice Webster of New Haven
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Webster.
James G. Lathrop of the Harvard
summer school spent Sunday at his
home here,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
GALES FERRY
New Pastor of M. z. Church Expected
to Arrive in New York Sunday
Morning-Mr. and Mrs. Kemp G.
Jones Coming Home.

Large congregations were present al
both the morning and evening services
at the Methodist Episcopal church on
sunday Rev. George H. Murphy of
Sullivan, Ind. gave an impressive adj
dress from Rom. i. IA at the morning
service. The Epworth league meeting
was Led by Mrs. Murphy. A solo was
rendered at the morning offertory by
Miss Grace Chapman, and Miss Mar
guerite Morse sang Tell Me the Story
of Jesus at the evening service.
Miss Doris French, who has been
the guest for several days this week
of Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs. left on
Thursday for her home in Wiliimantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry of Nor
witch were visitors at their summer
cottage on the bluff over Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Luella Morgan of Middletown
and Miss Ethelyn Latham Of Mantle
spent Saturday with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Latham.
Mrs Charles Winchester and Mrs.
J. Harrison Davis of Laurel Hill, Nor
witch, with Mrs Joseph Carpenter of
Fort Point and Mrs. Latham Smith of
the Ferry, were guests for the day re-
Gently of Mrs. Charles J. Pierce at
Allyn's Point.
News has been received by local
relatives of the birth on June 30 of a
daughter Mary Jeanett. to MIR. and
Mrs Kemp G. Jones at CristobaI, canal
zone Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, accompanied
by Mr.. Jones' mother, will sail next
month for the north. arriving here
about Sept. list, for a visit with Mrs.
Jones' mother Mrs. Delphine Fish. *
Miss Bessie Ames left here last
week to visit relatives in Brooklyn,
Conn.
Rev. oliver c. Morse of New York,
with his sons. Oliver, Jr-. and Anthony.
were visitors over Sunday at their
summer home at the Yale quarters.
Mrs. Annie Hewlett of East Rock
away L. l., arrived here last week for
UiSit Wi els
Brown.
Miss Sarah Latimer returned Mon
day evening from a visit at Pine Or
chard.
The new pastor of the NJ. e. church.
Rev. c. Wilson Harrison, who sailed
from Glasgow on the Caledonia last
Saturday, is expected to arrive at New
York on Sunday morning.
Miss Harriet Bishop Brown has re-
turned from a visit in New Britain.
Noyes Smith, an assistant engineer
on the wrecking tug Tasco. who re-
turned from trip to New Brunswick
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Latham Smith, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor of I'm
casviIIe have leased Mrs DeIphine
Ffsh's cottage for the season.
Mrs. Elmer E. 'Kidder, with her
daughters, Dorothy and Eleanor, of
Spencerport, n. Y, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Kidder's parents. Mr.
last week to visit Mrs. Leon Watrous
at the navy yard.
Mrs. George Taylor and little son.
who have been visiting relatives at
Allyn's Point. left the first of the week
for their home in Greeneville.
Jonathan Satteriee. with his sons, J.
P. and Edmund, and his daughter, Miss
Amy. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Richards in Norwich on
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. d. Fitzmaurice was a visitor
in Providence this week. She was ac-
companied home Wednesday evening
by Mrs. Pettengill for a visit at The
Pioneer.
Oliver Morse, Jr.. and his sister Re-
bekah, left on Monday to visit relatives
at Fishers Island.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
THOMPSON
Village Improvement Society Cleared
$f5o-Quinn atissst Grange Invites
Putnam Grange to Annual Picnic on
Aug. 4th.

Misses Helen and Caroline Cranska
are spending a week at Cottage City.
The Village Improvement society
cleared $3.50 at the psychic melange
town hall.
Miss Clarke. a kindergarten teacher
from New Britain, is the guest of Mrs.
John X Moore at the parsonage
9th Birthday on Monday.
Andrew Mills. who is doubtless the
ing forward to his 97th birthday.
which occurs Monday, July 25th.
Ossian Mills of the New England
Conservatory of Music, who spends his
summers in Thompson, is i'll at the
Faulkner hospital. Jamaica Plains.
Mass.
Elm Beetles Attack Trees.
The elm beetles have attacked the
trees on the common which were
sprayed last spring and are sadly dis
Personals.
Miss Marion Ross of Brooklyn is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Ross.
John T. Carpenter of Hoods farm,
Lowell, Mass, former manager of the
Fort Hill farm here. was the guest of
day
Mrs. Anne E. Knight was the guest
of her brother. Joseph Cruff, on Tues
day.
Mrs. Emma Shaw Cobleugh is en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Anna Vaughn of Ger
many.
Mrs. Robert Gay is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Munyon.
Among out of town guests this weeI;
we note: Miss Augusta Peterson of
Boston with her parents. Miss Florence
Miller of New York with Mrs. F. S.
Wicks, Miss Emma Roberts of Putnam
with Miss. Lucy Towne, Mrs. Sara
Eddy with Mrs. Bert Pettis and Miss
Nellie Lowe of South Woodstock with
Mrs. Truesdale.
Grange Picnic on Aug. 4th.
The Quipnatisset grange have invit-
ed the Putnam grange to unite with
them in their annual picnic to be held
at Bates grove, Webster lake, Aug.
4th. An unusually fine programme is
being prepared of prose, poetry and
song which includes lawyers, minis
tiers, editors. vocal and instrumental
music, quartettes, orchestra and pro-
fessional artists from both Connecticut
and Massachusetts. The shore dinner
is not the least of the attractions.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
GOSHEN
Sunday Schools Annual Picnic on Aug.
3-Birthday Party-Newsy Briefs.

Oramel M. Mott, who has been visit
ing relatives for a few weeks in this
place, left for his home in Tacoma.
Wash, on Monday
Rev. Marcus Burr was recent Wis
itor in Hartford.
Mrs. Fannie Banks of Brooklyn, IN.
V. is a guest of friends here.
The Sunday school has voted to
hold its picnic on the first Wednesda y
in August in the chestnut grove at
Maple Lawn farm
Mrs Walter Fish and daughter, Miss
Fannie Fish, of Mystic are guests at
the home of Deacon James Y Thomas.
William Street of Montville was a
caller here this week
A. Z. Lyman of Columbia was call
err here this week
There was very pleasant birthday
party at j. Y Thomas home Monday
afternoon in honor of his little grand
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

E. Maurer. pastor of the Center church
New Haven. Mrs. Aver, known at Miss
Nellie Writer, was a former resident OF
Hanover and identified with both
church and school work. A large
number of friends met the funeral
party here.
The Thursday evening meeting was
held with Mrs. James Tucker.
Henry Smith, clerk for Webster
Standish, is absent on vacation.
Joseph Henry has been at home pre-
pairing to travel in the interests of the
Cotton and Wool Reporter a textila
journal of Boston.
Hanover won the ball game from
Canterbury last Saturday. Il to 2.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
FITCHVILLE
| Mill Closed for Circus-Baptist Sunday
| School Planning Picnic-PersonaIs.

Miss Drill Whittemore of Willimantic
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. B. Chap
man.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Frink of Hart
ford are visiting at the home of Mr..
AM Mrs. Warren Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl SEWN of Yantic
have been visiting friends in town
Mrs. Willis H. Chappell is spending
a few days with her mother, Mrs. CIa-
rissa Holmes of Chesterfield.
Mrs. Napoleon Eastland was the
guest of relatives in New London on
Thursday.
NJ s. Hattie Shepherd of Arlington.
Mass. Is visiting at the home of Mr..
am Mrs. Lewis Brand Sr.
Mrs. William Snow of Providence,
r. l. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob
ertson of Willimantic were recent
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Thompson.
The mill closed Tuesday for the cir
Gus.
The Baptist Sunday school are plan
ming for their annual excursion to
Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
GRISWOLD

Mrs. Mary Saunders recently visited
friends in Greeneville.
Mrs. Walter Johnson is caring for
Mrs. Edwin Morgan, who is i'll at her
home in this place.
Mrs. Maria French is at her sons.
the Rev. G. l.. Frenck's, for a vacation
of several weeks
Harold Edmond of Norwich is visit
ing his uncleA
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Everett Lake Calls on. Old Friends
State Road Nearing Completion
Personals.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morse are
spending a week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Morse
Mrs. Willard Brown Is visiting her
mother Mrs. :. Barrett.
Miss Mildred Brown is a guest OF
friends in Willimantic for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin RaWson have
been enjoying a stay at Webster lake
Miss Maud Healey- has returned
from the summer school at Storrs.
Wallace Armstrong is sick with the
m ca sizes at his home here
Everett Lake, a former resident OF
this town. has been calling on old
friends here recently
The new state road between this vii
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
LEFFINGWELL
Sunshine Band Plans Picnic for Next
Tuesday-Suecessfu Lawn Social.

Mrs. John Nolan of New York is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elliott Dol
beare.
The Sunshine band met with Miss
Gertrude Ward Thursday. An. inter-
asting meeting was held. after which
a picnic was planned to be held at
Gardner Lake Tuesday, July 26th. The
next meeting will be held Thursday,
July 2Sth, with the Misses Ruth and
Myra Ellis.
]. K. Jennes of Norwich spent Sun
day and part of Wednesday in town.
Adolph Cheriff and Fred Gardtmann
of New York were the guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beebe.
Mrs Merton Swan is ILL., Mrs. Ida
Williams of Norwich is caring for her.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church held a successful lawn social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis
Thursday afternoon and evening.