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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21
SOCIETY
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours: 700 to 1000 y. III.
PHONE 900.


Miss Lena DAVIDSON entertaines the
Duodecim Puellae club this morning
In special compliment to Miss Bertha
Venting whose engagement to Mr.
Clarence Seigismund has been an
nounced Tho 'Sempers fNdelis club
viii give her 4 Kitchen shower Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. b.
l.. Slack
Mrs. Madk ", Deal, Of Wynnewooc
Is the guest of her sisters Mrs. c. r.
.Cathey and Mrs. w. H.. Chastain. Mrs.
Chastain entertained with thimbe
party In her honor yesterday afternoon
and Mn'. Cathey viii entertain Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r., Duncan have
returned from brief honeymoon spent
at Kansas City.
Mold Groh has returned from Ohio.
Mrs Groh ana little daughter re-
mained for longer visit,
T.. f. Blaize Is home from Chicago
and lake points. Mrs Blalze and son
Dudley have gone to Kentucky for II
visit before returning home.
Mrs. Il. II. Hudson has returned to
Pawhuska after a visit with her sister
Mrs. II. b. Martin.
Mrs. Heffel6nger came down from
Dawson yesterday for Il visit with her
daughter, Mrs, VIII Lynch.
Mrs Peter DeIchman left yester-
day for visit at Wagner with rela
tivcs. Mr.. Deichman win join her sun
day Mr. and Mrs. William Chapel
Of Guthrie who have been guests ii
the Deichmans have returned home,
Mias Esther Magnuson left yesterday
for Kinglsher for a short visit with
friends While absolute secrecy has
been maintained II Is presumed Dl
friends of both parties that she will lt
Joined the latter part of the week bS
Judge G.. NJ. Litson and they viii re.
turn married. Mr.. Litson has HON,
all In readiness and the engagement
was announced by Miss Magnnsor
during her visit TO her old home II
Nebraska and she was the recipient ol
many pre-nuptlal affairs.
|
Mr.. Edmond Miller. whose engage.
ment to Miss Nettie Paul has been an
nounced, arrives today from Denve4.
Col
Mss Claire Biddison, who has beer
the guest of her brother and his wife
AIR. and Mrs. w. NlJean Biddison
leaves today tor Manhattan. kans.
l o.
! Miss Biddison Is returning for hel
third year after a summer spent il
! Chicago In study,
Mrs Il. II, Sellers Of North Lawton
Is Ill., cr . u ur,
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Wallace. VIII,
spent the summer In Michigan. are
expected home this week
Miss Ida Robinson left yesterday foi
| Greentp. Ills, after a visit with hel
brother George Robinson aud family
Rev and Mrs. w r. Scott viii be a
home to the married set Of the Bap
list church Thursday evening,
|
Mr. and Mrs Harry Reagan an
nounce the birth OF baby daughte
at their home 21l North Cheyenhe
The Semper Fides club meets Thur
day evening with Mrs. y. l.. Slack.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r.. Markham hay,
returned after several weeks spent II
the East.
|
The Muskogee Phoenix contained
the following story which VIII be o
interest to the society here, the brld,
to be being q cousin of ID. +. Conneh
i Of this city, Charles T. Madison
al nllLL L.....a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21
MORE MONEY FOR STATE GUARDS
The Fifth and Sixth Missouri Regi-
mcuts N1ll Receive S3O.5Il

mcnIs WI NCccINc S3O,0II.
Jefferson CITY, Sept 2O.-Governor
Hadley received a letter today from
the War Department at Washington
informing him that the court Of claims
has allowed $S0,5il additional to the
Missouri volunteers in the Spanish
American war who belonged to the
Fifth and sixth regiments. This makes
total allowance for the Fifth Regl-
ment of S32,966 and $55,91S for the
Sixth Regiment. The lir3t claims
awarded the regiments amounted to
about $5S375. Practically all the
claims are based on money due the
men and officers between the time they
werf taken into the service of the
llnitedl States government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Your store is interesting and i'm
portant to PEOPLE ALL THE TIME,
Of course. But you must keep telling
them how and why all the time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Miss Helen T.. Cooke takes pupils
for private school 400 south MAN,
phone li2G, ""'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21
Mig N,nrN CnNrr

Teacher, piano, pipe organ, theory,
musical history. studio NJ. T.. church,
south. Telephone 1869 or As. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

mel Of so,lety viii be quietly married
Wednesday afternoon to Miss Frances
adele Connolly, society favOrite
known as sulkingly beautiful girl.
Miss Cohh0lly and Mr.. Madison will be
married Al $500 o'clock Wednesday
Afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Connolly,
226 South seventh street. Rev. Lee
Rippey, pastor of ST. Paulis Methodist
church, viii perform the ceremony.
The wedding will be attended only by
the immediate members of the family
and Mr. Madison and his bride viii
leave Immediately for months honey
moon In the East On their return
they be at home at the Torson.
| Misses Zela Bynum and Carolyn
, McBirney and Messrs. W. H. Groves
and Joe Bird Were among aanumber
who pickncked at owens Park last
evening.
Miss Gay Oliphant viii give a pic
mic at Orcutt Thursday evening for
her guest. Miss Lillian Lorton, Of Mus
, kogee. Miss Oliphant and Miss Lor-
ton are the house guests for this week
of Mrs h. T.. Capps
Miss Margaret McGannon gives n
dance this evening for Miss Eonta
Kidwell ot Kansas CITY
Mr.. and Mrs Claude White Of 1916
South Detroit, announce the birth of
q son.
q. +. McMlllan IS here from Colora-
do for an Indefinite stay.
Mrs ]. NJ. Temple had as guests for
luncheon at bne' o'clock yesterday
Miss Lillian Lorton. Miss Gay Oliphant
and Miss Claire Biddieon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mrs. ]. NJ. Temple had as guests for
luncheon at bne o'clock yesterday
Miss Lillian Lorton. Miss Gay Oliphant
and Miss Claire BiddiBon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

The Muskogee Phoenix contained
the following story which viii be OF
interest to the society here, the bride
to be being q cousin Of ID. +, Connolly
Of this cityi Charles 4. Madison a
prminent club man and = beau biuin-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mr. and Mrs, Il. T.. Markham have
returned after several weeks spent IN
the East.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reagan an
nounce the birth OF a baby daughter
at their home 21l North Cheyenne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

The semper Fideis club meets Thur,
day evening with Mrs. y, l.. Slack.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Rev. and Mrs. w. n. Scott will be a
home to the married set of the Bap
tlst church Thursday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

c. i, McMllan IS here from Colora-
do for an Indefinite stay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Miss Ida Robinson left Yesterday foi
Greenup. Ills, after a visit with hei
brother George Robinson and family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mr. and Mrs, Claude White Of 1916
South Detroit, announce the birth of
"A son
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Wallace. who
spent the summer In Michigan, are
expected home this week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Miss Margaret McGannon gives n
dance thH evening for Miss Fonta
Kidwell of Kansas City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mrs X. H. Sellers Of North Lawton.
Is ill., o. 81. M ur,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Miss Lena DAVIDSON entertaines the
Duodecim Puellae club this morning
In special compliment to Miss Bertha
Venting whose engagement to Mr.
Clarence Seiglsmund has been an
nounced. Tho 'Sempers Fidels club
viii give her q Kitchen SHOWER Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. b.
l.. Slack.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

Mrs. Madk ", Deal, Of Wynnewooc
Is the guest of her sisters Mrs. c. r.
.Cathey and Mrs. w. II. Chastain. Mrs,
Chastain entertained with a thimble
party In her honor yesterday afternoon
and Mn'. Cathey viii entertain Friday
afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-21

NJ SIS Claire Biddison, who has been
the guest of her brother and his wife,
AIR. and Mrs. w. NlJean Biddison,
leaves today tor Manhattan. kans.
where she teaches voice for the winter
Miss Biddison Is returning for her
third year after summer spent in
Chicago In study.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
LEDYARD
Town Has 221 Children Of School Agc Decrease of Eight Since 1S1e- Water Carted fo Norwich.

The enrolment of the children De- tween the ages of I4 and 1g lu the thirteen districts of the town has been completed by Calvin k. Bfain, enun- erator. He finds there ars zZ1, eight less than last year.
 Mrs. U. l.. Taylor, who las been yis- iting relatives in TsrrlnviIie has re- turned home
 Mrs. Isaac C. Geer, who has been confined t1 her home with bad throat, is q little better.
 S. f. Hoidrfdee sold 2. yoke og HOl- stein oxen fO Caauncey Pen0let0n cH Preston 1n Friday
 Csrted Water to Norwich.
 Tr. HafhaY way. who lives On the Smith farm, gent fz5 gallons of water fo Norwich On Tuesday and a like amount on Friday. The water was aiI taken by one grocer and carted on an Oz sled There were Z5 bottles con- tainlng five gallons, On each load
 Mrs. Anna Gallup of Laurel Hill oss been the guest of 4frs. Luther Gay
 dra. Emma Elliott OT Worcester nas been visiting friends in town
 Robert IhognpEosA C1 New York 5@tra- ed his wife and daughter at the home of hIs cousin. 5frs. Eno9 d. Gray, We'd nes0ay evening
 Mr and Mrs. William !. Allyn a. tended the Pomona grange Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
S1OO Reward, S1W

Te readers cE ms -s-e- --I bs -EeaE D -azE- -ta- -zs-a 1S z- ..a.s t7-e S-ezz@1 ..zeGss that =-za-Ce 1zs 1aa- able c--e .- all t-s stages and -1z- $ Ca-a--E- Es-- Cz-z--1 C--e = --. 1rt- oosE-s-s ---. rs- known n --s -zeztrzt fraternity Cs-z--1 being , constitutional disease r=- -.sE-as cC-- s-.-..--c-z- treatment Ez-ts C=-a--- sxer iz-.--ztt- acting t.-ec--S r-o- -1a oloo1 and 7-coC. surfaces = me svssea -1e~eoy destroying -1s -a-sc1 of --s : t<easa and y-T-g -re casz=r- S--e-E-1 1T building ID n constitution and sS.S--E nature h sos-E ses work Ire cro1-te<o-s Ha-7 s1 much faith l-s curative bowers e-s- -neT 1==- One E-T-G-eS Dollars any czzs -1z- E <zzls - cure Send list q -ss-=--.7- =zlS
 Address : J CEENET t co Toia6 S Q.
 S7rT 1- all Druggists -=z
 Take Halls Family Pi--s -o- ccrzti- non
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
LISBON
Birthday Party for Misses Margsretha 8 and Anna Hoelck-Georse Brown Leaves for Wisconsin.

Misses Margaretha and Anna Hoelck celebrated their 17th birthday at their home Sunday afternoon. About thir- teen friends were present. They re- ceived many beautiful gifts. At two o'clock lunch was served and at six o'clock supper was served. The tables were in charge of Mrs John Hoelck, assisted by Margaretha and Anns Hoelck and Ethel Kennedy
 Miss Alice k. Kennedy was in Nor wich Saturday.
 Edgar Parks of New London was 2 recent guest of his mother, Mrs. Parks.
 Gone to Wisconsin
 George Brown went to Wisconsin Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. E. Palmer have gone to Waterbury for a weeks stay.
 Paul Budeit was the guest of his fla ther, Charles Budeit over Sunday.
 August Hoelck. who has been work ing for his father. went to Springfield Mass, Monday to work
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Brown and son Theodore were in Canterbury Sun day.
 Miss Ethel Kennedy and August Hoelck were the guests of Mir and Mrs Emil Hoelek in Preston Satur- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Mosier, J. P. Mccoy, Rev. J. ". Knap- penberger. H. C. Senbler, F. z. Beck with, c. F. GriswOId, George ". Hlll.
 w. E. Rowe of New Haven was 2 business caller in the village Tues day.
 Rev. C. M. Reed Of Flanders -as 2 visitor in Eiantic Tuesday.
 Clarence E. Loomis has resumed work in Guilford.
 J. r. Morgan has commenced work on the R. F. D. route in this town.
 Joseph ". Hill has gone to Hart ford to be the guest Of his son, Albert W. Hill, and family.
 Mr. and Mrs W. E. Alden are nnak ing a lengthy stay in Southbrtdge, Mass.
 William Dorman has returned from a visit to Willimantic.
 Charlie Broadhurst, engineer on the local freight. was calling on his re-a- tives here Monday.
 Mrs Nunn and a party from Nor wich made an auto trip to Mantle and Crescent Beach Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
LEONARD BRIDGE
Farmers to Cut What Ice May Be
 GVsiIa5ie.

Mrs. Arthur Williams. Miss EErz Williams of Lera3on and Mrs F. G. Stark spent "Wednesday at Maple Cor ners-
 The long continued need of rain is causing a great deal Of anxiety among the farmers. both for the need Of water for stock and ice Some are Io cut what available ice there is this week believing in the old adage oE "a bird in the hand is vo-th two in Lne bush
 F. ?. Kue=lauF and daughter Te-. in WiIliuantfc "Wednesday
 Mrs Arthur Hewitt and daughter Dorothy. called on Mrs Eswlrrs par euts. 8Ir. and Mrs willis GarC-e-, ol Sunday
 Harold Cummings, with his heIo and teams. has gone uc Gilead 70 work at 2 saw-iU.
 Clifford King ts moving some Of his farming tools 10 the farm of his fatE- CT. the late John King oE L-eoano-
 AIr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson we-. recent visitors ar s G. Wood-ualsee- MT. Robinson was II while there.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PEhDlETON HILL
Meeting of Lsdies' AiS Soeiety-7er-
 SSoass.

Nisszs Esszae and S1>Ez COOK were g. gns-r hone 1e-s over Suucay
 Deacon E. E CccG TAS -a >1o0-Az -la De- 1@
 Caeasor= N AGz vzs-ts& rEe sc1ca' on Pe15.sgoE S1- De- ->-
 HoEarG A1ay eL Westerly NSS -a- Escsl 5gls.S ac Martin g. t'sS aE.s5u'> >ssu- 12N
 <rr Aesusf- 0srs 5r Westerly H--Ss !
 Ioe IaaISs Al4 SscssSy nssS a. Szs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
UEFFINGWELL
esptist Choir Rehearsina for Christmas s
 Concsrt.

Airs J. C.. Lcffingweu is confined to her homo ny sick ness.
 Mrs George Sheldon of East Great Plain spent Sunday with her parents, Nfr and Mrs Forrest Leffingvell
 Mrs J. ]. Ward returned to her home last week after spending several weeks with her father, William Haskell of Vernon.
 The choir of the Baptist church is -enaaf<ing music for & Christmas con cert The younger ones are preparing recitations. dialogues. etc.
 Warren Nichols of Wnlimanttc spent Sunday at tho home of Mir. and Mrs C. L. Palmer.
 Mrs. Forrest Lefiingsrll was called to the home ef her daughter Mrs. George Sheldon at East Great Plain, rhe nrst Of the week by inc illness of Mrs. Sheldon.
 Alr. ana Mrs C l.. Palmer attended the ftin-rai Ot Mrs Lucy Palmer ut sorw ich on "Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Little drops Of Water, Little grains Of sand.

E. Culver have been visiting friends in Norwich the past week
 There is 2. great cry Ee-s for water The supply is nearly exhausted
 Frederick ". Clark raised Nne spring pig which after being slaughter cd weighed 255 pounds
 The weather continues cold and ice is making good.
 Many loads Of lumber arg being carl ed daily to Westerly rom R- g. Wheel CTS mill foE shipment to the Boston market.
 T. IS announced that F. ?. Wheeler has sold the Allen Wheeler farm. now occupied oE William Miner, 10 cut ot town purchasers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
BETHEL
Fourth Quarterly Conference at The
 Methodist Church-Locsl Briefs.

A new bridge is to be built on me road between Bethel and CflaSgo. There ls also -o be 3 ner one n GlsSSo
 The fourth quarterly conference was held sC -hz church on De-. F. District Superintendent J- H \eWzznd ureSI5- ing. Various reports were read and the following stewards were elected Irving Q. BurEiek. H L. Burton. J. .. Bill. P J. G1srsfSon. Henry RicanorE. Mrs. Eliza BJ-rGicz Mrs Hattie P Young FsTberl Rickar5saa and R II Young: auditor II L. Burton. record ing steward. R H You-g Church committees BenevoIenceS- Rev. R r Young. J. C. Bi- Mrs. Eliza BI-ryl5cz Miss Mary Richmond. Henry L. Sur ion: rempe-a1ce. | O Bu-l;cz. R H Young. church records F. Il. young J- G- Bill, parsonage and furniture Mrs. Henry Richmond. Mrs Eliza Bur dick, Mrs Hattie F. Young Mrs | Q BurG zcS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NORTH STOn!aGT0a
Lyle (. Gray Returns fron H',-sso-s
 -s.sss 5oo> 5y Mrs r. .. Hi-.r.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
LEBANON
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 The 1zc= for .Ae s-1ceL meeting z-I -s,-a. ot -Es E~-s- Co-EeZ-1-z- -L-c1 has 1sez s=. <1- Jan 1.
 The c . society sz-e1 variety =,cce- in .hs EegzEc1zt -5----a ~ss-- Friday .T=--E This Eas fo-- lowed c- ---sicz1 -7c.-z. 1v he --- cz-z Q. srEs. --=I Burgess The e~el- t-r was eztcTei 1T Z4-y.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Sevensy-n5nth Birthday.
HAMBURG

James Lord has been sick for The past week
 Miss ADtanS1A spent 'the week end 2U her home n Iy'Qryrol
 Mrs. Haro.d Rsynoids and GauShter were guests of Mrs WlEzzn Sawyer lSSp Thursday
 F NJ JewscI was n &ew London Sa business the 1rsc oL me week
 James and Jared pSulels 1lLsa xazlr IceNoQseS this Week
 Mss Flora Sterling has Se,id her aocS of turkeys e ol8 4.rnc es~-leS
 l'h@ wells 5li Jb5~ vlsSa SE,, aSsN a nalGesr eSaas sntrels dry.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
LIBERTY HILL

There V i'll be a Christmas enterta in - luent at the church on Christmas eve.
 Mrs Henry V. Oehlers returned to her home in New York city Wednes- day. accompanied by her parents. Mir and Mrs. James M Clarke
 Mrs T. A Moves is spending a few days Witn her daughter ih Boston De fore starting for GHNcaso. whers she. will spend the N inter with her ssn AL bert.
 MeliS in thLs Nicinft. gre very low although supplying enough for house. hold use
 Fl Eurrfii .as iu Norwich Tue,,- day oA hnsAAAxs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
GARDNER LAKE
Lake Frozen OVer-Water Being Cart
 ed from Stony Brook.

Miss Louise Martin. teacher in the Harris district, IS i'll.
 Mrs. F. Latimer is substituting for Miss Martin.
 Many families are cartirg water from Stony brook, as the lake is frog en over.
 Miss Ethel Chapmlin is at L. Lati- mer's. caring for Miss Martin.
 Mrs. F.. W. Lathrop is il.
 Matt. Tinker of Chesterfield has his husking machine at F.. W. IaIhrOp'S.
 Frank and Harry Way of Bozrah are at the home of F. W. Lathrop for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PAGES NINE TO SIXTEEN
.hDreh psrlors @eaneseay from 1e 70 f

cnDre5 EaFlors Bs9neecay from 19 D { D'elOez-
 Henry g. UaDssno s.ss completed his work 9G fs4e cfs gereg for 3fa1cona F. ' Ta1sBpegn ars6 setuTrs~d fo his home sTeGsaezfSs
 Ansos 2. Palmer ls 1l Ysia rhe1nA- tigTEa a1 1.S horne here.
 FTSgsT1eE F. Cook was 5n Westerly Saturday ana Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles r. fflslar5 oS North Stonlngt@n ls st her horne for 9 short visit,
 The serylces Sunday night were led Dy S9aleDrn F. TnOraCepn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WATERFORD
Jordan Lodge Nonninates Officers
 William H. PecIhsm seriously III.

At the regular meeting of Jordan Lodge. No. 266, N. E. c. P, officers for the ensuing year were nominated and one candidate received the degrees.
 Miss Ethel Godfrey of Mystic is spending a few days at MT. and Mrs. C. q. Averys.
 Mrs. Cordelia Smith is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. N. Williams at Ocean View over the holidays.
 Deputy Warden of Jordan Lodge. No. eoS, E. +. c. P, Mrs. Archer of New f.ondon, and Mr. Archer were business callers at Jordan Monday evening.
 Mrs John Peters and Mrs. Elizabeth Tooth of New London were in town ssiiins on friends Monday.
 Deacon Robert Chapman was a sr~,iness caller at Jordan Tuesday
 Robert Champion of Hartford was szcnle over Sunday and returned to 1Gr businee~ later.
 Mrs Sidney Bassett was an Oswe- Eatchis caller Wednesday.
 Hon. William L. Peckham is seri- pusly III st his homo in Jordan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Church Interests.
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Church Plans RoiicalI and Parish Din
 ner.

AE- and Mrs George Ger o- Baltic were visitors i1 town Wednesday SpelG.El= -ns Slr z1 -I- ana Mrs =. =. Norrl5-
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PRESTON
Fred Tourteiotte Sells Aver Farm
 Eight Inch Ice Being Stored.

Miss Lillian WuIT was a recent Vis- ttor aC J c. .-Arterbery's
 Several noIn this pace attended Pomona grange n Norwich Thursday
 A supper was held at the Baptist church Friday evening There was a large attendance
 James Butler Visited over Sunday with his parents Air and Airs. James ButleF cS Zion Hil
 Elmer At3lger hSs purchased ih, Aver fscm tvoul Fred TuVrtelsttc. PSyisp stanton has uuc,i his iye house with etkaA neaa s1a
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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Sherman Place Sold to Nathaniel CVl-
 ver-Scarcity of Water.

Nathaniel Culver has purchase5 the Sherman place in S8Unsc. better known as the 3Tazgon Kenyon farm Consideration sZ.z00. This is 2 fine farm, ana the Norwich and Westerly trolley paseg9 through f.
 3rs. Mary 4. Miller and 3frg. Bertha