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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-03
Celebrated soth Birthday.
DRYVlLLE
Visitors In and Out of Town - Local
Briefs.

Mrs. Helen Tucker, Frank D. Ben
nett and his mother spent Sunday
with w. P. Kelley and family
Raymond Burnett returned to Prov
idence on Monday.
Robert K. Bennett and Willard
Bennett spent Sunday with Mrs. Fan
ME Bennett.
Mrs. II. l.. Hammond, widow of the
late DR.. Henry L. Hammond, is at
her home settling up his estate. Mrs.
NJ. r. Merrill of Detroit is with Mrs.
Hammond
c. c. Harrie spent the week end
with his family at Westerly
Miss Bridget Coffey is visiting her
brother, John Coffey.
Mrs. George Williams and children
are visiting friends in Chepatchet,
r. L
Mrs. N. L. Greis has returned from
Watch Hill, where she spent the
month of August.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn and family have
been visiting in Providence.
Benjamin Thompson Of New York
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Almira Thompson.
Mrs. Nicholas Brown had visiting
her Miss Julia Brown, Miss Nora e.
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Brant, all of
Providence.
Mrs. Moses Berthaume and three
daughters Miss Helen Kelley has
charge of the church choir during the
absence Of Miss Bernice Coggswell.
Maxwell Reynolds and Miss Cora
Shaw have returned to their home,
having spent their vacation with Rev.
w. J. Reynolds and family.
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SOUTH CANTERBURY
Hart w. Golf Catches 3 1-2 Pound
Bass Automobile Party Enter
tanned.

Mrs. Jessie Carpenter and daughter
Nellie of Lisbon were the guests of
Mrs Carrie e. Clark and Miss Bertha
NJ. Clark on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Morgan
were at Fields Point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Brown
were recent visitors at Norwich and
New E6ndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William TiIley of
Packerville were callers in this vicini-
ty Sunday.
An automobile party from Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Douglas and son
Willie, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert D. Rog-
ers and niece Lillian and Mrs. Sarah
Burdick. who is "a years of age, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Bar
Der the first part of the week. We'd
nesday they continued their trip to
Providence.
Hart w Golf caught bass Monday
weighing three and half pounds.
James r. Warner of Hadlyme was
the guest of Levi n. Clark on We'd
nesday.
Mrs Catherine Wheeler OF Will
mantle has been visiting her son,
George I. Wheeler, the past week.
Mrs. Lizzie Gardam and Mrs. Annie
Cartwright Of New York city Mrs.
Gladys Newton of New London and
Mrs. Annie Fitzpatrick of Moosup were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi N.
Clark.
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EAST WOODSTOCK
Hospitality rendered Many Guests
Funeral of Infant-Personals.

Faith and Dorothy Hull of Provi-
dence have been spending a week with
Ethel TTpham.
Flossie Alton and Lyle Turner re-
turned Tuesday from Abingdon, where
they visited Roy Wilbur
Mrs. William May of Newton, Mass,
and sons, William and Ned, spent the
week end with Miss Julia May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert May and
daughter, Marion, of New London are
spending a week with Mrs. Mays
mother, Mrs. c. w. May, at Fruit Hill
farm.
Evertt Spencer has rented the house
of Mrs. Helen Aldrich on Main street.
Postmaster George Q. Robbins C. II.
Killam, J. D. Sanger and M. T. Dart,
the last named Of Quinebaug. are
spending a week at Hillside Inn, Beth
lehem, n. H.
Sunday Services.
Communion will be observed at the
Congregat ional church next Sunday
morning In the afternoon at $50 Rev.
Mr.. Mcintyre will preach at the Meth
odist church on Sunday Observance.
The Congregational churches here and
at South Woodstock have been invited
to attend.
Rev. IT. A Turner attended the
funeral of Oliver Lawton, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. Lane,
at South Woodstock Monday. Mrs. f.
E May and Mrs. T. A. Turner sang
two selections. Burial was at Quas-
sett cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Davis have
been entertaining the past week their
son and his wife from Maine, who made
the trip by auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Wier, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Farmer and two children, the
last named of West Thompson, were
also guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Davis
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CANTERBURY.
Dance at the Hall-FuneraI of Mrs.
Julius Tracy.


The Canterbury Dandies recently de-
feated the Scotland Boys to 2.
There was dance at the hall Satur-
day night. John Conc was prompter
The schools in town will open Tues
day. the 9Th.
Death of Mrs. Julius Tracy.
Mrs. Esther A. Tracy. who died last
week Tuesday, leaves a daughter Miss
Ida L. Tracy, and three sons Clarence
of South Manchester. Herbert L., who
was married Jan. 1st of this year and
resided with his mother, and G. A. d.
Tracy, who also lived with his mother,
a granddaughter, Miss Edith NJ. Will
1iams, and two sisters, Mrs Elsie A.
Kimball of Scotland, and a brother,
John Mofhtt, also of Scotland. Mrs.
Tracy was before marriage Miss Fs-
Their A. Mof1tt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Moffitt She married for her
first husband Mr.. Chapman, who died,
and she later married Julius Tracy,
who for many years was manager of
the town farm in this place until his
death, fourteen years ago. Mrs. Tracy
farm Pleasant View. Her eldest
daughter, Edith L., wife of Fred H.
Williams, died, leaving an infant
daughter for whom she cared until her
death. Mrs. Tracy was a member of
the NJ. p. church of this place and was
a great helper, always ready to do a
kind act and lend helping hand. The
funeral was held Friday, the 2Sth, at
the M. P. church. 1t was largely at
band Julius Tracy, in the church Gem
etery at the Center. The funeral ser
mon was by her pastor, the Rev.
George K. Smith.
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LEBANON
Ahsence-FitehviiIe Ball Team De-
feated.

Rev. r. r. Smith is absent this week
and the First Congregational church
will also take a vacation tomorrow,
although the Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY. will meet as usual at 100 p. m.
party of ten Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Sweet, Chauncey and Edna Will
Jams. Misses Sada l.. Abel, Ella
Tucker. Nellie Totten. Emma Eldred
Wallace Sweet and William Pultz, are
spending ten days at Fishers island
Charles A bell was called to New
Britain Monday to aid in caring for
his brother, John, who is i'll with ty
phod fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holbrook. on
their return trip to st. Louis. Mo,
spent one night this week at the home
OF Mr.. Holbrook's sister, Mrs. c. L.
Pitcher.
Miss Sarah G. Danielson expects to
return to Danielson next week to re-
sume her studies in the high school.
The Fitchvile baseball nine came
to play the Lebanon team last Sat
urday and were defeated to 4. To-
day the Lebanon boys are booked for
F'itchville.
All the public schools of the town
will commence the fall term next
Tuesday.
Erwin Hewitt and family. Arthur
Hewitt and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Hewitt and Clement Fowler have
been spending two or three weeks at
Matunuck, r. /
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
THOMPSON
Large Attendance Enjoys Special Mu-
sic at Congregational Church
Local Notes.

Miss Augusta Mills has been visit
ing in Providence
There will be no service at the Bap-
ist church Sunday, September a.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S Backus have
been visiting this week at Gloucester
Miss Mary Chase has been visiting
in Providence and North Truro.
Robert Walker has been spending
several weeks with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. GeoreE Ballard.
Miss Grace Cuff visited Miss Abigail
D. Amidon of Westport last week.
Mrs Clara Armstrong has returned
for several weeks stay in Nantucket
Miss Amelia Erickson has gone from
G. G. Perce's to Mrs. Carrie Gas
cOignes in Putnam.
Mrs Emma Shaw Cobeleigh has
been entertaining Miss Clara Rawson
of Providence and Miss Shaw of New
York
Miss Alice CoveI and William CO.
Veil of Providence have been visiting
their sister. Mrs. f.. NJ. Knight.
Mrs A. =. Randall and Miss Carrie
Randall are preparing to go to Wash
iugton state to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott and
Misses Airline and Bernice Elliott of
Brooklyn are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross Of
Brooklyn are enjoying vacation here
and in Portland, Ne.
Rev. MIR. True gave an interesting
account of the Northield meetings at
the Baptist church Sunday night
a large audience enjoyed the special
music at the congregational church
Sunday, furnished BY Charles Ross of
Brooklyn at the organ and Miss Mary
J. Ross with her violin.
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soil survey has returned to Putnam for
the present.
Mr. and Mrs. GIL. Reach entertain
ed an automobile party on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer of Wilmington
spent Sunday at Stephen Slingsby's.
Mrs. Stephen Slingsby has returned
from Wilmington.
Mrs. Hiscox and family are enter
tanning Mrs. Sarah Simmons of North
Ashford.
The Slingsby and Eldredge families
entertained the Clover circle ON Tues
day
Mrs. Josephine Bartlett of Putnam
is with her brother, Winfield Kenyon,
as is also Miss Florence Kenyon of
Ithaca, N. Y.
Mrs. Percy Mattocks has returned
from visit with her parents at Mil
ford, Mass.
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NEW LONDON COUNTY.
M0NTVlLLE
Postmaster HurIbut Able to Be at Of
fiee-5aptist Association to Meet
with Local Churches.

Postmaster Hurlbut is so far i'm
proved as to be able to attend to his
duties at the Office
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Latimer viii
make their home in New London dur
sng the next school year. Mr.. Latimer
VIII be the physical director Of the
New London schools as last year.
Rsvs. +. d. Lucdington of Quaker
Jill and Albert Todd of Stafford call
ed on Rev. George G.. Chappell at the
baptist parsonage Thursday. Both
took . good look at the improvements
recently made on the church property
and expressed themselves well pleased
Miss Bessie Chapman has been Wis
ftAng friends in Holyoke, Mass.
The macadan road leading to the
rar station has received two coats of
oil
To Entertain Baptist Association.
There was an attendance of forty
two at the Thursday evening prayer
meeting August 25. The matter of
entertaining the New London Baptist
association next year was favorably
considered. Delegates chosen for the
association at the Huntington Street
BAPTIST church. New London, are Dea-
con and Mrs. Edwin s. Henry. Mrs.
-Arabella Latimer, Mrs. Norman c. Al
len and Miss May Darrow.
Mrs. Baker OF westerly. r. l., has
been the guest of Deacon and Mrs.
Henry.
Baptist Church News.
Rev. George c. Chapel returned to
the Pa ptt~t parsonage wednesday aft
ernoon after five days visit among
friends at Pittsield. Mass. Mr. Chap
peil spoke Sunday morning at the
Mornfngside Baptist church on The
Extra at the Curtiss Glass for Men.
on Get Another Man. and at the eve
ming service on Lost Prayer. on Mon
day he visited Williamstown, che coll
lego building. and the Haystadlz mon
ument and IN the afternoon North
Adams. Tuesday Mr.. Chappen enjoy
ed trolley ride through the Berkshire
hills from ?ittsfeld TO Lenox, Lee and
Stockbridge.
Secretary Richard w. Mansfield OF
New London spoke at the Jnion Bap-
list church Sunday morning Miss
Jennie Wood conducted the Christian
F,ndeavor meeting in the evening. Top
SC. The Missionary Outlook. Miss Wood
arranged very interesting pro-
<ramme which was enjoyed by a large
congregation ia spite of stormy wealth
er.
Miss Elsie Manchester Of New Jer-
erett Chapman.
Mrs. Grinnell has been the guest of
relatives in Black Hall.
Airs. Arabelia Latimer visited rela-
tfves At Groson "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Finney of Arlington,
Mass. are guests Of relatives here
The ladies' Aid society was enter
sained by Mrs. c. A. Chapman Thurs
DAY Afternoon.
Miss Lydia Olson Ia making a weeks
visit in Hartford.
Misses Susie and Maude Wood Wis
tied the Wihimantic camp grounds
last week
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SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Social Affairs of the Week-Personal
Items.


Misses Minnie and Annie Foley Of
New London were week end visitors
with Miss Hazel Backus.
Mrs. Worthington Smith has return
ed after a weeks visit at her home in
New York state.
Mrs. Lois Larkin entertained her
sister, Mrs. Alec Jennings, and
daughter Anna of Preston on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Avery and
Henry Avery attended the Noyes- Bar
Der wedding at Mystic Tuesday even
ing, Henry Avery acting as best man.
A number from here attended a
gathering at John Engstrom's in
Franklin on Tuesday evening. 1t was
given in honor of Gustave Lindgren of
New York.
Carl Sundel, who is at Backus hos
pital, is improving rapidly.
Clarence Keeler of North Brookfeld.
Mass, has returned after a short visit
with his sister, Mrs. Albert Myers.
Harold Malcolm of Norwich has
been visiting William McCloud
Miss Reno Murdoch and Miss Annie
Smith were guests at q week end house
party given by Clarence Chamberlain
at his farm in Chaplin.
Mrs. Timothy Watts and two chill
dren have joined her husband at Lee.
Mass, where he is setting up a large
paper machine recently completed by
the Smith-Winchester company
Miss Frances Kiese celebrated her
10Th birthday by a picnic with her
friends at Coventry lake.
Mrs. McIver of Norwich and Russell
Husband of Salt Lake city were re-
cent guests at the home of M. T. My
ers.
Miss Rena Murdoch is visiting Miss
Althea Naples of Norwich.
Mrs. f. e. Peckham and son Donald
are in Norwich guests Of Mrs. John
Sherman of Mountain avenue.
Willis Slate has been spending a few
days at his old home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Elmer Engstrom is entertain
ing Mrs Ericsson and two children OF
Brooklyn.
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BROOKLYN
Many 'Mourners at Funeral of Fred
,erick n. LaWton-Death of Mrs.
Mary r. Cutler.


The funeral of Frederick H Lawton
was held on Friday afternoon from the
home of his parents and was very
largely attended, the house being filed
to its utmost capacity. Rev. Charles
A. Downs his pastor, gave a brief re-
view of the life and Christian example
of the deceased. Rev. Clarence H.
Barber. a relative of the family, read
the scripture selections and spoke
words of comfort to the afflicted fam
lily and relatives. Rev. George f..
Genung, D. D.. offered prayer Mrs. c..
A. Potter, Mrs. s. /. F'rink and Miss
Clara Wood sang as a trio When the
Mists Have Rolled Away, Saved by
Grace and Sometime Well Understand.
The bearers were Sidney MARYLAND of
Danielson. Arthur A. Milligan of Mil
ford, Mass, both members in Killingly
High school in the class with the de-
ceased, William b. Potter, Harold
Stone, Oscar F. Atwood and Harry
Copeland. The flowers were beautiful
Among relatives and friends from out
of town who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. LaWton of Unionville. CT,
Mrs. L C. Lawton of Bradford Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. William Loring and son
George of Central Village, Mr.. and Mrs
John Spencer of Willmantic, Mr.. and
Mrs Matthew Chase and Sanford
Chase of Pomfret, Daniel Spencer of
Springfield, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
smith ana MISS Eleanor smith OF Dam
ielson. Mrs. +. l.. Martin, Mrs. c. A.
Williams and Rodger Williams of
Providence Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mill
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Milligan
of Milford, Mass. Mrs. c. a. Lewis and
family of Hampton, Mrs. Henry
Simester of Providence. Mrs. Frank
Peck, Mrs. Frederick Peck and Mrs.
Cornelius Peck of Seekonk, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Ennis of Chaplin, Mrs
Simonds of Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Rawson of Danielson, A. A. Bennett of
Canterbury, Miss Mary Nichols of
Danielson, and a large number of the
mem bers of K H. S. class of 1906, of
which the deceased was member
General News.
Miss Rita E. Pond returned Monday
to Providence
Walter Parish OF Wisconsin. who re
Gently visited Mrs Elisha A. Wood
ward died very suddenly Aug. H.
William K Pond OF MeTidsn Is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. t. .. Pond, joining his
Wife and daughter.
G. A. Potter has purcba sed an auto.
Mrs George Angell's nephew, Nd
HarfA- Il. SHEPARD OF Hood River. Orc
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by Miss Nettie Gallup and Mrs. Jude
Wetmore.
Mrs. Peleg Peckham of Moosup is at
her brothers, Alfred Gallups.
Miss Cora Kellogg has visited in
Danielson and attended the high school
reunion of her class there, the class OF
1904
Alvin Corey has been purchasing
large quantities of wool from farmers
in Rhode Island
Archibald Corey is staying for a time
with his brother, Alvin Corey.
Mrs. NJ Rudd is visiting her sister
near Norwich.
Miss Dora West of Boston. a guest
at the parsonage, ably presided at the
organ last Sunday in the Line meeting
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chesebro of Noroton
Heights are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin f. Wilcox.
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WOODSTOCK
Stockholders Of Woodstock Academy
Hold Annual Meeting Todsy-Open
ing of Schools.

Miss Eliza Berrian has returned
from a visit in Hartford. She was ac-
compa MED by her sister, Mrs. Anna
P. Kingsbury.
The stockholders of Woodstock
academy hold their annual meeting
this Saturday afternoon.
Harley Foster has entered the en-
ploy of IT. w. Bowen.
Miss Jessie Hibbard of Greenfield
Mass. is at home on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Henry
Hibbard.
The family of F. II. Williamson of
Hartford are spending a week at the
home of William M. Gallup.
The schoolhouse in district No 1 is
receiving a coat of paint.
Louis r. Southworth of the marine
department of The New York World
is spending his vacation at the South
worth homestead
The. fall term of the Woodstock
academy opens Tuesday, September G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert 3. Kingsbury
and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin +. Hyde
have returned from an automobile trip
to ProVincetown, Mass.
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STAFFORDVlLLE
Local People Attend Camp Meeting
instructive Sermons.
Mrs. Mary Heck is i'll.

Mrs. Mary Heck is i'll.
Mrs. Lizzie Shepard, who has been
i'll, is improving.
Those who attended the Willimantic
camp meeting from this place were
Rev. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. Durham, Mrs. r. M. Lyon and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Lima Booth, who has been visit
ing her daughter in Bennington, VT.
has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kemp of Fair
view, Mass. were guests last week at
the homes of Mrs. Wesley Broadway
and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth.
Rev. NJ. IL. Jones preached a fins
sermon from II Cor. a: 5, in the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning.
She also gave an interesting talk in
the evening.
Misses Vivian and Lucy Kemp, who
have lived with their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth. since
the death OF their mother, Mrs. Lucy
Bosworth Kemp. March 13, 1907, went
last week to live with their father ana
stepmother. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kemp.
in Tairview. Mass.
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TOLLAND COUNTY.
COLUMBIA
Andover Team Defeated 6-3-Neigh-
borhood Picnic and Corn Roast
Contract for New Bridge.

The item in last Saturdays Bulletin
regarding the Lyman entertainment for
the benefit of the Ladies Aid society,
through a typographical error. was
made to read $500" as the amount
received for admission to the enter
tainment. whereas the amount should
have read $50. The amount netted
from the sale of ice cream was about
ST.
There was a lively ball game on the
green last Saturday afternoon by An
Andover and local nine. Score to in
favor of the Columbia nine.
Edward z. Lyman of Brooklyn. n. Y.
favored the congregation at the mora
dered bass solo. Master Raymond
Tucker, the 10 year old son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred n. Tucker, of West Hart
ford, also gave beautifully rendered
solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Skinner Of
Hartford were recent guests of tho
family Of A. A. Latham at Chestnut
Hill.
After Haying Picnic.
The people in Chestnut Hill district
held their annual after hayng picnic
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Little on Friday afternoon of last week
These annual gatherings of friends and
neighbors have been a pleasant feature
in that community for several years.
James A. Utley was with relatives in
Hartford over Sunday.
Miss Enid Hawkins of Hoboken, n.
J., has been spending few days with
her uncle. S. B. West, Of this place.
Howard w. Yeomans and family OF
Cleveland o., who have been spending
a portion of the summer in the Cape
Cod region are spending little time
at the home of Mr.. Yeomans' mother.
Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans, on Columbia
green.
Mrs. Fred Wolff and daughter enter
tanned several friends from Whitman
tic Sunday. Hermon Wolff Of Norwich
was also their guest.
Corn Roast.
Another corn roast was held by the
people on Columbia green on Friday
evening of last week which was at
tended by about thirty people. Graph
ophone and banjo music was furnished
by Albert Carpenter.
Master Clayton Lyman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Lyman, fell from
his bicycle recently and sustained an
injury to his collarbone.
The lads in Mrs. Harris Sunday
school class enjoyed an outing and
picnic at Lake Wangumbaug, Coven-
try, on Wednesday last. They wers
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Har-
ris.
New Bridge.
The contract for constructing q steel
bridge sixty five feet lone and fourteen
feet Wide of ten tons capacity, across
Hop river at Safford's crossing, be-
tween the towns of Columbia and Cow
entry has been awarded by the select
men of the two towns to the Berlin
Construction company for $T35.
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN X. Lowe Lose Lit
tie Son-DelightfuI Dinner Party.

Deacon Arthur Williams has been in
Providence a few days. Mrs. Williams
is seriously i'll.
Miss Nellie Burleson led the mis-
sionary meeting of the league Sunday
evening in an acceptable manner. She
will leave home next Monday to teach
in Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Des jar
dins of Hartford were guests one day
at the parsonage. Mr.. Des Jardins is
an inventor of note, and Mrs. Des
Jardins is pianist of rare ability
Mrs Mary Gilbert and son Ralph
of Leomister Mass, have been guests
at, the home of Henry Miller for a
few days and returned home an Tues
day.
The little son of Henry Lowe. who
has been very sick is now much bet
ter.
Concludes Vacation at Clinton.
The pastor returned from Clinton on
Thursday at the close of his vacation.
Mrs Elma Peckham of Newport
has been a guest at the home of Me.
and Mrs. Perry Moffitt a few days.
Mrs DR.. Brunn has been in Maine
for two weeks and returned home on
Thursday
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. DIN
K. Lowe was taken very sick with
cholera fnfantum last week and died
after two days illness, on Saturday.
The funeral was held on Monday aft
ernoon, the Rev T. Turner, pastor of
Mrs. Lowe. officiating. Two duets
were sung by Mrs. Turner and Mrs.
E. E May. Four little cousins sons
of John Lowe, Jr., and Charles w.
Lowe. served as bearers. The Young
Peoples league of the Baptist church
and other friends of the family gave
choice flowers.
Mrs. l.. B. Curtis and her guest, Mrs.
Tucker of Bermuda also Miss Ida
Sanger and Mrs Henry Wells attend
ed a delightful dinner given by Mrs.
W. w. MatheWson at the home of Mrs.
F. w. Heinrichs at Woodstock on
Wednesday afternoon.
Dan Basto has closed his service
with Benjamin Ritch on the Clarence
Bowen estate and began September 1
working for his father on the Putnam
road.