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The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20
DR.. M. E. FRITZ
The Bluff Failed,
Office Next Door to Bank of Commerce
LEXINGTON. MISS.

In commenting upon the result of
the action of the DemocraticExecutive
Committee, the Lawrence County
Press says:
We didn't care copper cent whether
there MAS primary f,r s,nator this
year o, rpt, but VaIGan. an appeared
so teri lily anxious / ha, = it out with
Percy that 1t seemed q ut rity not
to CAL uIs blutf. For blum is oil in
the world it was and the hand held
wasn't even q respectable bob tail
flush" Some of Vardaman's friends
doubtless thought he wanted pima.
ry this fall and honestly pulled for 1t
thinking they were voicing the senti-
ment of their chieftain. but they were
miles and miles off their longitude.
They ought to know ''Jakey' better
than that. Vardaman wants nothing
but to fool the people, and he is per
fectly conscious of the fact that he
can t fool them If he has some oppo.
nent present to meet him in joint de-
bate He wouldn't meet John Sharp
Williams hut once, and he was abso.
lutely driven to it then He never has
met anybody in fair, open, joint de-
bate, and he isn't going to. He wants
to go on the stump and lambast Percy
and all the rest of his opponents, but
he wants to take particular pains to
see that none of the afore- mentioned
opponents are present He may make
great fuss about meeting them, but
when the time comes he is going to
wiggle out of it. Friends, is that fairY
II man has a just and righteous
ca use that will stand the light Of day
he should be willing and anxious to
meet all comers. The people want an
intelligent discussion Of the issues and
the only way it can be obtained is
through joint debate where statements,
charges and counter can be made and
repelled to, the people themselves act
ing as the jury.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20
"A Gard.

We wish to thank our friends and
customers for past favors and bespeak
continuance of the same for our sue
cessors, The Peoples Drug Store. We
withdraw from the retail business to
enter the wholesale manufacture of our
preparations which now have such a
demand that we are compelled to give
them our entire attention. They will
most likely be put on the market from
this place. Respectfully,
J. M. ALEXANDER DRUG co.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20

The reaoers oft his paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act.
ing directly upon the blood and MUG
Gus surfaces of the system, Thereby de.
str0ying the foundation Of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
buildingsup the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith 10 its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t
fails TO cure. Send for list Of testi'
monials
Address r. j. CHENEY q CO., To-
ledo, D.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills or consti-
patton,
]. S. Wilkins and J. D. Autry, of
Shaddon, were given hearty greetings
by their many friends in Lexington
Friday.
]. T. Pierce was up from Eulogy on
business Saturday.
Prof. w. NJ. Alexander looked after
his landed interests at Durant Satur-
day.
=. Duncan Mcleod was down from
French Bend plantation on visitsun-
day
w. B. Newsom spent Sunday with
friends at Emory.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20

less, that cases. should them.
you right privacy of
your His Favorte Prescription has
of thousands of the of
product regularly graduated
physician The enough that its
No habformg
your Worlds DspeasarY Medical Association
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20

| have purchased MFR. D. M Beall's
interest in the firm of Beall u Vinson,
and will collect all bills and pay all
accounts of above firm. May 90, 1910.
The business will be continued under
the name of p. l.. Vinson.
p. L. VINSON.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20

= W. W. Fowler, of Owens, was bus
fness visitor to Lexington Saturday.
G. K. Johnson is employd in the tel
ephone exchange at Durant.
Miss Fannie Burney arrived from
Fayette yesterday evening, having been
summoned home on account of the Sc.
rious illness of her mother.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar 70 their
seq should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the
advice Of physician Of over 20 years experience
"a skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
Of womea. Every letter Of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded as sacredy
confidential. Many sensitivey modest women write
fully 10 DIR. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling 20 their local physician. The local physician
is pretty sure TO say that he cannot do anything
without 'an examination Dir. Fierce holds that
these distasteful examinations are generally need
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20
Lost.

At Owens, Sunday, one black para
sol, with silver bali on handle, en-
graved I'M. e. s." Finder please re-
turn to A. <. Swinney, Lexington,
and receive reward.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
-=---ss7i77a iisli7 Ia-laa =als-a
 NlAHTIC
Last of State Rifle Ranges Taken
 AWsy--Whist for Library Benefit.

There was 8 large attendance We'd nesday evening at the supper given bg the Ladies Aid society Of the Con gregational church. The proceeds will be used for church work.
 Owing to the baby blizzard Tuesday the East Lyme Trolley company was obliged to keep a force Of men and tne snow blow out all night. The road was clear by z o'clock Wednesday morning and the cars came in and left on time.
 Old Range Taken Down.
 The last of the rife ranges on the state road between tho village and Pine Grove was taken down the first of the week by CaFetaker F. C. Beckwath and his assfstspts. Tn years past the ranges were used for target practice There were two ranges In use, the first one being 800 yards distance from the nr- Ing line. while the second was 1000 yards away. The first range was blown down some years ago by a heavy gale. The crash was heard for q half mile. The second one became useless, as storms and wind had torn away the boards, allowing tfae sand fo come out
 Mise Harriet 4. Williams of New London has been visiting Miss l. A Spencer fn Washington avenue.
 Mrs A. J. Strickla has gone to Clinton, after sepnding some time vis- iting relatives in the village.
 The whist Thursday evening for the benefit of the public library was held at the residence of Mrs. John l. Luce, iu Main street.
 Ernest l.. Spencer is in New York.
 Pine Grove Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs William F. Alden left Monday for Southbridge, Mass, where they were called on account of t3e se- rious illness Of Mrs. Alden's mother.
 William H. Dorman left Tuesday for Willimantic.
 Dr. George NJ. Barrett has returned to Hartford, after being at his cottage in Center gtreet since Wednesday. .
 Mrs. Fl. C. Burdick has been enter taiufng at her cottage in Orchard street Mrs rT~t+ -y@ 70-t~rhte.r aJfgg F. l.. Holt, Of New London
 Gone to Florida.
 Dr. and Mrs. Everett $. Warren clos ed their mansion at Breezy Point Sat urdsy and left for a short visit to New York before going to Florida for the winter.
 Mrs C. W. Baker has returned to Hartford. after spending 9 few days at the Matthews cottage in Center street. Mrs. Baker is 2 summer resident of the Grove.
 Mr and Mrs. George Goss Of New London spent Sunday at their cottage in Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
VOLunTOWn
Entertain,noens, Social and Whist for st. Thoras' ChUrch-Foothsa Game With Gisseo Team.

Saturday evening q z earerraznZnenty social &DQ ~asEL W1g given .n Cn1o1 ball aneer Efge auspices Of ti4s ladies of the n3@n oI Prayer f>g the benefit c. st- 1no1ag' ca1ge1- Ths affair YaG peTy largely attsn5e& and proved q great g0cees1. The DLealnx number Of lae programme TAg 1y Prof. James Ielefser of New London, who per formed number z, yeTy mystifSsns 1estS .n z clever manner for 9rnfch ne was UberatIY Dpia p1e6, He Ra,s aDly ssEls1e9 sy Alfred Harvey Of &eH Icrl- con. Dl@cE1aess couleG48n> Mas Nellie Buckley e -<0Y iqleI sang Klsis rney n 4 pleasing D4sTs-eY and made q Dlg nit @sta ner asGsence, being cDgnoe}i ed 10 Ts8pDazi 70 segeFaE eTcp@ss Mss E-2oa Groger accompanied on ire piano.
 Whist vas played for one hour. Hearts $ere t~srapr> the 1olloH41g were lbs sinners First ,a6leg', Mrs Philip Boucher. second saGseg', Iiss Asa3gret: second geui1esoen'e, IL John son. Consolation Er.zez vent to &rs Clarence E.Egood and John =. Lewfs Is3e counters were .& &g9. Dl8zlru Boucher and Azar3e Gren8er. The Esli ~as At- tracffgeiy decorated and several pretty follows Ire cream cake. etc, 1frg. John BerDert, Miss Bsrracr@e and Mss 4. BlFracTee; candy. Afsseg DDnlesgy and 6aekuss fancy arEscles, Mrs. AzaTls tIfsTaas1Es %34;tfo5 Lena ana t1#S- tDLTgOEzTs wheel 0g fortune. Louis BOa1eaer and Cgil3a Russ. ticket office, A. E1ssf. door. Victor Dupont. The committee fs charge, who with F'atner Kee1e re- ecived many com pstruenrs for tne gBc- eees of the affair, wss Miss Mary A. Clark and Mrs. John HerDey+.
 Al Bsptist Church.
 The Rev. Jr Fitch o9 Norwich was the rreacner a. tf1e Baptist c1sur a on Sunday morning and evening.
 Cissgo Won.
 The first aseocsattoo foorasI team that eyer represented FoluntoTn went fC Glss2C On Saturday s11 played z good ga me with ci1e team Of faes place The FCl9nr9TT tesT Tss defeated oy score of two to oIe. : return game was to have been played here today fSarUr6sy). but will have to oe post pCne6 On account Of the weather
 Village Notes.
 Taurs5sy the Feast og the ircaoa csl- late C5ncepri9z- sFas observed st s. TnouaE eE1rr.. 7Ti1n mass ar / o'clock and services .n inc evening.
 Since the recent sDDEsrorna slei igAsng aa~ become z popular GsTersioa.
 Charles Sa5ppee has finished 1-s -s- 1org at St0n5nzco1 and returned to his home aere.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
LEBANON

E=v. P 2 Tr--er. un-z recently pss- -o- et .rz Eal--zE eEC--1- zss re-C--ec ID his home Es coalition seems to show little gs:E-
 The 1-z=-sl serTies e Nelson Tav- Tor ~zs r5-Er--e< at me home las: Eo-5zF 5y Esv. 2 3 Smith Inter --er- was !- r-e nav -e-e-e-y-
 Some four szc1ss o< =1o~ <sn here izs- Tuaeds-.
 Gearze ps--nu-z- E-ose home r near Leearc. E-s1cu- <sii rsT-t~ vn-SuEn 2 --ao 5c-- - t1a oera iass -reecar r=- to--u-zrsiv escaped ser crrs .-.5t-v -ze received H0veTsr general eraz.uz IT and -as Cc1s-des ably bruised
 Grange Elects o<E-e-s.
 Lecaroz grange. Nc -L elected rts following oEcers tor ths yaa- ar Is meeting Thursday night: President, Quo PlEzz- cTe-See-- Frank Eockroco: lecturer Mrs Cz-1z-i1e Sweet; stew ard. Christie Foster assistant stew ard Amos Lt-l--- G10-zeere-- William Thomas. clar-z--- Miss Hattie EeT- IT. sec-e1z--. Ms C. .. Fuller, treas .-rer- C. . Ea-=-- laty zsxisaant steward Miss 3u-e Pll-E, PoEo-s- Miss R--E CG-E- Flora. A-zs Li-a Carroll: Ceres, MSS zzc-.s York: for executive committee Fred Taylor, !2- su-a1cs ceuL---ze W -- L. SpeaceT.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ClARK'S FALLS
Local Fox Hunters suceessfuI-visitor.
 and Visiting.

Julius Suprilti Of Asiaway called on friends here last Saturday
 Mrs. William Perkins and daughter Amy have returned to their home in Clarkvlle after a visit with Miss Emma Maine.
 Atwood Lee is visiting his brother in North Stonington.
 Perry Maine recently captured a large raccoon that weighed IT pounds. coon supper was served end was thoroughly enjoyed.
 Mrs. Joseph Chrard, Jr, was the guest of Henry Babcock Wednesday. Mrs. Girard taught school here before her marriage.
 Henry Babcock was in Westerly on Thursday.
 Shot Red Fox.
 Horace Palmer and Frank Miner captured red fox Wednesday MT. Miner was the lucky one of the party. Smith Maine is recovering from pneumonia.
 Mrs. Richmond Main has been the guest of Mrs. Hattie Rathbun at Mantle, Conn.
 Mrs. c. A. Stoddsrd was the guest of her son, F. W. Sisson and family at As1away on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
LISBON
E.tsyshis Church SocIsl--sia Crowd
 ct Kitchen Dance.


 The church social held at Mrs. C. A. M~rf's last Wednesday evening was a svcosss Many games were played. The rsfreshxnsnts were in charge of Eliza- beth Bradlow, Ethel Kennedy, J. Her bert rrons, Paul Brad1ow and August Eoefck.
 Thomas Hosge of Jswett City was in town Sunday.
 Fred Irons is working for J. H. Ken nedy.
 August HoeicL was In Norwich Wed nosday.
 Miss Alice E. Kennedy was in New Canaan last week.
 Benjamin Brown has moved his fam m- ny from Canterbury over 10 Herman Learned's house. He is working for Henry Kendall
 Jolly Kitchen Dance.
 Kitchen dance was gwen py Her lh2n Learned at hfs home Friday even tnS- A good crowd gathered and en snfoySbLe time vas spent by sll Green mans orchestra furnished music and TinkhAm prompted. The refreshments wsrs !1 charge of NIargsretha ana An ua Hoelck. Elizabeth BraoloW, Amy EidrSdgs, Ethel Kennedy. Herman Learned. August tioelck and Paul Ru- detL
 zfSfs Viola h1dredgs of Old Mystic sAa the sieet of her sister, Any Eld u1oA a1nR HnxAaA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

cake and fruit social was held at the home of w. T. Curry, Crystal Spring farm, Friday evening.
 Fellowship Meeting.
 very profitable meeting, freigffed wihh spiritual blessings, was the fellow ship meeting hold with the Goshen church on Saturday Dec. ,. At the morning session Rev. $. fl. Howe. D. r., of Norwich, delivered masteriy discourse, which Wss listened to with wrapt attention. His text vas taken from IT. Timothy l.: 10. The subjects at inc afternoon session were of much Thought and interest. The Bible the Book of God, by Rev. A. J. Park of Ex eter; Jesus and the Bible. by Rev. F. E. Smith of Lebanon; The Holy Spirit and the Bible, Dy Rev. 1T. A. Bcadle of Franklin; The Bible and the Ind1yid- ual by Rev. C. A: Northrup Of Nor wien were the topics ably considered
 Clark l.. S1Ilard of Exeter has nov ed to the home of his brother in- law. r. 1T. Brow ming
 Officers of C. E. Society.
 At the annual busineRs meeting of the Chrstisu Endeavor society, held Sunday evening the following offic CTS for the ensuing year were ohOsen: President. w. r. Curry; vice president, w. C. Thomas; recording secretary and treasurer, Archie R. Curry; cor responding secretary, F.. W. Jones; or ganist, Miss Marguerite E. York; as sistant orRanist, Miss Ruth T.. Curry; chairman lookout committee, Rev. Mar cus Burr. prayer meeting committee, J. 4. Randall; social committee. Mrs. W. T. Curry, missionary committee, Miss Clara Gillette. temperance com rnittee, W. C. Thomas: flower commit tee. Miss Ruth F.. Curry; music com mittee. Mrs. Marcus Burr; calling con- nsittee, William T. Curry; press conn mittee, J. A. Randall.
 The Late Erastur s. Ceer.
 The death of Erastus $. Geer. aged 65, occurred at his home here on Tues day at D. I'll. Mir. Geer had been in falling health for IL number of years He had resided here all his life and he W9B engaged in general farming. Mi Geer was kind neghbOr. held in high esteem by his fellow townsmen. Tn town affairs he held many important offices and served his town in the state legislature He was d member of the Goshen Congregational church and took deep interest In its work
 Mir. Geer possessed sweet tenor voice. which he cultivated and used In the Masters service. He was the ef- ficient chorister of the church for 40 years tIe Is survived by his wife, Mrs Grace Sherman Geer; a daughter. Mrs William Buckley; q brother, William s. Geer, and a sister, Miss Mary E. Geer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES

were in charge as follows. Fancy arti- cles, Mrs. E. r. BaId@4n and Mrs. C. U Sensman; salad booth, Mrs. frging Gregory and Mrs Walter Speak, cake, Mrs F. E. Bushnell and l5rs ii. A. Richards; candy, Miss Robish and Miss Lockwood. Supper. consisting of salads. rolls. cake, Wafers, tea and cof- fee. was served on small tables pret- tiIy decorated in different coaOrg. Tne following Indies served; Mrs. C. ". Perkins, pink. Drs v. F. Bruce, blue; i; Mrs. William Kinder, red and green; Mrs. r. il Toplin, yellow; 4ies Tiiorn- as, garnet. Each table had hand painted menu cards, the work Of Mrs. William Kinder. Miss Mattfe 5eng- man acted a8 cashier. The ladies will fbe able fo add about s32 to their treas ury ss tbe proceeds of the sale and supper.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
PEMDLETOM HILL
Canterbury Man Buys Bromley Farm
 -PersonaI Notes.

Miss Carrie A. Ryder Is visiting her cousins, the Misses Maine, at Roches- ter, N. I.
 Dwight Bromley of Westerly has sold his farm here to Henry Kenyon of Canterbury
 Mrs. Martin and two daughters wis tted at Jewett City Sunday at William Hiscox's.
 Miss Maude 0. Thompson visited her sister, Mrs. James Brooks. at Jewett City Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Annie Nj. Cook led the services Sunday evening.
 Morton Cook cut his hand badly with an ax while chcpping in the woods Wednesday.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday from 10 to I o'clock
 Miss Susan Cook returned to her school Sunday after being III for three weeks.
 Mrs. Jefferson Kinnie has moved in toto the house with her daughter, Mrs. Lucy E. White.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
GALES FERRY
Rspairs on Rosdwzy wzy-Con1n4lEt Hp- pointed for Christmas Entertsinnsnt in Sunday School

The roadway leading to the Ferry landing bctween the residence Of 4 B. Voorhees, and the Tale varsity quarters was greatly in1pToyad Iass week, Latham Smith with g. force of men laying q new He pipe drain on the south side Of tne roadway ana also cArting many loads Of gravel and foam upon the alH
 Af. and Mrs. Joseph Hines and sam- ny removed this week from Tchabod cottage to the Frank HBrloutt house on the New London roAd
 f,sIph Cha prnan Of Norwich, who has has been visiting relatives tu this ys- clntT, was the g1est Of Sfr. and Mrs. Latham Smith over Sunday night. Mrs. Martha Soyes Of Mystic arrived On Thursday to visit her sister, 5frs. Sarah Perkins Sine was acco1ny5a- n3ed Dy Afrs. Henry %Dfes. who re. n3ained as the guest oE SIrs. Perkins for the day.
 Funeral of Mrs. Chapman.
 The funeral Of 3Irs. Dolly Lester Cbaprnan. widow of the Late Ephra5nn Chapman Of PoQUonoc, which was held at the Gales Ferry 41 F.. church on Tuesday T afternoon, was attended 0y relatlVes Of the Geceaeed. Services were conducted oy Rev. Osn0er C. Bud olnEion Of the Poq8onoc Bridge Bap- tikt church, at her Iare hogne, and st the Gales Ferry church. where he was assisted by rne pastor Rev. C. Wflgon Harrison. The fnferosent WaS in the Gales Ferr. cemetery, the four sons of the ceceaSed, Lyman A. and Charles H. Of Po4Bonoe, Jessie F. Of Grofom. and Christopher P. oE Eastern Point acting ag bearers.
 Moves smith returned fo his duties on the Hrecking lighter Tasco. Ton- Gay morning. after q weeks yacatfoa at his home in this village
 The Home Missionary meeting. which was arranged for Tuesday eve ming, had 10 be postponed on account Of the storm.
 Mrs. Frederick Richards Of Norwich visited relatives here last week.
 The Epworth Ieague meeting Sunday evening was conducted Dy Sister En- na Harrison ag 2 home missionary service. Tae collection al the meet ing ard also at the morning service was taken for the cause Of home mls- gione.
 4 special collection was taken in the sunday school for the purchase of gifts for The Christmas tree. The names of Ruth Lawson and Alton Cha pn0an were arlounceG as having 2 solicited the largest contributions for tnis object. The several conomLtteeg Of the tree and entertainment were appointed at this session
 AIrs. William fia--ig Of Groton Tlg- tied relatives here last week.
 Miss Alice SattSrlee left On Monday to visit AGr. and 8IrS. Elmer 5atterlea ln North Haven.
 Attend Missionary Institute.
 Rev. and Mrs. C. Wilson Harrison with Sister Harrison and Miss Any Satreglee were attendants on Thurs day and Friday at the missionary in stltEte in Norwich
 AllsE Satferlee was also q visitor in Central F.lzs ge sB5 Putnam last week
 HT. and Mrs. Clinton A. Ea-TeE oF Norwich were the guests on Sunday Cf Mrs. Maud Bullock al her home al 8flyas Point.
 sIiss Sarah T-atlnaer has been spending Q few days t.a.s week with relatives in PaIn1e-rosEzl.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
SOUTH LYME
Rev R. ". Poo1ey L.et0rss st th.
 Unior hsp.i-Ssrsonsl Notss.

Irs. J, W'. Rosta spent Sunday lz ti19E place.
 BIT. and Grs. Thomas Stanton enter ta1ne1 Er and GrS. William E2srs of FTancerB recenr15.
 Albert Stanton GF Iyorvton 7YzE the suest Of nl~ parents, 1fr. and Mira Thomas Stanton over Sunday.
 AaEs Lycls 3srt.g wsz q recent vfe- itor ln the village.
 George Archer vas 2 caller in rhis place 31ncas-
 Rev. Rodney ". Eouncy os Hs-tford delivered an interesting lecture st rfa Union cnsDei Monday eTerfng before good au6sence.
 3frs. Y. Erwin and 6a- gs1te~. 3r-z Harry Lftrle called on friends sr .hfs place Th1-s5aE
 2lr. and 5G-z. A. r. 35l--er and irHsrt 1on were guests o@ inc lstter's Qsre-sss Ssr. and &-a. " z. S,z1e. -ats zgea,-
 Several geoD,@ from t1.z place a. tended rne fgnersl og Frank F. Pec.- ham .n S-sntt1 We6nesGav
 Tas E@~. 8r. Shepard a1f@ Earvsces st tIe Union caaD@. s11czy afternoon.
 Lawrence Carer and ia roIc Bump o2 Lyme ware zsestr 3@ James S'a.. oyer SunGar
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
LAUREL GLEN

Rev. William Q-std Of the Second Baptist ca1-c1 occupied me pulpit . he local cs.2re. .aS- S--GEg 2zG -aii prach -eU Sl1cs-
 Mir and Mrs. Ealar1Al 61r1G-s saf sns E-- and Lloyd visited -AsS -c- urser z-E L- 5-cAs l@e-A G-. and MS lanes LHEa
 1Er and A-s. R . C1cS spent Sun Ay -5-a Mrs Cocks lEEzE !- S.s paase
 aEr- and Hrs Tc>apa Gi-s-- a-s S3Is- SlE Win Mrs A--away aekt1A
 Lx~-sc->- Maine sn6 Gnkef 01eUehy are spending a -e@& win t18r exfne Ar. R. D- Cock ca eAs TascA Et5 1aM5.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
M0HEGAN
Supper and Entertainment Nets s1o

supper ana ENterCSiNnfehE NeLS . iO. There were no services at tte church Sunday. the pastor being il.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Strickland and son of New London spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Fowler. . John Quidseon Of New London call ed on friends in this place Sunday.
 Melted S10.
 The Mohegan society realized SD from their supper and entertainment last Thursday evening.
 Julian Harris of Norwich and 9fr. Holden Of Albany, \. Y, called on friends in this place Sunday.
 Mrs. Amelia Burdick was in New London Thursday.
 E. C. Fowler had q valuable COW badly injured by the trolley express Thursday.
 2fth Birthday.
 At the home of Mrs E. T. Baker Tn Mohegan there waz most enJoyaol z event Monday evening, when about 25 relatives and friends assembled 10 ex- tend their congratula and best wishes in honor of her S4th birthda '. She received many beautiful presents.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
BETHEL

Rev. T. H. Peabody was the guest ot rhe local pastor and spoke Sunday morning and evening in rAa Bethel church.
 The fourth quarterly conrsrence will as he'd ar the Nj. F parsonage on Monday evening ar 1.Sc.
 Mrs. Eliza Stanton. who has oesa in C3iiSarna for nearly 2 year. has re- turned @ her home with Miss Hunt lngton.
 Nfyron h5aalie &aS SolC h-S v-u<sl}l-t tn Charles Tillinghss1 Nsho is expected Socn lo set UP hLA mil e,ezes
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
UAKDALE,
Sunday School Plan. for chrlstn,e 2
 Concert.

The pulpit at the Congregational church was occupied on Sunday by Rev. H. T. Arnold of Norwich. Text, Rev. 4:1. There was an attendance of 55. The (. F.. meeting was led by Miss Jennie Switzer. Topic, The Worth While Life. Prov 10: IT. P. 20.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Hope of Palmer town attended church at Montville Center on Sunday as did Theo. w. Larson of Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Johnson of Nor wich were Sunday visitors at Mir John sons fathers. D. A. Johnson's. of this place.
 The Montville Center Sunday school Is making preparations for the annual Christmas concert. Raymond Schol- field. Chester Comstock and George Johnson nave been appointed collectors 1o solicit funds 10 procure presents.