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COUNTY.
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UNION DIRECTORY

American Federation Of Lsbot.
Samuel gompers President
James DupeGn----Flrst Niee President
john Mibehe1----Second NlGe President
James 0Counel--T Third Vice President.
Dennis 4. Hsyes Fourth Vice President.
WIN .. Hnoer,--Fifth Vice President.
Jos u. Valentine Vies President.
John L. Alpine, Seventh Vice President.
z. z. PerhRu, Eighth F1ce President.
John z Lennon ------------ Treasurer
Frank Morrison ------------ Secretary
Washington State Federation Of Lapp..
President ----.-------------- c. 4. Case
Seattle.
First Vice President Pred Hudson
Beliingham.
Secono Vice President Ihos Maloney
Spokane.
Third Tace Presiaeui------L. r. Clarke
Ralla Walla.
Fourth Vice President H A. Liverm0re,
Eoqulsm.
Fifth Vice President----W. J. Bradford
Tacoma
Sixth Vice President Durham,
h.avenstale.
Seventh V1ce President. L. Campbell
Everett
Set, Treas --------Oharles Perry Taylor,
Box 1856, Tacoma
Organizer ----------------C. O. Young,
Everett
Everett Trades Council.
l. " ssrEtton, -.-.-.-.-----.------ President
Z G. Lula, ----------Vaes Presideu.
Gordsn MerTz Treasurer
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No 1927
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY DIS
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III MADE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIL
STATE OF WASHINGTON,
FOR THE COUNTY OF
SNOHONISH
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Date of first publication March Is,
1910. 81
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
LEDYARD
Church Societies Meet-Frank c. May
nard Appointed Conservator of His
Brother.


Mrs. Charles S. Hewitt who has
been staying several days with her
sister, Mrs. Frazier, of Westerly, has
returned home.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
parsonage Wednesday and the Mis-
sionary society at Mrs. Thomas P.
Norman's on Thursday.
Succeeds the Late Aaron Lucas.
Frank G. Maynard has been appoint
ed by the judge Of probate for the dis
trict of Ledyard conservator over his
brother, who is in MiddletoWn. Mi.
Maynard takes the place of the late
Aaron Lucas, who was conservator for
a. number of years. Mr.. Maynard has
furnished security to the amount of
$4,000, the bond required, and has en-
tered upon his duties.
Ninety-Five Attend Sunday School.
Rev. W. F. Whites address on Sun
day morning was taken from Genesis
audience. Communion service was ad-
ministered. There were ninety-five
present in the Sunday school.
Miss Florence NJ Bennett and some
of her pupils visited schools in Nor
witch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs William I. Allyn were
guests OF Mr.. Allyn's sister, Mrs Will
bur Baldwin of Taftville, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
H. H. Main recently purchased a
pair of nice colts of the Norcross boys.
Miss Grace NORM was an over Sun
day guest of her sister in Franklin,
and also went to New London to see
her mother
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
MoNTvILLE.
Large Attendance at Supper and En-
Northumberland Church Meet
ing-Repairs to Require $1,100.

Miss Ruth Darrow of New London
spent Wednesday night among friends
here.
Mrs. Annie Hooper of New London
called on local friends Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening.
Supper and Entertainment Net $50.
The finance committee of the Union
baptlSt church served an oyster sup
per at Palmer Memorial hall Wednes-
day evening from to 8. The two-act
Iarce-comedy, SunbOnnets, was then
given by the young ladies of the Fri
DAY evening club under direction of
Mrs. G. c. Chappell- The programme
opened with a full chorus singing The
Oid Gray Bonnet which secured an en-
core My Old Kentucky Home was
then sung in excellent voice. Messrs.
Pratt and Wood played a banjo duet.
which was heartily applauded. The
cast acting with ability. Banjo duets
were played between the acts and 1T
the close, followed by The Yankee
Kitchen. which was greatly enjoyed.
with the song, Good Night. Ice cream
and cake were served. The audience
was large and enthusiastic and the
church repair fund has been enriched
about $50.
Miss May Turner was in New Lon
don over Sunday
Miss Florence Chapman and Mrs.
Lillibridge of Baltic called on friends
Annual Meeting of Baptist Church.
The annual meeting OF the Union
Baptist church was held in the chapel
Monday evening, March Z. The pastor,
Rev. George C. Chappel called the
meeting to order. Deacon z. ;. Henry
offered prayer. The warning was read
and the minutes of the last annual
meeting were read by the pastor.
Mrs. Arabella Latimer gave her re-
port as treasurer. which showed all
bills paid and the church finances in
a fine condition. The report of the
board of trustees was read and accept
ed. The election of officers resulted
as follows: Clerk, Frank Rogers;
treasurer, solicitor and collector, Mrs.
Arabella Latimer: finance committee,
Edwin S. Henry, N. c. Allen, George
P Smith; trustees Martin Brainard,
E. S. Henry and N. C. Allen; deacons,
Martin Brainard, E. S. Henry, George
P. Smith. The deacons were made
the minister's advisory board. Audit
or. Miss Alice Hooper; ushers. S. john
son. Mortimer Getcheli, Leon Allen,
Smith; organist Sunday
morning, Miss Grace Lyons; Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Melvin Furber.
A vote of thanks was extended Mrs.
Julia Coen for her faithful service as
clerk the past year.
Repair Fund Over $1,000.
Rev. C. H. SpaIding of Boston
preached an interesting sermon at the
Union Baptist church Sunday morning
from the subject, The Good Seed of
the Kingdom. Rev. A. ]. wilcox read
the Scripture lesson. The pastor, Rev.
G. c. Chappell, announced the glad
increased in two weeks from 1859 to
81 900 and that at the least s1,1O0
would be needed for all inside and out
side repairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
ASHWILLETT
Local People Attend Funeral of Rev.
Eli Observation-Disclosures in Norwich
Rev. }. n. Adams to Become Pas
tor of North Stonington Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs H. Frank Button, Mrs. Avery
Austin, Mrs Fl. Dwight Bromley. Mrs.
Nathan w. Stewart, Charles L. Stew
art Henry E. Randall and Mrs. Belle
Jenner of this place were all in Vol
untoWn Sunday to attend the funeral
of the Rev Eli Dewhurst. The SER
vices We're held in the Baptist church
at IL O'clock. The Rev. Dr. A. b.
Ovatts of Hartford officiated and de-
livered an impressive address. The
tiful Burial was in the Robbins GEM
etery, 0. S. Rix being in charge of the
arrangements.
Thompson Morgan Wedding.
William E. Thompson of Stonington
and Miss Luella Morgan, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amasa A.
Morgan of Ashwillett, were married
Saturday in Norwich the Rev. J.
Eldred Brown being the officiating
Clergyman.
Moved to Sheffield Place
Daniel s Guile and family. of Girls
void moved to the Rev. John Shelf
field place in Ashwillett, Saturday.
Mr.. Guile has purchased the property.
There has been no store here since
the death of tSi1es P. Eggleston last
July.
Will Change Passionate.
It is announced that the Rev. J.
Howard Adams, now pastor of the
Pendleton Hill church, will assume the
pastorate of the Third North Stoning-
ton Baptist church in the near flu
ture.
Daniel Vergason Buys Place.
Daniel Vergason of Norwich Town
has purchased the Oliver S. Miller
property here and with his family will
move to AshwilIett this spring. The
late Mr.. Miller was father to Mrs.
VergaSon.
Notes.
William @. Chappe1l of WATERFOWL,
Mass, is the guest Of local friends.
The mud is drying up and travel on
the country roads is much improved.
Another report is current here that
the large homestead farm of the late
Stiles P. Eggleston in Ashwillett has
been sold to Greenport IL. u Parties.
The farm contains, it is said, 500 acres
of land.
It is evident that many changes |
will take place among tha residents
here this spring
The auction sale at the Whipp1e |
at Glasgo was not held on |
Tuesday. Many went, but were dis |
appointed.
Otto Anderson is having a driveway
built from the highway to the Bill
ings place.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
FRANKLIN
Rev. r. C. Miller Spoke in Church, and
Sunday Schooi-News interests of
the Week.

At the Congregational church, Sum
day mornin~ Rev. Rennetts c. Miller,
OF Hartford, district secretary of the
international Reform bureau. with
Interestingly and forecfully upon the
subject, Moral Victories Won and
Waiting.
Four evils have. received the partic-
ular attention of the bureau: Intern
perance, impurity. gambling and Sab
bath breaking. And the four methods
employed in fighting these evils, name
ly legislation, letters lectures and lit
bic victories. Beside the prevention
of much bad legislation, thirteen bills
drafted and promoted by the bureau
have been passed by congress.
Before beginning his address Mr..
Miller sang as solo, My Mothers
Prayer.
In Sunday school, Mr.. Miller spoke
to the boys. urging them to avoid the
use of cigarettes.
Though i'll with tonsilitis. Mr.. Miller
spoke most earnestly and effectively,
and left an impression that Will be an
abiding challenge to the moral sense
and to the love of country of all who
heard him.
In the afternoon Mr. Miller went to
Hanover, where he spoke at the Con-
gregational church in the evening.
Personal Mention.
Miss Grace Mosier of Ledyard was
visiting friends on Meeting House hill
last week.
Mrs. Thomas Ashby of New York
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Hoff-
man the latter part of last week.
Hermon eager and $. N Hyde have
returned after spending a few days
in Boston
Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman and Miss Ell
Ia Hoffman were called to Easthamp-
ton on Tuesday by the death of a
friend.
Miss Edith Mosier is spending the
week at her home in New London.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hyde of Will
mantle We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hermon eager on Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson was in Wilt
mantle on Tuesday calling on friends.
Wallace Shepard is confined to his
home with the grip.
Mrs. S. n. Hyde was in Norwich on
Monday.
Miss Augusta Pember and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Manning of Lebanon at
tended church in Franklin on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Birge of Norwich were
on Meeting House hill one day the past
week.
George Avery is sick with bronchi-
It's.
In the absence of Mr. Beadle to-
morrow Rev. William Martin Brown
of Windham Will conduct the services
at the Congregational church.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
WATERFORD.
Beef Trust of Half Century Ago
Local Young Man Joins Navy.

Miss Nellie Williams of Ocean View
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Oscar
w. Patch, in New London.
Mrs. Fannie p. Gallup of Jordan is
comfortable after a long and painful
illness with rheumatism.
E. b. Young is fitting out Capt Ira
Edwards lobster steamer this week.
Mrs. Owen C. Williams was 2 caller
at Mrs. George w. Beebe's in Groton,
Wednesday.
Old Time Beef Trust
Fifty years ago a Beef trust con-
ness, when one OK was killed weekly
to supply the city. The delivery was
by basket under the management OF
John Dennis.
H. Willis Manwaring. James C. Smith,
R. L. McAuley, Owen C. Williams,
CORTLAND barrow J. Henry Beckwith
and DIR. c. Maynard Minor of Water
lodge, No. 120. A F. and A. NJ, last
Saturday night.
May Go to Philippines.
Clayton barrow of Fog Plain has
enlisted in the United States navy,
and has been assigned to duty on
board the Hancox at the Brooklyn ma
wy yard The voyage in contempla-
ton may take him to Europe and Med
iterranean ports, and then on through
the Suez canal to the Philippines. He
ranks as machinist's assistant
J. l.. Colt has remembered friends
in town by post cards during the past
week from Chicago and st. Louis Mr..
Colt is on a visit to his brother in the
far west
Mrs. Henry E. Beebe of Spithead
was in Groton Wednesday, attending
the funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Allen,
who was her aunt
Mrs. Nancy Vergason has returned
to Norwich after a visit to the Shelley
family OF Waterford
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
MAN TIC
Lenten Services at the Chapei-Con-
ference Over New Typewriter Plant.

Civil Engineer Robert b. Gorton has
been surveying land at Oswegatchie.
Judge Alfred Colt of New London
was in the village on business Tues
day
Rev. Franklin :. Moore of Black
Hall conducted Lenteu services at st.
Johns chapel "Wednesday.
Mr.. Lesker. inventor of typewrit-
err, was in TOWN Tuesday on business
with II. J. Hampton and the Mantle
business men.
H. A Tyler of Wethersneld was at
Crescent beach this week, looking att
err his property interests
L. S. Munger is suffering from an
attack of grip.
Returns from Scotland.
James Gibson has returned from
several weeks visit to his native eoun-
try-Scotland.
Miss Dorothy !. Howard, employed
in Bridgeport. spent Sunday with her
parents in the village
Mrs. L. w. Dart has been visiting
friends in New London.
George G.. Colliuge of New York,
president of a debenture company was
in town on Wednesday in the interest
of the Knickerbocker company.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
HANOVER
Funeral of Mrs. Edgar Tarbox-BuriaI
of Mrs. Anna J. Tinkham-New
Communion Set.

/ Communion Set.
The funeral services of Mrs Edgar
| Tarbox were held Tuesday after
noon at her late home. There was a
| large attendance from Gaeigffbor-
hood and of friends from abroad.
Among many floral emblems were a
pillow from Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Park,
a harp from the Ladies' Guild, and
| enezer Allen of Norwich and from Mr.
and Mrs. Warwick The pastor, Rev.
C. H. Peck, conducted the service, as
sisted by q quartette from the church
cair, Misses Margaret Eadie and Eliza
Blackburn. James Eadie and William
Park The selections were He Never
t,orgets His own, a favorite hymn OF
Mrs TarboX, and Crossing the Bar,
bass solo by William Park.
Burial of Mrs. Tinkham.
The body of Mrs. Anna Jordan Tink-
ham, widow of Eugene NJ. Tfnkham,
was brought here for burial Thursday
forenoon. Mrs. Tinkham died last
week at Bachelorville, Saratoga coun-
Edwin Tinkham and Miss Isabel
Jordan a sister, accompanied the re-
mains. A service was held at the
viii Move to Westboro.
The com nlunity regrets the prospec-
tive removal of Mr.. and Mrs John
Scott. They will move to q farm at
Westboro, near Worcester. Mass.
Rev. r. C. Miller Spoke.
a large attendance welcomed Rev.
r. 3. Miller at the church last Sun
day vening. At the praise service the
orchestra was increased by a bass
viol. played by James Tucker.
Rev Mr.. Smith of the Baltic Meth
odist church VIII preach here next
Sunday morning, in exchange with the
pastor.
A birthday celebration was given
Mrs. Nathan Bennett on Sunday aft
ernOon at the home of Waldo Bing-
ham.
New Individual Communion Set.
A handsome service of individual
communion cups the gift of an un-
known donor. was used for the first
time at the church last Sunday
This weeks cottage meeting was
held on Thursday at the home of Miss
Margaret Eadie
Miss Ellen Peck is visiting in Brad
ford, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
HAMBURG
Shot Deer-Doss Kill SheeP-Box
Social.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Anderson
We're in Mystic on business last We'd
nesday.
Jared Daniels. Jr., shot deer in his
newly seeded grass lot the first of the
week.
Lee Harding of New Haven was the
guest of his mother last Sunday
The choir met with Mrs Partch to
rehearse Easter music last Wednesday
evening.
The social prayer meeting was held
at Robert Sawyer's last week Friday
evening.
Mrs. Eunice Edwards of Essex Wis
tied her parents the first of the week.
A box social was held under the aus
pices of the c. e. S. Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Kate Jewett and daughter were
callers at r. NJ. Jewett's last Wednes-
day.
Dogs killed a number of sheep be-
longing to s. p Sterling last week.
Mrs. Samuel Daniels has moved to
New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
SOUTH LYME
Personal interests.

Mrs. Howard Stickney of Ivoryton is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n. Roath.
Miss Elizabeth Slate was the guest
of Mrs. Howard Stickney Wednesday.
Thomas Stanton visited relatives in
SayviIle this week.
Miss Lydia Hartig will preach at the
Union chapel Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. n. Roath visited Mrs. N. C.
Slate Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Howard was a New
London visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pendleton of
Westbrook will move their household
goods to South Lyme, where they will
locate in the future.
Arthur Miner is an out OF town vis-
itOr this week.
William Bolton moved the remainder
OF his household effects Wednesday to
Black Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
LEBANON
Damage by Lishtning-Transfer of
School District Property to Town.

School District Property to Town.
in this vicinity occurred last Sunday
afternoon. About $50 there was a
vivid flash of lightning with an in
staneous crash. Near the home of c.
wire fence was tori into fragments,
the wires being cut into pieces vary
ing from a half-inch to three or four
inches in length. A stone wall was
scattered in various directions.
Arranging for School Transfers
An adjourned town meeting was
held in the town hall last Monday aft
ernoon to take action upon the trans
fer of the district school property to
the town, as provided for in the new
law for town management The six
teen districts were instructed to call
school meetings within thirty days and
arrange for the transfer. The vote
taken last October to lay a tax of fff-
teen mills was reconsidered and finally
passed at the same rate.
General News.
a fair delegation from the Lebanon
grange attended the joint institute by
the Connecticut state board of agricul-
ture and PomOnaS of Windham coun-
tv New London county and the East
Central Pomona. in Willimantic on
Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. N. 3. Royal.
There has been only one case of
scarlet fever. and one case of diph-
iberia. Close guarantees prevented
these diseases from spreading
E. A Loomis, who has been con-
fined to his house for about two
is able to be out again.
Mrs Charles Parson of Ottawa, Can
ada, has been visiting friends in town.
A. c. Williams has lost one of his
large and valuable horses. 1t died from
the effects of an injury to one foot,
lockjaw.
Clifford Sweet of New Britain spent
Sunday with his mother and other
friends in town.
Ralph Royal of New York visited
his parents over Sunday.
Rev. r. E. Turner is expected home
from his wedding tour to occupy his
pulpit on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
NORTH LYME
New Church CIerk-CaIi to Cromwell
Pastor.

Rev. Mr.. Burvis preached here very
acceptably the first Sunday in March.
AT the same meeting ". NJ. Sisson, Jr.,
was appointed church clerk in place of
the late Charles S. Jewett-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emeley of
Moodus visited at c. f. Jewetts one
day last week
Merren Babcock was home from
New London several days this week
n. S. Strong and John Evans were
in Lyme Tuesday after farming inn
plements.
Mrs. William Sisson is spending a
week with friends in East Lyme and
Groton.
Miss Helen Jewett was in Deep Riv-
er Friday and Saturday of last week.
At a business meeting of the Baptist
church recently it was voted to extend
to Rev Francis Purvis of Cromwell a
call to become pastor OF the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12

poultry management at the grange
meeting Friday evening.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Shedd Of Preston
spent Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Hewitt
Miss Louise Coley of Westport is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dwight l..
Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. York are TO
move into the house Of Mrs. 5. u.
Wheeler. on the south street.
Rev. Lucian Drury arrived home on
Saturday evening from a trip to Bos-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. y. b>iine Of Nor
wich We're In town Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
PRESTON
Good Attendance at Meeting of Sew
ing Society.

Mrs. Susan A. Terry of Griswold is
visiting relatives in this place.
Abbie NJ. Stanton is confined to her
home with measles.
Miss Louise Zabriskie is visiting at
her home.
Herman Leonard and Elmer Phillips.
who have been spending several weeks
in this place. returned to Versailles on
Thursday.
J. G. Atterbery is confined to his
home with the grip.
The Ladies' Sewing society met IN
the Congregational church Wednesday
afternoon. There was a good attend
ance.
Benjamin Gerotte and Cyrus Dav
son of New London were callers
this place Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
GRISWOLD
Annual Meeting of Colt Library Tru,
tees,

Miss Susan Terry is visiting her
daughters in Preston.
Miss Ida Edmond of Washington r.
l., visited this week her cousins, the
Edmond brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mech of Dam
ielson were in town Sunday.
Plans are being made for pie sup
per.
Frank Terry is visiting friends in
Westerly and vicinity.
Mrs Parker of Baltic has been
SPEEDING several days with Mrs. S. G..
Norman.
Mrs. Accleburg is very Ill at her
home in Hopeville.
At the annual meeting of the trus-
tees of the Colt library, held Monday
tn election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, H. r. Buck vice pres
ident, E. A. Geer; secretary George
r. Lathrop; treasurer, A II. Mech; Ii
brarian, c. F. Morgan; vook commit
tee. Rev. G. L. French. G. r. Lathrop,
D. L. Phillips. E. A. Geer and W. A
Edmond
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-12
NORTH STONINGTON
Bay State Lecturer at Wheeler Libra
ry-Teachers' Meeting.

Rev. Lucian Drury attended the
county Baptist ministers conference
at Norwich Tuesday.
Rev. j. FL Adams of Pendleton Hill
has accepted a call to become pastor
of the Baptist church in this village.
Rev. w. l.. Hood of North Easton,
Mass. Iectured in the Wheeler library.
Wednesday evening. on The Harp of
the Senses and the Pleasures of Life.
Supervisor Of Schools II. w. King
conducted q teachers meeting in the
village school house Wednesday aft
ernOOn.
w. IL. Card of Manchester spoke on