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Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
CANTERBURY.
Health Officers in Conference Concern ing Scarlet Fever cases-CIose of School.


 The churches are ready for Easter.
 Friends are glad to see Mrs. Peter Blanchard at home again after spend ing several weeks at the Backus hos pital.
 The w. c. T. U. meeting Sunday afternoon at the M. P. church was largely attended and was helpful and inspiring.
 Edwin Trowbridge of New Hamp- shire is the guest Of relatives in town.
 Clement Bushnell is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Emily Bushnell
 Mrs. c. R. Thatcher who has been helping her daughter, Mrs. G. R. Torry of Central Village has returned home.
 The little children of MT. and Mrs. Myron Hicks are improving, but the house is still under quarantine.
 Attorney G. E. Hinman of Willi- mantle, county health officer was a caller at Dr. J. O. Smiths recently in regard to the scarlet fever in town, 1t is hoped no more new cases will break out
 Mir. and Mrs. Mead are entertaining their daughter from the Empire state.
 Miss Agnes L. Wagner of No. 10 school entertained her sister and friend on Sunday. They came in on Philips buzz wagon.
 Schools closed Thursday for the Eas- ter vacation.
 E. F. Bennett and family have been
 Masters Willis L. and Charles w. Bennett, 26, were guests recently of tbcIr sister and brother, MT. and Mrs. Allen A. Moffeit of Central Village.
 Mrs. M A. Francis has gone to Cam den N Y, to visit her aunt who is over 90 years old. Mrs. Francis had to go through Philadelphia in the thick of the strike.
 turned after spending two weeks in Washington, D. C.. with their son, First Lieutenant Harold s. Hetrick.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
SCOTLAND.
D. E1. Barstow to Erect New House
 Pupils Perfect in Attendance.


 Rev. ". E. B. Moore was a Norwich
 Mrs. E. B. Inman and little son returned this week to their home at Stamford. after visiting friends and relatives in town.
 Mrs. Albert Spellman of Wiflimantfc has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball.
 Mrs. Mary Ryder of Norwich, who has been at her farm for several days preparatory to its occupancy by a re- cent purchaser. left on Monday to spend some time with her son. Clar- ence. and his family in Litchneld- Conn.
 Mrs. Walter House returned home this week from wiIiimantic where she was a patient in the hospial. and aft CT convalescing remained at the home of her sister on Jackson street for some time
 C. M. Smith has been in Putnam this week attending court as juror.
 Doorkeeper earstow Home.
 D. H. Barstow is home for Easter from Washington, D. C., where he acts as doorkeeper in the house of repre- resentatfves. MT. Barstow and family are to occupy the house with Nelson Ladd until a new house which Mir. Barstow is to have erected on the home farm is completed
 Frederick Hovey has sold his place to c. L. Willis and has purchased the farm owned by the late Mary Fuller. to which he and his sister, Miss Mar tha Hovey, will soon move.
 Punetuai Pupils.
 School closed on Thursday for the Easter vacation and will reopen April 4. The following pupils were not ab- sent during the term: Grammar room, Josephine Frink. Beatrice Geer, Esther Taber Burt Connors Charles Gager, Russell Jacobs. Harold Kenyon Pri- mary room, Alice Kingsley. Ruth Kingsley. Anna Zeigler. Arthur Gaser. Charles Perry and Ferdinand Sylvia
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
WlNDHAM
Bishop Brewster WiII Confirm class-- Easter Music at Congregations churoh-Personal Mention.

At St. Pauiis Sunday the hoay B.t- charist will be at a. m. The Sunday school will meet ae uwumi aft G20. Al S.30 p. m., festival av@n~ong- On Easter Monday st p. m. BfShop Brewster will be p~esert and oonnrrna- tion service will be held Tue anthesa at the Congregational church BRetsu morning will be They law TNAksn Away My Lord, with contralto nolo by Mrs. A. E. Harvey. There win ba d tenor solo, The Three Visions, by W. H Brown. At the c. H. service fin the evening the topic win be Getting Ready to Live Forever. Leader. Rev. W. M. Brown.
 The old yellow barn on tho Emslans Hebard property on South street, now owned by H. c. Latlarop. has been torn down this week ana a new ono ia to be erected.
 George Manley and son clAreucs have been in Springfield, Masa., thi~ week.
 Wallace Kelley of New Haven. who has been visiting relatives in town for several weeks, flaa gone to Franasiin to spend "A few days before going home.
 MT. and Mrs. A O. watorous and Mrs. J. W. Marghetdc were in Haz<nord Wednesday.
 Mrs. wifi Rice has roearnsd from a visit in Boston.
 Mrs. Fl. c. L.athrop and Mlw. Charles Keeney were in Norwdch WedneDday.
 Alfred Martin of Pawtuc1eet is vis- iting his sisters, Mra. !. c TAAern and Mrs. A. E. Harvey.
 G. w. Peabody-g auction of @ouSs- hold goods on Tuesday attracted . large number of people.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
DAYviILE
Successful Food and Apron Sals-Lea
 Broken by Fall from Load of Hay.


 The Young Mems club will meet with Fred Miller on Wednesday evening. Mrs. c. A. Russell entertaSned the Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday. The food and apron sale given by the Ladies' Aid society at the home of Mrs. W. F. Bidwen was a success so- cially and financially.
 Mrs F. J. Burnett who has been seriously i'll, is able to sit up for a short time each day.
 Miss Marion Shaw and Miss Lucille Reynolds returned to Fall River this week.
 Miss Ruth Bennett entertained the Thimble club on Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Charles Drabble of Auburn, N. r., are in town
 Albert Touchette fell from a load of hay and broke his leg.
 Everett Miller, daughter Bessie and Norman Miller have been visiting in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Murphy have returned from the west to make their home in Dayville.
 MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Briere are both i'll with the grip
 Mrs. Samuel Gillette entertained Mrs. George Law of Thompson on Monday.
 Mrs. Robert Hart. guest of Mrs. W. E. LaBelle, is able to be out after the grip.
 Sergeant John waBh, who is walk ing across the country, called at Kill Iing1y postofice on Tuesday at q. m. Postmaster Bidwen signed for him as to the time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
PENDLEToN HILL.

c. Dwight Thompson, who has been critically i'll. is convalescing.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Babcock and son of Jewett City passed Sunday with Mrs. Jennie J. Thompson.
 Miss Hattie Congdon is visiting rel atives in Westerly.
 Mir and Mrs. George Wheeler and two children of Stonington spent Sun day at c. D. Thompson's.
 Howard Amy of Westerly was a recent guest at NJ. o. Chapman's.
 Miss Carrie Ryder is at her home here i'll with grip.
 Morton Cooke of Canonchet passed Sunday at his home here.
 Byron J. Kinnie and J. E1wood Mi ner captured five foxes last week in GrisWold.
 Mrs E. F. Coon and son, Clark Coon, spent Saturday in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Funeral of Mrs. Samuel Tayior- Friends Entsrtained on Straw Ride.

Casper Kennison has returned from St. Joseph's hospital, Willirnantic, where he has been for treatment.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a food ternoon and had very liberal patron- age
 Prosecuting Agent A. J. Greenslit of Hampton was, here Friday.
 Mrs. Walter Piclnord of Clinton, Mass, has been visiting her brother, Everett Richmond.
 Raymond Mitchell has gone to Day. Floyd Mitchell is maggage master at the MoOSup station.
 Charles Bragg has returned from q business trip to New York
 Fred Hirsch of Glastonbury. former 1y a resident here, has been a recent visitor here.
 The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Taylor was held at the home of Thomas Mitchell Monday afternoon Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
 The special town meeting this (Sat- urday afternoon will probably be a lively one.
 Miss Cleona Noble of New London spent Sunday with Mrs- Esther Groves.
 Gave . Straw Ride.
 Miss Gladys TsllinEhast entertained a large party of young friends Friday evening by giving them a straw ride. Mrs. Abbie Ldilfbridge of Westerly. R. l.. has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry Getty of Worcester visited friends here Saturday.
 Lillian. little daughter of James Still. is slowly recovering from pneu- monia-
 Mrs. Arthur Flyers has gone to St Josephis hospital in Providence for treatment. She has been i'll several weeks.
 Piece of Steel in Eye.
 Miss Elizabeth Burke had a piece of steel removed from her eye. It flew from a shuttle in the mill.
 Miss Helen Stevens of Providence spent Sunday here.
 Mrs. Charles Kennedy entertained her. brother, Walter Marks, of Provi- dence. Sunday.
 William Sum of New London, N. H.. has been visiting friends here.
 Easter Concert.
 The Easter concert will be held at the church Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon
 Miss Eliza Cook and Master Alfred Hopkins attended Miss Helen Gard ner's birthday party in Moosup Sat- urday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Liiiibridge and daughter, Miss Edna, returned Monday from Florida, where they have been spending several weeks.
 Lewis Shaw has been spending this week in Canterbury at William Med bury's.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Local Prize Winners at New Bosten
 Library Social.

Frank May of New Boston was the guest of his brother, Ezra May, Mon day. He has been boss carpenter at Intervale mills for several years, but recently resigned and expects to locate in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Agnes White is spending the week in Putnam with her grand mother. Mrs. George W. Child
 MT. and Mrs. F. K. May. MT. and Mrs. J. s. May MT. and Mrs. A. G. Morse, MT. and Mrs. A H. Hubbard. Mrs. Olive Chaffee and son Hermon at tended the library social held with Mir. and Mrs F. N. May at New Boston last Friday evening. Mir. Hubbard took the mems prize and Mrs. J. s. May the consolation at whist.
 Mrs. Clifford Jordan of Webster has been with her parents for a week or more. Mrs. Clifford having a slight re- lapse.
 Grip colds and gland levers prevail, several being confined to the house.
 Mrs. Thomas Bromley and Christine Bradley of Dayville were in town sev- eral days last week
 a6EA ClanaAzk Smith axd so0 CAx-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
SOUTH LYME

guest of MT. and Mrs w. c. Slate
 Mrs James Kennedy of Black Hall visited her mother. Mrs. David Cham pion, this week.
 Mrs. J. w. Roath was the guest of Mrs. w. c. Slate Wednesday.
 Miss Lydia. Hartig will hold a meet ing at the Union chapel Thursday eve ming.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Comstock and daughter Edna of New Haven visited Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Payne over Sun day.
 Leslie Smith of New Haven visited MT. and Mrs F. c. Payne Wednesday.
 Mrs. F. R. Peck visited friends in New London Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
SALEM
New Teacher ngaged-Chimney Fire at Bailey PIace-Granse Holds Mock Trial


 ThS schools in town closed last Fri day sfor the Easter vacation The March 2S.
 Olin F. Boynton, who taught the winter term in the Horse Pond district, has resigned and will be succeeded by Ernest Beebe,
 Miss Louise Martin. teacher in the Harris district, is spending the week 1t her home in Hamburg.
 Miss Eva Standish, teacher of the Central school, is at her home in Westchester for the Easter vacation.
 Miss Edna Rogers is spending the week at her home here-
 New Members Join Social Club
 The Salem Social club held a meet Ing at their club room last Friday evening Several new members were received and plans made for their first social.
 Miss M. E. Nrillen gave an excellent sermon from the parable of the Prod- igaI Son on Sunday morning at the Congregational church. H. A. Rix conducted an interesting session of the Sunday school at the close of the ple's meeting in the evening Howard A. Rix was leader. The meeting proved very helpful and interesting.
 It is expected that Rev. J. S. Ives of Congregational church on Sunday. April 3d, morning and evening.
 The regular weekly cottageA prayer a>e5ting was held on Wednesday even ing at the parsonage.
 Auction at Harris Farm.
 4 large crowd from all parts of this and surrounding towns attended the auction at the Harris farm on We'd nesday. AgIctioneer Matt Tinker kept the crowd in good humor. Good prices were realized.
 Harris Morgan and family moved to New London on Wednesday.
 Ely A Gardner and family of Lef- angwelI will occupy the Enoch Randall place the coming year.
 Bad Chimney Fire.
 4 chimney fire which burned fiercely dence of Robert A. and F. P. Bailey caused considerable excitement and quick action on Sunday afternoon. Owing to the well directed efforts of D. M- Chadwick, assisted by other neigfTboTS, the fire was controlled and the damage confined to the chimney and the woodwork near it.
 Mrs. George Standish of Colchester and Mrs Charles Tiffany of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. Edgar J. Standish at Hillside farm this week Mrs. Orrin w. Ray and Floyd L. Fletcher were guests of Norwich friends recently.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Murray are slowly recovering from severe attacks of grip.
 The Salem grange gave an entertain nent, 4 Mock Trial, or the Great Watermelon Case, on Thursday even ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
RAWSON
Husi5ng Bee For Martin WeIsh-Rih
 Fraotored-Personai.

Green Hu1ing and Clara Huling were visitors at willimantic on Tuesday.
 Martin Welsh is to have a HuAking Bee. Owing to sickness he did not get his corn huslxed last fall.
 l.. c. Stocking was Thread city caller on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. W. Hammond were callers on Brooklyn friends on Thurs day.
 George Kimball was a caller in Wil- nuantic on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fred Baker has been entertain ing Miss Grace Pike of Waursgan for a few days.
 Roy Rowland is laid up with a frac- tured rib caused by being thrown from a carriage.
 Miss Fay Darrow of New London has been the guest of Mrs. Elmer Phillips.
 Cortland Baker of Gardner, Mass, has been the guest of his mother Mrs. Jared Wade.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
MoosUP
Children Surprise Mother on Hss 6irthdsy-Mrs. Rufus Dannsttia Death-Pioturs Thsater Closed.

Last Wednesday evening Christop pher and Elmer Johnson. Mrn. Mach Mott. Mrs. Harry Wilson and Miss Eva John Johnson; with & their h children, gave a pleasant surprise at her home oA High street, 1t being her 18th birth@ day. During the evening she was pre- sented several pieces of silverware, in- a social hour the sixteen sat down to an appetizing supper provided by the guests. A flashlight picture was taken of the group by Elmer Johnson.
 Death of Mrs. Rufus Dagestt.
 Mrs. Rufus Daggett died last Thursday morning after a nngerins neral was held from her residence last Sunday. attended by her pastor, Rev. J. l.. Wheeler. She was a membeF of the Moosup Methodist church. The Williams. Leroy Hin and John Dsv,- ley. A quartette. consisting of A. K Briggs. Mrs. Charles Bragg. Mrs. B. A. Whitehead and Howard Main, sans s wef1 Thou MouT Wifi if Prsysr and My s ssss S ceased Burial was in Moosup came tery. Her husband survives her.
 Making Thsstsr safs.
 The moving picture shows have been closed for a few days in order to meet the requirements of the state ihW III the plAcluk or an 18beHtom 0MM@ Tor the picture machine. The state inspector was here last Saturday and gave the Joy theater a high compli- ment, saying that f. was one of the finest rooms in the state.
 The ladies of the Methodist chummM gave a variety supper Thursday eve ning which netted over 13o. The stKp- per consisted of clam ohowder. ham, baked beans, succotash. potato salad. pickles. rolls. Die, cake, tea and oof-
 Miss Meiodia Derbfo of New Bed father, Louis Delbic who ia critically
 Suffering from Blood Poisoning. f Freeman Carr employed ct BpraRaasB stable has been a sufferer from blood poisoning caused by pulling 0ut a hangnan and getting some foreign substance in tho wound. Tt was thought at one tinns he would have to be taken 10 the hospital, as his arm was swollen to twice it's natural sire. At present he ia more comfortafble.
 Birthday Surprise Party.
 Last Friday evening a surprise party was given Miss Ethel Parishurst by fifteen young friends, ft being her fifteenth birthday. Games were en- joyed and refreshments of cake, aand- wiches, coffee fos cream and fruit were served. During the evening Harold c. Williams in befmh of those present presented Mfsa BthaI a solid gold signet ring bearing the mono gram IT, B. F. She received several other beautiful presents.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
SOUTH CANTERBURY.
Big Otter Shot By Benjamin A.
 Brown.

Benjamin A. Brown shot a large otter on WhfppoorwiH farm last week. It measured four feet and five inches from tip to tip. The body was nine inches in diameter. The animals are seldom seen in this vicinity. being very scarce.
 Mir and Mrs Henry F. Larixham of Canterbury Green were guests Sunday of Miss Bertha Clark.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Lewis of PIain- field were guests Of Fred l.. Hyde and daughters Sunday.
 Prank V. Lyon and Levi ". Clark were in Norwich Monday.
 Miss C. O. Whitford of Norwich spent Sunday with her sisters at WhIppoor- yriII farm
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
FITCHVILLE
Farmers Warned Not to Carry Calves
 With Legs Tied.

The mill closed Thursday for the re- mainder of the week.
 A complaint was recently made to Deputy Humane Agent Asa M. Miller that Jew residing at Bozrahville was violating the law by carrying calves with their legs tied. The humane agent visited the home of the accused, Joseph Lubin, and found him ready to start for Colchester with load of calves, all having their legs tied. The officer entered a complaint to Grand Juror Alonzo Smith, who read the law to the accused, Whr promised to obey in the future, and the charge was withdrawn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
YAWBUx VALLEY.
Auction--Westerly Family Moving to
 Wilkinson Farm.

Mir. and Mrs J. E. Thompson en- tertained E. Frank White and fam fly and Mrs Leander Park and daughter on Sunday.
 There was a large attendance at the auction held Monday at the residence of c. P. Miner.
 Mrs. $. c. Eggleston of South Lyme was recent visitor here. i,
 Mrs. William Rathbun is suffering with a badly sprained ankle.
 MT. and Mrs Edward German of Westerly who have exchanged their three tenment house in that place for the farm of Walter Wilkinson are moving to the farm. MT. Wilkinson and family will move to farm near Westerly which they have recently purchased.
 James D. Miner made a trip to Bris-' tol R. l., Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
ABlNG TON
Former Teacher Welcomed Baok-L.
 B. 8. Meeting.

Carl Sharpe and Mary Wilbur are home from Storrs agricultural college to spend the Easter vacation.
 Miss Alice M. Howe of Yantic has been visiting and calling on friends here. Miss Howe had been the teach CT in the local school for several years until a few weeks ago when she fell, breaking her ankle, and was obliged to give up school, much to the regret of many friends in the community.
 Darwin Horton. who has been suffer ing with inflammatory rehumatism for some time. is improving.
 Mrs. William Jennings and son FL dred, who have been visiting the for mers mother, Mrs. George Hicks. are now the guests of Mrs. Water Brown at Hamlet farm.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society met at Library hall on Thursday after noon
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
NORTH LYME
Rev. Francis Purvis Accepts Call to
 Local Church.

Rev. Francis Purvis of Cromwell has accepted a call to the passionate of the church in this place, and will commence his labors here May 1.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers and daughter have been spending the week at G. H. Strong's.
 Mrs. Alpheus Nye and son of Fitch vile spent the week at George Bab- cocks
 Mrs Erwin Rogers and Mrs N. S. Strong and children visited at A. P. Gates and J. H. Warner's in Milling ton Wednesday.
 Mrs. Ernest Rogers has been wis iting in Lyme
 Mrs. A. P. Gates visited at G. H. Strong's Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
LAUREL GLEN
Local People Attend Pendleton Hill
 Auction.

Jesse Main and two children, Law renee and Dorothy, spent Sunday with their uncle, Andrew Abbey, in Barber vile, R. I.
 Several from this place attended the auction at Mrs. Jennie Tilompson's at Pendleton Hill Wednesday,
 James Main and son Jesse made a business trip to North Stonington on Monday and attended the auction at c. P. Miners.
 Watch Hill road were calling on relatives in this place recently.
 Charlie Maine, son of Attaway Maine, who has been ill, is much bet ter.
 Grip and bad colds are prevalent.
 Miss Ellen Maine, who has been i'll at the home of James Maine, is some better
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1910

programme follows: A farce by six young ladies of this place; A guitar solo by Miss Edith WIoodard; The Whistling Regiment, by Mrs. Fred Mills and graphophone selections by Mrs. William Prince.
 MT Wells has lately sold his farm and is moving his family to Massa- chusettS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
HOWARD VALLEY

Bro. Edward Butler of Lancaster, Mass, preached in the Valley church last Sunday.
 Elmer Hanks has begun work at F. Marvin1s at C1ark's Corners.
 Thomas Mclaughlin will begin work for J. Woodward on Crow Hill this week.
 Mrs. F. E. Hanks and Mrs. c. C. Pitts visited in Moosup and Danielson this week.
 John Smith has finished saving on the Thomas SxniHh lot.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
MAN
Sudden Death of Mrs. Catherine B. Waldo-Many Attend Holy Week Services.

SGFNiCeSs
 Mrs. Catherine B. Waldo. mother of Walter R. Waldo, died Tuesday morn ing at the residence of her daughter, Mass. She had been spending the winter with her daughter and was enjoying her usual health ate a hear " supper and at 10 o'clock was found CT The funeral services took place Friday afternoon in the Congregation al church. Burial was in the Mantle cemetery.
 w. c. r. U. Meeting.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union met Thursday afternoon with Mrs N. J. Huntley
 Holy Week Services
 Rev. J. w. Knappenberger has been conducting a series of Holy week serv- ices in the Congregational church and has had unusually large congrega- lions.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. s. J. Griswo1d was a Norwich visitor Tuesday.
 H. J. P. Hampton. treasurer of the Knickerbocker Typewriter company of Jersey City, N. J., Is registered at the Morton house.
 Mrs. F. A. Aston and Miss Carrie Venwoert have returned have return ed to their homes in AIiddletown and Mrs. R. B. s. washburn and grand children of Norwich are in the Grove for a stay.
 John Gregson of Norwich is at Crescent beach.
 The Mead family have moved from the Wallace house to the Partlo house. George ". Smith and Walter Smith are moving a bungalow for Mrs. An nie Bronson.
 Improvements will soon be made on Herbert Burdick's cottage in Or ehard street.
 F. H Loomis was in Norwich and Plainfield Tuesday on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
CHAPLIN.
Funeral of Deacon William Martin Largely Attended - Town Mourns Loss of a Rare Man.

Town Clerk A. M. Litchfeld is out with a new automobile.
 Miss Inez Litchfield a pupil of the Damrosch Music School of Art of New York has been spending a week at her home.
 Mrs. Orin R. Witter of Hartford has been a visitor several days this week at the home of her mother. Mrs. E.. Jesie Hunt.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

meet on Wednesday next at the house of Mrs. James Tucker.
 Miss Edith Peck is home for the Easter vacation.
 MT. and Mrs Adelbert Adams of Boston have been spending a vaca- ton with their friends here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
JACKSONVILLE
Entertainment Presented at School
 house-PersonaIs.

Mrs. A. R. Beville of Willimantic has been visiting the past week with her sister Mrs. c. F. May and niece Miss Alice Jack.
 School closes this Friday for a weeks vacation.
 There was an entertainment held at the schoo1haHse last Friday nighk. The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
HANOVER
kccai Singers Assist at East GIaston- bury Concert-Service on Holy Thursday.

The infant of MT and Mrs Robert Hill of Canterbury was brought here or burial Wednesday afternoon. A serrice was held at the grave
 Miss Margaret Eadie and William G. Park assisted in a concert at the .htrch in East Glastonbury Wednes- lay evening
 Miss Helen Eadie is visiting in Bos- 5on.
 An impressive service was held in he church on Thursday evening. Spe- .ial music was rendered by the choir: an address was given by Rev. H. A 3eadIe of Franklin; and the Lord'S Supper was observed.
 Zha Ladies' Missionary society ggin