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Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
NIANTIC
Burial of Henry ArnoId-Men Serve
Supper at Baptist Church.

Rev. ]. w. knappenberger was in
Norwich Tuesday attending the joint
meeting of the New London county as
ISOLATION of Congregational ministers
and the Glorious of the Episcopal
church.
The body of Henry Arnold, who died
at his home in Washington avenue on
Tuesday at z p. m. was taken to Mil
lington Thursday morning for burial.
A short prayer service was held here.
Miss Hattie Smith of Deep River
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
George Clark, at Black Point.
The male members of the Baptist
church gave a supper Wednesday
evening in the church parlors which
was largely attended.
w. G. Phyall and his assistants are
improving the interior of the Morton
house.
Herbert s. Johnson of Mlddletown
was in the village Friday on business.
ST. Johns Endowment Fund society
met with Mrs. L. p. Stevens in Wash
ington avenue Wednesday with an I'M
usually large attendance.
Mrs. w. II. Bush has been visiting
relatives in Stafford Springs.
Miss Gertrude Hilliar, who has been
at the Memorial hospital in New Lon
don for the past three weeks, is ex
pected to arrive at her home in the
village today Saturday
meeting of the Mantle Public Lii
brary association was held Wednes-
day with Mrs. +. H. Dart.
c. S. Dewey of New London was
business caller in the village Wednes-
daV.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
LEFFINGWEIL
Measles Observation-Disclosures to Sun
day School Convention at Norwich.

Measles are prevalent in this and
surrounding towns. Nearly all affiict-
ed with this disease are Children
Among those who have it are Roy
Beard. Ruth and Myra Ellis.
John Leffngwell, who has been I'll
with tonsilitis, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stubley and
children of Norwich spent Sunday
with Mrs Mary Gray.
The Sushine band meets today (Sat-
lBrday) with Miss Ruth Palmer
Among the congregation at the Bap-
fist church Sunday were Mrs. NJ.
Brooks and son of New Haven. They
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Browning of Wauwecus Hill.
Delegates to attend the Sunday
school convention at the Central Bap-
fist church, Feb. Sth, are Mrs. j. J.
Ward, Miss Gertrude Ward, Mrs. Geo.
Sheldon Miss Ruth Palmer Austin
Rathbun, John Rathbone, Miss Eola
Browning and Rev. J. G. Ward
Miss Mildred Swan was the guest of
Miss May Bushnell of the Canterbury
turnpike Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
FRANKLIN
Letters from Miss Ella Smith Tell o
Frosts in Florida.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hyde of Will
mantle were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hermon eager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Engstrpm and
son, Harold, of South Windham, were
recent guests of John EngstPom.
Mrs. Hernon eager was a recent
Willimantic visitor.
Rev. E. J. Aver preached on excellent
sermon in Bozrah Sunday.
A. Race has moved from Pleasure
Hill to the Watson place.
Mrs. Emma Warner and daughter
were Norwich visitors on Wednesday.
Lette rs received from Miss Ella
Smith. who is spending the winter in
Daytona, Fla, tell of the beautiful
wea the1 they have had until a recent
frost, which has killed all the flow
ers.
A D. Lamb gave an interesting re-
port of the meeting held in Lebanon
last week, when M. d. Kneeland of
Boston spoke on the Sunday School
Protective League.
Secretary G. d. Hine of Hartford was
recent visitor at the school here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
ASHWILLETT
Possible Purchasers for the Late s. p.
EggIestone's 1000 Acres of Land.

Otto Anderson has filled his new Ice
house with 12-inch ice. Mr. Anderson
IS planning to build new cottage near
mis- icehouse at the head of Maine
lake.
Several local residents attended a
dance in Preston City Friday evening.
It is reported that w. W. Billings
and family will move to Preston City,
and 1T is also run1ored that g. C.
Maine and family viii change their
residence from Ashwiliett to Westerly.
s. Curtis Egglestone Of South Lyme
was recently in the place looking after
the interests of the ssIe s. p. Eggle-
stones estate, of which he is the adj
rinistrator. The latter left nearly
1000 acres of land in this locality and
men are looking over the property
with a view of purchasing it.
A supper and entertainment for the
benefit of the Bethel Methodist church
was held Friday night
There is no material change in the
condition of Mrs. Samuel D. Pierce.
who was stricken with paralytic
shock a week ago.
Arthur G. Billings of Natick r. l.,
has been here arranging for the man
egement of his large farm in Rixtown
for the coming year.
W. E. Toll1urst and family have
moved to Providence where Mr.. Toll
hurst is engaged in business.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
MoNTvIrE.
Rev. p. c. Wright breaches at Baptist
Church-cantata PIeasingIy Given.

Robert Patton of Norwich spent Sum
day with his mother
Mrs. Arabella Latimer was the
guest of relatives in New London and
Groton Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Sermon by Rev. p. C. Wright.
Rev. P. C. Wright, pastor of the
Central Baptist church, Norwich, de-
livered an able sermon at the Union
Baptist church Tuesday evening on:
Why Did Christ Die?" The male
choir. assisted by the ladies' chorus,
sang HE VIII Hold the Past" and the
the close of the sermon the young
ladies sang HE Hideth My Soul" flute
accompaniment. There was an at
tendance of 107. At the close of the
joyed
At the Union Baptist church Sun
day morning Rev. p. c. Chappen
markabIe Things About David" Mrs
Chappe1 played a violin solo,, "The
Heavens Declare His Glory" and the
ladies' choir sang. At the Bible school
session it was unanimously voted to
contribute each year one half the APP
portionment for Bible and Publication
society. The Young Peoples society
voted to contribute the other half each
year.
The cantata, 'HThe Conquering
Cross was greatly enjoyed by an au-
dience of $50. The young people show
ed much ability under the training of
Mrs. Chappell. The six little girls
who represented the chain OF love were
very pleasing. Miss Florence Chap
man opened the meeting with songs
and scripture readings. Prayer was
offered by John Brown.
1t is hoped that a small orchestra
may be organized soon.
Odd Fellows to Attend Church.
The Odd Fellows voted at their
meeting recently to attend services at
the Union Baptist church Sunday,
Feb. j.
Deacon Edwin S. Henry, Norman C.
Allen and George c. ChappeI, repair
committee Of the Union Baptist
church, visited the Baptist and Meth
odist churches in Mantle Monday for
the purpose of inspecting the metal
ceiling and walls. They have decided
to have metal ceiling and walls when
the repairs are made here.
The monthly meeting of the board
of selectmen was held at the town hall
SATURDAY..
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
FITCHVILLE
Recent soeiaI-PersonaI Mention.

Mrs. William Ladd of Montville is
SPEEDING several days with her brother
f. H Thompson
Messrs. Walter Thompson and Cur
don Rathbone of Willimantic were re-
cent visitors in town.
Misses Annie and Nellie Brady spent
Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. William
Brown of Norwich.
Lucius Chapman of Colchester was
a recent visitor at the home of his son,
A. b. Chapman, as was also John Moore
of New London.
Frank McManus and Miss Margaret
McManus were in Jewett City last
week attending the firemen's ball
A number from here attended the re-
ception of Prof. ]. J. Kennedy's dane
ing class at the Norwich Dancing
Academy on Monday night.
There was a large attendance at the
dance in Palmer hall Thursday night.
The Academy orchestra from Norwich
furnished music and Professor Cong
don prompted. -
A large crowd from here will attend
the play at the Broadway theater, Nor
wi nh- this fSatiirdar3 auanin&
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
GALES FERRY
Morgan and Hiscox Cottages Broken
Into-Birthday celebrstion-Various
Items.

The Morgan and Hiscox cottages on
| the Bluff were entered last week, but
nothing of value is supposed TO have
been taken. The break was discover
ed by George +. Dean while on his
rounds along the Bluff
Mrs. Charles b. Jennings of New
LcnIon was the guest Wednesday Of
her aunt Mrs Richard Latimer.
Charles Pierce, Jr., a representative
of publishers of construction and build
ing reports, in Maine, was an over Sum
day guest of his mother, Mrs. Charles
j. Pierce at Allyns Point
Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins of New
London visited relatives here Sunday.
Rev William F. White, member Of
the Ledyard school board, visited the
village school Friday. Mrs. White, who
accompanied her husband TO the viii
lage, was the guest of Miss Amy Sat
terlee for the afternoon.
Birthday Surprise Visit.
A party of neighbors and relatives OF
Mrs. Sarah Perkins gathered at her
home in the village Wednesday even
ing of last week as surprise to Mrs.
Perkins in celebration of her birthday
anniversary. Refreshm ents were pro-
vided and q pleasant evening enjoyed,
Mrs George Hewitt OF Groton spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs. William
d. Fairfield.
Unclaimed Letters.
Mail addressed to Nellie Murphy and
Mrs. Jane Morgan remain uncalled for
at the local Office.
Miss Sarah Latimer left Saturday. to
spend several weeks at her former
home in Hartford.
ThinbIe Party.
Several members of the local auxi)-
larry of the Woman's Home Missionary
society met with Mrs. John Thompson
at the parsonage for q thimble party
Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments
were served and a silver Offering of
about So was made for parsonage fur
nishings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, with
their daughters, Fannie and May, OF
Montville, visited Mr.. and Mrs Alber-
tus Maynard at Allyns Point sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Monkey of Long
Cove were guests of Mrs. Sarah Per-
kins Thursday of last week.
William ID. Fairfield was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. A s. Potter, in Put
nam, Monday.
Charles Turner has returned to Hart
ford, after spending several weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Alonzo Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald ID. Fftzmau-
rice and son. Edward. of Providence.
spent Sunday afternoon at their sum-
mer home on the Bluff
Miss Florence Hewitt and Miss Hat
tie Packer of Groton were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Fairfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05

Sunday, Feb 6, will be Christian
EndeavOr day in the church, and Spe-
cial programme is being prepared for
the c. E. service at the Congregational
church at ID. m.
Farms Change Owners.
There will be several changes in farm
tenants the coming spring. Oscar Main
of Norwich has purchased the Willzin-
son farm in Preston for his father,
Dwight Main of this town. John F.
Cooper will move onto the Horace H
Main farm, ana it is said that Henry
Esendleton of Preston has purchased
the Hope Aver place, now owned by
Edwin Yerrington. This house is sit
uated on the dividing line between
Preston and Ledyard, and it is said
that in former days tenants of this
farm used to vote in both towns on
election day and receive rewards from
both towns. This cannot be done at
the present time.
Cottage Prayer Meeting.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
at the residence of Alfred J. Clark on
die of Preston City had charge of the
services. This was the first of a series
of meetings which will be held during
the winter.
Miss Fannie Gallup of Hartford has
been staying several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hewitt.
Colchester Deputy Installed Grange
Officers.
c. z. Staples of Colchester, deputy
of the Grange, installed the newly
elected officers of Lsdyard Grange on
Saturday morning. Owing to the
stormy night there were not so many
present as there would have been had
it been pleasanter.
The officers of the Grange are: Will
liam /. Allyn, master; Joseph A. Clark,
overseer; Charles S. Hewitt, treasurer;
Mrs. Fannie Clark, secretary; Mrs. Liz
zie Colver, lecturer; Tracy Smith, gate
keeper; Rev. w. F. White. chaplain:
Theodore Avery. steward; Mrs. w. f.
White, lady assistant steward; Els
worth Gray, assistant steward. The
three goddesses are Mrs. Lizzie Hewitt,
Mrs. Martha A Gray and Miss Grace
W. Brown.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
parsonage on Wednesday.
Three Before Board of Relief
The board of relief-Alfred ]. Clark.
Charles A. Gray and James H. Belden
met for the first time at the town
clerks office on Tuesday. The grand
list has been increased about thirty
thousand dollars, and the board ex-
poets a busy session. Only three ap-
peared before the board on Tuesday to
have their taxes aibated The assessors
were in session Is days and their
bill was sos. This is the largest that
has ever been sent in by any board to
the town.
Personals.
Miss Fannie Gallup of Hartford is
spending a few days with friend and
relatives in town.
Mrs. Frank Northop of Southbridge,
Mass. and Mr.. Morgan of Bridgeport
were over Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Enos NJ Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E. Gray and
son. Alton. were the guests of relatives
in Stonington Tuesday.
Senator William I. Allyn and Charles
FL. Gray attended the meeting of the
Pom biological society held in Hartford
Wednesday and Thursday.
Ernest Lamb has fine new automo-
bile.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
WATERFORD.
Stone Cutters Shut Out--New TeIe-
phone Line-A 5000 Hen.

Walter B. Howard has returned to
New London after a pleasant visit
with friends in Waterford
Mrs. Fl. W. Manuwaring was in
Westerly Tuesday the guest of Mrs.
Dennison Hinkley.
Mrs. w. L. Driscon was a caller on
Mrs. Dennison Hinkley of westerly
Tuesday last.
Miss Violetta Beckwith was the
guest of Mrs. John H. Gallup on Fri
day last
Clark Lane will soon be in commu-
nication with the rest of the world.
Telephone poles are being set the
length of the street.
II. E. Beebe has an Ancona hen
valued at 5000. A blue ribbon and a
silver cup prove it,
Mrs. Mary A. Litt1efield has return
ed after a visit at Miss Mary Fen
gar's, in New London.
The Booth Bros. and H J. Granite
company have their stone cutters shut
out as a sympathetic movement with
the Barre mapufacturers' association.
Capt ira Edwards was a city caller
"Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
EWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
SALEM
Social and Reception at Parsonage
Standish Fletcher Wedding - Dogs
Attack Sheep.

The social and reception at the par
sonage last Thursday evening was well
attended. friends coming from Grassy
Hill and Salem. The following lit
erary programme called forth hearty
applause: REGULATIONS, Only Pin,
by Clyde Rix; The Last Hymn, Miss
Eva M. Standish; The Rural Tele-
phone. Miss Kittie L. Ray; Cracked,
by Miss Susan Miner; Old Shoes,
Lawrence Beebe; The Donation Party,
loowed, in which Lawrence Beebe.
James Beebe and Clyde Rix captured
the prizes. Games were played and
refreshments served Miss Millin was
serving refreshments by Miss Ella
Darling
Standish- Fletcher.
Edgar ]. Standish and Mrs. F. Leola
Fletcher We're united in marriage at
the Baptist parsonage, Colchester on
Friday morning, January %, at IL
O'Clock. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. B. d. Remington. A recep-
ton was rendered them by party of
friends on Wednesday evening at their
home at Hillside farm.
The regular morning service at the
Congregational church SUNDAY was
conducted by the pastor, Miss Millen.
An interesting session of the Sunday
school followed, in charge of Supt.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor held an interest
ing missionary meeting in the evening.
led by James II. Beebe. Mrs. G. J.
Murray presided at the organ. in the
absence of Mrs. N. l.. Clark, the reg
ular organist
The board of relief met at the Town
hall on Tuesday
Grange Meeting.
The regular meeting of Salem
grange was held on Tuesday evening
at their hall, with the newly installed
officers in the chair Worthy Secre-
tary Harry Rathbun gave an interest
ing account of the meeting of the
state grange in Hartford The dis
cussion of the topic, The Care and
Feeding of Poultry Necessary to Sc
cure Eggs in the Winter Time, called
forth some interesting and humorous
remarks.
Mr. and Mrs f. r. Bailey spent
Sunday as guests of Mrs. NJ. r. Sieg-
fried in Colchester.
Mrs. Henry Fox and Miss Alice Fox
have returned to the home of J. A.
Rix after visiting friends in Man
tic.
Mrs. Ely Gardner has returned to
Leffingwell after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. HI. Morgan.
Dogs have been damaging the flock
of sheep owned by Loren E. Rath-
bone.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
LIBERTY HILL
Matters Chiefly Personal

Mrs. o. W. Gurley is i'll with pleuro-
pneumonia and has two nurses.
Mrs. Elisha Tucker, who has been
feeble for some time, is confined to
her bed, being cared for by Miss Libby
Goodrich.
Cecil Cleland of Saranac Lake, N. Y,
is the guest of his brother, Walter
Cleland.
George Brown, a member of Com
pany L, G. N. G., of Willimantic. went
with the company on its recent trip to
Hartford.
Winthrop Davoll of Hartford has
been visiting his uncle, George "A. Full
1er
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Chappen are
spending a week with Mrs. ChappelIs
cousin in Boston.
The c. E. meeting Sunday evening
was led by Wallace Palmer, the presi-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
0AKOALE.
Church News-supper Nets $3.50.

Rev. H. t. Arnold of Norwich was
calling on residents in this vicinity
on Saturday, remaining over night and
preaching on Sunday in the Congre-
gational church from the words found
in Heb 1922. The attendance at
church and Sunday school seems to be
increasing. There We're 40 present
at the preaching service and 40 in Sun
day school.
The c. e. meeting in the evening
was led by Deacon J. E. FelIowes. Top
JIG. Foreign Missions. Miss Evelyn
Comstock presided at the organ
The chicken pie supper and enter
tainment held in the chapel on Friday
evening was a decided success, the
proceeds being $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
rAwBUx VALLEY.
Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs J. e. Thompson enter
Gained Eugene Chapman and family of
Westerly on Wednesday
C. E Chapman and wife were callers
Mt Edmund Burdick's Sunday.
James D. Miner and Irving Maine
made a trip to Norwich Tuesday
Mrs. Lillian Edgeconb and daughter
have moved from New London back
20 their farm here.
Thomas Avery and wife of Groton
were visitors at Charles Names on
"wednesday.
Z Mr. Mann of BROOKLYN N Y. has
purchased farm of John l.. York
Mrs Chester s. Maine spent we'd
nesday with friends at westerly.
J&ssses n. nsUis of Isedysrd wzEs call
t@k ksFs Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
GOSHEN.
MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Stark Entertain
Attended Funeral in Chicopee Falls

There was a very pleasant afternoon
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Stark Saturday afternoon. Among
the number present were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Taylor of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Curry and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth E. Curry, attended the
funeral of Mrs w. T. Curry, Sr., which
was held on Sunday at Chicopee Falls,
Mass.
John Pillar has purchased an auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mccall were Wis
itors in the Hartford Wednesday.
On Wednesday evening the mid
week prayer meeting was led by Dea-
con James Y. Thomas.
Bluebirds were heard Feb. I'd, Candle
man day. On that day the ground hog
comes forth to forecast the weather.
If he sees his shadow there will still
be six weeks of solid winter, say the
weatherwise.
Some fine ice was being cut on w.
w. Gillette's pond this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
GLASGU.
Personal Items-Icehouses Filled.

Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain of Bethel was
visiting friends in Glasgo Tuesday.
Roofers from Providence are fixing
the roof of the Glasgo yarn mill.
Hopeville.
Alex Gibson attended the funeral of
a relative in Maine last week.
Several from Glasgo, including Mrs.
Thomas Ecclestone, attended the sup
per given at Ransom Young's last
Friday evening.
Baron Sheldon recently filed the ice
house for Mr.. Wilbur.
Mrs. Charles Cheneu has gone for a
few weeks stay with friends in Hol-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
BETHEL
Flock of Wild Geese Seen-seven Pu-
pills at School.

On Tuesday afternoon a flock OF
wild geese was seen going south
quite unusual for the time of year
The Bethel school, which opened last
week with four pupils, has increased to
seven.
Mrs. Pierce, who recently was strick-
en- with paralysis, is much improved
The attendance at the social J Id II
r. H Young's was not as J rye as
usual owing to the bad traveang.
Rev Frank Chamberlain was in
Willimantic Wednesday.
If the old sign be true we may ex-
pect snug winter weather for the rest
of the season, as the grounding made
a very short stay on Tuesday, Feb. 2
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05

On Thursday of last week c. II. Pot
ter of North Woodstock, assisted by
Miss Bishop of Bozrah, conducted the
grange. Thirteen officers were IN
stalled. Myron Abel of Colchester
grange presided during the dnstnlla-
ton ceremony, at the close Of which a
collation. was served. followed bv
stirring address by Mr.. Potter. The
attendance was encouragingly large.
On Friday evening the Ladie6' AID
society gave an oyster supper in the
parlors of the Congregational church.
This supper and social were very
much enjoyed by many people.
Mrs. Sarah II. eager has returned 10
her home and friends after several
weeks spent among friends an Rhode
Island.
Miss Bishop OF Bozrah was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto l.. Pultz over
Wallace and Clifton Sweet of New
Haven and New Britain, respectively,
spent last SUNDAY with their mother,
Mrs. Mary r. Sweet
Mrs. futile May Recover.
The fearful accident last week In
Rockville, a collision between trolley
car and an automobile, in which Rob
ert c. Tuttle was killed and his wife
was supposed 70 be fatally injured,
greatly stirred this community. Mrs
futile is the daughter OF DIR. Henry T.
Sweet Of Hartford, formerly of Leba-
non, where they have many friends
and relatives. Mrs. futile IL still lin
gering In a critical condition IN Hart
ford hospital but there fl coming to
be a little hope of recovery.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
GRISW0LD

The robin and bluebird have come.
but spring has not.
Mrs. Horatio Reid and Mrs. Ida
Partridge spent the day with Mrs. J.
B. Saunders last week Thursday.
Mrs. Mary WODdnansee of Hanover
returned to her home Sunday after
spending two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Dawley.
The cottage prayer meeting was held
this week at the home of Rev. G. l..
Eranch
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
PRESTON
Social Affairs Of the WeeL

The G.. r. club met with Miss An
geline H Bates last Saturday.
dance was held at Ernest Kenne :
dy's Thursday evening. There was a
good attendance and the evening wns
enjoyed by all. Cake and coffee was
served.
The grange meeting was held Tues
day evanfnS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
GARDNER LAKE

Miss Robye Boynton OF PaIilerbsWn
was a guest OF relatives Sunday.
Leslie Rogers Of Hambulw cniie4 en-
local friends Tuesday.
/. Miss Christine Tinker wSiA@@ lwmml
s-4~H-a@ fe-s daxs ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
LISBON
Masquerade Balls Attract Local Pc
pie.

Herbert Irons is saving wood for j.
3. Palmer, Jr.
J. H.. Kennedy and Paul Geist were
in Versailles. Wednesday.
Quite a few from here attended the
masquerade in Occum Saturday night,
also at the Shooting club.
Misses Eunice Henderson. Beta
Aberg Messrs- Fred Purple and Will
liam Henderson of Greenevil1e were
guests of Miss Ethel Kennedy Sunday
Mrs. Jane Gallup ds improving rap
idly.
C. A. Nell has recently sold a road
hnzl&A "a nArtias In Nav NHarsn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
LEBANON

Installation Exercises at Grange
Local Interest in Rockville Automo-
bile Tragedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
LETTERS FROM TOWNS In TWO STATES
LEDYARD
Christian Endavor Day Sunday-New
Tenants in Spring-Grange install
Iation.-Assessors Charge $108.

Sunday, Feb. 6, will be Christian
Endeavor day in the church, and a. Spe-
cial programme is being prepared for
the c. E. service at the Congregati onal
church at d. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-22
IS RIGHT TO NAME OF
JOHN D." EXCLUSIVE?

Cleveland. July 22.-Because he placed
in the window OF his saloon a sign
reading. This Is John DIS place 80
John j. Schnapps was arrested yesteI-
day.
The complaint was filed by Frank r.
Marmann, who says he is "A friend OF
John -. Rockefeller.
Marmaun says MIR Rockefeller Is
known as "John D." and he asked
what the oil mans sunday school pupils
would say II they CHANGED to pass the
saloon and saw that sign.
Schnapps gave bond ana his trial was
set for next Tuesday. lie argues that
as his name Is John d, he has a per-
feet right to use It on his sign.