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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

@aFs s5fF1 BITS Ff9sf5k 3sgsfs<1f5s slFt sfssA Mrs. Clifford Jordan were visitors sn Boston ana vicinity Ias4 week.
 Rev T. 4. Tgfgaer lx ssek, as are al- so Lawrence Chandler 4sa Roscoe Af- fon.
 Nearly Lost Tla of Tongue.
 Harry May met vffa 2 Deeasaar fn~ jury last Friday wa5ae glagsnz Das- had bis tongue befneeu bzs teeth ssfaea q scFseogsfsasts Tage hafsa a sszsFp raD 0rg the chin nearly segeFlxsx tkse SD GE his tongue. 4 docf1r f1gaz several stitches tg close the Boan1- Efe 8as Fatner slIersf for several zaTE, Daz wzS able 10 attend school On "Wednesday.
 1frs. CFarles Dogoee has Deen yzs- fling friends ln Danaelnoa fse saasr week
 Hubbard ,cosls5sn.
 Bliss Florence CosIe1ea of rh19 place and Hsro34 FflbfTar6 9f North Wool stock were married aE fae C0Bgreza- 2 floT3sg gsrsoFage ssasraaE evening og Rev r. A. Turner. after fkss ceremony they Groye f1 Inc home If tfss groom fn the English ns9gnDcF1Do9.
 Miss Julia AfaY 5s fs.e guest os her sister, Mrs. William AfAg, ls Esyf ton, Mass
 Library Officers Re elected
 The annual meeting of the library association 1&s he'd I9@6gag after noon. The Dfascefs were 1sB g--s sssts5f2 ag follows. PrsE41enx, 4. C M2rs@s vice president, ~s T. 5gafFee se<re4sry and Greasnrer. George c. f5o53fass 8- brsrlau, Mrs. z. !. May book co1a- Eaittee Mrs. 4. z. Eer8@s 8rs C. c (gl4dersleeTe A1rs T. 4 Taeness es- tertal nTneas committee Mrs J <. May, Mrs IL 4 Fsz0E, Esasl AI10fzs &. T. White 1rE. J. F. CssaH1zere
 There are 1oE L1z5 volumes an 2fs library nearly 1,6g3 Fsrs czs@Eia-en the 2as1 year <5 families rsrresenre1 : q 1ew Books aSoe1- = T1ft gG sEzr@. about l. nHore expected eszsre close ego1se of tne year Ycsss tg I@E s4- braFlan s5.8g per year <aa5ror S5-99 for services for seyers4 Sears-
 Missionary Meeting.
 The monthly nsss.D1arg 1aest 2 was held Wed1szSaT a<2eFDao1 r.tl Mrs 4 I gE1eEsleege. Topic ss-s- sloT4a rle8 at Work 5eaSer 4arg- C- II X1l-zna. me ao5Jegs @srre5 ca8nzy refregnrle1f during t<1e G1c1aI aD1r. The mercury GroDpe6 to 4 degrees below zero Saturday morning
 thrsaEroas Tree Pis1ne>. There wtl h.e 2 eeneere eza1 C1rrsge- mas tree a1 tas Cor 1.a4 cngr1l aas1rCav evening, December z4 51- perlnten@eI Khan aas acDc.1ze1 seTersz egrora4-t< for ao.seltlng. Gee- orar1ng, etc 8zs r. 4 Turner and IrE. C. C. Gis1ers3se@s have t1s cE1- zra A1a1e 8I charge
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WlNOHAM
Supper Given by Ladies Aid Society,"
 Notes of Local Interest.

Mrs. Charles Lewis and daughter. E. Evelyn, were recent guests of relatives in CreeneviJe
 Mrs. Ada Larrabee has returned from a seven rnOnthg' visit with rela- tives in Iowa, Wisconsin, Philadelphia and New Jersey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nara of Pan ana are at home on six weeks va cation. Mr. Marra holds an important position on the work On the canal
 Mrs. Horace Eaton is visiting in 1Iillburv, Mass.
 Mrs. Homer Wood vas in Worcester recently.
 The Ladies' Aid society gave one of it's popular bean suppers in the chapel Friday night. under the direction of Mrs. William F. Maine. There was a home made candy table in charge Of Miss Helen Larrabee-
 Miss Bishop left on Tuesday for North Carolina, where she will spend the winter.
 Postmaster I. H. Johnson is out again after several days illness.
 Springs in this section are low and q good many wells have gone dry.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
N0OsUP
Esptsst sundsI School Elects Officers --opeDins of Fine New psSste's The ztsr.


 After tbe regular session gf f5ae Ea D. flsf Sfne@y school Sunday. gsgzs scs1sei 8fefssg Sne fCT5slsslysx flfFseeS. Gy~ sEae en- Ss@> year s9G@srarsfefs1esg. CFaaz es 7. ss3sfNesE> sSsassssG approximation Marx Mott secretary and f~e4ss1reg, W, z. C Gf4g4S D5ga .Ss0- 2Es- Lena Johnson Tsge sc10DI ss s1eagI@r534I s1 hold The annual Cssrlst19AS tres and eDEleert Saturday evening T.ae Sesfes as vel ss lhe cFsoar as feas2e&aag sge- cal music.
 Electric L5ehfs fer s>ooefhsos..
 Several electric Nights are *esfas fn- sszs. es1 l1 fae .sfocsss1s grammar seoooI y.lsf ag asae s,pyeF, rae asgfgss were ln- stalled 9T Dzanless1@l Eaz15es-
 Home frora Florida.
 bff. and yre. CsyGe bf9zSer. wgo 1zrs been living ln klorloa for some 1srae have 1etgrn@1 1o &fIDE1D, ard are zE tle horne 0F BlE- 5fsfisTs Darezses Nz4 and Mrs. Fraxk gs8s1eE.
 oper5ng of fssa Tr.z4e~.
 Ts@ new t4eSter shzk tsae t4st seer 5gsAf s1 &S33E village DY Esea CTS aar JaeIsgsY ef Baltic yag opened tg Gte Ea1vl1< x3ctUF1 sEaD1. Tss@ seating ca gy4eEF 1f the hon se, which ls Ss4 @ss taxed ec 1rs g<sEaogz, and -ezrEy Cr quite s9ED ayn1rec reeod- May Yez+ av-eTs E-sL DT-sEaZ SfsAa 70 Z~E s7-@s2-s -s4ss sA@sS2s~ 1fse name Cf tne Ds15s6sT9 gil4 D1 T1e pegDses E8eaSs- Tie z1snzgeEceGE e1asos t1aE tEfs ls one oG Ese lsegG fSsezFerg of lfz Esze lr tce eE7f@ asv- srg perfeCe vent sseIoa and z perfect h@AErz zrrsl geTo egss, 1aoasfo~taESe D. era -fatrz sHS 2 large Szzze- TEse f-se- ase- gs4s4 o,e oc@5 i've nights ir z Tsez-
 Sale of 5is>Ssns5t1 5Ss5osss.
 E8erz FEogse DE C21eeg1DTT snd Fz1Ces Gt s@sGls e pr9Ts1srzce hare g.gr--ass1 -ns Blacksmith sys1sarsess for E cry oDa11c1e1 5Y Louis DgzEee-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NORTH STERLING
Three Foxes Shot in One Week-Saie
 of Woodlots.

George Pierce shot a very large fox last week Wednesday. which makes three foxes he killed within a week
 old fashioned folks used to say win- ter would never set in until the wells and swamps were full of water. This must be an off year
 Mrs. Jane Robbins was in Hartford Monday.
 Mrs Lille Swan of Providence has been here a number of days looking after the worknen on her new house st the Line Store"
 Charles Tillinghast of Danielson has bought a number of good woodlots here this winter
 Hunters have been out every day since the fall Of snow looking for foxes
 Oliver EEgleston. who has been sui feriuE for a number of months with rheumatism. is able to do @ little work
 1t Is expected the old trusty hard shooting guns will be brought into use soon, as the Inv Is off on deer in a few days fin this state. It Is hoped that no man will be shot for a deer, as is often the case in other states.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WOODSTOCK
Mission Work in North China Desorib- sd-John E. Clark Engages in Bee keeping.

Mir and Mrs Marvin r. Hyde spent Sunday in Worcester.
 John Lind eman of Hartford has been the guest Of his sister. Mrs. John E. Clark.
 Missionary from North China. Rev Mir. Perkins. 8 medical mis- sionaTy, connected with the North China mission, gave an account of his work in the Congregational church on Sunday morning In the evening he gave e steTeopticon lecture at the thank offering meeting of the Ladies Missionary society. The offering amunoted to over $40
 Bees for John E. Clark.
 John r.. Clark has bought several hundred hives of bees in sharon, N. T.. and intends going into beekeping on large scale.
 Social and Reception.
 The social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IT. E. Kingsbury Thursday eve ming was also a reception to Rev R. K. Kendall and Mrs. Kendall. Light refreshments were served and q pleas ant evening enjoyed by all.
 Mrs. John f.. Clark and Mrs. ChauR- cey .. Child visited relatives in Hart ford this week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NEW LONDON COUNTY
CLARK,S FALLS

Grover Brown shot a large red fox l- Inc cedar swamp near Fpnpidlna f r1nd recently. There are more Foxes ieft. as e fox killed and nae turkey bri1nFing Co Charles Coon Wednesday night
 John Austin of Westerly has been tH. Rue.t of 4. M Clark and son. F. w. clark
 James Sheldon has returned 70 hie home in FtoninEton after spending s frw days with Robert Maine.
 E c. Lewis and George ErOWn hH Hts I,oeu building an icehouae for lJr. C. r. worth on Pendlston iiili
 Chester Burdich of chase Iiil, Man ur. H r. was tbe guest of his aunt frs Hnrace f. Palmer, last Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Hubbard cobleigh Marriage-Teacher
 Resigns.

Charles Perrin was in Hartford on Tuesday.
 The marriage of Harold Hibbard of this place and Miss Florence CObleigh of East Woodstock, December r. 5s announced.
 Mrs. Chandler Hubbard was a guest of her daughter, Miss Eunice Hib- bard, at Springfield over Sunday
 Installation Of officers for the en- suing year will take place next Tues day evening at the Grange.
 Supplied Pulpit.
 Rev. John Nichols supplied the pull pit here last Sunday in place Of the regular pastor. MT. and Mrs Nichols have been here for several weeks, oc- cupying their cottage
 Mrs. Annie Houghton has resigned as teacher here on account of i'll health. Her resi- ignation is accepted with much regret
 MT and Mrs. Edgar Trask were wis itors in Wilmington recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
POHrRET CENTER

Br5sa Fanny 2 2-o7Ta and Ifez-e- Esoyer F,rowa s.s5t4S rrzts Trsez ezz az sE- sss- az1z ard a-1e15e1 t1e gEzsrs-g Izsrcy gF-@r 5T -r.s Ladies A49 zge1es7.
 2rCrsw SEs-De and z E 2-1 visited SCE-D1 Last Tsssz
 Mrs rsryon's Css.r.
 1ErE Ee1yo-l. n1o1hs- 1f 1E-z- Joan As1 Ess ozrss1 az PDIfEsr C@1@-s-E lEGz1sT. 1E-z- Es-E1zl came s-g-a Eng land a 1-5zgzer Of T=@-z ago ard sz-ge r.-@1 E@s l1TeS 7S.-1 1s- ca2grJreT- 1E-z - s-- E51s 7rzE z -s-sTzzgEg E54e2s7l- z-es-<15 zetE, oe3o-@c oE z@- @sz- and friends, and T52 1@ n1ca Zassse- 5- t1@ zzzgr1c-1go1-
 Ev=ra-z 2 Brown attended +1s mid : winter -1@eef-g 9T rs1s r1sr< g< @g-5ezzt- -1zre a 7T-s1e-1-1-1- 1s15s wesg
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
HOLLAND COUNTY.
EAST WELLINGTON

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WIRREHgILLE
Grange Makes Cho5ce of CF6>ess- State EIsngel5st st Eapzlst c10rch.

CFSrZ5 A axes ~rC#~S -F ~EsAs~>f 1-- State Elanael5st st Eapzlst Church.
 Ashford grange. No s9. ae.a lss reg u1s- meeting ia BazeT E 1aa Cn E el- rss1sT evening Irl9 10-.14Eg 5>z1ce-S were e.sete1 15x zEs eo1z41g year, Master. Alex 5f BssseeE; oTersee-s 4 Alma 4 Bennett -so-Dge-. Ro5eTr aL- Bach s-ewerc. ElwzrS P 5asze--- cha plain. Rev Sa---az1 C. oCEoes- trezs1ra-, Oscar 2. Baker ss1re-z-ge A6a3e <. Sssset-s gazsxe@DeEz Ray rror.1 c. Baker CereEs Gs5e4 Spoon CT, Pomona May H1556-s E-gra- Maud Cuenr1ar. L. 4 steward, Marie L-y5E Special 1estinss st 5ap15st caor-7.
 Rev. clifton E- Planters. The state e-a1 ge.4s-. 1E Eozl4-g meetings 2E L1e local Baptist church eTery evening sZ-
 gfrg. 1E. : L-o11s and so-E- Albert and Merrill and I-Z E. L. Case T4-e in ETsIlzr-a z1tc @a-1-ay
 3Ers. George c. 2as1E and 31zes E-e Sp4uIG-1g sCe1- Satzr1ag -1 -1s Thread C11y.
 3Lrs. F. L. Jam@z wzs 1u West TT---- i1g-11 Monday
 1l :. Lo1ks spent z 9e# c4gs o< -1-z 7seez a- E1s home here
 Rev. and 1F<z . = 2zg1@e 2-5 s-- rerrzin.1g RsF- C--f15a x F-a-c@-s during 15s stay il ra5s E-zg@
 Mrs I T. SrsE=E and 11-s- Ear K Wright were sa LEz= c4ty 0a Y 71z=z- 5aT Of laz- week
 $ L. Case made 2 bzzz.1sss I'D .
 Ear Trlg1r 7az h Ea=-forz Mon
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
ETTaMAUGan
Death ef Mrs. Charles 5onrer-Er-=r tzinrnent GIssn 6y Lzclss t51 S. cie-y.

The whole o- --s I'll E z1E -lz- niEz on f1Il -Ee
 Thzrz was z- az-=Elas--=-- n -Ee church TuazE7T evening and sac E1 cake tce cream and a-e Tz---l=z followed The z- Eas lE me Ladies Aid society.
 Mrs Charles Bonner El=6 s-11E--- .- her ao-zz lI3--.zE ECcz- C=zZ was zr-= -o heart failure S-z leaves g nuE54uL ana three clz-z-=- -1= Egz-E- ezc being b1- czz Eee funeral -o5E --zce -11EszzE --z8-zzEz D La-- vile
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 IErs Alez-- E5-5-zoz ana Ef- z-Z Mrs. CEzE-zs Weeks s<=-- ss s5--5S-zE- .Z Ws5sLe--
 The school closed oz Friday Eo- z vacation o[ one week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
THOMPSON

Mrs. Scrhis Reebe and Mss Doro- thy Beebe have re-opens6 their home here,
 Mrs. AI D, Elliott Is with her daugh- ter. Mrs William r. Marshall, io Brooklyn.
 MT. ana Mrs (. T. oIney left town for the winter last week.
 Schuyler Davis of Providence is visiting Mrs F NJ Knight
 The Baptist Young People are pre- pairing a play as part of their Christ mas entertainment
 The Congress 2t5onal Christmas crea Is to be n the vsstrv as usual Monday niChr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WESTMINSTER
Rev L. B. Penney Lectures on Abra- ham misunderstanding Of w. c. T. U.

Rev. l.. E. Penney of Scotland deIiv- cred 8 lecture on the life Of Abraham Lincoln in the church last Friday even ins. The lecture was sNC eedingly in tresting and given in Mir. Tenney'S usual pleasing manner
 A distinguished missionary from Austria is expected to be present ac the (. E. meeting next Sunday evening and will give an address.
 The church prayer meeting was held at the parsonage this week on Friday evening.
 The local branch of the W. C. T. C. met at the home of Miss Olney on Tuesday. X fine dinner was served at 1 D. m There was a good attend apcC.
 The funeral of Thomas Bennett. an olc resident of the E9st parish, was held from his late home on Saturday , at I o'clock.
 Plaus are being made by the Sunday school for a Christmas entertainment.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CHAPLIN.
Ald Society Gives Sale and Supper Successful Candidates Entertain Friends.


 Successful Candidates Entertain Friends.
 Mir and Mrs Fcmenway formerly ef EiPiu. fiL are visiting at Mrs. Ol- 3vo Martins
 AIr. and Mrs. Andrew M Litchheld Ars spending q. number of weeks with friends in Lawrence. Long Island. and Brooklyn N. Y.
 The Ladies Aid society met Wed pesday afternoon with Mrs J. Wilbur f.anphcur.
 Successful Sale. The society held sale of useful and fancy articles ice cream. cake and candy at the veqtry Wednesday eve ninE December z.
 Supper to Constituents. Reprcsentetivs-e Charles s. Turner and Clarence F. Chester, the new judge of probate. gave an oyster supper to about one hundred of their friends at the ysstry last Friday eve ming
 Rev William M Brown Of Windhs m preached at the church last Sunday. Rev. IT, C. Mcknight Of North Gov entry is expected 10 preach next Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WEST WOODSTOCK
Ur,on Christian EndeaVor Service Led
 by the Pastor.

Mrs Jarvis Halt IS a<ain tn the Day Kirnbct hospital
 t ts nne sloiRhtng all through the parish.
 A social was held at the Congrega- tlonal church Wednesday evening.
 A social and chicken pie supper Is bolner planned st tho Bapti@t church. The union Christian Endeavor ser -~.s ln Che Congrags t,o<tai church sast
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
CL4RK'S CORNERS

Mrs TT. T. Ca-Tg- 1as 1aoT@1 D her la4 4eez-s-s in %oTIsc1-
 LE-a r. z Clarke 1zs returned 1rsr1 CS-5=--- D. '.
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 Cec-ge Perry s11 John GcDsCzzz2 7r--z fu tozu Es--vsylzg -z5z we@zZ
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
0NEC0
Meeting of Ladies' Aid lety-Nis
 itors and Visiting.

Mrs. $ A. Waite and Miss Carrie Black spent "Wednesday in Providence
 Mrs. F. L. Kenyon was in Moosup Thursday.
 Mrs. D. :. Kenyon visited in Provi- dence Thursday.
 Mrs. Thatcher entertained the Ladies Aid society Wednesday afternoon
 Miss Alice RuvdiCk Of Jewett City IS visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs Horace EurdiCk
 Mir and Mrs L.. T.. Brennan spent the week eud iu Central Village.
 The funeral of pr. Henry l.. Ham nond of Niles. Mich. was he'd frow
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
STERLING
Ep~ortn League Entertained in Moo
 sup-Locsi Notes.

Miss Edna " Chester, who has been visiting her sister in New York re- turned 70 her homo here on Thurs day.
 The Sterling Epworth league was pleasantly entertained at Moosup by the members of the Moosup league on Friday evening. Dec. IS
 There arc several new cases of scar lot fever in the town.
 School closed Friday for the Christ mas vacation of two weeks
 Mrs. J. T. Belanger and Mrs. Emery of Norwich were in Boston last week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FRANKLIN

Atrr Dydia Johnson was q recent EOrNirn visitor
 Mics Helen fOnnaEer WAS in Nor - irn on Tuesday
 Preparations for a c2ntatH ann ghrfatuar tree Ht the church on t.nristrnzH gre being made.
 Irs William smith ras recent Norwich visitor
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
HOWARD VALLEY

Raymond Hawkes was n Woonsock- CT. R. |. last Saturday on business.
 Rev. Howard R2Ssstr of Wo-CeS- Ter preached in the Free Methodist church last Sunaay
 Hcwsr6 Valley will soon have z tel ephone line. \ ooGy os men are as WorA setting the poles
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Ek0hk

Mss Cyztazs Ph5-l5rs has c-cS=5 hsE summer cottage and E1-e -c HeS-s-- ". R- l.. W1=-e s-2a VII spend EzA VIII Ter with relatives
 Mrs ksIlogg and GzzE1-zr- g11r spent last Sunday ws.s relatives -= WcrceS-e-. Mass Mrs Frank Crane ans Mrs, I-yi--
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
ABINGDON
Clear. Nire-tre- Ice B=lng Ha-<=zs'

Clear, hIre-Ircr Ice Bang -s~fsss=1 TEz-a was 10 s=--ce z- -Es Cc-E-=- gatzo-al church >u-Ez-
 Mrs Pze1-e Share -s -zszG-z -e-z- tives and friends E SsE Eo-z z11 New Jz-se-.
 Glen Martin. w11 has 1es1 Y -5r1 rzau-noula ar Pan Essz-z-S 1z slow lF improving
 Charles Peal ls zrz Ezs ire house with nice clear -zra-z-ez zca-
 Mrs Jane White q P1-E-z- zzEE-z is te= guest o[ Mrs Nazcy E14a=
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NORTH LYME

~ Strong made a business trip 10 Wfddietown TursdaY.
 Rev. Francis purvis and Mrs Purvis -.ars fn afIddlctown Tuesday, Mrs. ssuryir remaining over night
 The A W r rDciefy held q chicken slfr supper at tho home of Mrs. Erwin hoeors laHt Friday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PtHS0a

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

the Congregational church ln Daggiiie on Yi1Brsaays
 Miss Marie Eaton and Bliss Wanifre1 5nifh of New Haven were guests of 4frs. G. 4. Russell recently.
 Mr, and .nrs, LsGgiaB JaT1ey spent filA aeek with David Chase
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PHOEhi1VILLE
E59ns lr>o Ice Beng Es-sez-e>-csr
 1ee Corr5 5sny -9s1lEra-

4 raaaee~ sroua here attended F1e 8o- c-az zg EeseS1~E TeSz@sE2g eve1 1e-
 " z. FFCirrzn is Glsfrg ass kc@ a12ss z--1 fine eight inch .ce-
 The p1oensx CarGe4 ec-a 1s1T las rse@fvs5 -a1g- lf 4rE machinery and expect U have 1tz ssr 1. and running Z soOE-
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
GOSHEN

.sciaI was held st th@ home Of
 ..u James Thomas on Friday eve ming.
 sunday school is making prep ...iI iIYua for itn annual Christmas con .rff
 t.barlrf Cole recently shot 4 hand some rcd for that wsiRfied eleven fI1uudW
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WlLSOnVILLE

Mrs Joseph Baze- a15 ellz-=- z New Boston s-=z- Sz-l-lz- and >--- Gzr with relatives zz -lzs place
 Miss Jennings aC5 Mrs Baker vss- ite5 l1 Pl-Ca- oz Sa-z--lE-
 3Ir. and Mrs c 2 May entertained relatives from Worcester S1-EzE.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Fsfrk. soGn If Sterling Center. visited af e4se home fl F1zar Hlcoz at fssG Corner recently,
 4 Ss9aeAy scba1D9 festival and tree @ll 0e held sn Ire Line meeting fyossss On Saturday eseasDg. L,el. zz
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
HEBRON
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
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BRIEF STATE NEWS

Danbury.-The Danbury fair is scheduled for Oct. 3-8.
 East Hampton.-There are twenty mer camp.
 Higganum.-Fridayi night was ob- served as Children's night by the Hig- ganum grange.
 Waterbury.-Milk thieves are work ing overtime in the northwestern sec ton of the city.
 Meriden.-Four patients from Water bury were received at Undercliff san atorium Thursday.
 Bristol.-The family of Judge B. A. Peck is camping at the Fall Mountain Fish and Game preserve.
 PlanvilIe.-Mrs. Ella Reeves Bloor will deliver a lecture in Central square Wednesday evening, Aug. A.
 NorwaIk.-Court Frances, No Il. Or der of the Golden Sceptre, celebrated its fourth anniversary Wednesday evening.
 Bridgeport. = Practically everything is ready for the opening of the Bridge port trade school next Monday morning for the day classes.
 Torrington.-The local Italians are planning to hold a big public ce1ebra- tion hers On Monday, Aug. 15, in honor of the Feast of the Assumption.
 Oa<viile.-CIarence Yale of Newton Heights found an immense black snake in his lot lately and despatched it with the assistance of George Vail. It was one of the patriarchs of the snake tribe and measured 76 inches long.
 Middletown.-A family outing will be held at Mountain grove, near New Britain. on Sunday, in which members of Schiller Social club of this city and the members of the Gerstacker and Beethoven Social clubs of New Britain with their families will participate.