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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
WOODSTOCK
Pansy Band Holds Successful Fair
Bishop Partridge Leetured-WiId
Carrot Must Be Cut.

Mrs. S. A. Woodward has returned
after spending a few days with Mrs.
Emma Estes at Lords Point, Stoning
ton.
The Pansy band held their annual
fair on the church lawn Thursday af-
ternoon. The attendance was large
and goodly sum was realized. Mrs.
William c. Child has charge of the
band this year.
William A. Gallup of Norwich spent
Sunday with his son here.
Miss Mary Mckee has been a visitor
In Judge Hollis family.
Bishop Partridge, Episcopal bishop of
Japan. who is passing the summer in
town, gave a lecture in Academy hall
Wednesday evening on Japan for the
benefit of the Woodstock library.
Miss Eleanor Harris Rowland il Wis
iting her classmate. Miss Edith II.
Hall.
Mrs. William Mathewson entertain
ed a party of twelve ladies in honor
OF Mrs. A. G. Hubbard and Miss Ruby
Sanborn.
Land owners who have wild carrot
growing on their land are being warn
ed by the grand juror to cut them be-
fore they go to seed
Gardner Richardson of the New York
Independent is spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Richardson.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
SALEM
lightning Damages Rogers House.
Good Work on State Road.

Misses Rena and Helen Rogers
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rog-
ers. are i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E Rogers and
spending a weeks vacation at their
country home. Hillside farm.
Miss Amy Rix Tinker and daughter
NJ Eliza beth of New London are visit
ing relatives and friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. EwaId and Miss Ewa1d
of New London are guests at the home
or Artist Hill and family.
Representative E. NJ Chadwick at
tended the reunion of legislators at
Savin Rock
Mrs. Charles Ray spent several
days recently as the guest of her moth-
er. Mrs. Mrs NJ. r. Siegfried, in Col
chester
Damage by Lightning.
The most severe thunder storm of
the season passed over this section
last Thursday afternoon about )
o'clock. At the residence of ]. F. Rog-
ers lightning came in on the telephone
wires tearing the paper from the wall
and burning out the instrument All
the telephones along the line were af-
fected by the storm. The damage was
repaired by Lineman Frank Clifford of
the New London office.
Progress on State Road.
Steady progress is being made in the
construction of the state road here.
Several hundred feet are now graded
and ready for the gravel. Few sec
tons of road in the state have required
the Ia Dor to build that have been nee
essary here, as much of the new road
goes through solid ledge There has
been much cutting and filing along
the entire distance and when complet-
ed it is expected that it viii be one of
the finest sections of gravel road in
the state Mesrs- Barnes & Cheney
are personally directing the WORK.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Jacob Pidge Lively at -90-Poisonous
Black Wasps-Freak Kitten.

Mrs. William Slater attended the flu
neral of her cousin. K. f. Baker, at
Danielson Wednesday, Mr. Baker,
who was a brakeman on the New York
at Westport Aug. 18th His home was
in New London.
HartwelI Shippee is at home this
week.
Misses Neva Barlow and Gladys
Jacques are spending their vacation at
the shore.
James Day, Merrill Jacques and Carl
ton Eiske are camping at East Kill
hngly pond
Men are at work clearing about the
attractive house of Percy Bliven.
Active at 90.
Jacob Pidge, South Killingly's oldest
resident, has so far recovered from a
broken hip as to be able to walk from
his home UP the hill to view Mr.. Bliv-
ems new house He is nearly 80 years
old. but is as active as many man
of so.
Rev. V. NJ Blackmar did not leave
for New Hartford last week as he ex-
pected to do
Mrs Charles Fiske, Mrs. P Stewart,
Misses Dora Fiske, Ella Long, Ethel
Fiske and Master Carlton Ffske en-
meeting at Green, R. ]: They report
the crowd very small this year.
Miss Hotchkies has returned after a
short visit at her brothers farm.
Poisonous Black Wssps.
A. A. Jacques and Winsor Barlow
got stung the first of the week by the
black wasps which are doing so much
extra work in South Killingly this
week They seem to be more poison
GUS this year than Syer and dart out a
sting without any cause for such con-
duct.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowley and Mr..
and Mrs. Ceeley are visitors at the
home of a. z. Phillips.
Earl Phillips, who has been visiting
in Valley Falls, r. l., has returned
Work on the new bridge is held off
until A. E. Hall finishes the drawing
of his box boards 10 Sterling
The people of South KflIingly have
been invited to attend church at North
Sterling while they are without a pas
tor.
Mrs. William Sample entertained her
nephew, David Mitchell, and a friend
from Pawtucket. R. l.. also Mrs. Ever
EFT Mitchell Cwife of another nephew),
from Danielson. one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Burns left Mon
day afternoon for the Willimantic camp
ground.
Miss Rachel Burns is spending her
vacation with friends in Providence.
A Freak Kitten
A curious freak is to be seen at the
home of J. J. Martin. 1t IS a kitten
having three bodies. eight legs. two
tails and one head Every part of the
kitten is perfect in shape and it is full
grown, showing even its tiny teeth and
claws. Mr. Martin has been offered a
good price for it, but says he's not
ready to sell.
Death from DiPhtheria.
Rev. V. w. Blackman oficfated at
the funeral of the four year old
daughter of Clifford II. Crossman of
Foster, r. l., last Wednesday. The flu
neral was private The child died of
malignant diphtheria after an illness
of three days.
Miss Ella Long has been called home
by the illness of her grandmother.
Dora Fiske and party of friends
spent Wednesday evening at the lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
WEST WOODSTOCK
Rain Mars Picnic PIeasures-Saie of
e. L. Morse Farm.

Mrs. j. T. Hall is entertaining her
granddaughter. Miss EIinor Crawford.
of Widimantic.
A good number enjoyed the union
Sunday school picnic at Roseland park
Tuesday, although the weather was
threatening.
Misses Grace and Adeline Sumner
visited Miss Edith Wheaton in Man
chester last week
Howard Frost spent Sunday with his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Batty visited
Mrs. Carolyn Simmons Tuesday.
Mrs. E. T. Perrin returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in New Haven.
Mrs. F. w Harris entertained her
nieces, Miss Ruby Wilcox of West
Eaton and Mrs. Edna Kinney and
daughter Margaret of Guilford, N Y,
last week.
Mrs. Harrington of Bristol. R. l., is
a kneIm.
Miss Sarah Gillian is attending a
wedding in Hyde Park this wsek.
To Move to PIainvIIe.
E. L. Morse has sold his farm to
New York purchasers and will move
with his family to Plainville, Conn.
next week.
Albert Smith or Lawrence Mass,
visited relatives at Knelm Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Baker will move TO Provi-
dence this month. having resigned his
passionate at the Baptist church.
The young people will have private
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
: SCOTLAND.
Over Thirty Attend w. c. T. U. Field
Meeting - Mrs. Jane Whitford's
Death.

Mrs. Fred wIlioughby, with little
Doris Willoughby of Colchester and
Mrs. Fred Taylor and two children.
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Kimball.
Miss Ruth Chapel OF Willimantic IA
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Burnham.
E. E. Bass and family returned to
Wiilimantic Wednesday after spend
ing several days at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Egbert Bass.
Miss Airline Haskins who has been
seriously i'll. is somewhat better
Master Winslow S. Gallup is spend
ing a week at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. WinsIow B. Gallup in Chaplin.
Attended Tri- county Meeting.
Over thirty OF the townspeopIe at
tended the tri-county field meeting of
the w. c. T. u. at willimantic camp
ground on Wednesday, at which a gold
medal contest was the feature OF the
programme.
Death of Mrs. Jane Whitford.
Mrs. Jane Whitford of willimantic
died on Wednesday after a brief i'll
ness occasioned by a shock q the home
OF Mrs Fannie Anthony on Pudding
Hill, Whsre she had been staying for a
few months. She leaves a sister, Mrs.
Whiting. and a grandson. George Whit
ford both of Willimantic. and a sister
in Stafford. Deep sympathy is felt for
the friends and relatives and especial
~ for Mrs Anthony. whose husband.
the late Jonathan Anthony. died only a
few weeks ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Good Attendance at Lecture and Con
csrt-Worsted Company's Mil! Work
ing Overtime.

Elmer Ryder of Rehobeth Mass is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Al
pheus Ryder.
John Sheldon. teacher in the Uni
versity of Virginia, has been visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Sheldon.
Mrs. George Noble of New London
visited at Mrs. Esther Growers Mon
day. Mrs. Grover returned to New
London with her for a visit
Mrs. Cosner Young Mrs Sarah Dyer
and daughters and Mrs. Arnold F'enner
of Providence were guests of friends
here Monday.
Miss Julia Wilbur has returned from
Providence and vicinity where she has
been spending a few days at the shore.
Dewey Seguin. little son Of Israel
Mr. and Mrs Sheridan Walker Of
New York. are visiting at Henry L.
Walkers.
Mrs. Eliza Miller has returned to
Hartford after visit at the home Of
Mrs Fitch A. Carey.
Miss Phebe A Barber. who has been
spending several weeks at the Wilt
mantle camp ground, has returned to
her home here on account of i'll health
Mrs Florence Mitchell is visiting her
nephew, Earl s. Gorton, in Providence
Mrs. Russell Hill has been III az the
home of her daughter. Mrs Frank
C. Tillinghast.
Miss Margaret Thatcher, who has
been visiting Miss Louise Ttsiinglast
has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Arnold B. MatheWson and
daughters. Misses Ruth ana Pauline,
We're Norwich visitors "Wednesday.
Lecture and Concert.
The lecture and concert Wednesday
evening given by Mrs O. =. Gilbert
and son were well attended
A travelling troupe pitched their
tent near the bowling alley Monday
evening and played Uncle TOMS
Cabin" to a small audience.
Mrs. Lydia Spicer has gone to the
Willimantic camp ground.
Misses Rose and Beatrice Seguin
and Helen Mathewson were Providence
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon and
Lewis Shaw spent "Wednesday down
the Providence river.
Mrs George Loring is entertaining
Mrs. Bishop of Voluntown.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Whiting and
William Bennett. Mrs Edward Raney
Miss Jennie Williams of Lebanon have
been recent visitors at Arthur VIII
liams'.
Norwich THURSDAY attending the re-
union of the Eighteenth regiment 1t
the Buckingham memorial
Joseph Jodoin has moved his family
to Moosup.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross have
returned from Willimantic and Mans
field Center where they have been
spending their vacation.
Business at the Central worsted mill
is very good. 1t is running evenings
until 9 O'Clock some of the time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20

north side of the court. Miss Marion
Pell and Elenor Gordon representing
Rebecca at the well served lemonade.
Soda was served at stand by the
south end of the court Percy A.
Ford had this in charge Mrs. George
Fits Mrs. Dwight Chandler and Miss
Helen Sharpe served ice cream on the
lawn. Fancy articles aprons and a
variety of practical articles were sold
on the verandas. A food sale was one
of the features of the fair. Entertain
nents were given in the barn. during
the afternoon and evening, including
singing. reading and dancing. A feat
ure was a snake charmer'es dance given
by Mrs. f. E. Norworthy. Edward S.
Cleveland as Josiah Allen; Cleveland
Hastings as an up-to- date Aunt Sa-
nanthy Harold Carey as a Mellin s
Food Baby and Henry Street as a New
port Belle caused much merriment.
Missers Frank Phillips and Arthur
Roberts put their machines and time
at the disposal of, the society.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
BROOKLYN
Mrs. Martin A. kraus Entertaining
Friends-6. Y. p. w. Mseting-Fam-
ily Reunion.

George D. Spalding of East Hart
ford has recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B Stetson and called upon
other friends in town.
Miss May Shepard of Willimantic, a
former teacher in the Center school,
has visited Mrs Lewis Searle.
5. Irving Frink was a visitor in Wor-
cester on Saturday.
Mrs. Eben Holden of Boston with
her daughter. is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. De Witt c. Park.
r. b. Witter and daughter enjoyed a
trip to Providence and partook of one
of the famous shore dinners such as
they. furnish at Fields Point.
Lewis S Palmer and wife of Man
chester. Conn, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs James c. Palmer.
Vine r. Franklin and wife enjoyed
the sea breezes at Saconnet the past
week.
Edward H. Dawson of New Britain
spent the week end and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Lydia M Dawson,
now upwards of 81 years of age.
Mrs Hoyt Parks of Chatham ~. Y
and Mrs. Wilfred Dixon and daughter
of Worcester have visited Mr.. and Mrs.
l. w. Chapman. Mr.. Dixon Joining his
wife on Sunday.
returned to his home in Providence.
Frank Lamb and wife of Providence
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George l.. Sweet the first of the week.
MrB- MARTIN A. hrauS mas as guests
Miss Sarah Lisec of New York city,
Miss Lydia Vogt and Miss Evelyn Ten
nikoh of Union Hill, n. J., and Marion
Skinner of Brooklyn, n. Y.
The B. Y p. U was led by Miss
Irene Minott, subject. do You Let
God Plan Your Life?" short Bible
reading was held and Miss Sara
Lisec of New York. who is a n1iss IN
worker in that>city. occupied the time
in relating her experiences in her work.
A good attendance was had and AL
were much interested.
The Brown family held their annual
reunion on Tuesday.
The Col. Daniel Putnam association
held their yearly meeting on Wednes-
day, and at the noon hour the Ladies'
Aid of the Baptist church upon request
furnished the dinner in their vest-y.
which was highly complimented and
a rising vote of thinks was given the
ladies by the association.
Iu the evening the ladies also gave
an ice cream and cake sale at .he par
sonage. which was we'll patronized.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
WINDHAM
Personal interests-Serviss -SYergasor
Observation-Disclosures News Mention.

Henry smith and family of Provi-
dence have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Billings.
: Mrs. Cutler of Boston has been at
w. S. Kelsey's.
Mr. and Mrs Guilford Smith and
Miss Miriam Barstow are spending a
" eek on Cape Cod.
Col. and Mrs Henry Weir Mrs. j.
w. Marquette and children and Miss
Mary Lynch went to Narragansett
Pier on Monday for three weeks.
Miss Dorothy Fenton, who has been
spending the summer with her grand
motherN Mrs. ]. c. Fenton, returns to
her home in Winthrop. Mass, today
Saturday.
Miss Anna Bates is visiting in
The Misses White of South Coventry
were recent guests of Mrs Albert
Bates.
Miss Emma Bates is spending the
week in New Hampshire.
Miss Caro- Weir has gone to North
east Harbor Me. for two weeks
Mrs. Fred Thompson and children of
Willimantic spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Homer F. Ward.
Miss Emo has gone to her home in
Mansfield for a week.
Misses Mary and Dorothy Larrabee
of Willimantic were guests of Misses
Helen and Marian Larrabee over Sun
day.
serviss Yergason Engagement An
nounced.
Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Yergason of
Hartford have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Airline Louise,
and l. R. Serviss of Newburg, n. Y.
Miss Yergason is well known in Wind
ham.
The ladies of the congregational
church are preparing for their annual
fair and supper.
Miss Carrie Keeney of Montville is
the guest of Mrs George Keeney.
Mrs James Baker and daughter of
New London are at Col. w. S. Chap
pelI's.
Miss Drew of New London. who has
been at the inn for a week, has returned
home.
Miss Hall has returned to Norwich
after weeks visit with Mrs E. w.
MaGuire.
Mrs Underwood and daughter Iris of
Vermont are guests of Mrs George
Potter.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Martin and two
sons of Pawtucket are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A z. Harvey.
Feast of St. Bartholomew.
Next Wednesday being the feast of
st. Bartholomew the midweek service
and celebration of holy communion will
be held at 1920 a. m. instead of on
Thursday, the usual day.
Rinaldo P Kenyon of Hartford and
son irving of Detroit, Mich, have been
at E. p. Kenyon's.
Mrs. Crosscup of New York is at DIR.
Thompson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Pawtucket are
at J. c. Tatem's.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
DAYVILLE
Hospitality rendered August Guests
Local People Gone A-Pleasuring.

Everett Shumway is spending a few
days with Mr.. M. d. Stokes.
Miss Jane Colt Champiin is spend
ing a week with Mrs Jennings of Nor
witch.
Austin Brooks is in Providence.
Mrs. c. A. Russell has returned from
visit at Kelsey Point. Conn.
A. LONE Greig was recent visitor
at Watch Hill.
F. B. Rollison spent the week end
with his family at Wakefield. r. l.
Miss Jenette Talbot is the guest Of
Mrs. Rufus D Custer
Miss Katherine Brennan spent the
week end at Baltic.
Misses Mary and Nellie Kelly are
visiting Postmaster Brown and family
at Jewett City.
Miss Alice P. Fish returned to NIys-
tic on Monday
Louis Lafonte was taken to the
Backus hospital at Norwich on Thurs
day.
Miss Myrton Blanchard left Tues
day to join DR.. and Mrs. Rogers on a
cruise, taking in the boat races ut
Marblehead.
Newton Blanchard and daughter
Clarie spent the week end with James
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bidwell Of
Brooklyn, n. Y. spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. n. F. Bidwell.
Mr.. F. A. Bidweu of Norwich spent
Tuesday with n. F. Bidwel.
Henry Shurnway of Attleboro. Mass,
was the guest Sunday of Mrs Mary
D. Stokes.
Albert Barnes of Ashton spent the
week end with DR.. and Mrs. Barnes.
Miss Helena Brooks is spending her
vacation in Hartford.
Earl Shaw of Worcester spent the
day recently with his sister. Miss
Linnie Shaw.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
CANTERBURY.
Meeting Ladies' Missionary Society
Local Happenings

The Lisbon ladies' missionary meet
ing was held at the home of Miss Lucy
Baldwin last week Thursday. Miss
Ethel Shumway OF Dorchester. Mass,
who was visiting Miss Baldwin, took
part in the meeting. Miss Shumway
took trip around the world last win
ter.
Levi n. Clark was the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. S. T. Cooper, at Brooklyn
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hemenway and
their daughter Virginia, of Covington.
KY, have been visiting Mrs Hemen-
ways brother, James w. Morgan, post
master at South Canterbury, Conn,
and have started honeward, visiting
New York. Philadelphia, Atlantic City
and Washington on their return trip.
Mrs. John j. Lyon and daughter.
Natalie. are visiting her father. Theo-
dore w Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hemingway and
daughter of ,Covington KY, have re-
turned home. after short visit with
Mrs. Haminsway's brother, James w.
Morgan.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Walsh of Nor
witch were guests at Whippoorwiil farm
Sunday.
Mrs. Marie Parkhust and grandson,
Clarence Haskell of Jewett City We're
GUSTS of the WhitfoIcl sisters Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
STAFFORD.
Frank Patten Knocked Down BY Biey-
Gle and Arm pisIooatsd--visitors of
the Meek

Miss Mabel Park is at Crescent
Beach
Mrs. Howard calmer of Joliet, Ill, Ia
the guest OF Mrs. Il. &. Pinney
Henry O'Neil and family Of New
York are guests Of Mrs. Eugene O'Neil
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland Of Hartford
are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Squires
William conlllin of Pittsheld IL Wis
ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Conk-
lin
Harley Dimock OF Madison. Me IN
spending his vacation at his home
Miss Margaret Glover has returned
from ? visit with friends in South
Woodstock.
Miss Lucy Mathews of Hartford 10
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. y. Hough.
Harold Andrews of Boston is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Andrews
Rev. Charles M. Reed OF East Lyme
will preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday at 10.45 a. m. and in the after
noon.
Mrs Annie B. Koogle Of Springfield
WAS the guest OF Mrs. May ,Mosely a.
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilium Of Thompson
Vile and Byron Tracy Of Manchester
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. George Latham and MM,
and Mrs. II. NJ. jenkins visited Mr.. an4
Mrs. :. Williams in Sturbridge ovet
Sunday.
Injured in Collision.
Frank Patten was knocked down last
Sunday evening by bicycle. Mr. Pat-
tens arm was dedicated. He was at
tended by DR.. +. l.. Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
SOUTH WINDHAM.
Cottage Party at the shore-Union c
e. Meeting.


A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Peckham, Miss Edith Larkham.
Miss Flossie Backus.~ Miss Harriet
Newell, James Larkham George Ennis.
Charles Hahn and Master Donald
Peckham are occupying a cottage at
Quonochontaug Beach for two weeks.
Mrs. w. c. Card and Mrs Celia Rood
were visitors at Mrs. Arthur Clark's
on Thursday.
Miss Frances Kiese was a week end
visitor with Miss Elsie Ladd OF Cen
trail Village.
Albert Myers has been spending sew
town. N. Y.
Tho first of September Mrs. Frank
Backus il to move with her family TO
willimantic and is to occupy house
on Spring street
Mrs. A. C. Kinney has been enter
tanning her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. William Robertson, OF Bos ,
ton.
United With Local Society.
The Baptist Y. p. s. Q. r. of Will
mantle united with the society here
Sunday evening.
MISC Minnie. Myers. who accompanied
her father to Riga, Mich, has returned
home.
Mrs. Celia Rood has returned to
Leonards Bridge after two weeks visit
with Mrs. w. c. Card.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Smith and two
children of Worcester have been visit
ing Mr.. Smiths home here. Mr.. Smith
has returned, but Mrs. Smith and the
children are to make g. lengthy visit
here.
Mrs. Williams and son OF GreeneviIle
spent Sunday with Mrs. Nellie Tubbs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20
M0aSUP
George Sanderson 10 Supervise Troy,
NJ r., SchooIs-OId Home Corners
During August.


Rev. J. w. Payne of Jewett City oc-
cupied the pulpit OF the Baptist church
last Sunday. the pastor being away on
his vacation. Sunday evening at 7
O'Clock there~was an open air service
in front of the postofdce. Rev. Otis
was the speaker. There was a large
and appreciative audience present.
Appointment for Yale Grad.
George Sanderson, a Moosup boy and
a recent graduate of Yale, has been
engaged as principal of the high school
and supervisor of the graded schools
of Troy. n. H.
Mrs. P. NJ. Peckham. who has been
spending the summer with relatives in
Oneida, N Y. came home last week
sister. Miss Melinda Gallup.
Wilfred Theroux. clerk in the store of
MarceseeauH Bros. is spending two
weeks vacation with friends in Cam
Misses Ella and Lila Millet are
spending a few days at the whitman
tic camp ground
Miss Anna Phillips of Providence has
been the guest of Mrs. D. H. Grover.
Mrs. Leon Wells and little daughter
of Providence are guests of Mrs. Lydia
Monroe in Almyville.
At c. A. c. Summer School.
Miss Mary Smith, who has been for
four weeks at the summer school at
Storrs, has returned to her home in
Moosup.
Miss Eva Berthieume, a graduate of
the Rhode Island hospital, is visiting
her parents in this village.
Victor Grover, a long time resident
of this village. has gone to Canada,
where he expects to remain for a linn
tied time.
Miss Ethel Parkhurst and Miss Doris
Potter are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gallup at their summer home at Ston-
ingt0n.