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Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
THOMPSON
Local Grange Members Home-Her,
 and There About the Village.

Local young people attended the birthday party given to Miss Edna Hall in East Thompson last Satur- day.
 Rev. MT. Garst was entertained by MT. and Mrs. Nathan Chase over Sun- day.
 Mrs. whittemore entertained sever al relatives from worcester the first of tho week.
 Miss H. R. Lewis has gone to Penn sylvania to attend the wedding of a relative.
 Miss Frances Elliott has been very Ill the past week
 Schools were closed Tuesday on ac- count of the storm.
 Mrs. F. M. Knight and Mrs. M. H. Elliott went Tuesday to spent sever al days in Providence.
 whist club has been formed and will meet Saturday afternoon. The first meeting will be held this week with Mrs. $. $. Fletcher.
 The youngest child of MT. and Mrs. A. Veto died Wednesday morning.
 At the opening of Chandler's hall by the Grange Tuesday night. special music was provided by Miss Mary Ross and Miss May Rosa, and Walter Dodge, of Putnam. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Ellen D. Learned is to give a talk on Abraham Lincoln in observ- ance of his birthday in the Congrega- tional church Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
WEEKAPAU6.
Meeting Of Ocean View w. C. T. U.-
 Brief Local Items.

Ocean View W. c. T. U met We'd nesday at the home of Mrs. Stephen Pecknam in Mantle. The president, by reading the 121st Psalm. A report of the state work was given by Mrs. E. k. Browning, who attended the ex- ecutive meeting in Providence
 John A. Wilcox, who has been quite sick, is slowly improving.
 Mrs. Amos Champlin and daughter, Geneva, and Miss Dodge spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas Saunders of Quon- ochontAug.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cleveland Carpenter were business callers in Westerly on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Jerry Barnes, who has been vis- fling relatives in Germany for the past three months, returned to her home here Tuesday.
 Amos Cf1amp1in attended the funeral of Nathan H. Vars in Mantle Thlrs- day informing.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
WASHINGTON COUNTY, R.L
RICHMOND
Jurors for February session Notified
 Brief Local items.

 The following jurors have been noti- fled to appear before the February ses- sion of the superior court at West Kingston: Albert s. Potter, Charles H. Gardner, Benjamin r. Burlingame. Leon Briggs is i'll with the humps. Johnson Heyle attended meeting of the grange at Allen Stevens at Glenrock Tuesday evening.
 Henry Hoyle, who is attending South Kingston High school Is sick at his home.
 E. K James has been quite i'll for g few days. Andrew Moore has been chosen con- stable by the members of the student council at South Kingston High school Bradford B. Moore started on a bus mess trip to Wyoming Monday.
 Helen Hendrick, a teacher In Beaver River Valley, who has been i'll for few days, has recovered and resumed her teaching Monday. Her brother, George James, taught in her absence.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Rev. Mir. Cushman Lectures on Pas
 sion PIay-LooaI Items.

w. Henry Young returned from the West last week.
 Mrs. Belle Young and her daughter Elsie, returned to Putnam last week.
 William Nelson has returned to Trinity college after a short vacation.
 The pastor was in Hartford on business last week
 A number of men from this place attended the annual Fruit Growers association held in Unity hall. Hart ford, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Edgar F. Storrs of Springfield has been guest of the pastor a few days.
 Lecture on Passion Play.
 A lecture with views was given at the church Wednesday evening by the Rev. Mr. Cushrnan of Danielson. The subject was the Passion PNy of Ober- amergau and the presentation was the more realistic as the speaker described his visit last year. A fair number were in attendance for the stormy weather, and considering the fact that the lecture was postponed at short notice from the previous evening
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
win housa Sold
STAFFORD
a. P. C. U. Heids Socoal at Home o' MT. and Mrs. GIover-visitors ans Visiting.

Miss Jennie Smith of Norwalk is . guest of Mrs Jennie Glover.
 Miss Myrtle Smith of Crystal Lake h with Mrs. Jarvis Hyde.
 Miss Ruth Dunham gave a reading before DeSoto lodge, I. O. O. F.. at Springfield Sunday evening.
 Miss Hunioe Park has accepted the position in the choir at the Park Con gregational church, Norwich.
 Miss Lulu foo has completed her course in the Boston Conservatory of Music and has returned to har home.
 Tho City of God will be MT. Ross subject at the Undvefsalist church Sunday. The Holy City will be sung.
 Mrs. Harry Kewh1 underwent an op- erafien on Thursday in the Hartford hospital for appendicitis.
 At the social and business meeting of tho G. P c. U. held at the homo of MT. and Mrs. F. !. Glover last week Friday evening the young people were entertained by Mrs. F. J. Glover, Miss Rachel Glover and Miss Mabel Booth.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
H(lpKlNYoN
Sctool e1nsus 41t--To~n csunoll - E 9eSeien Mat4ers.


 At the rRontfly meeting of the schoai committee Monday morning bills were ordered pai4 to the amount of e6T5& The school census of 1911 waa exam ined. There were In town in January 21s boys and 1s7 girls between and .lT years old, total 411, of whom se1 attended school in 1901 anA 50 did net attend.
 Meeting cf Town Council.
 At the reg1lAr monthly meeting ef the town council Monday afternoon a4 the town hall bills were ordered paa4 to the amount of $s7.21. The town clerk was reQuested to ark the survsy- ors of highwayy in town to report the condition of tho bridges in their sew eral districts at an early date.
 Probate Court Businsss.
 The final account ef Fredsrick Church executor of the win of Han nah A. Saunders, was allowed and or dered recorded. and his bondsmen dis
 An account of cnfrord D. Perrin. administrator on the estate of William D. Perrin. was allowed and ordered re- corded.
 Samuel R. Avery was sppeinted a1- T. Thurston, dece9sed, and Henry c. Crandall, George W. Avery and John H. Buteau were appointed appraisers of said estate.
 Nsws in General.
 No services were held in the Seventh Day Baptist church last Saturday bo- cause Of the storm.
 Victor H. C<andall of Weonsocket was in town Saturday
 Mrs. Alfred 4. 9tiHmAn of Westerly has been visiting at the homo of O. Arthur Mills thas week
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Clarke as North Stonington were eussts of the family of John H. We1ls Sunday.
 George B. Langwerthy has purchased the Sanford Lansworthy farm from the heirs of the hte Edmond B. and Sarah A. Langworthy.
 Samuel s. Fisher. who died in Provi- dence Sunday, Was formerly . dry goods merchant In Hope Valley and prominently identified with the demo- cratic party in this town.
 Flag day will be observed by the public schools next Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
BOLTON

Oliver c. Johnson, a former resident of Bolton now of North Franklin, was Bolton visitor the first of the week
 Mrs. J. s. Woodbridge has left town for Hartford; after a stay there she iy to visit her mother in Fort Covington, N. Y.
 Theodore S. Perry was . guest of Hartford friends recently.
 Arthur R. Husker of Waterbury and Charles N Loornis of Manchester were guests of the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs Charles N. Loomis Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Loomis are recovering from the grip.
 Miss Lillian Mack is recovering from severe case of blood poisoning in her hand
 Miss Lizzie Gilmore of Manchester green is win Mrs. Josephine M- Sum ner.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
COLUMBIA
Serious Illness of Miss Hutchins-Per-
 sonaI ltsms.

Mrs. Hutct1ins remains seriously i'll at her home on Columbia green. A consultation of physicians was held Saturday.
 Mrs. James 4. Little has a gerani- um blossom the truss of which meas ures over five inches in diameter. It's a beauty.
 The board of relief held it's second meeting Wednesday to listen to ap- peals from the doings of the assessors.
 The selectmen held their monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at their room in the town building.
 Jewstt Collins, who has been i'll at the home of his brother near New Ha- ven, is spending a week at the home of his father, Deacon William A. Col- lins, on Chestnut Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Jasper Abramson nave been spending several days with frineds in New Rochelle. Ny,
 Winthrop DavoI of Hartford is to take charge of the farm formerly oc- cupied by he late George A. Fuller. The property is located short dis tance over the town line in Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
WELLINGTON

Florence Fourtray is visiting reia- tfves in Providence.
 The public school teachers are very Faithful in thoir attendance upon the monthly teachers meetings
 Wilmington now furnishes two speak CTS st farmers institutes, George V. Smith. editor of The Connecticut Farmer, and George A. Cosgrove, a member of the state board of agrtcul- ture.
 MT. and Mrs. Orrin Watrous are both seriously i'll.
 Mrs. c. V. Smith, who went to New Haven on visit. was taken i'll with srdp and is at a private hospital.
 Communion was observed at the attendance of 31 at Sunday school.
 Miss Emma Florence Collins led the Endeavor meeting Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
ONEc0

John Mackie has moved his family from Coventry, R. l., to Oneco into one of D. s. kenyon's tenements on Pleasant street this week.
 Mrs. s. S. Burlingame has been visiting her daughter in Hartford.
 Q. F. Kenyon is working in the pa per mill again.
 Mrs Leonard Love was in town Wednesday.
 Miss Annie Cairns of Central Fall R. l., spent over last Sunday with her Uncle. Edwin Fill.
 Etta Greene Carr has sold her farm, in R.
 Oscar Jenc1s was fin town Wednes- day.
 James Marnott and father spent Tuesday in Providence. R. l.
 Duesnll Clark Thurritt is vist1ing .hil Hpou1UunHntA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
EKONK
Mrs. Benjamin F. Wilioox Recovering from Iiinsss-Farm Chanses-Psr- sonaIs.

Mrs. Benjamin F. willsox has pass cd the crisis of her disease, and is slowly convaleseing Mrs Edgar Will cox and Miss Kate Schultz are taking care of her.
 Ernest Gallup recently visited his brother, Clark Gallup. near Moosup. Arthur Gallup of Danielson has vis- fted his father. Ezra Gallup.
 Jared Gallup has taken a business trip to New York recently.
 Ralph Kellogg was unable to re- turn to the Academy at Norwich this week. and fs i'll at the parsonage
 Farm Sold.
 Albert Green has sold his place, the White Spring farm. to purchasers who will take possession April 1.
 BenJarnin F. Colburn, who has work ed the Grange farm for half a dozen years. has leased the farm of Mrs. Ann Corey and will take possession April l. Mrs. Chapman and two children of Groton Point recently visited Mrs. Chapman's daughter. Mira. Alvin Co., rey.
 Grip. coughs and colds prevail and keep many hibernated in houses.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
BOLTON NOTCH

Mir, Cross and family have moved into tho railroad company's house.
 Rev. Mr. Martin was in Hartford Monday and called on Mrs. Hotchkiss at the hospital.
 Mrs. M. E. Howard returned home Tuesday from New York, where she has teen the guest of her daughter, Mrs. s. J. Howard.
 B. M Howard was a Wiliimantic visitor ono day last week.
 Several from hero attended the dance at Andover.
 James Best of Hartford was a guest Sunday at Abraham Divers.
 Milton Haling of South Manchester was visitor at M. A. Earnings on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11

spent 1esnaay nigAt with T. r Prsn- Gce. MdrB. |. II. Frentioe ana danghter arc visiting relatives in Stafford Springs.
 Mrs. !. H White was q visitor in Colchester Wednesday.
 Rev. J. Herald and MT. Humo. the evangelist called on several families "wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
NORTH STERLING
The Late Allen Dean Liked the SimpI
 Life--Mean Hon Thieves About.


 Allen Dean, who was found dead at his home recently and was the oldest man in this section, had never seen a steamboat and never had had a ride on railroad train.
 Meanest of Hen Thieves.
 Robert H. Pierce, who is over 80 years old and who has but one hand, who had only three hens which were laying well. was robbed of two of the flock last week Monday night.
 Mrs. Jane Robbins has been visiting friends in Danielson.
 The first thunder storm Of the sea- son came in early on Saturday, Feb ruary 4.
 Henry Spauldins has moved to his place here and will draw the railroad ties being cat on his woodlot near the Checkerberry schoolhouse.
 Valentines with all kinds of faces are finding a ready sale.
 Robert H. Pierce has recovered from his recent illness.
 Byron Lewis of East Killingly was here last week on a business trip. Miss Gertrude Brooks, who has been visiting in Massachusetts and Maine, ilas returned home to care for her sis ter, Mrs. George Pierce. Jr., who is i'll at this writing.
 Henry J. Hill is confined to the home and under 8 doctors care.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
HOWARD VALLEY
District Elder Holds Quarterly Con-
 ference.

Thomas Roberts of Clinton, Mass, has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to como to Hamp- ton and visit friends.
 Rev. H. l.. Crockett, district elder for New England. held quarterly con- ference beginning February 3, ending February 5. The attendance was good. This week he is in Providence, R. l. Sunday, the 18th, he will be in Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs. R. H. Humes visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. c. Phillips. in Plainfeld, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Hawkes. were in Baltic last Sunday.
 Mrs. Edwin St. John fs sick.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
ATTAWAUGAN

The choir held a rehearsal Friday evening at the home of Gertrude Wa terhouse.
 Miss Clara Geer is visiting her sis ter in Quadic
 F'ranlis Watson is i'll with grip.
 Miss Mildred Harries spent the week end with aler parents in Willimantic. Mir. and Mre. Wilfred Smith were in this place Wednesday.
 Mitchell Grimshaw. Jr., has pur- chased the yellow house from MT. Kel- ley of Dayvilge.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Gibnsy wore in KhhngIy Center Standby
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
CENTRAL VILLAGE
MT. and Mrs. charIs4 E. earhsr Start for FIsrida Sorrow at Harold epen- csr,s ooAth.

Arthur William. little son of Arthur Williams, has been ilf with the grip Miss Rose B. Seguin was in Nor wfch Saturday. On Florida Teip Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Barber left Tuesday for New Smyrna, Fla, where they will spend a few weeks for the benefit of Mir: Barber's health. Mrs. Isrial Segutn has returned from Putnam where sine has been spending several days at the home of he1 daughter, Mrs Frank Thayer. Miss Ora Dennison of M0osup has been the guest of her cousin Miss Gladys Tilhnghast. The pupils of the high school are rehearsing a play, 'Mr. Bob"
 John E. Vaughn of Norwich was the xuest of William Simmons Sunday Miss Myrtis Mcguire of Webster spent Sunday at the homo of Mrs George Loring.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Brennan ot Dayville visited Mrs Brennan's motf- CT, Mrs. Mary Labou, Sunday.
 Miss Belle Thresher of Moosup vie- ited at Arthur Williams Sunday.
 George Bliven has been i'll at the home of his grandparents. Sherif and Mrs. George Bliven.
 Miss Lois Wibberly spent Sunday al her home in Canterbury.
 Mrs. Samuel Collins remains i'll al her home.
 Charles Bragg has returned from New York.
 Miss Emma Greenha1gh has been spending a few weeks with Miss Belle Cray in Moosup.
 Conc to Boston.
 Richard Horns has gone to Boston where he is with Shepard. Norwell Co
 John Millett of New London spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs Patrick Millett
 MT. and Mrs. Chester Burdick of Stafford Springs have been guests at Narcisse Caplette's this week.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 The Ladies' Aid society met At the church Wednesday afternoon.
 People here were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Harold Spencer of North Windham, who was drowned Sunday afternoon. He was a. frequent visitor at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Lydia Spicer.
 Mrs. Narcisse CapIette and daugh- ter Blanche are in Woonsocket this this week to attend the wedding of MT. Caplette's cousin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
PHOENIxvlLLE

Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Walsh of the carpet company have returned from Boston, where they have made a lengthy visit with relatives.
 Charles Phillips has moved his saw mill to lot on the Providence turn pike, purchased from the M. F. Latham estate.
 c. P. Latham is on a trip through
 Miss Elsie Dickey of Providence is visiting her sister Mrs. A. V. Green.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
PLAlNFlELD

Mrs John Mellor of Norwich and Miss Ethel Filling and Martin Mellor of Danielson were recent guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Haly- burton.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Newton are in town after a trip to Nova Scotia.
 The little daughter of Charles Phil lips is thought to be more comforta- ble.
 Luther Eaton is on a trip to Florida with MT. and Mrs. Charles Barber of Central Village.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
ROCKVILLE

No church services were held heYs last Saturday owing to the storm.
 Thunder and lightning, accompanied by a heavy rain, was experienced here Saturday forenoon, unusual for this time of year.
 caller in thiAs place Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary F. Burdick, who hAs heen i'll for several weeks, is able es h about the house again.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11

evening prayer meeting was held at the home of Luther Place.
 Mrs Edward Chamberlin has been Ill but fs improving.
 The missionary meeting this week was at the home of Mrs. F. s. Corbin Mrs. Mary Chamberlin was leader.
 Ed. Perrin and family were guests at Byron Bates, at a Sunday dinner.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11

The Gilsad Hall association held an entertainment at the hall Thursday evening.
 Hebron grange mot at the hall Fri day evening.
 Miss Helen Foote and Waker Way day
 Miss Ethel Hills was confined to laer homo . few days this week with roseoaa.
 Mss Florence Jones resumed her studies It Hebron last weak after an illness of several months.
 F. V. Buck wac ono of the appraas- CTS on the estate of Jerome Risley of Marlboro. The estate inventoried over S16e4o.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
ARCADIA
Opening of School i~ sas.s Di.tr

Everett Woodmansec Is visiting Afj thur P. Chase and family of Poquon- ock Bridge.
 Rev. Amos Chase of East Greenwich preached at the Four Corners church last Sunday.
 The school in tho Bates district com menced Monday with Miss Annie Crandall of Rockville. Hcpkinton, aa teacher.
 Mrs. J. R. Perkins is ill with pneus monia.
 Mrs. Charles H. Reynolds is i'll, reA quiring the services of a physician.
 William T. Barber, who has been ilI with eczema two months, is improv- ing.
 i'll nearly two years, is rapidly failing.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
EAST WOODSTOCK
Ladies' Aid Society Holds Supper in Chureh-Readins Club Organized Notes.

Herman Chandler and family of Worcester are at J. F. Chandler's.
 Rev. T. A. Turner was In Boston Wednesday.
 Knee Injured by Fall.
 Henry Child fell from the high beams in ths barn of L. H. Lindeman last week, injuring his knee badly. He is able to be about on crutches.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church gave an oyster supper in the vsstry Friday evening
 Missionary Meeting.
 The missionary meeting was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jane Perry. 25 ladies being pres ent. Mrs. Hammond had charge of the programme. A short sketch of the life of the late John Chandler, mis- sionary to India, was read. He was a native of this place and ten mem bers, children and grandchildren, of his immediate family, have become missionaries. A social hour followed, during which the hostess served re- treatments
 A reading club has been formed by few of the ladies, meeting fortnight ly. France is being studied at pres ent.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
WARRENVILLE
Mrs. Wright Entertsins w. C. r. U.
 Personal Notes.

Miss Eva Spaulding who has been quite Ill is much better.
 Mfr. and Mrs L. A. Baker have nov ed into o. D. Bakers house.
 Mir. and Mrs. George w. Jacobs moved to West Ashford.
 Lewis A. Baker has sold his farm to New York parties.
 s. l.. Case has sold his horse.
 The many friends of Mrs. John Scarborough are very sorry to learn of her serious illness.
 The Ashford w. c. T. U. met with Mrs. R., H. Wright on Friday of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
VINDHAA COUNTY.
MooSUP
FunsrH of Alma Haiss-Rsv. .. c.
 Stanton Rssisns.

Alma Haigh. e, disA last Friday morning at St. Joseph's hospital, in Providence. where he Was taken about . week ago. Ar. Haigh had net been well fOr ssms time. but was able to keep at his work up to about ten days ago. The trouble had been creeping upon him for months. probably, and 90 weakened his constftution that he was not able to stand an operation and died Friday morning. MT. Haigh came co this village . little over a year ago tO be overseer of the finish eempaniss mills. which podtion he held - to the time of his death. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at Ase e'00ek from his home. Rev. J. e. Stanton pastor of the Baptist H. Green of the Msthedist church. Monday morning the body was taken to Shsrbrooke. Canada, for burial. There was . large number of beauti- full fsra1 forms. A quartette. consist ing of Mack Mott. Mrs. c. F. Burgess, lrrsl H. A. Roberts and E. G. Roberts, sang two selections, Abide With Me, and Lead. Kindly Light. and Miss Cora Stanthorpe sang Does Jesus Care. The bearers were Albert Edmundson, MT. Stark, Mfr Redmond and Mathew Barr.
 eaptist Faster Resigns.
 Rev. J. c. stanton. who has been ttss faithful pastor of thS Baptist church for the past eight years, read his resignation last Sunday, to take effect the last Sunday in June.
 Mrs. John Garvie was in Canter- bury Saturday to attend tho funeral of her father. Charles H. Parkhurst.
 Putnam Won.
 The basketball game at Milner hall last Friday evening between the teams Of the Putnam and PlainfieId high schools, resulted in a victory for the Putnam team by a score of 23 to IS. It was a clean game throughout the home team losing chiefly owing to fouls. Another game is to be played February Il.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. L. J. Leavitt is entertaining Mrs. Wallace Leavitt from Casper, Wyoming
 Several of the ladies here attended the Missionary meeting in East Woodstock, Wednesday afternoon.
 Prof. Sidney Morse was home Sun day on account of the illness of his father Nelson Morse.
 L, H. Healey has been attending Prayer meetings in Hartford and vii cintty this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
cLARK'S CORNERS

third lecture given by May Pepper Wand erbilt Sunday evening.
 Albert Jewett and W. c. Oliver har- vested ice last week.
 Charles Oliver of the Connecticut Agricultural college was at his home for the weeks end.
 Miss Viola F. Jewett attended the teachers meeting at Hampton. We'd nesday.
 George Glazer spent Sunday at his home at Hampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
WESTMINSTER
". c. v. U. Meets With Mrs. Merri
 ficid-Personai Mention.

The Prayer meeting on next Friday evening will be held at the church and 10 to bo c union meeting.
 Mrs. 1zola Merrihsld entertained the members of the W. c. T. U. at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs A A Smith returned on Thurs day from a visit fin Woroester
 Miss Lila Ogden and Mrs. Sybell DeGrenier of thiS place attended the Teachers meeting, which was held tn the Frost school house on Monday evening.
 At the regular session of the Sunday school last Sunday, the following pu- pills each received an illustrated New Testament as . reward for perfect at- tenAance for stx months: Nellie Col burn. BsFnice Cook, Dorrance Cook.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
CHAPLIN.

The Ladies' Aid society met We'd nesday at the vestry to tie cornforta- bles- A large number attended. who partook of a good dinner at noon.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Litchfield re- turned Monday after 8 stay of sew oral weeks with friends in Lawrence, Long Island and other places.
 Palmer s. Richards of South Chap hn, who was seriously i'll, is much i'm. proved.