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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

made a trip through the town Sunday in an automobile, calling on friends
 Miss Addie Moran spent the week end with her brother, Joseph Moran, of New Haven.
 Tryen Robertson If.
 Tryon Robertson is confined to his bed by illness. A graduate nurse is in attendance.
 Miss Florence Adams. who has been the guest of friends in New York, re- turned home Saturday.
 Rev. R. W. Roberts conducted evan gelical meetings Tuesday and Wedne es- day nights in the Methodist church.
 Edward Hermanson spent Sunday with his wife, who is caring for her mother. Mrs. Hermanson while there met with an accident in which her an kle was badly sprained.
 Owen left, who has been in town looking after his property, has left to spend the winter at Bolton Notch.
 PunctuaI Pupils.
 In rooms l and ? at Palmer Memo perfect in attendance: Miss Susie Wood. teacher, RoseIda Bonville, Alice Chapel, Alice Raferty- Room 2. taught by Miss Iva Bartlett, Bernard Allen, Browning, HWgh Casey, Elsie Church, Pearl Edwards, Francis Hickey. Fran cis Shea, Leo Manville, Agnes Mar ccLN- John Moves Albert Moran. Frank Pachiodi, Grace Quinn, Lewis Raftery. Fred Ritchie, Dorothy Rogers. Theo- dcre Rosenhind, Charles Russell Laura Shaw, Eleanor St. Germain, Mildred Watt.
 Mrs. John Marcoux, for several years a resident in Pequet, has moved to New Bedford.
 c. F. Manchester of New York. who has been the guest of relatives in town has returned home.
 The Epworth league held its rollcaH Sunday evening. Mrs. Charles Ramage Icing in charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
WEDDING.
SarQent-Lumis.

At II a m. on Wednesday, Nov. Sth, Clarence Grove Sargent Of New Lon don was united 1T, marriage with Miss Give May LrImis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lumis, of Brewster's Neck, Preston. The ceremony took place Tn the home of the brides par epts the officiating clergyman being Rev. C. Wilson Harrison pastor of Gales Ferry M F. church and Brews- tcr's Neck chapel In addition to the brides parents, the guests were Miss Helen NJ Lumis. oseph Lumis, Brewster.s Neck, Miss Charlotte Mug zey. Norwich, Ernest Lumis. New Ha- ven Rev c. Wilson Harrison. Gales Ferry. A luncheon was served at noon. after which the bride and groom left for Boston, where their honeymo moon will be spent The presents were beau tjful and useful Mfr. and Mrs. Sargent will reside at 544 Bank street, New London, where the groom is employed as bookkeeper. Mrs. Sargent is we'll known in BreWstcr's Neck and vicinity and carries with her. the good wishes or her friends
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties

serving well. It is more than 30 years since Joseph Stoddard walked into Knox county and filed on a homestead one and a half miles east of Bazile- His finances, like others, was limited and he started improvements on his homestead with a yoke of oxen- Mrs. Stoddard who is well known here as Julia Kiikanney. Joined him a few months later and together they worked and saved and built a comfortable home where they lived for 13 years, when they moved to Creighton. where they now reside, to educate their chill 6.en Mir Stoddard has proved man of strict integrity and a man of his word and one of whom his native county may well feel proud MT. Stod- card has brother here, George Al tIard has three sisters here. Mrs G. A Stoddard, Mrs. Richard Maine and Mrs. Elmer Maine. who enjoyed visit with their sister not long ago.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Rev. Stephen O. Kinney of Easton, Me- held service in the chapel Fri day evening and Sunday afternoon. He was the guest of Rufus Mallal1eu and Horace Palmer while here.
 John Hopkins of Shamrock. R. l., was the guest last week of his uncle, Hor- ace Palmer.
 John Maine is at work with the crew of life savers at Point Judith, having gone on duty last week supper at John Geer's Saturday even ing
 Richard B. Wheeler is having his steam SaWmill set up on Horace Falmer's woodlot north O. Clarks Falls village.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
OAKDALE.
Happenings of the Wcek-PersonaI
 Notes.

Rev. H. T. Arnold of Norwich preached in the MontVille Center Congregational church on Sunday and administered the communion. Text, Rev. 2:10. last clause. There was a good attendance.
 The pulpit will be supplied tomor- TOW by a candidate. Rev. M. $. Buck ingham Of Bernardston. Mass
 Mrs. Frank Lewis and daughter Ed ma of Norwich, called on friends in this place on Sunday
 Andrew Johnson, engineer at the mill is having a vacation of two weeks.
 Eugene Mitchell of Chapel Hill is substituting for him. Mir. Johnson is spending most of the time huntin
 4 number of the members of the LaGies' Social union mot at the par ge on Wednesday and gave 1t 8 thorough cleaning.
 Arthur Rogers of Hartford has been a recent visitor at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Rog- CTS
 Mir. and Mrs. John Ross of Leffing well were Sunday &AlIfors at the home of Mrs. Ross parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds.
 Town School Supervisor C. r. Wheeler of New London was visiting schools in this section on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
MAN
Ladies Aid Society Serves Supper Real Estate Men Looking About Eleven Families Still at Pine Grove.

The two masfed schooner Caroline Butler took on a cargo of railroad ties at the head of the Mantle river Wed nesday. The operators of the Butler have the contract to carry several thousand ties.
 The Ladies. Aid society of the Con gregationaI church served a fine supper Tuesday evening.
 pr. and Mrs. Paul Augustus Kum- pitsch have returned to their home in West Haven, after spending a few days at the Knickerbocker hotel guests of Mrs. Kumpitsch's grandparents. Mir. and Mrs Robert Latham Manwaring.
 Real Estate Men Prospecting.
 A party of men from New Britain were in town the first of the week looking over real estate.
 Judge A. l. Bush has gone on a bus mess trip to Minneapolis.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Root returned to Brook lyn, N. Y., Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Laura Gridley Smith, the nurse has gone to Fort Terry, Plum Island
 Electric lights have been installed in the Mantle house
 Pine Grove Items.
 MT and Mrs. Charles A. Bell closed their cottage in Center street Friday evening. and left for Palm Beach, Fla, where they will occupy their cottage for the winter.
 Charles F. Chittenden of New Lon don was at his cottage in Main street Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. O. Libby have clos ed their summer residence Wild Air, and gone to the Ansonia hotel New York, for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Alden returned Tuesday from a lengthy stay in South bridge and Worcester, Mass.
 pr. and Mrs. F. s. Warner will close their mansion Rt Breezy Point some
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
GOSHEN
First Social # Seasep--RepsvAs erOsa
 Recent Conventions.

The first soSial 0k tiae season was e HaiIowesn soGd1i AElA at the house Of E6ware IT. McCat at Mount View farm Friday evening.
 Mrs. Edgar J. TUeker and daughter, Miss Edith Tucker, of Lebanon, were callers here Sunday evanAnE
 Miss Annie Gillette. S~'~-ate to che state Sunday seAoeI convention In Bridgeport. gave some very SnteYeaainR reports of the meetings at the Goshen Sunday school Nov. 5.
 MT. and Mrs. William Buckley of EerTich were with friends here Sun Sas<s
 Rev. Marcus Burr and Mrs Burr at tended the n1issicnary conference in Norwich this week.
 Report from Norwich Meeting.
 Sunday evening at the ChrimtiAn Fndeavor meeting an interesting rePeF< was given by a number who recently attended the silver jubilee eenwsation keld in Norwich.
 The Liberty Hill Christian E@deavee society expects to hold a uniou mAeA- ing with the Goshen Y. R $. c. M mMMM Sunday evening. NsH. 19tk
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
MONTvlLLE
Friday Night Club Rehearsins Play --Rev. A. B. Goats to Preach at Baptist Church on Sunday.

Mrs. Arabella Latimer is the guest of relatives in Orange. N. J.
 Miss Robye Boynton spent Sunday with her parents at Gardner Lake.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Un- ion Baptist church held a meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c. A. Chapman.
 Misses Maud Wood and Gertrude Rogers of the state normal school Willimantic, spent Sunday at their homes here.
 Mr and Mrs. Everett Chapman and family have moved into the Jesse Watt house.
 MT. and Mrs. John Watt of Ro- quonnoc Bridge spent Sunday with Mir. Watts parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomap Watt.
 Rehearsina Play.
 The Friday Night club is rehearsinK a play entitled The Lady Deto0tive. The first rehearsal was held Monday evening at Palmer Memorial nall.
 Fffty-1ve people were present at recent Thursday evening prayer meet st number in many years. The gospel of Luke is the subject of study. one chapter each weak. Over thirty took part in this meeting.
 Rev. A. B. Coats to Preach.
 Rev. A. B. Coats of Hartford win preach at the Union Baptist church sunday morning and evening next, November 12. Special music will be rendered by the chorus.
 Twelve Baptized Since October 16
 Sunday, November 5, in the Union Baptist church, the pastor, Rev. George c. chappell, dlscoursed from the sub- ject, What Is It tog Be Christian? to one of the largest audiences for months. After an earnest consecra,- ton prayer by the pastor, three young people, members of the Bible achooh and Christian EndeaVor were baptized in the baptistry; Miss Gertrude RoR- CTS. Miss Maud Bennett and Herbert Rogers Nine young people were bap- tized Sunday, October IS, which makes n class of twelve young people Whe are in training by the past@r for church membership. Dr. Henry 1T. Sells textbook, Studies in the Life of was Rally day in the Bible school. iu charge of the superintendent, Mrs. w. C. Allen. After the opening songs and prayer, the pastor presented a clamm of thirty with the Cross and Crown gold award pins and certificates for perfect attendance during the past year; after which an address was de- Bible School After an earnest ap- peal by the pastor about twenty nam- bers of the school met the pastor fn the parlor for a brief conwerRaAlom. Ninety pers ons attended the evenings services. the Christian Endeavor meet ing being conducted by Miss Lyd1@ Ol- sen. Topic, Lessons from tho LAfe of Christians Conflict. Five became act- ing members of the C. K.
 Mrs. Arabella Latimer and Mira. George C. .ChappeH attended tho wo- mems missionary meeting at Nogwioh Tuesday of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
VOLUETOWN.
Good Entertainment at Parish Fair- Stage Driver LeffingwelI, Injured, May Retire.

St. Thomas parish fair was contin- ued Saturday evening last with good attendance. Many were present from Jewett City, Pendleton Hill and Gas go. and thoroughly enjoyed the amuse- ments provided. The following orches- tra furnished music for dacing: Jar Wis and Gravelin, violins. and Miss Ethel Popple, piano. AIbro prompted
 Stage Driver Injured.
 John Lefnn gwelI, who has run the Norwich and Voluntown stage for many years, received injuries last Fri day whilst in the performance of his duties that will lay hi1n up for some weeks As consequence of this en- forced layor 1t is said that Mir. Lef- nngwell will retire from the stage business. a fact that will be regretted by his many patrons
 Ed Boutelle and daughter, Doris, of Hope Valley, R. l., called on Arnold Adams Wednesday.
 Benjamin Groves of the U S. ship Indiana Is spending a furlough at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. D. o. Groves.
 A number of local Foresters are planning to attend the anniversary celebration in Norwich Thursday next.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
LEDYARD
Meeting of School eoard-PersonaI
 Mention.

Arthur A. Bennett of Norwich Town was a Tuesday guess of James H. Belden.
 school beard meeting was held at the residence of Charles ID. Geer on Tuesday afternoon. All the mem bers of the board were present, to- gether with the supervisor. The sup ply, the building and the teachers committees made their reports. AE bills were approved and ordered paid. The next board meeting will be held the first Tuesday in January.
 Three took the right hand of fel- loWship at the Baptist church on Sunday morning.
 Holy communion was observed at the Congregational church on Sun day morning.
 Several from this place attended the woman's missionary convention held at Norwich on Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Notes and Personals.
 Mrs Margaret J. Billings, who has spent the summer at her old home with her granddaughter, Mrs. William |. Allyn, has returned to Wood Haven to spend the winter with~ her daugh- ter. Mrs. Henry Hallock.
 Several from this place attended the Norwich grange meeting Wednesday
 Miss Lillian Gallup is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Adam Larrabee of Windham.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Williams of Bellows Falls. Vt, are at their summer home on Gallup hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
UNCASVILLE
T. A. Society's SoeiaI-Granse Pre- paring Entertainment-IIlnes of Tryon Robertson.

Thirty members of the Total Ab- stinence society of New London held a social and dance in IIickey's hall Thursday night Refreshments were served The party made the trip to sfsd from the hall in big. bus.
 Miss Mary King is entertaining Miss Anna Hathaway of East Lyme
 The personal property of John Mur- phy, who was found dead in a brook ir the town, was given attention in regard to distribution by Attorney Shirley of Dover, N. H., who was in tcwn for that purpose.
 Miss Maud Wood and Miss Gertrude Rogers, who are attending the normal at their homes recently.
 Cleared S2o.
 About s20 was netted from the Hal lCwe'en entertainment given in Palmer Memorial hall.
 A 15-pound coon was shot by Mer- win Chapman and George Carver while out hunting recently.
 Miss Addie Miller left Friday to visit friends in Providence.
 Joseph St. Germaine of Pequot is entertaining his brother from Phillips burg, N. J.
 After several weeks spent with her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Walden, in Bos- ton, Mrs. Ida Browning is spending a few weeks atffler home in town.
 Frank E. Mitchell, superintendent of occupied a tenement in the house owned by the Misses Hooper, has moved into the Mousch house near W. B. Walden's store.
 Grange Meeting.
 Montville grange. P. of H., held it's hall Wednesday night. The grange is to hold an entertainment Supt- Lafayette Rudd of the East Lyme electric road, with his brother,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
SALEM
Rev. r M. Williams Prea>hes to the Children - T. H. Sterry RecoVers from Serious Illness.


 Rev. T. MI Williams had the close attention of his congregation Sunday morning, when he spoke in a pleasing and helpful manner to the children from the text If I perish, I perish" Esther f: Is. Communion service was held at the close of the preaching ser vice.
 Those from Salem who attended the union Christian Endeavor service at Grassy Hill Sunday evening were Rev son, Dwight Miss Kittie Ray, Miss Josephine Hart, MT. and Mrs. James Lane, Howard A. Rix and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bailey.
 New London were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. James Lane. The trip from New London was made in Mir. Miller's touring car.
 MT. and Mrs Nathaniel Clark spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Franklin
 Called N Franklin.
 MT and Mrs. Gilbert Murray spent several days in Franklin, being called there by the illness and death of Mrs. Murray'S grandfather, Deacon William Robinson.
 James and Ernest Beebe are spend- ing some time at the home of their parents, MT: and Mrs. c. I. Beebe. week end at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs c. Ray.
 LeRoy Bailey. who has been i'll with tonsilitis this week, is recovering.
 Wiibert Marvin will lead the tenn perance meeting of the Christian En- deavcr society Sunday evening. at ? o'clock
 Recove-s from Illness.
 The friends of T. H. Sterry are glad to see aim out on the street again. His illness covered several weeks.
 The town school board met in the Town hall Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

Katherine Palmer of Norwich were calling on relatives here on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Ralph Maine were re- cent Preston visitors.
 Mrs. Horace Smith of Lyme has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Greenslit.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Fryer and three children of Willimantic were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Miner Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Leslie Baldwin were recent Mantle visitors.
 William C. Stiles of New Haven was a recent visitor in town
 Rev. Harry A. Beadle of Pomfret called on friends here Wednesday.
 William Blicq, Louis and William Ortman of Norwich were coen hunt ing here one evening of the past week.
 Miss Faith A. Gager is spending few days in Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox of Scotland were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. $. N. Hyde.
 Mrs. Abbiei Speeler, Miss Lillie Johnson and Miss Lucy Hyde were in Norwich on Tuesday
 A large number from here attended the missionary meeting >in Norwich on Thursday
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Baldwin of Nor wich were the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. Leslie Baldwin on Sunday.
 Mrs. Emile Date, Miss Fannie B. Hyde, Mrs. Theodore Crandall, Mrs. George l.. Ladd, Mrs. Hermon A. Ga- ger, Mrs Fred Race, Mrs. Ben Bur dick and Mrs. Lavius A. Robinson. s. N Hyde attended the cantata at the Methodist church. Baltic, Sunday eve ming.
 Social and Entertainment
 An enjoyable social and entertain ment was given at the home of Mrs. George Avery and Miss Ella Smith on Friday evening of last week. Dur ing the evening there were several musical selections and recitations. There was a large number present from the surrounding towns.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
panY.

Charles K. SenGman, for several years employed by the Totokett Manu- featuring company in it's machine shop, has resigned to entOr the employ of the Norwich Electric company fin it's garage department Mfr. Sengman enters his new duties with a good will of a large circle of young friends. Thomas Robinson of Fall River. Mass. succeeds MT. Sengman.
 Charles Boyens is suffering from a badly lacerated right hand, caused by the slipping of crowbar with which he and a helper were at work Wednes- day. The bar slipped, jhmnning The top of the hand against a piece of timber.
 William Kinder was a member of a Taftville party that went on hunting party to North Stonington Thursday. vacation from his duties at the retok- cit store
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

tn W9sr rorA
 TzaTs w9s tuEsy-t~e at the story amH song servtCs held in the Congre- E-eRteuAl ezlxEsSa fAst Sunday evening.
 ksrs. EeBAis AHsli of Norwich Town wes The guest ef Mrs. Josephine AL tyn hst Sasardsy.
 ktaM- JosePh Brovn of Jewett City wns tAs szssst over Sunday of Mrs. ftsdsees MsAer.
 Esssy Lathzop hes gone to Milfis. 1sasa. for few 6ays.
 ss~t cssen Co Bay State
 RmsFy L-Rthrop was home over Sun ds% Mhzfe home he bought pair of oxes sf Frederick Pierce, and had them eznt by freight to Mills, Mass, u<hexa he is te use them on his timber tw&
 Cehsn Deekmsn Wedding.
 LfS SAmuel Cohen, Miss Rae Co., hen and Miss Rose Cohen of Gager HtN went last Saturday to New York &o astefH tne wedding Tuesday of Hen ry Gshen, son of MT. and Mrs. Sam ues Cohen. and Miss Rae Decl1nan Of Naxy FeF4z. They are to return home te8zy eEaturd2y).
 thaffes Hopkins of P1sinheld has GrSeiea sawing on the Bailey lot and HnD~e4 his mill to the Owen Smith lot sn S&sEe xAsstic read.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
ASHWTLLETT

Otto Anderson returned to his home here Saturday morning from busi- ness trip to New York
 Giles Huntiey is staying with George Wilkinson near WyassuP pond.
 Charles Myers and son from Pres ton Plains were callers in RixtowR Sunday.
 Cha uncey Brown of Voluntown spent Saturday night with friends at Rix- town.
 J. Nelson and family are moving from the Swain place ts one of La fayette Mains farms near northwest corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
LAUREL GLEN

John Geer has resumed work for MT. Marble.
 Rev. Mir. Kinney was entertained Sunday at the home of Horace Palm CT.
 Miss Nancy Main of Canonchet was caller in this place recently.
 Coon Supper.
 MT and Mrs. John H. Geer. gave one of their famous coon dinners last Saturday evening to sixteen invited guests Among those present we've Dr. C. o. Main and family of Stonington
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
EAST COLCHESTER.
Horse Badly Gered by cew-Granae
 Visitation

A veterinary surgeon from Norwich was called here Monday to relieve the sunerlng of Mss Naughton's horse. necessary to take eight stitches in the gash.
 Mr and Mrs Edward Congdon and Mrs Consdon's parents MT and Mrs rogers, or F1tchVille, visited relatives here Sunday.
 Miss Alice Mahoney spent the week end in Preston City guest of friends.
 Local members of Colchester grange No. 4S. attended the interesting grange meeting of Bozrah grange in that place Wednesday evening of last week.
 P E. Hughes Of Manchester was a recent guest of his mother
 Nature lovers have found dandeIions outtercups and violets in sheltered hooks. rare thing for November
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
cLAHk'S FALLS
6aonas4 H. Steddard, Formerly of Nor @4cf, Rsnominated for County TRsAstrrer at Creighton, Neb.

I5srase FzImer- sold the real estate ena personAa property of his brother, 4Drusse P fAlrner, at auction. At the sssne tisne Household articles beion gtn 2 ts sAs estate of the late Isaac Sheldon were @DSa
 Ferner Norwich Man in Nebraska.
 The republican state and Knox county ticket of Nebraska may be of trfs1Wss tp readers of The Bulletin. al ressFs R- Stodazrd. who was a Nor rvzeh resident until g years old, is on the ncs<of for election as county nn60k2r A<&aR aA<Einl 1n1zx 1nAks Anl
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
LEFFINGWELL
Ladies', Aid Society Hold Supper
 Notes of Local Interest.


 The Misses Bertha, Winifred and Mary Shelley and Miss Twohig of Nor wich were guests of MT. and Mrs. O. Swan Sunday.
 Mrs. George Rogers, formerly of this place spent several days this week with MT. and Mrs. Charles Rathbun.
 Among those who attended the ser vices at Central Baptist church, Nor wich. Sunday evening. were Mrs. Or rim Versason. MT. and Mrs. T. C. Lef- fingwell. Miss Ruth Palmer and Aus tin E. Rathbun.
 Harry l.. Palmer spent Sunday with friends in Palmertown.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dolbeare spent several days this week with friends in Massa peag.
 Reuben Austin was the guest of his parents in Palmertown Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society gave a baked bean supper at Mrs. Samuel Beebe's Tuesday evening" About 75 attended A number came from Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
BETHEL

Rev. c. l.. French of Pachaug will preach in the M. k. church on Sunday morning in exchange with the pas tor.
 The third quarterly conference will be held on Sunday evening following the Epworth league service.
 Rev. Frank Chamberlain preached at ~Folunrown on November-5 5 in the M. F. church.
 Leland Bxrdick. who has been ill., is much improved.
 Rev. Frank Chamberlain was in Norwich ThCTscay.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
LEONARD BRIDGE

Charles R. Strong is attending court in Norwich, being summoned on jury.
 Bennett Cummings who has beem U. $. mail carrier for several year& has resigned to accept a position fn Manchester. Kenneth l.. Cummings will carry the mail.
 A number from here attended the auction at B. w. Cummings at Leb- anon Center Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
FRANKLIN
Social at Home eff Mrs. George Avery -Deinss of Lecai Residents Dur ing the Past Week.

Mir and Mrs. Clark James spent Sunday on Pautipaug hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver and son. Eugene Aver, were in Yantic on Sun day, the guests of MT. and Mrs. Arad Manning.
 Mrs. George Avery was a recent Wilhmantic visitor
 Mrs. Gacxsa Palmer aud Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

The population of Ireland is said to be 4.3s1 ,s51, a decrease of nearly 77,ee0 ainoa 1ee1-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

TotaI res1stration l14, aVerage Tor school h7, per cent. for school 94.7, per cent. for September 96.s.
 To Work for Norwich Electric Com
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
FITCHVILLE

Many Friends at Funeral of Deacon William Robinson-Articles Award ed at Close of Play.
 There vas a very large attendance Tuesday of the friends from this
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Maine newspapers report that farm CTS in tP- state are reviving the use of oxsn
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For Another Excursion.

Isn't it about time to start another government excursion to the Panama canal Leader.