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Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
EASTFORD
Teachers and Pupils Enjoy Vacation
Christmas Festivals at Both
Churches.


There was Christmas tree Satur-
day evening at both societies, Congre-
gational under the superintendenca of
Gilbert s. Deanes, Methodist In charge
of Welcome A. Davis.
Miss Blanche Perry is at her home
from Wfllimantic normal school to
spend the holidays.
Miss Kate Perry is home from the
Thompson high school.
Miss Christina G. Curtis, who has
closed her school in Ashford for the
holiday recess, il spending her vaea-
zion with her sister, Mrs. William
Keene Of Abingdon.
Miss sarah l.. Howes has ret'.rnef
to West Dennis. Cape Cod, where she
anticipates teaching nearer her home
Master Ralph g. West is spending
his vacation with Secretary Edwin ..
Thomas ana family in New Hayen.
Mrs John EJhridge and children,
John J. and Lola, are spending week
with Mrs. Ethridge's sister IN ETovi-
oence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Tatem and
daughter Catherine spent Sunday and
Monday In Wlllimantic.
Guests from Norwich.
Mrs Ralph Davis and son Welcome,
il, of Norwich, are guests at Mr. and
Mrs. Welcome A. Davis.
Charles S. johnson Of Southbridee'
Mass. spent Christmas with has L-oln-
err Mrs Maranda johnson.
George Edward, Harry and Miss
Carrie &. Bcsworth of Southbridee,
Mass. were with their parents Christ
n as
Miss Lillian Huntington spent
Christmas with her mother in wind
ham.
Tudea T. NJ. Keith recently erected
a white bronze monument On his lot
N the Grove cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mathewson OF
YarrenvilIe were here in their auto
mobile last week. calling or friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
SOUTH COVENTRY
Holiday Guests in Local Homes
Christmas in the Churches-RecoV-
ering from Shock.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Stanley and
daughter are visiting relatives in Cen
trail Village.
Patrick Cursey and John P Curley
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dignsm IN Hartford.
Mas Lucy Perkins is making her
annual visit in Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hutchinson have
gone to Florida for the winter months.
On Western Trip.
Royal M. Rose Is taking a several
months western trip, and expects to
visit Texas and California.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood spent
Christmas with thor daughter in
Wauregan.
Mrs. Emily Cobb returned to her
home on West street. Columbia, last
week, after spen ling a number Of
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
White.
Carrier Wright Improving.
William A. Wright, mail carrier, who
was afflicted by paralyttc shock sew
eraI weeks ago. is reported better and
able to be about
Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt Ringsbury were
In Lyme over Christmas.
The box shop is closed this week
for inventory.
Christmas Entertainment.
On Saturday evening an entertain
.nent and Christmas tree was given at
the Congregational church. Dewitt
Kingsbury played the role of Santa
Claus. Among other gifts distributed
was q large box of oranges. the gift
of Royal NJ. Rose.
At the Methodist church there was
also a tree and entertainment on Sat
drday evening, and on Sunday evening
the choir and others rendered a can
tata.
With TIE Holiday Visitors.
Among holiday visitors: Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Sutherland and infant
daughter of New Rochelle, n. Y, at
Mrg. Sutherland's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Barber T. Irving
Boynton of New Haven AT Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Boynton's- Mr.. and Mrs.
y Searle Light of Suh1eId. Mr.. and
Mrs. & Z. Hoxie of Lowell, Mass,
Johp J.. Hull of Schenectady, y. Y,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Hut of Baltic
at MIS- Lydia Mason's. Miss Anna &.
Light Of Simmons college, Boston,
and G. Edgar Light OF Phillips Ando-
yer, at Rev. Nesto- Lights Miss Fan
nr White II Beacon Falls at Mrs. Sa-
rah Whites Russell AIbro of Brook
lyn. ". Y. at Miss Hattie M. Albro's.
Robert Hines. Jr. and daughter OF
Ha~erhill. Mass. at Robert Hines.
John joyce of Laconia, y. H, at Thos.
soyce's F. h Day of New Britain at
Mrs. Z. G. Days.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Lunsbsrnaen at Work on Bitgood Prop
erty-Personsi Mention.

Mr.. ard Mrs. George Haskell and
daughter of Providence spent Sunday
with Mrs. Easkelfs aunts at Whip
poorWiil farm.
Mrs Maria Parkhurst of Jewett City
and Miss c. 0. Whitford OF Norwich
were the guests of their sisters at
WhI2poorwill farm, Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. V. Whitford of Jew
EFT City were the guests of Misses
Lizzie and Esther Whitford Christ
mas
Frank Brown has r----~.e n
CRANKY, where r. ing
several n2e7sss. arm.
d.. = Harriet
Bugot A. NJ Gov wen
the guess of -ir. and Mrs. James
". Morgan Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Barber sTent
Christmas with Mrs. Bnrbers sister
8frs. Jane .L4add.
A. J. Bitsood of Moosup is having
a small wcodlot cut OF, about two
miles west of Canterbury station.
Valentine and Miner Burdick of
Moosup are hewing the railroad ties
and are boarding at Burr Smiths.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
ASHWILLETT

The families Of William Weisna n
and Martin Mon.sses each had a Christ
mas tree on Christmas eve for the
ckfh6ren-
M and Mrs. Martin Nj Onsees enter
tanned a few relatives and friends on
Sunday evening. The time was spent
ia singing with instrzlm entail accom-
penimslt
A a Morgan and family entertain
ed his brother Nathan and a friend
from Le7yard over Christmas
Iorztio Pierce and son Clinton
Erent Christmas at ;. D. Pferce1s.
Annie Wets1nan was al home 8 few
GAYS last week with 2 cold.
Otto Anderson and 9. +. Hayward
were IN Norwich and New London on
Tuesday
Charles Anderson Of New York is
spending the holidays with his family
At RixtOEn
Carl Anderson of North Stonington
was a. the home al his parents IN Rix-
town Christmas GAY
The school win begin Monday, Jan
1919
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30

guests at dinner on Christmas were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larrabee, W. F.
Maine, Miss Mary F'rink, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Lathrop, DIR. and Mrs. f. Z.
Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Page.
Mrs. Ada Larrabee was a guest at
Iucius Browns in Norwich from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
Miss Mary Lynch of Danbury is
spending her vacation with her par
ents here.
Miss Alice Thompson is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer i. Wood
Col. w. S. Chappen and Forest
Luffier of New London were in town
Wednesday
After today the library will be open
on Saturday until further notice.
The topic for the c. Z. meeting to-
evening is Things l Want to
DO Better Next Year. Phil iii: 12-14-
Leader. Miss Bates.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
LAUREL GLEN
Death Of Palmer L. Main Saddeos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Windsor In
Iured at Sayvnill.

Rev II c Van Horn preached in
the chapel last S1nda3- 1T was ac-
companied BY Harvey Burdicl1 who
sang Beautiful Land Far Away.
The community was saddened when
they heard that Palmer L Main was
found dead at his home Tuesday aft
e-noon- his funeral was held Thurs
day 81 1 O'Clock at the Second church,
North Ston5ngtOn- Burial was in I'm
ion cemetery.
Frank Crumb OF Rockville was Wis
Itor at John GeerAs Chris trnas day.
Everett Windsor, the sawyer at r.
B. WheelerS sawu1ilI- met with a. pain
ruI accident last week He was CON
veyed TO his home in Plainfield Sunday
in Mr.. WheeleT's automobile.
The chapel last Sunday He wass ac-
George Jordan of AsAaWay spent the
day MONDAY at Attaway Mains
Heman Ho16reoge OF Mystic spent a
few days with his mother, Mrs.
Charles HOldredge, recently.
Mr.. BostWick was in Westerly Tues
day
Hattie White is spending this week
with her parents Mr.. White remains
8 bout the same
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
HAMPTON
Holiday Joy for Children OF Consresa-
tionaI Sunday School - Record
Christmas Mail.

Miss Alice Smith, Miss Alice Welles
and John Welles OF Hartford are
spending a few days at Miss Burn :
hams.
Narius Jewett spent Christmas with
his father, w. w. Jewett-
William JeWett, who has been en-
pIoyed by Phillips Brothers for sew
eral months, finishes his work there
this Saturday evening.
Misses Edith and Bessie Lewis are
at the home of their grandfather, w.
II. Lincoln, for the holidays.
Christmas tree exercises were held
in the Congregational vestry last Sat
urday evening.
An entertainment was given in the
Grange hall last Thursday evening I'M
der the auspices of the G. E. society OF
Sc )tland.
Clarence Webster is home from col
Iege for the holidays.
Carl Jewett of Storrs college is
spending the Christmas recess at the
home of his father. c. B. Jewett-
Miss Porter is visiting her father
over the Christmas holidays
Robert Hastings of Yale spent a few
days in town last week
Carriers report heavy mail last Mon
day. More mail was handled than ever
before.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
WOODSTOCK
Reunions on the Holiday-Miss Edith
n. Hall to Go to University of Penn
syIvania from Mt. HoIyol<e.

George Mcclellan and family of New
York are guests of Mrs. John McClel-
Ian.
The Child family held a reunion at
ValIeyside on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham of Spring.
field is spending her vacation with her
mother
Mrs Rowland, Miss Eleanor Row
land, Edith H. Hall and Clarence Hall
were Christmas visitors at e. r. Halls.
Sunday School Festival.
The Congregational Sunday school
held it's Christmas festival in Academy
hall last Saturday evening The Christ
mas play, The Greatest Day in the
Year. was given. Gifts from a heav-
lily laden tree were distributed.
A large force Of men is engaged in
building barn for Henry T. Child to
replace one struck by lightning last
Mrs Anna P. Kingsbury of Hartford
and her sister, Miss Eliza Berrian, have
been guests of Mrs. George Austin
Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George RarthoImew
and Miss Genevieve Waters of Hart
ford spent Christmas with n. B. Kings
bury.
Miss Jane L. Kendall of Boston is
passing her vacation at the parsonage.
w. ]. Lindeman and family were in
New London, Monday, guests of NJ. f.
HYDE
The resignation of Miss Edith H.
Hail, daughter or E. r. Hall, principal
of Woodstock Academy IS instructor
in classical archaeology at Mt. HoI-
yoke, has been announced to take ef-
feet at the end of this semester. She
has accepted place as assistant cura-
tor in the Mediterranean section of the
University of Pennsylvania which will
send her to Crete every year for work
in exploration. She expects to sail for
Crete in February. Miss Hall receiv-
ed the degree of Ph.D- from Bryn
70 t. =
School of Classical Studies in Athens,
Greece.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30

December 81. have been sent out by
Rev J. N. Garst.
Mrs. r. c. Paine sang q solo at the
Sunday morning service at the Congre-
gational church.
The cantata at the Congregational
Charmed Garden. Lawrence Backus,
Hamilton Paine and Ernest Thompson
were shepherds; Ronald Bernklow.
the sandman, Mural Baclxus, queen of
son, Edith Peterson, Clara Bromley
and Mildred Knight; Prudence Paine,
Frances and Mary Elliott were the
flowers and the bricks In the garden
wall were boxes of candy that were
distributed at the close.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
WELLINGTON
New Years Reception 70 Be Held
This Evening al Parsonage.

Friday evening brought to the
Grange another rainy evening, but
there WAS quite q good attendance,
ind en- enjoyable time is reported
Plans for holiday party and sitt
for "wednesday evening were made
The annual New Years Visit 20 the
pastor and his wife VIII be made this
, Saturday evening The 3Otl. supper
Will 30 serN I'd IN The conference room
5f the Baptlst church reception
beine at Inc parsonage later. ihe
town hall viii be open so the young
people can 20 IN there and play games,
~ has been the custom many yeaIh.
This being the nret party since the
federation Of the churches r. expected
10 be the largest and most sueeesnfp'
IN every way
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
-
EK0NK
Notes of the Holiday Home Corners
Mrs Card mproVing-Socisl and
Church Interests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown enter
tanned their children on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ingalls, of Nor
witch spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Gallup. Mrs. Gallup and
daughter Gladys returned home with
them in the evening.
Rev. S. b. Carter preached a fine
sermon Sunday morning, appropriate
the children of the Sunday school.
At Sterling Hill Concert.
A large number from here went to
Sterling Hill Monday evening to at
send the Christmas concert. All were
remembered with a gift from the
Christmas tree.
Sympathy for Mrs. Stanton.
Mrs. Byron Gallup returned home
Saturday evening after spending
week in Providence with her sister,
Mrs. William c. Stanton, during the
sickness and death of her husband.
Mr.. Stanton had been a frequent Wis
itor here and all We're attracted to him
ty his pleasing manner All extend
heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. stanton in
her great loss.
Mrs. Nettie Card is much improved
in health and able to talk with dis
tant friends over the telephone. which
has just been installed in her home.
Miss Olive Tanner is enjoying her
vacation at her home here
warren TANNER spent Sunudy at MS
home here.
Carl Gallup captured another coor
Tuesday night.
Prepared for Cold Snap.
The mild weather of late has been
improved by the farmers in drawing
large quantities Of hrewood and hous-
ing it. ready fer the severe cold wealth
er sure to follow.
Mrs. benjamin Wilcox spent Christ
mas day with Mrs Annie Tanner.
Mr. and mrs William Tanner are
visiting their son Oscar in Boston.
Mr.. end Mrs. Ezra Gallup and Edwin
:. Gallup anG family spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Williams
of Moosup.
Frank Congdon and family of
Plainfeld were entertained at James
Congdons.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
WiNDHAM
Notes of Christmas WeeE-Guests in
Local Hsmes

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell of Brooklyn, y.
p are spending the holidays with
their uncle, H r.. Parry, at the Inn
Miss Alma Josephson of Mansfield
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mr.. sind Mrs. Fred Potter of North
W1ndham spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Potter. who entertain
ed 20 at dinner on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Gallup and son
Of Hartford were at ". +. Names, on
Menday.
Miss Dorothy Brown and Kingsley
Brown we're guests of thor parents
Rev and Mrs w NJ Brown Of
Hampton, ChTistmas,
The members of St PauTs Sunday
gria .sol and their friends, had their
Christmas ENTERTAINERS at Miss Daisy
Frihks from two to FIVE Wednesday
afternoon. There were recitatiens and
songs by the children. saltines, cake
lemonade and candy We're served, and
each present received a gift, box
of candy. and an orange
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles keeHey spent
Christmas in New London.
Among tho.e who entertained
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
JACKSONVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. l.. ]. Upham OF Web
ster and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Uphnm
of Providence were with their brother
over Christmas.
Miss Agnes l.. Clair OF Boston was
with her mother over the holiday.
Fred Grimly Of Lowell, Mass, was
with friends Christmas.
Misses Fannie and Hattie Jennings
spent Christmas With their sister and
family in New Boston, Conn.
Frank Mason spent Christmas at his
home in Webster.
Miss Charles Jennings and son Ed
mund spent a few days the past week
with her sisters.
Miss Wallace of Worcester spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. y. S.
Upham
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
STAFFORD
Christmas Oussts-Worthy Deputy tu
Visit Grange.

william Walbridge and family spent
Christmas with friends IN Mystic.
Mrs. william Jenkins 81 Springfield
WAS the guest OF her sister, Mrs. D.. a..
Pero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glover enter
tained a party OF relatives az their
Christmas dinner
The worthy deputy will be prearnt
at the grange meeting next Tueaday
A collation. viii be served.
q. G. Pfnney, who has spent The past
few months ia Florida, W the guest of
his parents. MI and Mrs Y. q, PIN
nay.
The cottage meeting OF the week wnF
Held At the Baptist parsonage Wednef-
day evening. lee by Miss Nattie Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs Austin witt and J W,
witt were entertained Christmas 81
the home or Mr.. and Mrs. William Full
Ter IN Springfield.
Miss Elsie GssSin, Librarian Of tho
Derry. y. r.. public library, and WI
Ham Gaskfn Of TUFTS college spent
Christmas IN tho Univcrsaliat rargon-
aae with their parents. Rev. and Mrs.
william j.. Gaskin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
ABINGDON
Many Enjoy Congregational Sunday
School acknowledging on Dec. II.

Miss Olive Davis. a student of Smith
college. is at home for two weeks
vacation.
walter AveriI Of AfiIlbrook. \. Y,
has been visiting his father, Lewis
veriu
Sunday School Festival.
The Congregational Sunday school
had a Christmas tree and exercises at
the church Monday evening. A large
number attended. The following pro-
Gramme was carried out: a Merry
Christmas to You All, Elsie Dryden;
A New Christmas, Adnna Harris;
Baby's Stocking. Carl Geissler: A
Wonderful Tree. Grace Clapp; solo
The Holy city, Mr.. Roberts: 4 Christ
mas Poem, blanche Russ: Christmas
Beatrice Warner. recitation. Elizabeth
Rich: solo Santa Claus. Mrs Read
II [ Were Santa Claus. William Har-
Iis Clarence and Ciarisss Griggs;
Alteration of the Wise Men. Mary Hor-
ten: The Reason Why. Ray Harris.
photograph selection; Christmas Twice
Year. Ha zel Geiseler. Vice Versa,
Howard Warner. A Surprise. Dorothy
Horton: solo, Roses. MT Roberts; reel
tatiou. Olive Clapp. Look Sharp,
Fire. noes Plat: Santa claus in Holland.
Clara Donaldson; phonokTaph selec-
ton; Twas Christmas Night. Mar
gaerfte qoIEsler. Mays Dream.
Gladys CovelI; remarks. pastor: song.
Misses May and Ada Stoddard; distri-
button OF presents
December Flowing.
Mr.. Cselssler and men OF Gwyn Carey
farm were blowing Dec. p.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Lydia a. Warmers Funsrai--chriatma
ETtertair en- Finely Presented
Recent Nibitors

Ertertairr on, Finely Presented
Recent Vititors.
Frank safrnneS 10 spending the hol.
iday seafon ~ Ntw York
Miss Alice Pobuda ~ visiting reIa-
tiNes In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Emmons and
son Hrneet OF South Coventry wei q
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Az
len Monday.
Mr.. emo Airs. Robert Jones Of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph paire
~ Springfield We're guests az Mr.. and
MIS-. Gardiner Hall, Jr. Christmas
Funeral Of Lydia A. Warren.
Lydia A. Warren. at one time d roe
iuent or this Town, who has been hg
the state hospital ~ MiddletoWn Tor
a number OF years, died at that insti-
tuition the goth. Burial was ~ South
Coventry. the 22d.
Sunday School Exercises.
Tho exercises by the children IN the
church basement Sunday afternoon
under the direction OF Miss Rosa %.
Hall, We're fine ard with the well Ht-
tended and much enjoyed concert in
the evening served as an excellent
prelude to the Christmas finale Mon
day evening.
Charles Woodwork has become The
indispensable handy man at all the
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Neil divided
their two days between relatives iu
Stafford AMI Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nell spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Virgins in Willimantic
cantatR Well Given.
The number prevent al the Christ
mas entertainment In the church Mon
day evening was upwards OF $50. Tn
the eantnta Santa Claus First Visit
to Jaran, Thomas A. Denman acted
the part Of Santa Claus with ability.
The eostuming harmonized with the
furnish inEs OF the stage and auditor
ium. TO Mrs. w ". Hall is due In ri
large measure the perfect execution Of
the parts assigned and the unqualified
success of the entertainment. The
usual distribution Of presents, nuts, or
anges and candy closed the entertain
ment.
Among the home comings for Christ-
mas were Franklin Gurley Louis d.
mock, william Moriatty, Arthur Mort
arty, Miss Doris Hall, Miss Geof8ina
Mundell Miss Ethel Richardson.
Mrs. william H. Battye and Mrs.
Nellie Curtis spent Christmas with
friends at East Hampton.
Other visitors from out or town were
MIR. 0nd Mrs. Frank Webb Of Dan
bury az the home Of Arthur DeYereauN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denman Of Will
mantle with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ha-
ney, Miss Evelyn Shippee with MI.
and Mrs. Fred ColbUrn.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
SOUTH WinDHRM.
Guests of the HoIidays-Christmas
Music and Sermon.

At the Sunday afternoon service the
Rev. Harry Crimes preached a Christ
mas sermon and special music was
furnished BY the choir, including a du-
ct by Miss ina Adams and Miss Mabel
Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hahn, Mrs.
Lillian Hahn of Conantville and Will
lam Hahn of Bridgeport spent the hol-
fdays al Mrs Hulda Eatons
William Oman of Pratt institute is
spending his vacation at his home here.
George Ennis was u recent visitor
in town.
Edwin and Frank '~--'--~, Of
Boston have been spend days
with their sister. Mrs. Ca .,undeH.
Mr. and Mrs. DiSque of Norwich
spent Christmas with Mr.. Kirchner.
Mrs. c. c. Harris, who has been very
ILL., is much improved
Joseph Gardner of UncasVilIe has
been the guest Of Mrs L. Humiston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ericsson OF New FORK
have been visiting Mrs. Elmer Eng
strom.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Kinney of
Hartford were week end visitors al
the home of A. e. Kinney.
Louis I<iess of Lynn, Mass, has been
in town for a few days.
Miss Marion Kingsley of Har ford
spent Christmas with Mrs. Willis
Slate.
Miss Nellie Dunleavey of Berlin is a.
her home for the holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b EaFrOWS OF WIN
II antio were guests OF Mrs. Maurice
Golden on Monday
Mrs Harvey Gurgler of AtWeodVilIe
was calling on friends in town Tues
day,
Mrs. Mary LavaHe of Worcester has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph
inc Palmer
George Hatch and Miss A9sry Hatch
were the guests of George styles OF
WIHimantic on Christmas day.
Miss Rena Murdoch leaves today
Saturday for a week end visit in
Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
STERLING
Seventeen Pound Coon Shot-christ-
mas Concert at M. &. Church.

Joseph Cooney and two brothers Of
Sterling and Carl Gallup of ElSonk
Hill captured a II pound coon Tuesday
night near Sap Mill pond.
Mrs. George Carr entertained two
friends from Pontiac, r. l., over Christ
mas.
James j. Miller and family spent
Christmas with Mrs. Miller's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sherman OF Ster-
ling Hill.
The Christmas concert held in the
M. u. church on Sunday, Christmas
eve, was very enjoyable affair. Miss
Blanche Douglas OF Sterling Hill sang
a solo which was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Hiram Ford of Providence has
been the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Beli1nap.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
POMFRET CENTER
State Deputy Brown InsPscts Mont
Vile Granse-WoIf Den Visited by
Deputy PoTercy.

Hon. Mr. Santa Claus called on old
friends in this vicinity recently.
Misses Anne p. Smith and Sarah NJ.
Averill spent the Christmas vacation
With Mrs. f. l.. Brown.
Walter Averill is at home for
visit.
Miss Rosamond Waite spent the
Christmas vacation with her parents
at Cambridge.
Miss Rogers and Miss Fay were in
Pomfret for Chri stmas.
E e. Brown. state deputy. Inspected
MontviIie grange Wednesday evening.
and was entertained at the home of
the worthy master, c. NJ. Beebe.
Miss Fanny Z. Brown of Centred
Village visited at Wsstland farm this
week.
visiting Mrs E. f. Brown.
q II Pomeroy, state deputy, in
specteI Wolf Den grange "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Reed. nurse at c. p. GresVencrs 8,
has been called horne by the illness
of his father.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
NORTH STERLING

L. Bragg Of Worcester spent Christ
mas with his grandparents. Mr. ana
Mrs. W. r Whaley-
Mrs Clark of Apponaug, r. l.. IL
assisting in the care OF Mrs. William
Sample, who is growing weaker from
heart trouble.
Mr. and Mrs H H. CrowelI spent
Christmas at f. .. PIumner's.
Edgar A. Lewis Of Hartford spent
Christmas ar his home here
Angieworms were seen here Christ
mas day coming out of the ground, as
in early spring.
At the Christmas tree at the church
Monday evening the pastor. MIR. Sn1ock
recei ved fna black suit
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
PH0ENlxVILLE

The Christmas trees at the schoor
and chapel We're both well attended.
The children had been carefully train
ed by the teacher, Miss Grace Lawton.
Mrs. Lee Lyon and niece. Miss Law
ton. are visiting friends IN Cromwell.
G.. c. Downing and G. r. Latham
spent Christmas with w. A Downing
and family in Worcester
Mrs. G. A. Wheaton and daughter
Edith. and Mrs. Anne Rockwell were
Christmas visitors at =. A. Wheatons.
w. II. Clemens had about twelve Oh
his best hens stolen last week.
Mrs. j. II. Walsh il spending the
holidays in Lowell, Mass, with her
mother.