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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
HAMBURG
Ordination of s. R. M. oakes-Notes.

Mrs. James Wood of Chester visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Tiffany, fast Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. O. Reynolds of Essex attended the ordination serv- ices here last Wednesday.
 The social at the town hall Tues day evening was we'll attended.
 Mrs. E.. s. Ely and daughter Daphne went to New York the first of the week.
 Mrs Nellie Sawyer and Mrs. Murray of Saybrook were in town one day this week
 Mrs May Bill is visiting her sister in Saybrook
 Mrs. Harry Moves. Mrs. Willard Anderson and Miss Carrie Bill were New London visitors last Tuesday. the union meeting of the c. E. soci- ety on Grassy Hill last Sunday eve ning-
 Mrs. A. l.. Bigelow and Miss Ange- line Beckwith attended the roll call at the North Lyme Baptist church last "Wednesday afternoon.
 The ordination of :. R. Mayer Oal1es, pastor of the Congregational church. took place here Wednesday. The sermon by Rev F. NJ Cha pTnan of Old Lyme, prayer of ordination by Prof C. D. Macintosh of New Ha- ven, charge to the candidate. Professor Macintosh. hand of fellowship, Rev c. c. Lyon of Hadlyne, charge to the people, Rev. Sherrod Soule, secretary Home Missionary society.
 Mrs. Fred Edwards of Essex was caller at Harold Reynolds one day the past week. rendered two solos at the ordination services.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

friends here this week. MT. Latimer was formerly a resident here.
 Mrs. Charles Champlin and son Theodore were guests of Mir. and Mrs Elisha Champion Tuesday.
 Tower Operator Sharp moved over the postoffice at South Lyme this week.
 The Kings Daughters met at Mrs, Pierce Littleield's Wednesday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Bos- ton were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs B. P. Stanhope.
 Curtis Jones and daughter of Ivory week.
 Hunters from New Haven.
 Messrs. Cox and Bright of New Haven have been staying at w. c. States, the past week. They were hunting and report a successful trip.
 Mrs. Harry Hersey is i'll.
 Mrs. Nettie Slate, who has been the guest of relatives here, has returned to Black Point.
 Mr and Mrs. F. .. Payne were New London visitors recently.
 James B. Slate, baggagemaster at Mantle, spent Sunday with his par ents here
 Mrs John Rcath is making a leng- thy visit with her mother in Ivory ton.
 Earl Northrup, a resident here, was severely injured py an automobile about six weeks ago, but is gaining fast at the Memorial hospital in New London.
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vember. He occupied the pulpit on the following day
 Rev and Mrs A. H. Withey have Mrs. Henry Phillips of Webster, Mass, visited her aunt, Mrs. Andrew J. Trowbridse, recently.
 J. Alfred West has sold his team and route to Ellery Badger. Miss Eva Weeks of Mendon. Mass, is visiting her grandparents, Mir. and
 Mrs. Frank Weeks.
 Walter Tripp has returned home after stay of four months in Daniel son.
 Mr and Mrs. Fiber D. Huntington spent a day in Plainfield recently. Mrs. Albert Hammond and Miss A. ice J. Carpenter attended the teach CTS institute at Willimantic last Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. AdeIbert Badger of Southbridse, Mass. visited J. J. Young and family recently. They made the trip in their automobile.
 Denham Arnold of Killingly has been here for three days hunting with F. D. Huntington.
 large number attended the har-
 vest supper at the vestry of the Methodist church Friday evening. Miss Alice J. Carpenter gave three humor- ous selections. Miss Kate Perry re- cited, Miss Sopher of Thompson gave a violin and vocal solo, which were
 John Ethridge has completed his blacksmith shop on the Phoenixville road. He visited Narragansett Pier, R. l.. this week. His father, Martin Ethridge, is with him.
 Measuring Party.
 A measuring party was given at the Trowbridge for the benefit of the li- brary and the Mems club It afford ed much amusement for one hundred or more guests. Twenty dollars was na fo ho lIv hofV n the two. Elisha Sherman, Jr., had charge of the graphaphone. Miss r. S. Warren played the accompaniment for a solo. as did also Miss Eleanor Keith. Funeral of Mrs. Caroline N. Fittsl
 Caroline Nichols Fitts died at her ter the first of the week, of dropsy, after a long illness. She was the old est daughter of the late Capt. Iona than and Mrs. Phehe Nichols Skin years ago last June. and had passed most of her life ill this town. She received an excellent musical educa- tion- MT. Skinner was a liberal sup when a church organ was agitated, he donated $500 towards the same. This daughter, Mrs. Fitts. was organist there for forty years or more. She also taught music She had been a member oe the church here for many y pressed a great desire to return to her old home. Her funeral was held in South Manchester Wednesday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas King: the services were con ducted by Rev. MT. Ellis pastor of the Methodist church in that place. The body was brought here for burial in Grove cemetery beside her hus- band, Rev. A. H. Withey officiating at the grave. >The bearers were Frank Weeks, A. NJ. Bowen, Warren P. Keith, Jacob Hawkins. A handsome pillow of asters, white and purple. was placed on the grave by her sons. She leaves d son. John Fitts of Web ster, Mass. three granddaughter, a daughter Carrie who married Thomas King and lives in South Manchester, a granada tighter and grandson there, two half-sisters, half brother by mar riage, who reside in Pasadena, Cal. Her husband. John FTtts. died about 20 years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
WAUREGAN
Miss Blanche Hughes Enjoys Linen Shower-Coen Hunters Successful.

About 25 friends of Miss Blanche Hughes gave her a linen shower at the home of Fred Maynard Wednesday evening. after which refreshments were served and a very enjoyable evening was spent
 Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs George Worden were in Boston last Friday.
 New street lamrs are being installed in West Waurcgan.
 Mrs. J. c. Adams of Putnam was a guest of relatives here Sunday and Monday of this week
 Mrs. c. B. Long of Danielson was a euest of her daughter Mrs. Bertha Stone, one day last week
 J. w. Atwood is confined to his home with eye trouble
 A party of four coon hunters from Norwich exhibited a fine coon here Sunday morning as the result of Sat urday nights hunt
 Mrs. Fred Waterman of Putnam was guest of Wsuregan friends Wednes- day.
 Mrs Charles Wood was in Worcester Monday.
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NEW LONDON COUNTY
NORTH STONINGToN
Mrs. E. H. Thompson Arranging for Grcup Meetings Reception for Teachers at Home of Rev. and Mrs. Lueian Drury.

Rev. J. H. Adams attended the New London county Baptist ministers con ference at Old Lyme Monday.
 Mrs H. M Pendieton- and Mrs. Louise Smith attended the missionary meeting in Norwich Thursday. Mrs. Pendieton and Rev. and Mrs. F M. Hciiister were present at the reception nei1 s.a the Broadway church Tuesday evening
 Ts Hear Miss Huston.
 Mrs F. 4. Thompson, director of the Woman's Baptist Home Mission society of the Stonington Union association, is arranging the annual series of group meetings. The meeting, including the Baptist churches in this town, Preston and Ledyard will be held in the local Baptist church next "Wednesday after noon at 2-SO o'clock The speaker will be Miss May Huston, district secretary for New England. Miss Huston is a college graduate and has been teacher in three home mission schools. Her message promises to be an inter esting one.
 Reception fer Teachers.
 Rev Lucians Drury, chairman of the town school committee and Mrs. Drury &zve a reception at their home to the teachers of the town last Saturday af- ternoon- A short programme was ren- dered which included a humorous read ing by Mrs Bertha E. Hooper. teacher in the Wheeler school. an amusing series of three minute ad- dresses. Recoilections of My First Term st School by Rev r. M. Hollister. Rev. ' H. Adams and MT Drury. and two short but helpful addresses by T. ". King. supervisor of the town schools. and C. P. Kendall. principal of the Wheeler school on the subjec My Ideal Teacher The remainder of the time vas passed in social way. Mrs TNrury served ice cream, cake and ccf- fee
 Returns from Norwich.
 Eg Ir7II I1 rat1 cd from a few weeks stay in Norwich to her home in this village, where she has been joined by her son, Latham Hull, who has been spending several months Tn the west.
 Misses Minnie L. and Helen s. Coates are visiting in Portland Conn.
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FARMS FARMS

This advertisement will be read by 5o,o0o people, and there are many among that number who are contem- plating purchasing g FARM, because farm is something that cannot fail nor disappear. for it brings to it's owner both contentment and profit. and as I have in my employ under yearly contract a Photogra pher, Civil Engi- neer. Lawyer and Analytical Chemist. you get the benefit of costly experi- ments and the best legal advice. giving the purchaser a chemical analysis % the soil md an absolutely perfect title. make a speciality of New England Farms and Country Esbs tes, and if af- ter viewing properties on my list you purchase place. remember I pay all your expenses from the time you leave home until you return for any distance not over 500 miles.
 Exceptional bargains in Washington and New Lo.5on Counties. Of the 4Co on my list l quote a few:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
DAYVILLE
What Is Interesting Local People John Turner Dies in His 55th Year.


 Mrs. C. A. Russell is in Worcester, the guest of Mrs. c. r. Marble.
 The Ladies' Aid society met Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs r. J. Bur nett
 Edward BudIong of Providence spent the week end with James Blanchard. Mrs. W. r. Bidwell was in Provi- dence Friday.
 Selectman Charles E.. Aver is able to be out after d few days illness. Frank Jones is seriously i'll at his home on High street.
 Miss Jane Crairc is with George Michie and family.
 Mrs w C. Darrow was in PIoyi- dence Thursday.
 Miss Winnie Dougherty is spending d few days in Danielson.
 Mrs. D. L. Downs was in Norwich Wednesday
 Mrs x. Lorne Greig and Mir Greig were in New York to meet Senator and Mrs. Angus Park on their return from abroad.
 Miss Ann Thompson is still con- fined to the house by illness.
 Misses Ruth Bennett, Muriel Field and Edna Burnett spent the week end with Miss Ellen Williams of Foster. R. I.
 Harold Field. Milton Burnett and Merrill Bennett were in Foster Sun day
 pr. and Mrs. Rogers with friends came in their touring car from Prov idence Sunday to the. home of James Blanchard.
 Death of John Turner.
 John Turner, an old resident of Dayville, died Tuesday in his s5th year. He came here from Scotland and for many years was in the em ploy of the Sabin Sayles Mfg. Co. Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Shaw have the sympathy of their friends in the death of MT. Shaw's mother, which occurred at Pittsfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Harry Avery Goes to New Tork-
 Notes of Local Interest.

Harry Avery, who has been in the employ of his iather, E. w. Avery. has accepted position in New York. Clarence Avery has taken his place in the store.
 Frank Beckwith, Jr.. and Prescott Chamberlain were the guests of liar ry Rood of Hartford on Wednesday. .
 Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Murdock and Miss Hazel Rice were visitors in Nor wich on Sunday.
 Mrs. Clarence Chamberlain was called home this week by the death of her brother Napoleon D. Authier.
 Mrs White of Hartford spent We'd resday with her niece, Mrs. George Rackus.
 Frank Clifford has purchased a num- Der of acres of land of F J. Taber on the Willimantic road and is to erect a house in the near future.
 W. P. Barstow has been in New York the past week on business.
 Mrs Gates of Manchester has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. c. Card.
 Harold Shaw of Greeneville has been spending few days with Mrs. Frank Beckwith
 Mrs. Charles Maynard and little daughter Laura returned Sunday from a short visit in Norwich
 Charles Lewis has been confined to the house with an abscess.
 Mrs. Emma Taft of North Windham
 Mrs. W. P. Barstow has been spend ing few days at Englewood, \. J.
 Mrs c. Mcclure and Mrs. Frank Beckwith spent TUcsday. with Mrs. Leslie Hawks of Lebanon.
 George Ennis of Grafton was a Sun day visitor in town.
 Miss Henderson of Ohio is the guest of Mrs George Stiles.
 William Cady Fitch of New Haven nas been spending a few days with E. Harlow Holmes.
 Leaves for California.
 Harry Cotter, chauffeur for Guilford Smith. is to accompany him to Califor- mia and remain throughout the win ter.
 The Lebanon Baptist '. P. $. C. E. is to unite with the local society Sun day evening. The topic for the even ing is The Case Against the Saloon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
WATERFORD
Seventy Five Attend Huskins Bee Last Cider Grind of the Season.

Mrs Clyde '. Hogan and Miss Eleanor have returned from a visit to Mrs Hogan's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Waiter Pryden.
 Miss Fiossie Biven of Jordan is somewhat improved after a serious ill., ress.
 Mrs Ludencia Johnson is the guest ef Mrs. Mary A. Littlefeld at Buena Vista.
 Red Ears Plenty.
 About T5 members of Fidelity chap ter. No. 54. O. E. S, attended old fsshioned husling bee at Buena Vista last Tuesday afternoon and evening. There were lots of red ears and the penalty for finding them was carefully exacted- All enjoyed the good time. William Williams and Leslie Will Hams of Waterford and John Malona were over Sunday callers at Mont vile.
 Mrs. Owen c Williams and Miss Mamie. McGovern were callers at Miss Lois Croucll's Saturday. MT. and Mrs F. T. Shelley attended the husi1ing bee at Owen c. Williams,
 Making Orchard Tea.
 William Williams made about 1o0 bushels of apples into cider at Key noids mill Friday, the last grind of the season
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
CAkTERBURY.
Musical Instrument for District
 School No. 10.

Charles Henry Robbins of Wood side cottage vas a recent business caller in Central Village.
 Mrs. Charles G. John is spending a few days at her home at Edgewood cottage.
 The many relatives of Mir and Mrs Frank A. Bromley of Norwich ar: glad to hear that their little daugh- ter, Elsie B. Bromley, who is suffer ing wiIh diphtheria, is improving.
 Miss Grace L. Darnley was in Plainfeld Saturday, as were also Mrs. Hawes ard Mrs. Hubert M. Graves.
 Mrs. Homer NJ. Barrows was in Plainfeld Monday.
 Mrs. F. l.. Bennett was a caller last week Thursday on relatives and friends in Central Village
 4. R. Farnham was a recent busi- ness caller in Plainfeld.
 School No. 10. Westminster, has re- ceived this week through the teacher Miss Lulu M. Robbins, the parents of the pupils, Miss Robbins father Min CT l.. Robbins, and Frank E. Medbury, a rneIodeon for the use of the school.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
BRONX
Grange Observes Ladies' Niaht-Notes
 and Personals

 Charles Robbins. who has been stay ing at Alvin Corey's the past summer, l has gone to Boston to visit his daugh- ter Josephine for time and expects to spend the winter in Florida @ Funeral of Hall Child. The infant of MT. and Mrs Benjamin Hall died Sunday night and the funeral vas held Wednesday at Il o'clock. Rev. Mr. Quayle officiated. Burial was in tho Kennedy cemetery. The town school committee and A. N- Potter, supervisor of schools, met for business in Voluntown Wednesday afternoon
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Gallup were in Norwich Wednesday. Mrs George H. Gallup was in Nor wich attending the meetings of the w. E. F. M. "Wednesday and Thursday. Elisha Bftgood has moved his steam sawmill to Clark Congdon's timber lot.
 Mrs simon Palmer and daughter of Rockville have moved into the house with Mrs. Sarah Wilcox
 Mrs. Fred Wilcox is visiting at Ed gar Wilcox's.
 Thomas Champlin of Hopkinton has been a visitor at Luther Tanners.
 Mrs. Carrie Wilcox visited last week in Springfield. Holyolxe and Indian Dr. chard Mass.
 Mrs. Luther Tanner is visiting in Westerly
 Mir. and Mrs. Irving Frink are board ing at Edgar Wilcox's for a few weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. Sampson and daughter Hattie of Woodstock. with Mrs. Sarah Campbell of Norwalk, were Sunday visitors at c. IT. Gallups.
 Mr. and Mrs. George F'rink and two ohildren were Sunday visitors at the Gallup homestead. They came in their automobile
 Grange Meeting.
 A very interesting grange meeting was held Friday evening, it being La dies night. The sisters held all the officers chairs and furnished the pro- ssramTne for the lecturers hour. The subject~ was Woman A chicken pie supper was served. There were nine visitors from Plainfeld grange. In the guessing contest on the number of beans in a. bottle. the prize. a nice pair of gloves was won by Mrs. E. B. Gallup.
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WOODSTOCK VALLEY.

Mrs. Percy Mattocks and children are visiting at Mrs Mattocks' home in Milford, Mass.
 Calvin Esterbrooks shot a large fox Saturday.
 G. NJ. Randall has returned from Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Cooper have re- turned from Westfield.
 Several from here attended the mea surfing party, given at The Castle in Eastford. for the benefit of the Young Mems club and the library.
 Henry Fis'ee and family of Stafford have been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Allen w Kenyon.
 Mrs. Barrett entertained her broth CTS family of Wales on Sunday.
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cro 2 k..m at Shoulder.
YAWBUx VALLEY

Mrs. Arthur White and daughter of New London have been guests at J. Edwin Thompson's the past week.
 Mrs Moon spent Sunday with her daughter MrH Frank Stanley.
 Mrs. Yen Lew w4s a recent visitor at Westerly.
 Mrs. George Vrsdenburg. who has reen i'll several weeks. is more com fortable.
 Mrs. Thomas Gould was in Westerly Wednesday.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs Latina m Bentley of White Rock, R. l.. will be porry to learn that their son. Howard, tE very sick with tyr hold fever.
 Mrz- Orrin Slocuna was the guest Friday and Saturday of her grand fauglater Mrs. Siias Maine. at Hope EnTIx.r
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PENDLETON HILL
John Geers Entertained at Coon Sup
 per-Notes.

Miss Edna Palmer is visiting at Dan- iel Coates in North Stonington.
 Rev. Stephen Kinney of Maine sup piled the pulpit here Sunday morning In the evening the meeting was led by Miss Christie Palmer.
 Miss Edythe Cooke of Lower Paw catuck was at her home here over Sunday.
 Mrs. Robert Milne and Mrs. John Elwell of Roxbury. Mass, are spend ing week at Ferndale.
 John Morgan of Norwich has return ed home after d few days stay at Hickory farm.
 Coon Supper.
 Quite 8 few of the neighbors and friends of John Geers gathered at his home Saturday night and participated in a coon supper.
 Sterry Kinnie and family of Glasgo spent Sunday at MT. and Mrs Homer Kinnie's.
 Clark Coon and Mary Chapman at tended the reception Saturday after noon, given in honor of the teachers at Rev. Lucian Drury's at North Ston- ington.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
HAMPTON
Local Gransers Visit Scotland Grange
 Notes.

Mrs. Charles Benziser of Auburn. R l., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will liam Pearl.
 Mrs. Porter entertained the Mission arT society last Thursday evening.
 John Lewis, while drawing stones. Lad the misfortune to severely sprain his ankle. He is isble to be out on crutches.
 A. F. Pearl is building large barn for Carl Lewis
 Mrs NJ. E. Booth, who has been very ill., is able to be out again.
 Little River grange had for it's pro gramnle last Friday nieht mock trial which created lots of fun.
 Several from here attended a grange preetinE in Scotland on Nov Sd. A fine programme is reported.
 Mrs. Wallace Jewett entertained the Harmony club at it's last meeting.
 The new furnace is installed in the Grange hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
MOHEGAN
Many Attend Supper and Entertain
 ment.

There was a good attendance on Tucsday- evening at the supper and l ntcrtainInent held at the church. There were several from Norwich. Enjoyable selections were rendered by Nightingale and Mansfield, the enter taining minstrels, in high class sing ing and concertina solos. who won great applause and many eneores. MT. Libby of New London gave fine reel tations which pleased all.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and son of Groton called on Mrs. F. T. Baker Sunday.
 Mrs L. M. Fielding is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harris, in Norwich, for a few days.
 Perry Sanders of Taftville called on friends in this place Saturday.
 Miss Gladys Quidgeon of New Lon don called on Mir. Fielding and Mrs. Fowler the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
HANOVER

Miss Margaret Eadie and her niece, Miss Helen Eadie- are visiting in Washington, D. c.
 Several local ladies attended the woman's missionary meetings in Nor wich this week.
 The midweek cottage meeting was held Thursday evening with MT. and Mrs Tanner
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
NORTH FRANKLIN.
Motorcyciist Injured While Running
 Over Dog.

Miss Amy Lillie of Hartford spent a few days this week with her father, W. P. Lillie.
 Mrs. Jeannette Hoffman and daush- ter Ella spent Saturday with Mrs. c. $ Briggs of Lebanon.
 Mrs. W. J. Cox visited her sister, Mrs. Cummings, Of Willimantic, Tues day.
 Frank Avery and family have moved into the Simpson house Meeting house Hill.
 Clinton. Walter and Roy Simpson spent Sunday with their father J. D. Simpson.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Nagle of Scot land were visiting at Olney Chappeirs s over Sunday
 Clinton Simpson while passing through this place on his motorcycle last Saturday, ran over and killed a dog and was thrown off and injured cutie badly.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

A DAIRY FARM of about two hun4 dred acres. situated in the village of Clarks Falls, Conn.,, and about tw@ miles from trolley, a 2h story dwelling in first class condition, situated on three- minute walk 10 church. school and store. Two large barns with base pear and peach, valuable peat bog on the farm. 100 acres of this farm arc smooth, level fields in high state Of cultivation, can be worked by snachin- cry. This place will keep 2S head Of stock and pair of horses. One of the be seen to be appreciated. The price is right, the terms easy and possession given March 25th. 1912. Parties deHir- ing to purchase an up-to-date farm will do well to look this one over.
 Send for wilcoxs Farm Bulletin (choice Of 4001.
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A Country Club Farm

There are 100 acres in this place well divided into moving, pasture and wood land Nine-room house. Aituaaed on nigh ground, painted white, green blinds. cellar under whole hounA. Large barn. 2sxSo. Wagon shed ana tool hcnse icshoTse. 200 tonS a eapseisy- Plenty of wood and sbundance Of fruit Within the border and owned on this stocked with black bass, perch and pickerel. Excellent boating and nsh - ing The place is situated 2 i've mi ute walk to shore Line railroad stsA tiou. 3Z miles from Providence and II M miles from Westerly. Terms easy Possession fn 30 days. Investigate.
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CHAPLIN.
Archibald H. Stewart Seriously III
 Lecture by Eastford Pastor.

Archibald IT. Stewart, who has been in very feeble health through the sea son. has been seriously i'll the past week
 Rev H. c. Mcknight gave his con- gregation one of his best sermons last Sunday from Psalms xxiv:7.
 Among the worshippers al church Sunday were Deacon Calvin Lincoln and wife and Mrs. Deiia Hartson of North Windham.
 The Christian Mission chapel at South Chaplin is being painted by George Babcock and Henry Gallup
 The first lecture of the course to be given during the winter will be given by Rev. James R. King of East ford on The American Soldier Rev Mir. King is an eloquent speaker.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
LISBON
New Britain Man Buys Hoeick Farm Mrs. C. D. Bromley Falls and Breaks Hin

Mrs Phoeoe Browne and her sister, Mrs. Mary Burnham, of kinsman, O., are guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. T.. Browne in Norwich this week
 Miss Grace Henderson of Norwich was week end visitor at Jersey Stock farm.
 Miss Agnes Grierson of Norwich spent Sunday with Miss Alice Ken nedy.
 Sale of Farm.
 Ar Nelson of New Britain has pur chased the farm occupied by John M Eeeic3<. MT. Hoelck will move to Nor ~fch-
 Fred Irons has vacated his tenement at the Strong place and has taken tenement in Eugene Talbots house on the Hull place.
 special meeting of the Ladies Aid society was held at the parsonage on Wednesday.
 Hip Broken by Fall.
 It was learned with regret by her friends here that Mrs c. D. Bromley recently met with a fall at her home Tn New York breaking her hip.