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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
COLUMBIA
Additions to Library Equipment
GoIdenrod in June.

A ball game was played on Columbia
Green Saturday afternoon by tie
Windham High school nine and the 10
cal players. The latter were defeated,
Is to 3.
Mrs. Wetmore of -WiIliamstown wife
of Professor Wetmore of Williams CO.
lege. spent a few. days recently on
Columbia Green with her mother and
grandmother
Mrs. William Randall and children OF
Colorado are spending the summer
with relatives in this and adjoining
towns.
The Ladies' Aid society held a bust
ness meeting at the chapel Wednes-
day afternoon.
Library Conveniences.
A large and fine ash table has been
placed in the library building also an
ash stand for the cabinet containing
the complete catalogue of the library
under the card system.
Fred \. Tucker and children of
West Hartford spent Sunday with Mr..
fuckers mother and sister on Column
bia Green. Mr.. Tucker came in his
automobile
The long stretch of state road be-
tween this place and WilIimantic IS
receiving coating of crushed trap
rock.
Herman \. Collins and lady friend
from Attleboro. Mass. were calling on
relatives in town recently.
s. b West attended the annua;
meeting of the Army and Navy club
held at Eastern Point.
Misses Rachel Buell. and Tilie Fred
ericks of this place were members of
the graduating class of the Windllam
High school. Miss Marian Lyman was
q member of the graduating class Of
Bacon academy. Colchester.
Early GoIdenrod.
C-r.
stalk Of golde nrod in blossom, some
thing rarely found in June September
being the month for godenrod.
Mrs. Emily A. Little is visiting the
family of her son. William B. Little
at Ashton. r. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
HOPKlNTON
Graduating Exercises During the Week
Reunions of Alumni

The graduating exercises of Hope
Valley High school were held last week
Thursday evening in Barker's hall.
Three young ladies delivered excellent
Essays. Hon. George II. Utter, NJ. c.,
addressed the class
Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Allen attended
the exercises of graduation. Miss Ruth
e. Allen, one of the graduating class, is
a. granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len.
Alumni Reunion.
The annual alumni reunion of Hope
Valley High school was held in the
schoolhouse hall Saturday evening.
The High school at Ashaway gradu-
ated four young ladies this year. The
exercises were held in the Seventh
Day Baptist church Thursday evening
this week. Several cases of scarlet
fever in the village early in the spring
delayed closing school one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David MatheWson and
Mrs. Wallace /. Durkee of Narrenville,
in Mr. Mathewson's automobile, were
callers at the home of Rev. e. 2.
Mathewson last week Thursday
Mrs. E. P. MatheWson and daughter
are visiting friends in Warrenville.
Irving Thompson was caller IN
Hopkinton City Sunday afternoon.
The Alumni association of Hopkln-
ton High school Is t. held its meeting
in the hall in Ashaway schoolhouse
next Saturday evening, July LIST.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WEEkAPAUG.
Summer Visitors Arrive-ketes Of
Local Interest.

Mrs. Howard Butcher and family oe
Ardmore have arrived at Birds Nest
camp for the summer.
DR.. l.. c. Sanford OF New Haven
visited his family who are spending
the summer at the bungalow. on Tues
day. DR.. Sanford was on his way for
Newfoundland, where he will spend
the month of July on his vacation.
Dr. Ellen Fl. Gladwin is spending a
few days with friends in New Lon
don.
Harry NJ. Lewis who has spent two
weeks at Rocky Crest, left Thursday
for his home in New York city.
Mrs. E. A. Sears and son, David
Sears, of Collinsville, Conn, are among
the guests at Rocky Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Leofhow are en-
tertaining their mother and sister from
the west.
Miss Jane Tutt1e and family Of Hart
ford arrived Thursday to occupy the
Robinson cottage on Rayberry Point
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Moves spent
several days with their daughter. Mrs.
William Abbott; on Fishers Island,
recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
GURlEYVILLE
Hanks Raynes Neutrality-suspicious. 10.
cal interests,


At the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry NJ. Hanks. Wednesday, Dwight
H. Hanks, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hanks, and Miss Ethel L. Ravnes
daughter of Charles Raynes of Nor
wich, We're married by Rev ]. F. Rob
ertson. After a short wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Hanks wifi make their home
at Hanks Hill.
Local interests.
5. D. Yeomans and G. W. Levalley
attended the Venerable clubs banquet
at Willimantic last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. E. Page, from Boston
have been guests Of their cousins, Mrs
Olive Parker and Mrs. S. o. Yeo-
mans.
Mr. and Mrs 6. a. Walker and
Mrs Charles Chapman attended the
Children's Day concert at AtwoodviIle
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. simonds attend
ed the funeral of Oscar Barrows moth
er in Willimantic Saturday.
Earl Bates from Willimantic was the
guest of Mrs. o. Fl. Conant Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
NORTH COVENTRY
Pastor Suffers from Ill Health and
Must Take Rest-Miss Edna Turner
Going Abroad-Promise of Abundant
Hay Crop.

The Rev. Martin Kellogg, pastor of
the Center church. is suffering a gen
eraI physical breakdown. a IS the result
Of the great strain of the past several
months in changing parishes: the pack
ing and closing work in his former
parish and moving here. unpacking,
settling in new parsonage and be-
ginning a new pastorate, where grea
amount of work awaits to be done. His
doctor orders him to drop everything,
get away into salt air and absolute
quiet and rest. Last Saturday he read
a sermon sitting in a chair. and the
deacons assisted by taking the devo-
tional parts of the service
Attended Oberiin Commencement.
Mrs. Kellogg has returned from two
weeks absence to Ohio, where she at
tended the commencement at Oberlin
college and saw her daughter, Ruth,
graduate with the degree of B. A. and
her daughter Ruby take a diploma
for completing a special course OF
study in the commercial course.
On the return she visited a former
parish at Greenwich. Conn. where Mr..
Kellogg took her a bride &c years ago.
Her daughters returned with her.
Miss Cora Kellogg, who has taught
in the High school in Gardner Mass,
the past year. has come to her father s
for the summer vacation. She has en-
gagged TO teach next year in the High
school in Manchester, only six miles
away from home.
Ralph Kellogg has completed two
years in Norwich Academy and is at
his home.
GOING Abroad.
Miss Edna Turner. graduate of Mt.
Holyoke. who taught seTeral years in
the High school at Portland. Me, is at
her fathers, and is TO spend her sum
mer vacation in taking a trip abroad,
or-I-i i'm (S1fIIrdaN) a 81
York for Antwerp.
Arthur Vinton was graduated last
week from the Rockville High school,
with honors.
Misses Anna and Mabel Walbridge
were graduated from the High school
in Willimantic last week, ready for col
lege. Miss Anna was the Valedictori-
an of the class.
Mrs Brewster of Hartford is a guest
at the home of @. G.. Hall.
A son of G. /. Hall is in Hartford
hospital for serious surgical opera
ton.
The farmers are beginning their hay
ing. There will be an abundant crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY, RI.
USQUEPAUGH.
Kenyon Handel Marriage at Central
Falls.


Miss Gertrude Hanson is visiting at
T. 7. Locke'S.
Mr. and Mrs. Olney Bates are visit
ing at J. G. Webster's.
kenyon-Handell.
Amos H. Kenyon and Miss Mertie
E. Handel were united in marriage at
Central Falls Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Rev. ]. H. Trenbeth. They
were accompanied by David B. Knight
and Annie E. Kenyon, sister of the
groom.
Mrs. M. D. Palmer has gone to Prov
idence for a weeks visit
Mrs. Nelly B. Kenyon was a visitor
at Wexford Saturday.
Mrs. MetH Fuller and daughter are
here at their home for the summer
A. 8. Sweet of Slocum is visiting at
DR.. Kenyon's.
Mrs. E. E. Kenyon spent Friday with
her daughter, Mrs. f. K. Crandall, at
Westerly.
Mrs. A. c. Kenyon and children are
spending a few days with Mrs. Ken
yon's mother, Mrs. George Niles OF
Wyoming.
Miss Clara Webster is at home for
the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
HAMPTON
Smith Family on July outine-Rirth
day Party for Herbert Phillips.

Mrs. Wilder Smith and daughter
Alice, who have been occupying their
cottage here for the past month, have
gene away for July and will spend the
time at Iitchfield and at the shore.
Mrs. c. r. Hansel and three sons
oecurss6 their home here over Sunday.
Axs. r. Davis and daughter, Miss
DosetfxY, are occupying their summer
hsmo here.
Misses Florence and Stella Hicks are
Visiting their father, Charles Hicks.
Mrs. Stanley Weaver entertained
the Harmony club last Monday after
noon.
Birthday Party.
Master Herbert Phillips entertainer
ten little friends last Saturday after
noon on his Birthday.
Arthur and William Pearl were Nor
wich visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Pearl called OF
Mr.. Pearls brother in Brooklyn Sun
day.
MT Brown. the new pastor. has
moved his family here and is lfVine
In the lower tenement of Miss Sharp's
house.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
STAFFORDvllLE
friends Surprise Samuel L. Heck
w. c. Outing to Worcester.

About 80 local friends and acquaint-
1nces of Samuel l.. Heck gave him a
surprise party last week Thursday
night at his home at Rock Meadow
larry farm in Union. The company
had fine time
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryder com
nenced housekeeping the first of this
week in the upper part of Mr.. Brown
:ng'S house.
Mrs. Mary Heck has been spending &
few days with her son. Matt Heck, and
family in Union.
Miss Leila 7. Bowden of Hartford was
the guest of Mrs. Minnie Mccarthy
recently.
Outing to Worcester.
The local I. w. C. enjoyed an out
ing last Sunday in White City. Wor-
cester.
Miss Ethel Brown of Monsoon Mass,
has been the guest of local friends
William \. Thompson was home on
Colburn Hill from Amherst. Mass. ovec
Sunday
Mrs. L. NJ. Booth has been the guest
of her brother, Myron Heck, and family
in Union.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
GllEAD
Wood Farm SoId-Address by Rev. r
c. Miller.

c. ]. Fogil has recently purchased q
touring car.
1t is reported that ]. D. Hunt has
purchased John Woods farm.
The J.. A. s. met at the. parsonage
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. r. C. Miller Speaks.
Rev Rennett c. Miller of Hartford
occupied the pulpit here Sunday after
noon He gave an interesting account
of the Internal ional Reform Bureau
and Its Work, of which he is district
perintendent for Connecticut
Preparatory lecture was held at the
parsonage Thursday evening.
Miss Eva Hutchinson Of Princeton
Mass is visiting relatives in town.
A few from Gilead attended the
strawberry festival at Marlboro Wed
nesday evening.
Many of the farmers have COM
menced having. A light crop is the
general report.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Fob for Supervisor Garrison-Accide1t
to Arthur Duckworth-Game With
WiIimantic Nine Today.

At the close of the spring term OF
schools in town the teachers Joined in
the purchase of a gold watch fob
which they presented the supervisor
Levi T. Garrison. He was very much
pleased with this manifesto ton of good
will.
Anthem Finely Sung.
The anthem. We Will Extol Thee
sung by the full choir at the services
in the hall last Sunday, seemed to
many to be among the very best ever
heard in the hail. The beauty of the
piece Itself, together with the splendid
blending OF voices, added greatly to
the impressiveness of the praise SER
vice.
Badly Scalded.
Arthur Duckworth is laid up for a
while as the result of a scalding Sat
urday, when some water in a boiling
tub stopped over on him. The burns
are not dangerous, but are, of course
very painful.
Juniors Social.
The Junior Endeavor society, under
the direction of the leader, Mrs. e. J.
Mathews, gave an ice cream social on
Monday evening in the hall that was
well attended. The proceeds are to be
used for the needs of the society.
Arthur Moriarty is home for few
days with quinsy sore throat.
Mrs. George H. Phillips of Spring
field, Mass, and daughter, Mrs. Will
lard OSBORN of Geneva, \. Y, Mrs. r
n. Staples of Willimantic. and Misses
Hattie and Viola Maine of Ashland. \
H.. were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Bracket.
To Play WilIimantic Team.
A ball game has. been arranged with
the packing room nine of the American
Thread company of Willimantic, to be
nlaVH0 here this afternoon.
Delegates to Convention.
Mrs Elmer Mathews and Miss Julia
Denman were delegates to the Ashford
Baptist Sunday School association con
vention at North Ashford. Wednesday
and with the delegates from the Hill
were taken there in George n. Sterry'
automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WAUREGAN
pssth Of Robert Scholes a Surprise tc
Local Friends-News Notes.

The little daughter of Oliver Barrs,-
beau died of scarlet fever Wednesday
morning and was buried in Sacred
Heart cemetery Thursday.
Wallace Aldrich of Williamsville was
a business caller here Wednesday ana
THURSDAY.
Robert SchoIes' Death.
Robert Scholes, a lifelong resident
here, died at the home of his son IN
New Hampshire last week. Mr.. Scnoles
was a veteran of the Civil war, a mem
Der of the 18th Conn. Vol. His death
was a surprise. as he left here only q
few days since, apparently in good
health, to make his home with his
son.
Mrs f. E. Kies was a Putnam Wis
itor Thursday.
A. Fl. Johnson of Willimantic was
in town on business this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
RICHMOND
w. c. T. u. Meeting-Notes and Per-
sonaIs of Local Interest.

School closed Friday in district No.
II.
Professor Lambert of the Rhode Isl
and State college preached at the
shamrock Baptist church Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Thomas Dixon, who has been
spending few days with Mrs Albert
Hoyle, has returned to Peacedale.
Mrs. W. ]. Dawley spent Tuesday in
Westerly.
The Knowles family have come to
their country home for the summer.
Andrew w. Moore made a business
trip to Wakefield recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel G. Heudrick
left home Wednesday for Block Island,
where they will spend the summer.
John A. Phillips is employed by ID.
Gillies and sons in their printing office
at Wakefield.
Richard James is staying at Jacob
Berchto1ds.
Mrs. Joseph Babcock of Providence
has returned home after visiting a few
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
ELLINGTON

The Misses Ernestine and Alice Ban
croft of Newport. r. l.. are visiting
their srandmothers, Mrs. Bancroft and
Mrs. Partridge.
Mr.. Hayward has returned to Bos-
ton, having spent a couple of weeks
with his family.
Miss Stenson visited friends il,
Springfield last Sunday
number of graduates of.the Rock
vile High school belonging to this
town attended the alumni meeting in
that city on Monday night.
Miss Rose Lehman of New York
and her niece have arrived to spend
the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
BOLTON
Prof. S. M. AIvos-d Attends Class Re-
union-Theodore S. Perry to Teach
in Manila.

Prof Samuel NJ. AIvord and Mrs.
Alvord of Hartford are at their place
in town for the summer vacation. Mr.
Alvord was in New Haven last week
attending the reunion of his class that
was graduated from Yale college Is
years ago. Mr.. Alvord has taught IN
Pennington. y. j., and Hartford since
graduation.
Mrs. Jennie Bolton and son Leslie of
Hartford are at The Pines for the
summer.
Mrs. Esther F. Northam of East
Hartford and Miss Helen Berry of
Hartford We're recent guests at Charles
y. LOOMS.
Going to Manila.
Theodore S. Parry, who taught n
the Center district last year left Sat
urday for a visit at his old home in
Chester From Chester Mr.. Perry goes
to Cooks Falls. y. Y. where he hs (
Al orchestra at the summer hotel. In
the fall Mr.. Perry goes to Manila 10
teach in a government school for THREE
years. He has worked hard for the
good of his school in town the past
year and it is regretted that he de-
cided to change his position.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
MANSFIELD DEPOT
Guests Entertained at Strawberry
Supper-Recent Visitors.

William Farrow of New London was
the guest of his mother, Mrs Platt,
recently.
Among Willimantic visitors the past
week We're Mrs Baker. Mrs. French,
Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. PIatt and Mr. and
Mrs. Condor.
Mrs. Ida Marcy is in East willing
ton caring for the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow are entertain-
ing relatives and friends for a few
days.
At Strawberry Supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Botham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Thomp-
son were recently treated to very
fine strawberry supper Mr. and Mrs.
Ousterhout acting as host and hostess.
Games We're a feature of the evening s
entertainment
Miss Marguerite and Master Willie
FarroW leave today Saturday for
Woodstock to enjoy their annual sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. Lewis. who has been with Mrs
Corbet for the past few weeks. has
been called to New Haven to care for
her sister. who is i'll.
Mr.. Saunders of Norwich was a Wis
itor at Elm cottage Wednesday.
Mrs. Holt is entertaining her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brown. from Elmira. N Y.
Hopkins Marriage
June 70 at the residence of the Rev
r. H Sherman. Henry E. Hopkins
and Miss Pearl S. Maine were united
in marriage. The attendants were
James Burdick and Miss Hopkins.
Rudolph Edwards of Brooklyn. N 7.
is the guest of his classmate, Laurence
Sherman.
Mrs. A H. Stevens and son. Alfred
are visiting Mrs. Stevens parents
Mrs. Frank Topliff attended service
on SUNDAY. the first time in severa
months.
Friends calling on Carlos Brigham
at St Joseph's hospital, Willimantic
find him in a very weak condition.
Robert Sherman is displaying some
fine roses.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
STAFFORD
Rose Festival at Baptist Church
Notes and Personals

Mrs. George Fenton of Orange. Mass.
was the guest of Mrs. Cyril johnson
several days last week.
Mrs. l.. B. Chase of Springfield is a
guest of her father. Clarence Rock
well.
Mrs. w. II. Jenkins is caring for her
mother Mrs. L. Goodell.
The Y P. S. C. E. of the Baptist
church held festival of roses in the
chapel Friday evening.
John Larned an instructor in Lafay-
cite college. Easton. Pa. is home 70,
the summer vacation.
Mrs. joseph Satterly and two chill
dren are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. T. P
Booths.
Rev. L. B. Curtis of South Wood
stock has accepted a call to the Bap-
tist church and will commence his
pastorate next Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WlNDHAM COUNTY
SCOTLAND.
L. A. S. Reflects Characterization
in Honor of Washington Guests.

Miss Ruth Ashcraft is entertaining
Miss Bernice Bsier of New London
Miss Milered Carpenter of Will
mantle speEt the week end the guest
of Miss Grace Pendleton.
Mrs. R. E. Geer and two daughters
left this week to spend their vacation
with relatives in Norwich and vicinity.
Mrs. Geer has been re-engaged to
teach the grammar department of the
Scotland school for the coming year.
Miss Mary Moore of the East Haven
school is home for a part of her vaca-
ton.
Derwin Ashcraft recently entertain
ed Fred Clinton of South Windham and
Trevor Buckingham of Willimantic.
Luther Fuller. former resident. and
niece, Mrs. George Writer Evans. now
of Washington, d. c., were entertained
at Deacon Palmer Walden's few days
last week
Guests of Mrs. Ashcraft.
Mrs. J. B. Ashcraft entertained the
Young people of the town Friday even
ing Music was furnished by the
Beckwith orchestra and dancing was
the amusement of the evening, follow
ed by refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Leavens of Med
ford. Mass, and Miss Burnett of Nor
witch were recent guests of Mrs. Char
1otte Carey
Annual Meeting L. A. S.
The annual meeting of the L. A. S.
was held at the home of Mrs. ]. B.
Bacon Wednesday afternoon. The fol-
lowing officers were reelected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Georgia
Perry: vice president, Mrs. l.. B. Ten
ney; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. ].
B. Bacon. The treasurer's report gave
a balance of nearly SO. Ice cream and
cake we're served at the close of the
meeting
Miss Florence Martin of Newark, n.
J. is at the home of ]. d. kimbaH for
a stay of two weeks.
Enjoyable Reception.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Barstow gave a
reception Saturday evening in honor
of Luther Fuller and niece, Mrs. Evans,
of Washington, D. c. Among those
present were Deacon and Mrs. D. P.
Walden, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fuller. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Taber Mr. and Mrs A. H. Cal
lup Mrs J. B. Bacon. Mrs. o. H.
Sweet, Mrs Julian Dorrance. Mrs. H.
B. Ashmead, Mrs. G. H. Dorian Miss
Ruth Sweet. Misses Esther ard Susan
Taser and L. H. Walden.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
EAST WELLINGTON

Several from here went to Hartford
70 see Ringing Bros circus Wednes-
day.
Miss Eva Barrett was the guest of
her cousin. Miss Edith Cushman
Rov Downs of Hartford visited his
brother viii Downs, on Sunday.
Mrs Marcy of Mansfield is caring
for Mrs Ernest Wilson.
Mrs. Merrill Cushman is visiting
Mrs Samuel Rockwell.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
TOLLAND COUNTY
WELLINGTON
Grange initiates Five Candidates
Pleasing Entertainment

Mrs. Preston has returned from a
visit in Providence
Mrs. Joseph B. Dimock is with her
sister in Lawrence, Mass, for few
days.
At the Grange Friday night five
candidates we're initiated. The degree
team, which has been faithful in it's
rehearsals since the order was reor-
ganized here, performed the work beau
tifully, and altogether the evening was
ii great success and most enjoyable
The entertainment at the Town hall
Thursday evening by Charles E. Bloom
er came up to expectations, and was
much enjoyed.
The Town hall has been much i'm
proved by the Grange. and now if the
windows could be made to open from
the top. it would be altogether salts
factory as to ventilation and a most
convenient and pleasant village meet
ing place.
Mr.. Bloomer is entertained by Miss
Church. Mr.. Emo is still there.
Mrs Heughton is in New York for
a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
UNION.

W. Richards and family visited
friends in Westbrook last Thursday
Rev. Mr.. H. Graham and family at
tended the graduating exercises of
Woodstock academy at Woodstock Hill
Friday.
Children's day was observed at the
Congregational church last Sunday
Mrs. W. P. Marcy and daughter
Florence, with Miss C. Wiley of Hart
ford, are at the Marcy homestead.
r. s. Horton and family attended
the graduating exercises at Brimfield
academy at Brimfed Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
SPRING HILL.
Auto Parties Attend Ashford Conven
ton.

Mrs. f. P Bellows of Brooklyn. y.
Y. has been visiting at the Gardeners.
Mrs Josephine 4Amidown of Hart
ford. a former resident, is visiting ct
w P. Wildes.
Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. Sears have just
returned from two days automobile
trip to Westbrook and New Haven.
John NJ. Daggett and son of Mans
field CITY have commenced haying for
w A. Weld.
Twenty eight members Of the Spring
Hill Baptist Sunday school attended
the 74th anniversary of the Ashford
Baptist SUNDAY school convention a
Eastford Baptist church. North Ash
ford Wednesday, all making the trip
in automobiles
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
STERLING
Items of Local Interest.

Walter V. Kennedy of Central Falls
K. l.. visited relatives here recently.
Mrs. c. D. Chester was called to New
York Wednesday last on account of the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs
A. II. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. BeIanger of Broad
Brook have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
W. w. Vaughn.
Several from this village attended
the convention at Sterling Hill Bap-
fist church on Wednesday. June %.
Charles Dyer, who has been danger
ously i'll with ptomaine poisoning, is
slowly improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs I. P. Briggs has returned from
New Haven
Miss Hazel Lucks and Miss Mar
jorie Hammond have returned from
Webster for the summer vacation
Miss Fannie and DIN Kenyon of
Willimantic are visiting their uncle,
Allen W. Kenyon.
The Ingall boys of Brooklyn. n Y
are at A. n. Hammond's for the sum
rneF
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

days with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X
James.
Miss Ruth Reynolds is spending the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. George
James, at Hilsdale.
Miss Florence Miner is spending the
summer at Duxbury Beach Mass.
The Clarks Mill w. &. r L. held its
regular meeting with Miss Carrie Lam
phear at Shamrock Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

from Nooseneck Hill to this place last
Saturday.
A. E. Austin and family of Cranston
were at the Austin homestead farm
over Sunday.
The school at Pine Hill. taught by
Miss Annie Kenyon. closed last Fri
day with exercises by the pupils.