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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
WINDHAM COUNTY
DAYVlL-LE
Ladies Hold Mum soeiaI--Notes and
Personals.


sabIn s. Russell was in Hartford
part of this week.
Mrs. n. L. Grefg is spending the
week with Angus Park and family Of
Hanover. Conn.
The young ladies had a most enter
tanning mum social at the westry on
Tuesday evening.
WayIand Bennett spent the week end
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Bennett.
Mrs. M. Greene is visiting with her
brother, Clinton Pcllett
Willard Bennett of Providence, II.
J., spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs
Fannie Bennett.
Mrs. Irving Blanchard Is recovering
from a severe illness.
William N. Burnett spent the week
end with Providence friends.
Miss Sara Burnett Was entertained
by Putnam friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Kilroy was called TO
Hartford, owing to the illness Of her
son, Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Bennett were
guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
William Way of East Glastonbury.
Conn.
Mrs. George Beebe spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gill;
lette.
Miss Marion Pray of BallouviiIe.
Conn, spent Sunday with Miss Ruth
Bennett.
Mrs c. A. Russell and Mrs. w. Y.
Bidweli were entertained by Mrs. Win >
tiers of Wiliimantic at a whist party
on Friday.
The first Of a series OF subscription
whists TO be given by John Lyon lodg a,
X of p. occurs on Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

week end with her sister. Mrs. George
Nichols, of New Haven
Thanksgiving proc.amations to be
distributed among the churches and
to be read from the pulpit have been
received BY Town Clerk q. y. Chap
peli-
guest OF Mrs. Elijah Tracy of Nor
November Roses.
Mrs. Frank crandail has a rosebud
OF the black hybrid variety from which
Thursday she picked a fully developed
rose. There are two buds left for later
bloom. Mrs CrandaH has picked fine
roses since the first of November.
Mrs. James Green of Pequot, who
has been i'll, is improving.
Has Hand Crushed
Joe Ladisca, a boy employed in
Palmer Brothers MILL had his right
hand caught in the machinery anu
drawn in so that his hand was badly
crushed. Surgical attendance was pro-
cured and he is progressing favorably.
Clarence E. Sweet, accompanied by
Charles Hope, has been on his annual
hunting trip this past week, spending
the time at Paul Glassbrenner's.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburt Snow and son
Willis of New London were week end
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Hummell.
Misses Ruth and Mabel Craig visited
with friends recently in Norwich.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Patton visited
over the week end with relatives In
Groton.
To Change Meeting Place.
The board Of selectmen has decided
to resume holding monthly meetings at
the office of Town Clerk and Judge of
Probate Charles n. Chappeil during
the winter months This was done last
winter on account of the difficulty in
heating the town hail.
The c. NJ Robertson company's
Roclxland mill started up Monday af-
ter a few weeks shutdown for repairs.
Joseph Hull spent the week end with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Owen Hull,
OF Plainfleld.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties

posed for active membership. This
made five services on Sunday.
The drum corps met on Monday eve
ming, and the Friday Night club re-
hearsed their play. The Lady Detec-
tive Tuesday evening the ladies' cho-
rus Of twelve rehearsed the musical
sketch. The Tonkin Girl. Wednesday
evening the Baraca club met in the
chap pei The Ladies' Aid society held
a meeting IN the afternoon with Mrs
Julia Coen. Thursday. evening at 7.30
the regular prayer meeting was held.
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Mission
airy society held their foreign mite
box opening at the parsonage with
Mrs. George G. Chappell. The church
membership class met at the parson-
age in the evening at 7-30.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hope spent Sun
day with friends in Noank-
Misses Maud Wood and Gertrude
Rogers spent the week end at their
homes in the village
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley and family of
Quaker Hill will move to the tenement
beyond the Bank paper mill. Mr.. Riley
is the new superintendent
Mrs Arabella Latimer has been
spending a few days In Groton with
relatives.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
PENDLETON HILL

Mrs. James Brooks of Jewett City is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson.
Miss Rilla. Chapman led the services
at the church Sunday evening.
Mrs Irtis Main of Westerly is sew
ing at Miss Mary Palmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Brown are en-
pertaining friends from Bristol, r. /.
Mrs. Louise EIillard of North Ston-
ington has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Thompson.
John Luther and Mrs. William His
cox of Jewett City visited at NJ. O.
Chapman's Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Congdon of Laurel Glen
and Mrs. Della Parks of BoKrah were
callers at Erastus Parks Sunday.
Miss Ruth Main Of North Stontng-
ton was entertained over Sunday at
the home of NJ o. Chapman.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

Reckless chauffeurs Annoy Towns
FsopIe-Attraetivs Programme at
Baptist temperance Concert

1
For some time chauffeurs have born
| passing through the village at a reek-
less rate of speed long after shutdown
| without any tail light burning on their
autos TO enable one to see their mum
the village the occupants Of an auto
seemed To take pleasure In discharEing
g revolver from the machine, but being
without the rear lights as required by
law, it was impossible to learn who
they were
Temperance Concert at Baptist Church
There was an interesting entertain
me mt in the Fltckville Baptist church
Sunday evening, large congregation
being in attendance Following is the
programme: Let the Lower Lights Be
Burning. young ladies' chorus; Where
is My Wandering Boy Tonight? phono-
graph selection; scripture and prayer:
Nothing to You? reading. Miss Ethel
Very; Throw Out the Life Line duet,
Miss Florence Phillips. William Mum
70; Two Glasses Rim to Rim, read
Wine, reading. Miss Lillian Austin;
Yield Not to Temptation, young ladies'
chorus: The Drunkard's Dream, read
ing. Miss Ruth Eastland; The Drunk
ards Daughter, reading, Miss Annie
Vergason: Saved by a Song. solo. Will
liam Munro; A Modern Cain, reading,
Miss Bessie Smith; The Bartender's
story. reading. Miss Sarah Lewis;
Johnson, the OIunkaI0. Is dying To-
day. song, pastor; recitations, Char
lotte Bentley, Ernest Smith, Percy Ad-
ans, Mar1ory Very; What Little One
Can Do, Maud Adams: Come Away,
chorus: recitations, 'Tis a Battle for
the Home, Harold Griswold; The Look
editor Day Walter Burdick; Our Bust
ness for the King, Walter Kelley:
Pass the News Along, Warren Kelley;
Down in the Licensed Saloon. duet,
Miss Erma Very. Miss Lillian Austin:
Unfur1 the Temperance Banner, read
Ing. Miss Edith Vergason. One of the
Fellows. reading Miss Elsie Adams
The Teetotle Mill. Miss Viola Verga-
son: Father IS Drunlzard. song, Mrs.
Very; Child Shall Lead Them. pho
nograph selection: congregational sing
ing. Onward, Christian Soldiers; bene-
diction.
Personal Items
Mrs Charles Powers and children of
Chesterfield were guests Thursday of
Mrs. Powers sister. Mrs. w. n. Chap
peH.
Misses Christine and Rose Maria
we're guests of relatives in Montvfle
Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Popham of Jewett
CITY is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Coughlin.
Miss Annie Council of Norwich Town |
was a recent guest of the Misses |
1elds.
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0AkDALE.

Rev L. w. Frink of Norwich sup
piled the pulpit of the CONGREGATIONAL
church on Sunday, preaching an ex-
cellent sermon from Gal. Wiz, last
clause.
George H. Bradford moved last week
70 1.-THE Lincoln place, which he pur-
chased last spring
Mrs Amy Lindsay has gone to
spend several weeks at the home of
her nephew, w. 81. Baker of Laurel
Hill, Norwich.
Deacon D. A. johnson made a BUSH
ness trip to Brooklyn, N. Y, last week.
remaining over Sunday.
The town assessors have been busy
the past, week assessing the real es-
tate in this section of the town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
NORTH sToNINGToN
Union Thanksgiving Service Sunday
To Be Addressed by Rev. =. M Hol-
-iistsr-B- r. Park Provides Water for
ScEruoInquse.

The village-churches will unite in a
Thanksgiving service to be held Sun
day morning Rev T. II. HOLSTER will
preach the sermon
Rev r IL HOLSTER and Deacon John
L. Avery were delegates from the Con-
gregztionaI church to the annual meet
fEgs Of the denomination in Danbury-
moved from West Mystic to this town,
occupying what is known as the Rock
house. near the parsonage Of the Sec
ond Baptist church
Mrs d. w Bisseu has been visiting
In Hartford for a few days
Spring Water fer School
Water has been introduced into the
schooIhouse in this village from the b.
r. Park spring. without expense to the
town the arrangement being stipulat-
ed By Mr. Park in connection with the
Installation of water from the same
source in the buildings of the Wheeler
school
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
LEFFINGWELL

Mrs. d. o. Redfle1d of the south is
spending a number of weeks at Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Beebe's.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gardner spent
Monday in Salem.
Mrs Croker of Norwich is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. l. Rathbun.
Miss Edith Lef1ingweil of Norwich
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. C. Leffingweli,
Reuben Austin of Palmertown call
ed on friends here Sunday.
Ruth Palmer of Norwich was the
guest of her parents Sunday.
Edward. 5taubIey of Norwich moved
Saturday on the Daniel Leffingwell
place now owned by N. E. Whiting
of Norwich
Mrs. George Sheldon of East Great
Plain spent Thursday with her par
erts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
NEW LONDON COUNTY
GALES FERRY
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society-
Events of the Week-PersonaIs.

The members of the Ladies' Aid so
clery of the NJ T. church were en-
gagged in tying a quilt at the session
OF the society last week Arrange
menrs for d Christmas sale and baked
bean supper were discussed and the
several committees appointed to have
charge of the affair
Contractor Beane of WATERFOWL, N.
Y. who has been making extensive al
tsrations and improvements on the A.
q. Riscon property in the village left
recently for his home. Mr.. Beane ex-
poets 10 return for the com pletion of
xhe work in the spring
Mrs Fred Richards OF Norwich called
on relatives here on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Hurlbutt and her
brother. Irving Hurlbutt, with Edmund
tained recently by Mr.. and Mrs Mel
son Parker of Norwich
Delegate to District Convention.
Sister Emma Harrison attended the
district meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Moosup, as a del
egafe from the local auxiliary Thurs
Cay of last week
The launch belonging to Frank o.
Noses of Norwich was hauled out for
the winter season at the Ferry on
"Wednesday.
Ludwig Seth, a student at DIR.
Whites Bible school New York city,
arrived Saturday to visit friends at
AIlxns Point.
Cemetery improvements.
Charles H. Comstock- superintendent
OF the Gales Ferry cemetery, has COM
pleted recently the annual fall raling
Of the yard. leaving the grounds in
fine condition for the winter season.
The well kept appearance of the yard,
since the annual meeting of the as
scciGts0n IN May when renewed inter-
est in the welfare CT the cemetery was
inspired through the efforts of the
president of the association, Noyes B.
Allyn. has been a source of much sat
isfacrion to those interested in the
upkeep OF the grounds.
Curtis Gates Of New London visited
relatives at the Ferry on Sunday.
Mrs. 3Tyrtz Mather and Miss Mabel
Smith, with Mr. and Mrs Fred Turn
er Of Long Cove were members from
this LOCALITY at a birthday party at
the house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lois Mason
in New London In honor of Mrs. Ma
sons anniversary on Friday of last
~eek MRS 1father and Mrs Turner
were also attendants on Thursday at
the wedding anniversary of their sis !
tar. Mrs Curtis Wilcox. at Jewett City, /
the s5th anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs. /
Eflc0x's marriage being celebrated by
q PARTY OF relatives as a surprise.
Mrs Joseph 4 Carpenter of the
Brewsters Neck district visited her |
father. Albertus Maynard of Allyns /
Point. On friday of last week
Miss Alice Satteriee visited Mrs. /
Nelson Parker of Norwich on Tues /
day.
friends at his CORNER house in the viii /
&c recently
work was begun on Tuesday by |
Tracy Smith and Monet Lawson in |
sinking a tile pipe well on the Har- |
Ian Nevhury property in the village. |
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
EK0NK
Neighbour Night In Local 0rangs-p
Notes and Personals.

A very interesting grange mesbra
was held on Friday evening, a. beina
Neighborg night. There were twontv
visitors from, Pla1nfieid grange and
two from Hope Valley. Everett T,
Brown of l2onfrot was also present
and inspected the grange. a harvest
supper was served.
Tuesday. having been drawn as a 1ur-
Everett Gallup was in Providence
this week
Miss Cynthia Phillips went 70 South
bridge, Mass, on Monday, and Wiik
spend the winter with her nephoW1
Frank Northrop, and wife. ah8 VIII
be missed in this society.
Mrs ella Twomey Of Portland, NE,
came to her fathers. A. n BtAntDnn,
on Tuesday and VIII remaiA until afttA
Mrs. Carrie wilcox ana Mrs. Annie
congdon spent Wedneaday IN Putnam
and Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN WILCOX spent
Tuesday In Norwich and D@n1eiHon.
Everett Whipple of Voluutow1l has
been visiting his aunt Mrs B. ~
Colburn.
Miss Grace Palmer OF Rookviils
spent Wednesday with her mother. uef
sister, Dora, returned home with her.
Coon Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter ConRdon enters
tanned a number OF friends Sunday. AZ
coon dinner was served.
Mr.and Mrs. Miner OF Jewett Cisg
wilcox Sunday.
Miss Ada 0reenman OF Dnninhaon
has been a guest Of Mrs. q. ~ 0ai-
iup.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
LIBERTY HILL
Teacher Resiens-Fur Buyer on His
Rounds.

A large deer with antlers came
across Liberty Hill Sunday morning.
He crossed the road at the church and
continued on between the church and
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Willis,
then Jumped the wall in the rear and
disappeared
Succeeded by Norwich Teacher.
Miss Myra Afoffitt has had to resign
OF ill health Her place will be taken
by Q Norwich teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Noyes of
WiIiinantic were guests of Mrs. E. A
Noyes Friday. Mr. Noyes was sum-
moned Saturday witness on the
Spencer case to appear at court Mon
day
Special Collection.
Rev A. J. Park held communion SER
vice here Sunday. also taking UP a
collection for the Connecticut Home
Missionary society, which was liberal
IL responded to.
James NJ. Clarke attended the fu-
reral Of his brother-inIaw. Justin Hol-
brook. Column ia. Wednesday
Mrs Amos Lille entertained her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pultz. of. Leba-
nom Sunday.
Henry ". Oeh1ers of New York city
vas home from Friday until Monday.
Levett Brothers have bought back
the woedlot on their farm which they
recently sold to New York pur-
chasers.
Buying Furs-
Frank Bowen of North Windham was
through here Tuesday buying furs He
purchased some of Herbert Willis,
three of which brought 81 apiece
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
WEDDING.
WhippIe-Clark.

At the n E parsonage. Gales Ferry,
1T D. m on Thursday, Nov. 23d, Ar
thur Noah. eldest son of Hiram Whip
DIE, o. Ledyard Center, was united in
marriage with Amanda Lucretfa
younger daughter OF James and Lydia
Clark. OF Groton- The bride was at
tired In a travelling costume OF blue
with hat to match The newly married
couple returned to the Hiram Whipple
earm before settling In their own home
The groom Is the second of the popular
Whipple family Of LedEard to- marry
within about a month, Rev. c. Wilson
Harrison being the officiating minister
Oh bofk occasions
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

The MontvilIe Fife and Drum corps
held q practice meeting Monday eve
ming
Busy Week fer Baptist Society.
E=r6zy. at the Union Baptist church,
the pastor preached in the morning
from the subject. The Kings Bust
mess The ladies' choir sang Com
nun-on service followed At the Bible
school session at IL o'clock one hun
4red and four we're present The
Christian Endeavor missionary meet
ing was conducted by Miss Susie
Wood Topic. Missions In South Amer
lea Prof and Mrs Fred Spencer
played violin and piano duet for the
opening and after Scripture reading
prayer and remarks by the lea der, sew
eral members responded with Notes
from the Field Miss Nellie Chapman
and Rev George c. Chappen sang a
duet He Lifted Me- Scripture quo
t1ffons were then given and sentence
prayers offered Miss Florence Chap
man played q violin solo for a clos
Ing number
The pastor spoke In the seven o'clock
service 10 audience OF 12f from the
subject The Prosperous Church A
Christian Endeavor business meeting
was held III the chapel Andrew Ro-
renis-nd became an associate member
ana Frank Mftchells name was pro-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Mrs. Fitch Carey Injured by Fall from, |
couch-Accident-Pas Exchange |
PuIpits.

Mrs. Fitch Carey fell from the couch
Wednesday. bruisfng herself badly. She
has been an invalid several months,
not having recovered from a fall DUR
ing the summer.
Mrs. e. Hoxie I.fllibridge attended
a ID. A. r. meeting in Moosup Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs Ellen Grover of South KILL
ingly is visiting at Frank c. Tilling-
hast's.
Mrs. Arthur williams is III.
Mrs. Willis ID. Rouse has been enter
feining Mrs. Susan Hawkins Of New
London.
Miss Louise Tillinghast and Miss
Helen Mathewson attended the sale
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
HANOVER
Nirsteen Attend Missionary Meeting
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated.

At the ladies' missionary meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Cror1hie nineteen were
present. Mrs. Angus Park provided
the programme, selected from Western
Women In Eastern Lands and Ind>a
awakening. Solos We're sung by Mrs
Frank Way, and refreshments were
served
Cottage Meeting.
The midweek cottage meeting was
held on Thursday with Mrs. Francis
Fill
Misses Margaret and Nellie Eadie
have returned from Washington.
Several Hanover people attend the
Harvard football game in Cam
bridge today.
The family of Fred Rabbit has been
released from quarantine this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan celebrated a
wedding anniversary last Saturday
evening with party of guests from
abread.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
CHAPLIN.
Rev. and Mrs.. Eugene M. Frary %
Bernardston, Mass, Here-Notea-

1oNs a0o mFe" GNb~Nt0 we Nf~'F ~
5ernardston, Mass, Here-Notea-
Rev. Eugene NJ Frary and Mrs FIn@
ry of Bernardston, Mass. visited
friends In town a few days the pNau
week, and attended tho dedicntory
exercises of the William Ross publid
library ON Saturday Mr. Frary, wh3
was former pastor or the aConsre%
gational church for over nine yonres
and greatly beloved, preached at tho
church Sunday to one OF the largest
congregations OF the season. Ills text
WAS from Mark @: 4B. Mr.. and MRS.
F'rary received a most cordial weloorna
from their many friends ia town.
Among the many visitors In town -
attend the dedication exercises OF tho
William Ross public library were MrA
Hannah l.. Patten, Mrs. Ann Dow.
Mrs. r.. Ernest Clark, Mrs. Margaret
A. Doyle OF Hartford and Mrs. Mnrtha
]. Osborn, Mrs. Mary n. Swift "a
Windsor. at Mrs. Emily J. Ross Atrss
Helen A. Witter and Mrs. Ortn H.
Witter OF Hartford. at Mrs. 70. Jessie
Hunts; Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nc
knight OF North Coventry, at Hev. T.
C.. McKniRhts; Mrs. Robert o. Snow
and children Of Nillimnntic, Mt Gsurgs
r. Shows; Mr. and Mrs. Lomual
Stoughton and children OF E@at WindA
sor. Mt A. NJ. Litchneld'e.
Mrs. Clarence f. Chester has been
sick the past two weeks
Miss Jerusha Crosby. who IL hrAwN
ing near her lo1st borthday. is In CONS
Portable health.
Rev. William M. Brown gives hia
lecture. Life In Brazil, at the church
Tuesday evening, Dec. 8. This IN the
second lecture In tho coursh o. en-
tertainment sto be given this winter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
LISBON
Mrs. Mary Burnham Leaves for Florida
New Telephone Line.

Mrs. Mary Burnham of Kinsman. o.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fhebe Browne, left Friday for Florida,
where she and a niece will spend the
winter.
A telephone line is being put in on
the Canterbury Plains road
Mrs. Joseph Geer of Thu ee Rivers,
Mass, recently visited her sister. Mrs.
r. w. Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs George Thornton and
three children of Jewett City were
guests q Mrs. c. A. MeHs Sunday.
John Hoelck and family moved Mon
day to the house Franklin street,
Norwich, which Mr.. Hoelck has pur-
chased
Mrs. Benjamin Brown of South Cam
terbury is spending a few weeks with
Der sister. Mrs F. H Irons
Several friends and neighbors enjoy
ed a social time at Mrs. J. III. Kenne-
dy's Wednesday evening. The time
was spent in games and music and So
clal chat. Refreshments We're passed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
ASHWILLETT

Martin Afonsees has purchased the
stage route between Noluntown and
Norwich from john LeffingwcH. who
fell recently and broke ms kneecap.
Mr.. Monsees took possession this
week.
Harry Cole spent Sunday in Brad
ford, r. J., with his sister.
William Monsees and sister Frieda
were callers ir Jewett City Sunday.
Carl Anderson. who works in North
StoringIon, spent Sunday with his
mother in Rixtown
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
FRANKLIN
Mrs George Avery Entertained For
eign Missionary Society-Events of
the Week.

Henry Ellsworth of Hartford was
the recent guest OF S. N Hyde.
Mrs. Hernion A. eager was a Will
limantic visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson and family have
returned to their winter home in Nor
witch.
Mrs Emile Date was in Norwich ON
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hyde of Wilt
mantle We're the guests scf Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ". Hyde on Sunday.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. George Avery
and Ella I. Smith on Thursday aft
ernoOn of last week with a large at
tendance A quilt was tied and the
usual line of work was taken up.
J. c. Young Of Middleboro, Mass,
will preach at the Congregational
church Sunday.
Mrs. Merne and Mrs. s. Perkins of
Norwich We're guests of Mrs. Fred
Armstrong on Monday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

Mrs. c. 8. saserssr. 1927 Bellerontain
Ave. Kansas City. Mo. writes Il reeI
Il a duty to others that may be sn1Icted
like myself 10 speak for Psruna.
My trouble nret came after la
grippe. a. gathering ia my head and
neuralgia. suffersd most ali the time
Ny nose, earr~and eyes were badly ar
fected- Nothing ever relieved me like
Peruna II keeps me from taking cold.
fcol that words arc inadequate 10 ex-
press my praise for PerunA-"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
HAMBURG
Notes and Personals of Local lnseres'


James Wood of Chester was in town
Tuesday on business.
Mrs J. r. Sterling and daughter
Myrtle of Old Lyme were visitors at
Mrs. Flora Sterlings' on Lord Hill
last Sunday.
Mrs J. J. Tiffany entertained her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jewett,
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs George Havens and
son of Norwich spent last Friday night
at L. d. Harding's.
Stanley Davis attended the sale of
antiques in Willimantic last Tues
day.
Mrs Mary Tiffany went to Chester
the first of the week to visit her
daughter
Mrs. John Tiffany and daughter Ra-
chel spent last Friday and Saturday
in Hartford.
William Anderson was on the sick
list this week
Mrs. Lois Babcock is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Lindley Hosford, on Bill
hill
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

Mrs. Annie spalne. Gainesville. Ar
kansas writes: Il was helpless in bed
for eight months, and part or the time
would not have weighed over sixty
pounds. Food would do me no good
Il had catarrh OF the head and ston-
ach and internal catarrh. and also had
heart trouble 50 bad / could not bear
any one TO talk in the room where
was. The doctors and everybody that
saw me said would not get well. But
God saw fit to spare me and sent relief
through your wonderful medicine. Pc
rpnA"