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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
WARR NEVILLE
Meeting of Ladiss' Aid cisty---euper- visor Pratt Addresses Parents and Friends of School Children.

Charles Phillips has moved his steam mill on to the woodlot on the farm formerly owned by J. A. Murphy
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. J. H. Bacon in Mt Hope We'd nesday afternoon.
 S. L. Case. W. L. Durkee, H. F. Scott, F. L. James and o. D. Baker filled their icehouses the past week with fine ice.
 George o. Baleh and Mrs. $. L. Case were in the Thread City last Friday.
 The many friends of Miss Laura Bicknell are rejoiced to haar che is convalescent. Miss Bicknsll has been critically ill with wheoping coush and bronchial pneumonia.
 fine granite monument has re- gently been erected on the Danforth Lombard lot in the village cemetery.
 Mrs. B. c. Bugbee, whe has been visiting in Providence the past two weeks, returned home last Friday.
 Charles Pratt, supervisor of schools, gave helpful and profitable talk to the parents and friends of the school children in Bakers hall last Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
SOUTH COVENTRY..
Msstins Of Library Associatisn-
 ouastsrly Confsrsncs a* ". E.
 churcE--Notes.

The annual meeting of the South
 Coventry Library association was held
 Tuesday evening and the folloNlng
 Dr. William L. Higgins; vice presi-
 dent, Curtis Dean; secretary, Dewitt
 Kingsbury; treasurer. J. Edward
 Stanley; librarian, Mrs Dewitt
 KinxsbuTy; book committee Mrs. ,.
 Dean, Mrs. Addison Kingsbury, Mr1
 Dewitt Kingsbury; finance commit
 tee. Frank J. Tracy, Addison Kings
 buryH Louis A. Kingsbury, Mrs. L.. A.
 Kingsburg, ". H. Armstrong.
 There are S.6O7 books in the library
 at present. During the past year s.2ss
 have been taken out, 1G0 additions
 were made during 1910, 77 coming
 from the state, 67 being purchased by
 the book committee, and being gifts. The library fund is $z,7oe. Officers of M. E. Church Appointed. At the fourth quarterly conference the following officers were appoint ed: Trier of appeals. Charles Kolb;
 stewards, William Weaver. Mrs. Wiil-
 fam Weaver. Mrs. M. M. Colburn. Miss
 Gertrude Colburn, Mrs. Ida Smith. Homer Wood. l.. T. Townsend, Mrs. Newell; recording steward, Char1es Kolb; district steward, L. T. Town send; delegate to Willimantfo Camp Meeting association, L. T. Tewnsend;
 auditing committee. Miss Edna New ell: parsonage furniture committee, Ladies' Aid society; music commit tee Mrs. Ann Ledoyt, Miss Edna New ell, Homer Wood, Miss Hattie 6. Smith; church records committee, l.. T. Townsend; committee on all be- neyolences, ofncia1 board; Sunday school committee, Miss Helen Potter, Mrs. l.. T. Townsena. Mrs. Walter Pike: estimating committee. board c stewards.
 The annual sale of slips took plaos at the Congregational church Mon- day evening.
 Miss Louise Birgs of East Windsor Hill is visiting Mrs. Mary Mason. Mrs. John Isham is recovering from an attack of laryngitis.
 Epworth League Society Organized. At a meeting of the M. E. church la8t Saturday evening an Epworth league society was organized with the following officers:
 President. Homer Wood; first vice president, Miss E. A. Newell; second vice president, Mrs Ida Smith; third vice president Miss Mabel Nye: fourth vice president, Mrs. l.. T. Townsend secretary, William J. Smith; treasur- CT, Charles Moss; organist Miss Hat tie Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
Fire at Town, Farm.
WOODSTOCK
Annual Meeting at Congregational
 Chureh-Netss or Local Interest.


 Tfte church day and annual meet ing of the Congregational church Sat urday brought out a large number. Dinner was served ct I2.3o by mem bers of the Ladies' Benevolent socae- ty. The report o6 the clerk showed the membership to be 10o, a loss of four during the year
 Representative Charles N. Perrin has been app03nted chairman of the fish and game committee and W. s. Kenyon on the roads. rivers and bridges committee.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert W. Bowen left for New York on Saturday to be away until the first. of April.
 Chauneey s. Child was in Hartford last weed attending the state grange meetings.
 Rev. R. R. Kendall commenced a series of lectures on the Bible last Thursday evening.
 Miss Nellie D. Chandler is confined to the house by illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Annuai susinsss Meeting of chureh
 Aotes of paaain1 lnteeesk.

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 Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Wells were in Southbridge on Sunday with rela- tives
 Miss Mariva Harvey of Putnam is stepping at John Bureison's fer a eeime.
 Annual Meeting.
 The annual business meeting and roll call of the church was fairly well attended on Saturday. A good num- Der of absent ones responded by let ter. Letters were also receix cd from former Pastor Rev. and Mrs. Ban1bers and Rev. Mir. Sherman, which were a pleasing flea of the occasion. A h0untifm supper was served by the a. dies Aid society at 5 o'clock. At 7.a0 p. m. 2 general rally was held with special music and an excellent sermon by Dr. A B. Coats of Hartford. secre- tary of the Baptist state convention. An outline history of of the church Hams at tiae evening service. which was of interest and carefully written.
 Daniel Flynn was home from Nor wtcil on Sunday.
 Mrs. w. ". Sheldon and Miss Gladys Sheldon were in Worcester on We'd nesday.
 Arrived at Bermuda.
 Mrs. l.. B. Curtis and Miss Marie Curtis reached Bermuda on Friday of last week. and enjoyed q hearty well come from numerous friends. Miss Gladys Sheldon is the organist subSti- tute during the absence of Mrs. Cur tiS.
 Mis- Nellie Lowe is slowly conva,- lescing from her illness.
 George w. Butts was in New Haven one day this week.
 lGlos Nellie Broxam has been the guest of Mrs. w. W. Sheldon for a few days.
 A. H. Williams was in Providence and Boston last week.
 The remains of Mrs. Buck Peckhant formerly of this place and for many years a member of the church here. were brought here for burial on Tues day of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
HOLLAND COUNTY
sTAFF0RDvlL.LE
Rev. \. M. vaii Seriously iii-Feurth Quarterly Conference at N. E. Church.

Mrs. David Belcher is ih.
 Mrs. D. N. Brown of Newton. Maes., was the Guesg 0f Mir. an4 Mrs. PhiIo A. West over Sunday.
 Mrs. Matthias Heck ef Union Is with ATS. Lewis AIia<d.
 John Liliey has bean visiting his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lillay of Mpnson, Mass.
 Mrs. s. D. Merchant, Nfs- John Pagan, Charles Cerbin and little 1s- ah Sanger, who have been ill. are rs- covering.
 The many friends of Rev, H. N. Vain are sorry to learn of his sARi- ous illness.
 Mrs. A. s. West and two children, who have been spenainE nuabsr ef weeks with Mrs. Wezt's mother, Mrs. L. M. Booth, returned to their home In. Bennington, Vt. last week. To Exchange with Woman Pastor.
 Rev. John " Ballantin of West Stafford will exchange pulpits next Sunday morning in the Ccngrega- tional church with Rev. Marten H. Jones.
 MsthoaSst Quarterly Coafsrsaoe.
 The Norwich district suparintendant. Rev, J. H. Newland, will held tAe fourth quarterly conferenoe h the ". P: vestry this taSturdayl evening at 7.a0 o'clock Sunday morning Rev. Mir. Newland will preach in the Meth odist church and adminjster ths sac rament of the Lords Swpees.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
NORTH. WOODSTOCK
csvttis Family Goes to caiifornia- House Warming for Mr. and Mrs Harold Hubbard.

Mrs. Luthsr Leayitt is visiting rela- tiyes in South Orange. N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Corttis with Little daughter have gone to Califor- nia and wfp he absent for several v0aks.
 Nsu. Charles Perrin returned Mon dey from a trip to Atlanta, Ga, and Washington. D. o.. whsre she was a saaot of relatives.
 Mrs. Calvin Rawson, who has been iH. b recovering.
 Surprise Party for ke~dywsds.
 A surprise and housawarming was gwen Mir. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard 'itst Friday eveaine in their new b0gna . large number of relatives and Sriends being present and extending congratulations and good wishes to the newly married pair. Rev. Mir. Turner III.
 nsv. ME. Turner is still unable to preach. 90 Rev Mir. Waters of Wood stock last Sunday again filled the pull pit here
 L. H. HsAiey. Samuel Brett and Harry fraAk attended the State grange in Hartford last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Catherine cursnn of Putnam on San day,
 MT. and Mrs Patrick Riley had as their guest Mrs. Angie Lambert oi Providence.
 Wiifred Billings of Pawtucket. R.aL spent the week end with MT. and Mrs Edward Billings.
 George Edwards of Norwich succeeds Louis Barstow at the carbarn as troll ley deSpatcher
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
POMFRET CENTER

Miss Euretta Grosvennr spent the week end with Mrs. Hannah Peal
 Fred Rowley visited in Providence the past week.
 Dr. James HutchdnH and B. E. Brown attended the State Dairymen's con- vention this week in Hartford.
 The electricians are wiring the new residence of Robert Rush for electric lights.
 Miss Isabel Rogers is in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
WAUREGAN
Winners at Whist Which Followed Drill of Boy eeouts-Rains Help Wells and Streams.


 A Boy Scout drill and whist party was held in St. John's hall Saturday evening with good attendance. Whist prizes were awarded as follows: Men First, Edmond Hart. 6iik umbrella; {; second, P. Lavigne, razor. Ladies First. Mrs. J. Clio. bag of flour; sec- end. Maltina Pope back comb
 NeMsy Notes.
 Jeremiah Elliott, now leasing the Amos Kendall farm recently butcaefed year old pig that dressed 55& pounds.
 Mrs. Clarence Kes of Wocnsecket. R T.. q guest of Mrs F. E. KieE this week.
 The recent rains have done q great deal of good in starting wells and springs in this vicinity, and still more would be welcome.
 The WaureEan company have not started their ice harvest yet Mrs. John Phillips gave a tea Tues day afternoon for the benefit of the Ladies' Benevolent society.
 Mrs. Herbert Swan returned last Friday from Worcester, where she has been a guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Spencer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
PHOENIxVILLE
7Ssis' of Erasfus spaIdirs--Psrsena

r. c. Bennsst Is nlliue his ice house. ThomaS Maileadf of the Carpet eaz.Ssny was m Bosten this week on business
 Buried In Family Lot. FAe body of Erassus Spalding was thought on here and buried in the family lot. Thursday, January 19. Mrs- H. H Lincoln is visiting Mrs. Julia Holman.
 c. P. Latlam spent Sunday at his hone hsge
 Leo Lyon was recent Willimantic visitor.
 Mas Qppce LAwton. whs teaches at Union. ia i'll at her homs here
 Mss Stella Bayliss is in W3lli- rnaBete. attending Mime De Riva at rhe hospital
 q A. Wheaton is filling his ice aouse this week.
 1T. F.. Liacein from Putnam was through here tflis week.
 e. c. Dovufnx is i'll with grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
WESTMINSTER
Erdsavor Officers Re-eIectsd-Kenyen Family Going to North Carolina.

Mrs Charles Rarstpw had charge of the c. P. meeting Sunday evening, walen. ac4ing upon the recommendation of the nominating committee a vote was tawen to elect the same officers for the next six ruonths. - The prayer meeting was held with Mir. and Mrs. Albert Stafford again on Friday evening, as the weather was so stormy last week that few attended.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Kenyon and children are coon to leave for North Carolina, hoping that the southern cli- mate will prove beneficial to Mir. Ken yon's health.
 Desire DeGrelier is much improved.
 Edward Baker was a Hartford wis., itor ono day last wek.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
Drethsshoed Banquet.
TuRMERvlLLE.
Now PestnAastsr Begins His Duties { --Libravy Whist Club oraanizsd.


 EL A. Raymond and D.. F. Jauuith &ee Aliing their ice houses with g. inch ice.
 Daniel Brown. who has been ap- pointed postmaster. eommenced his duties January IS.
 MT Smith and family have returned to New York city. Their home here is leased to MT. Slater of Middletown for three years
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice was in Willi- mantle Wednesday.
 New Whist Club.
 The Hebron Library Whist club was organized Monday night, eiecting D, F. Iaquith president, Arthur Gillette vice president, and Miss Carrie Kel- logs. secretary and treasurer. Sev- eral from here attended end reported an enjoyahie evening.
 Mrs, D. F. Jaqufth spent . few days in South Coventry last week, the guest of hsr sister. Ara. Barber.
 Tom Kelly. in the employ of R. o. Clark. ts boasains at W. E. Jaquith's .. Thsse Is excellent skating on the Ake, which is bsfns enjoyed by en- Ahusiastic skatsss.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
THOMPSON
Young. Psepis of 6aptist Church oive
 Pie Suppar-Social Items.

Miss Elizabeth Russell of Putnam visited Miss Bernice Armstrong over Sunday.
 Miss Mary Wilkes has been confin- cd to the house by the grip.
 Tho social planned for Wednesday night at the Congregational church has been indefinitely postponed.
 The Baptist Young People give a pie supper in the Town hall Saturday night. After the supper an entertain- ment and social are planned.
 Frank Kenyon of East Douglas and Will Burgess of Putnam visited D. w. Burgess Sunday.
 Rev. Mir. Gerst has accepted the call of the Baptist church to act as pastor while he continues his studies at New ton Theological Seminary.
 Miss Mary E., Blackmar has been spending several days with her broth : CT, Louis E. Hiackmar of Everett.
 4 number of young people spent last Saturday afternoon with bridge at the home of Miss Hattie Fox. Afse. c. l.. Knight won the prize.
 Many of the young people attended MT. Moore's lecture on Home Life last Saturday aftern oon-
 On Saturday afternoon of this week at o'clock in the church paFlor5, he talks on Games. Pastimes and Handt- craft with specimens of work and some instructions
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
cEeTnAi yliAoe
8. ef V. csrsp . oAsaevs Linsstrss eirthdast neatk sf hlss- Jeespk \. W6iker-Psrsonais.

WdikerPsrsenais. Henry Trudeau and oons, Carl Ed- mund and William, Mrd. George Parent Moosup. were guests of Miss Mary Bourque Sunday Dr. James L. Gardner, who has been i'll with erysjpelae, has been much bet- ter. hat now has rheurnAtfam- Miss Louise Tiliin1iaast is visiting . son, in Woburn, Mass.
 Rev. John Wheeler of Pawtucket, R |, has been visiting local friends for 2 few days.
 Duncan MeDona,d has xone te Riv- erpoint, R. T., to viit hts daughter. Mrs. Walter Westcott. Miss Lois Wibheriy has been visiting her parents in Canterbury.
 Howard Clarke h4a Gone to Dayy1ale where he is employed by the Chaea company.
 Visited s. ef V. Camp. James Kiibourn camp, Sons of Vet erans. met Tuesday evening in Bar Norwich, Commander Keech, Past Commander Darsnex and Secretary Babson of Danielson were among the visitors. A committee was appointed to make arrangements to hold pAtri0tic exercises at the church Laneo3n's birth-
 
 ments can be made.
 A party of youn& men went te Ner- wtch Thursday night to see Sherlock Holmes at Pofi's theater.
 Death of Mrs. Waiksr. Mrs. Angel Walker, widow of Joseph A. Walker, died ct her home iu Plain ield early Tuesday ncrning. She was erai years before moving to Plainnead. She leaves a sister In California, . daughter. Mrs. Charias Blake of San Francisco. Cal. and ens con. Ansricus. who lived at home. At the funeral services at her home this 9s.turday) church, of which she was a member. will officiate.
 Miss Marian chspnan is visiting her grandfather in Wiilimantic.
 Mrs. Phebe Robinson of 0rAane. R. |, is visiting her sister. Mrs. William
 Mrs. Juaia Newton. who is spAndins the winter in New London, ,was . We'd nesdAy visitor here.
 MT. and Mrs. EdwaFd Nail Of South Killinsay visited ct William Dsaafs ea Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Stafford of Oxford, Mass is visiting her uncle. Henry E. Walker Mrs. Julia wilbur i. spending 2 fev days with her twin sister in Previ- dence.
 Harold Cooper. who has bssn aeri- ousiy i'll with heart trouble and grip. is some better.
 Lewis Shaw, who has been spending several weeks in Canterbury with friends, returned home "Wednesday. Attended Masked Ball.
 Several of the young people were in Moosup Friday evening to attend tho masquerade party given by the Alumni association of tho PlainAeiA HigA school.
 Mrs. George LeFing entertained Miss Greenfnan of Ndrwieh Sunday
 Mrs. Arthur Williams and sen Ar- thur have returned from Groton and New London, where they have been spending two weeks with relatives. Engene Rivers is taking a vacation on account of III health. The Kings Daughters naet at thaif rooms Monday afternoon. A supper was served
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
ELLINGTON

< Mir and Mrs. Frank Nansie attend cd the state grange in Hartford last week.
 {. Gertrude Stacey underwent an oper- ation at tho Hartford hospital recent iy.
 Mrs. Stocker and son of Spriue field, Mass, were guests of Mrs. Rich ; ards this week.
 MT. Eccles is having a. well drfi1sd.
 Mir. Bartlett was in Stafford Spri1Ty
 Several of the farmers have defiv = cred their 1910 crop of tobacco.
 Buell. Sikes has been appointed ssth- stitute on the R. F. D.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21

At the annual brsiutss meeting and roll call of the Congregational church last week Thursday evening, about 100 members of the church and consrega- lowing social hour, reports of the various organizations of the church showed them te be in excellent con- dition. There are 173 members, 31 having been added during tho year. the largest gain. with two exceptions, in the history of the church, There is a balance in the church treasury of ol2.2s. The ecclesiastical society which holds it's business meeting later reported all bills paid and a good sum the year amounted to s747.4a. There are @ members in the Sunday school and $9S.91 has been raised during the year The Ladies Aid society has raised s1S5A2 during 1910 and has a balaacs on hand of $50-ss. The Junior and the K O. K. A. have done good work; eight of the boys have become members of the church, nine received the degree of esquire and eight are soon to be made knights. They have raised SIS. H. c. Lathrop was re- elected church clerk and treasurer and sunday school superintendent Mrs. W. ". Maine was reelected a member of the church committee for three years. The meeting adjourned with the roll call to which eishty-three re- sponded
 Mrs Horace Eaton has been ia Boston this weak.
 Aid 9oeisty's Election.
 At the annual business meeting of the Ladies Aid society held in the chapel Monday afternoon, Mrs. W. F. Maine was again elected president, the other officers declining to serve am other year. Mrs. Arthur Williams was chosen first vice president. Mrs. and Mrs. John Webster secretary and trsastuer.
 Studied Missionary Topics.
 The meeting of the Womens Mis- sionary society, which waa postponed last week Friday, on account of the rain, was keld Thursday afternoon. The first chapter of Western Women in Eastern Lands was studied and the ladies sewsd Mrs. H. c. Lathrop ssrv- cd tea, butten thins and cookies.
 Mias Helen Larrabee was the guest of Miss Annie Stiles in Wiiiimantic from Tuesday until Thursday.
 chsfing Dish Supper.
 ehafang dish supper for the ben- eft of the public library was given in the Congregational chapel Friday eve ed chicken, potato chips, cranberry jelly. rolls, cake and coffee. The sup pse was in charge of Misses Eliza beth Anderson, Dorothy Brown, Helen I.srrebss and Anna Patton. The la oioe who served at the chafing dishes R. Lsnnswall, Mrs. H. E. Grimes, Mrs. H. c. Lafhrop, Mrs. F. E. Guild. Mrs. J. c. LAthxop, Mrs A. J. Larra bee, Mrs. Charles Larrabee. Mrs. w. F. Naana They were assisted by Misses Narisn Larrahse. Mary FrinlS. Ger Kesnsy, Mrs. Harold Maine. Mrs. John Webster, Mrs. Homer Wood
 Mrs. Panton and Mrs. Grant of Jewett City are guests at the home of W. r. Maine.
 Mrs. J. .. Tatem having moved to Wulimantje the entertainInent con- mittee of the Missionary society was left without a chairman. Mrs. Charles keenev has been chosen to serve in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
WELLINGTON

The burial of MT. Bennett, wiac died at the home of his son-in-law. Charles Bassie, took lace in the family lot in Evergreen cemetery, Brooklyn. N Y.
 At the Baptist parsonage tho cist- ern is completed, so the soft water problem is solved for that dwelling for a long time to come.
 Mfr. and Mrs. VIII Downs and lftfis daughter are at George A Cos groye's.
 The mission study class last Thurs day evening was well attended and very pleasant
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

] Mir. and Mrs. Harold Bloom spent Sunday with friends in Putnam. ( Racine weye ia Sonthhridxe, Mass. on Sunday.
 Mrs. Irving Bradford was at her fa- ther's, Benjamin Chandler's, early in the week.
 MT. and Mrs. o. A. E1iscox were in Southbridge, Mass. on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
BOLTON NOTCH
0t<asins on the Lsks-6anauet oi Brotherhood Of Quarryvills Church.

0tsasins on the Lsks-6anquet of Brotherhood Of Quarryvills Church. Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Maine came home Friday from Q weeks trip.
 Marvin Howard spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Mrs. Mary BrunnelI is home from eprfngfieid. Mass. where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs c. W. Hatch.
 Coed Skating.
 Skating is good on Lake Ho1brook. About twenty young people of Beik- nap and Coventry were on the lake Tuesday night and had a fine time. Mrs. Bacon of Hartford has been the gusst of her sister. Mrs. Reed. Ernest Howard was in Hartford on Saturday.
 Drethsphoed Banquet. The Brotherhood of the Quarryyflie church had . banquet Friday night. Willard Whitehouse is at work again. driving team for C.. White.
 Alonxo McPherson was in Rockville and Manchester Saturday.
 There have been several fine strings of pickerel tA1esn out of Lake Hol- brook the past week
 A number of pupils have been ab- pils have been absent from school this weak on account of colds.
 Fitch Jones has sold his farm and bought the simens place.
 Thero was . meeting of the town school committee last Tuesday eve- ning.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
SOUTH KlLLiNGLY
Many Attend pancs-Pteasant Eyer- ing for Granaers and Their Friends.

The dance at Fred Shippee's last Saturday night was largely attended and . 9oed fisne reported.
 Winsor and Nova Barlow were at home over Sunday.
 Charles A. Flake spent Sunday with his family.
 Miss Alice Browning is the guest of Miss Dora Fiskc.
 Everett Hall has moved into the Boswell farmhouse recently vacated by H. B. Shippee.
 Charles Young and family have moved into the house vacated by Ev- erett Hall.
 Miss Ethel Fisl<e. who has been i'll. much better.
 Grange installation.
 The grangera and a few friends en- joyed a pheasant evening last Monday when they installed officers fer the en- suing year. N. c. Williams and Miss Wood of Brooklyn grange were present and ably assisted in the ex- ercises of the evening. MT. Williams was very interesting in his talk and those present especially appreciated the solo given by Miss Wood. Re- treatments were served and a general good time ended the evening.
 William Sample returned home on Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
SPRING HILL

Mrs. E. StcrFs Is gaining in health aud in hopes of getting out before long.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Weld attended the funeral of Mrs. Weld's uncle, John Ksnnersun of Ashford, Wednesday of last week.
 Mya. n- N. Sears is making her niece. Mira Lillian Ksflehar of Hart ford. a visit.
 Miss Haza1 Jscobs, teacher Of the Spring Hill scilool, is making good pr0ereAe with the little children, and is much apqreciated by the parents.
 The farmers in this vicinity are hust line to hll their ice houses while the cold waathsr lastA Ice is 12 inc}les thick.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
Grange installation.
NORTH STERLING
Farm Property in pemand-rhamas G. stoddard Helping to Raise the Maine,


 Mr. and Mrs r. Q. Burroughs of Hartford have been visitinE at Geo L.. Strong's the past week.
 Charles Young. IT,, of Horse Hill has bought the Nathan Short farm in South KilIingly and is moving there this week.
 Robert Fl. Pierce has been i'll the past week but is much better. Miss Mahle Blanchard and Miss Emma Harrington of Moosup Valley visited at George c. Spooners Sun day.
 Farm property is selling we'll in this part of the state The people have got their eyes open to the fact that it is cheaper to raise their corn here in the New England states than to pay the western farmer, the railroads and the mfdlle man to supply them with their important grain
 Miss Bessie viall Is ill with mild case of typhoid fever.
 Thomas c. Stoadard, formerly of this place. is helping to raise the Maine.