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Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
NEW LONDON COUNTY
-vOLuNT0WN
Frank S. 1itgcod's. Death a Loss to
~. COMMUNITY = Unpaid Road
Workers Quit-Pians for Memorial
Day.

On Sunday morning last the death
occurred of Frank s. Pitgood. whose
loss is deeply felt by the entire com
munity. He took an active part in
in many capacities, always in a faith
full and eflicient manner. He leaves
three sons, Clarence of this place.
George of New London and Ellsworth
NJ. Bitsood of Winsted. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon, the Rev.
E. w. Potter of Jewett City officiating
Burial was in Robbins cemetery.
Road Lsborers Want Wages.
Work on the state road in this town
Iaoorers refuse to do any more work
until they receive their wages which
are long overdue. In the meantime
residents are complaining against the
length of time the road has been closed.
Something should be done in the mat
ter.
Memorial Day Plans.
On Sunday afternoon committees
from the Grand Army /. o. O. f. and
tbs, F. of A. met at Union hall and or
yanized as a general committee 10
make arrangements for observance CT
Memorial day, May S9th. These three
organizations, it is expected. will be
in line with full ranks. There are in
town a number of Sons of Veterans
who will be given a place in line il
they will give their names to the com
rnittee. This committee has requested
the assistance of the citizens generally
in order that they may have a fitting
observance. Following are the mem
hers of the committee: Thomas Nc
Donald. chairman, Charles z. Maine,
George W. Wilson. ]. p. Sheldon, Louis
pcbeau, Orris s. Rix Simon Brown and
Joseph Baton.
Successful Minstrels.
Thursday evening local amateurs
rave a pleasing performance in the
form Of a minstrel entertainment for
the benefit of st. Thomas church AT
ter the entertainment the evening was
spent IN dancing by the large audi
ence tina. was present. Harmony Or
chestra furnished music.
Village interests.
On Sunday, May 7th the sacrament
of baptism was conferred upon Bertha
Rhea daughter of William Ritchotte,
by the Rev w. A. Keefe at st.
Thomas church. The sponsors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohjim Boucher.
Announcement mas been made of the
forthcoming marriage of Wilfrid Bou-
cher AMI Miss Celanise Carriveau,
which will take place at St Thomas
church on May n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Maine We're
visitors in Norwich on Saturday last.
DR.. George Bitgood Of New London
and DIR. Ellsworth NJ. Bitgood of Win.
sted were in town this week.
DIR. Casey and a lady friend from
Norwich we're in town on Sunday.
There viii be a puolic memorial SER
vice for the G. A. r. at st. Thomas
church or Sunday May 9th.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
CENTRAL. VILLAGE
The Kings Daughters Hang May 6as-
ket for Miss Barber-Accident-P
sonaIs.

Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich and
Miss Lucille Stetson of Jewett City
spent Sunday at Mortimer Stetson's.
The Kings Daughters met at their
rooms Monday afternoon.
Thomas Carlan has recovered from
his recent illness.
Charles Nutail spent Sunday at his
home in Putnam.
Thomas Holmes of Norwich was a
Z Monday v, visitor here.
a. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Haskell Of
Jewett City visited friends here Mon
day.
May Basket for Shut-ln.
The Kings Daughters hung Miss
Phebe Barber a beautiful May basket
Monday evening. The basket was
white, and filled with the seasons del
ieacies. Miss Barber has been an in
valid the past four years and unable
to meetswith them. The remembrance
was much appreciated.
Mrs. Willard Ballou of North Tx
bridge visited at Samuel Collins Mon
day.
Mrs John Stone of Norwich visited
her father, Nathaniel P. Thompson, on
Wednesday,.
Frank Barber of Exeter, r. l., has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Will
liam Dean.
Mrs Fred Briggs has returned to
her school duties after a few weeks
absence on account of illness.
Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson and Mrs.
Frank II. Tillinghast have been recent
Norwich visitors.
Gift for Teacher.
Miss Margaret Murphy received a
beautiful May basket from her pupils
q. few evenings ago.
Miss Beatrice Seguin spent Sunday
with her cousin, Miss Vivian Levalley,
in Danielson.
Joseph Levslley has resigned in
Stafford Springs and has returned to
his home.
Miss Elizabeth Burke spent Sunday
with relatives in WilEmantic.
Injured by Fall.
Mrs. Patrick .Millett fell in the yard
few days ago and injured her arm
and shoulder badly. A physician from
Danielson attended her, but found no
bones broken.
William Brewer of Danielson has
beer visiting his brother. Eugene
Brewer.
Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunday at
his home in Uxbridge, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
DAYvILLE
Hor. Charles E. SearIs to Deliver Me.
mortal Day Address.

William T. Shaw spent Monday i'll
Worcester.
Mrs. c. A Russell is spending the
week in Providence.
Leon Gagnon spent the week end m
town.
Mrs. f. w. Bennett was called to
DAM alsor recently. as her sister. was
very i'll.
William n Burnett was the leader of
the Christian Endeaxor meeting on
Sunday
Memorial Day Speaker.
The Hon. Charles E. Searis is to de-
liver the Memorial address in Dayvilie
on Sunday May 2sth.
John Coffey received word Wednes-
day of the serious illness Of his sister,
Mrs. Ray. of Moosup.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Joslin, who
have been with Mrs. Oswald Street this
winter. are visiting in Bridgeport and
New York city.
Earl and Harold Shaw spent the
week end in town, guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Shaw.
James Blanchard was in East Green
wich the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
DR. Rogers
Gardner Benson was in town Tues
day calling on friends
Miss Florence Robinson is in Rock
vile.
Mrs. F. B. Robinson and two chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w F. Bidweu.
Auto Trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lorne Grieg took
an automobile trip to Boston with Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Park Saturday.
Misses Nellie and Mary Racine spent
the week end in Providence.
Miss Hazel Smith was entertained
by North Grosyenordale friends Sun
day
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
SOUTH CANTERBURY
County Sunday School Convention
Hartford Family Camping at the
Lake.

The annual Tolland county Sunday
school convention vas held at ths
Methodist church Thursday.
The Y. P. S. G. E. held a supper and
social in the vestry of the Consrega-
tional church last Saturday evening.
Miss Weyman of Hartford is at the
Taylor farm, on Smith street, for an
indefinite stay.
Camping at the Lake.
William Driscol1 and family of East
Point Lake Wangunbaug. The chill
dren are attending the Center school.
Mrs. William Kingsbury of New Lou-
don is in town for a few days.
Mr.. Robinson and family of Eagle-
vile are occupying the Sheridan plscs
on Main street.
The house of J. y. Nichols is quar-
antined, one of the children being i'll
with scarlet fever
The youngest child of Joseph Green
is i'll with diphtheria-
Blood Poisoning from Scratch.
Samuel Ledoyt is suffering fron
blood poison, resulting from scratch-
ed hand.
Mrs. Samuel Wipberly and daughter
Florence were n Boston Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Waldo
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
j. Lyon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Burdick and
son Francis of Norwich Miss Melissa
]. Larknam of Plain Hill, Norwich,
Mrs. George f. Larkham and Mrs.
Henry F. Larkham of Canterbury
Green were visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi \. Clark's Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
HOLLAND COUNTY
MASHAPAUG
Fire Deputies Ordered to Issue Ne
More Permits-Frostproof Warehouse
to Store 1000 Barrels of Apples.

The efficiency of the lookout station
on Ball hill has been thoroughly proved
the past few days. especially Non
day evening at 8.15 o'clock when
fire was seen in district line between
the hill and Olin Newelfs residence
Parties were notified, but before reach
ing the location of the fire word came
by telephone that the blaze was out.
There was considerable talk for a few
minutes is to what course to pursue
regarding this fire, as it was evident
no permit had been issued and COM
bining the serious condition together
with the great losses by fire all around,
it seemed almost proper to enforce the
law If the guilty party could be To-
Gated and allow the person or persons
the chance to suffer the payment of
5000 fine possible in such a case. Tues
day morning the fire warden issued an
order instructing all deputies not to
issue any permit for burning rubbish
heaps until after a good, heavy rain.
Mrs e. H. Walker and Mrs. Pris-
ella Hollinsworth passed Sunday with
friends in North Ashford.
Frostproof Storage for Apples.
Workmen are engaged this week
laying the cellar walls for the ware
house on the Paul farm The build
ing is to be 30x50. and have a storage
place in the cellar for 1000 barrels Of
apples and the first floor the same
space. The building will be built frost
proof, with room 10 drive a team into
the cellar for unloading and loading.
Old Time Memorial Day Planned.
Thomas Hudson has been circulating
| a subscription paper for the benefit Of
Memorial day exercises, the plan being
to secure if possible, a brass band
from Southbridge, Mass. for the day,
| thus reviving the old custom of May
| 80 at Mashapaug.
Luther Crawford of Stafford was the
guest of his brother. G. w. Crawford.
| Sunday.
Albert Hewlett, Jr., passed last Sat-
urday in Southbridge, calling on
| friends.
An auto party from Stafford Springs
called on Lyman Moore Sunday aft
| ernoon.
The Austin Bros, Messrs. Small,
| Mole and others were at Wildwood
| the first of the week They also en-
| tertained Fred Young of Lowell. Whila
| fishing, Joe Mole caught an eel three
| feet long
Mrs. Lyman Moore has returned
| frcm a visit to relatives in HolyoIe,
| Springfield and other places.
| Willie Bowler was home over Sun
| day. Messrs. Labente. Christian and
| Denault were at Aleck Bauvier's the
| first Of the week, and all went fish
| ing with good success. Fishing has
| been extremely good during the few
past warm days. and nearly everybody
| has been having a good time with the
| lines
William Ferry, who was at his farm
on Sunday is i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
NORTH COVENTRY
Meeting of Ladies' Society-Endeav@
orers Have Social Evening.

Wallace Mcknight painfully mutiIs
ated his right hand in a power sa-
While saving wood One finger had 20
be amputated.
Mr.. and Mrs Storrs of Spring HiV
haye been guests of their son, Gilbert
Storrs.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis of Woodstock has
been guest in town.
Ladies' Society Meet.
The Ladies' society, which has thu
name of 1.-The Coventry Fragment So
ciety' met Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlors of the parish house
for business, work and five o'clock tea
There was a large attendance.
c. e. Social.
The c. f. society held a social OF
Wedncs lay evening il the chap4
and parlors of the parish house. Will
a programme OF music, pnonograpf1
chir4de games and collation..
large number of young people werA
present.
Rev. Mr.. Mcknight of Chaplin, fore
1ner pastor here, and Mr.. and Mr1
Mcknight visited their son, Walla1&
Mcknight. recently.
The farmers are very busy hurrN
ing their seed into the ground. III
season is very backward. There &
great need of rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
UNcASvILLE
Services Resumed in st. Johns Newly
Decorated Church-Lodge Room In
terests-Birthday Surprise Party.

Ambrose Sullivan and Charles Ram
age have formed a business partner
ship.
on Sunday morning services at St
Johns Roman Catholic church were
resumed The church has been closed
for re-decorating the interior.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Morgan and child
of East Lyme We're recent guests at
the home of Mrs Morgans nephew. E.
/. Browning
Mrs. John Austin of New London
was an over Sunday guest at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Hanna
Mrs. Thomas Anderson of New Brit
ain has been the guest of friends IN
Pequot.
Shoes Stolen from Car.
car containing freight for several
of the towns merchants was on sid
ing at the station in this place, and
among the parcels was case con-
tanning shoes for w. B. Walden, which
it was discovered upon unloading had
been opened and one pair or more of
patent leather. No. Z, shoes taken out.
The other boxes containing shoes that
were in the large box had been turned
over and mixed up so it was
difficult to tell just how many pairs
had been taken out The car was
properly sealed when it arrived and it
is suspected that during the unloading
the car was left open long enough I'M
guarded for some one to break open
the case of shoes.
Surprise Party.
Miss Minnie Nichols was given
surprise party Tuesday evening, it
being her sixteenth birthday Four
teen friends were present and enjoyed
games and music. Refreshments were
served. Several handsome presents
were given.
Mrs. William 3. Walden. accompa-
MED by her sister-in-law, Mrs. W.
Irving Gadbois of East Lyme. has re-
turned to her home in this place, aft
er spending several days with friends
in WillimaEtic.
o. U. A. M. Meeting.
American council, o. L. A. NJ, at
on class of candidates. took action
on several applications for member
ship, after which a social time was
spent.
Repairing SchooIhouses.
The repair work on the various
schoolhouses has been begun. The
Chesterfield schoolhouse was the first
one taken in hand.
At the meeting of Thames lodge, I.
o. o. F.. Tuesday night. the second
degree was worked on a class of can
didates. Mr.. Patton was chosen dele
gate from this lodge to the grand
lodge in Danbury.
Buys Land.
The tract of land adjoining the
property of DR.. Morton E Fox, which
was owned by Mrs. Rose CoggshalI
Williams, has been purchased by Mi
chaeI Rheaume. The land will be used
by Mr.. Rheaume for gardening this
season.
Mrs. Herbert Maxwell. who has been
the guest of friends in this village.
returned Tuesday to ner home in New
Britain.
z. D. Steele and P. d. Hill of New
London were in town Monday.
William Schmauk of New London
was a business caller in town Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gage of Nor
wich visited local friends Tuesday.
The brick for the addition to the
Thames Dye and Bleachery have been
received and work was commenced on
the side walls.
E. H. Browning is at work drawing
gravel for Mrs. E. A. Palmer. Mrs.
Palmer recently moved her large barn
back to give more lawn Soom and is
now having the grounds leveled off.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
WINDHAM COUNTY.
WOODSTOCK
Library Association Votes to Incor-
porate-General News.

Mrs. S. A. Woodward has returned
from visiting relatives in Pemberton,
n. j., and Phila delphia.
Miss Mary Perley and Miss Ella
Perley are spending a week in Bos-
ton
e. L. Child of Worcester has been
at Valleyside.
Miss Nellie Chandler and Mrs. H. F.
Moore We're in Worcester Wednesday,
Judge G. III. Child attended the meet
ing of the probate assembly in Hart
ford last week.
E. *. Rollins has returned from Ne X
York.
Mrs. William NJ. Gallup and Master
Lester Gallup are guests of Norwich
relatives
Association to incorporate.
At a meeting of the Woodstock Lii
brary association last week it was
voted to Incorporate the association SO
that it could legally receive requests
and donations.
Mrs. William Mat'lewson is enter
tanning her cousin, Mrs. Hayward, OF
East Berlin. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Ritch are in
Watkins. y. T.. visiting Mrs. L. r.
GroSjean.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
CANTERBURY.
Woodland, cordwood, Poles, etc,
Burned Tuesday-kenyon Wedding.

Canterbury has a fire bug. The
worst fire that this town has ever
known took place here last Sat
urday and Sunday. May and z. Over
1000 acres were burned and property
and lives were in danger. 1t was SO
hot that no one could live near it and
the only way they could do was to
set back fires. About 300 persons
We're out fighting FIRE, and five towns
We're represented; Canterbury. Plain
field, Scotland, Hampton and Wind
ham, Several of the men were over
come with the smoke and heat and
dropped, among them being DR.. E. E.
Bennett, one of the towns representa-
tives, and his neighbor. F. L.
Bennett, and William N. Med
bury was hurt by a tree-top which
was dropped on him, cutting his head
open. by young man who is now in
Brooklyn jail accused of the deed.
Some of the local men are tired out
on Thursday on F. L. Benefits wood
lot, a short distance from his home,
one Saturday night at Westminster,
and Sunday at Westminster. The
shovel bucket and mop brigade ought
to have gold medal for bravery; also
the fire warders. One of them Judge
A. II. Bennett, broke his carriage Sun
day at the fire, but bot on horseback
and directed the men. DIR. E. E. Ben
nett lost LOO posts. all cut; $50 cords
of wood. etc. F. l. Bennett lost
number of cords of oak wood all cut.
logs and several thousand feet of wire
pins. etc.
There was a fire at Deacon Charles
Barstow's on Wednesday and Thurs
day, a. chimney fire, which was put out
by the help and quick wit of Mrs.
Barstow's brother, George Barstow and
Fred Green.
Mrs. Davis on Thursday ran a.
needle into her hand It broke off,
leaving the head in her hand. It is
very painful.
Trancy- Kenyon Marriage.
C. A. d. Tracy and Miss Happy
Kenyon were married last week Thurs
day.
Mrs. Raymond V. Gascau received
word on Wednesday of the serious i'll
ness of her brother Leon and has gone
to help care for him.
Mrs NJ. A. Francis has returned to
her home here. The newlyweds will
live in the annex of her home, vacated
by A. R. Farnham.
Another Fire.
| Another disastrous fire ragged Friday
and Saturday at Westminster on the
BROOKLYN read The state police may
be set to watch for some of the
glowworms.
Grange Meeting.
Canterbury grange held an interest
ing meeting in their rooms May 18th.
The lecturers hour was in charge OF
unique part of the programme was the
reading of paper written by Mrs.
Frink. in which the future of the
grange was depicted in such an inter
esting way that all were sincerely sor-
ry when it ended.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
EAsTFoRp
Danferth Howard's FuneraI-Tatsm
Mill Resumes Work-PsrsonaI Items.

Rev. A H. Whitney of the Methodist
church assisted Rev. H. B. Goodsell at
the Baptist church in North Ashford
in the funeral services of Danforth
Howard on the eleventh inst Mr.. How
ard was formerly member of the
Methodist church
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Clark enter
tanned last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Marcy and little son. Gerald. Mr.. and
MIS- Warren Broadway and little son,
Leonard, all of Putnam.
Mrs John Jones attended the flu
neral of her cousin, A. c.. Bosworth, in
Putnam, last Sunday
George -Bosworth and two brothers
with their sister. Miss Carrie of South
bridge. Mass. spent the week end
ry Bosworth
Miss Lillian Huntington led the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
congregational chapel last Sunday
evening; subject The Pledge
Open Summer Home.
Mrs. Edwin Thomas and her mother,
Mrs Peck of New Haven, are occupy
ing their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Keith and two
little sons spent a few days with Mr..
Keith's aunt in Union recently
Mrs. Frank Weeks is with her grand :
daughter in Danielson for few
weeks.
Jacob Hawkins has gone to New
York for a visit with his daughters.
Mrs Irving Barrows of Mendon,
Mass, has been here on a visit. Her
daughters went home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Bartlett buried
their fourteen days old babe on We'd
nesday at North Ashford cemetery.
His name was Wendell E. Rev. ]. B.
King officiated. They mad many beau
tiful flowers.
Fought Woodland Fire.
A number from this place went up
to the Williams place in West Wood
stock on the thirteenth inst. to fight
fire. A. NJ. Bowen was of the num-
ber.-
Mrs. Ellen Ballou spent several days
in West Woodstock recently.
Carl Simmons of West Woodstock
has been stopping for several days
with Darwin Clark's family
NJ. Darwin Lewis of Monson acad-
envy was at his home over Sunday.
Small Fishers, Big Fish.
Master Everett Talbot caught a
sucker recently that weighed one pound
and two ounces. His little brother
Grover captured one which weighed
caught a trout which weighed four
teen ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Tatem are
spending a few weeks with the for
mer's parents. Judge and Mrs. ]. M
Tatem.
Mill Starts Up.
j. NJ. Tatem &c Co.'S mill was not
in operation for a few days last week
on account of a break in the machin-
cry; but has resumed business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Bartlett are en-
tertaining the formers father, Angus
tine Bartlett of Putnam.
Miss Rebecca Walker of DanielsoI
is staying for few days with friends
here.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-20
NlANTlC
Fish for Fulton Market-Summer Res
idents Arriving in the Grove,

Joe Veitz shipped three barrels of
fresh cod to Fulton market, New York,
Tuesday. Several kinds of fish are
being taken daily from the waters of
Mantle and about Black Point by To-
cal fishermen.
Mantle lodge. No. II. 1. O. o. F.,
met at the lodge room in Union hall
Wednesday evening for routine BUSH
ness and degree work
A number of Mantle Odd Fellows
were in Danbury Tuesday. attending
the Grand lodge, 1. O. o. F.
was in New London Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Goodenough of
Hartford have opened their cottage at
Pine Grove for the season.
Mrs. Seigel Winnerwerser returned
Tuesday to Hartford, after making a
lengthy stay in the Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Goss of New
London are at the Goss Cottage in the
Pines
r. o. Libby of New York city spent
Sunday at the Libby cottage.
The Washburn family from Norwich
were at the Washburn cottage Sunday.
NJ. and Ms. Henry Eshenfelder and
day at the Eshenfelder cottage in
Broadway.
Richard Woodwork of New London
was a recent guest of Thomas Wash
burn.
John Songster of Uncasville was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Cottages Opened.
Miss Nanette White of New Lon
don spent Sunday at the Sunbeam
cottage in the Grove.
Capt w. H. Barker of Gales Ferry
is at his cottage in Orchard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Burdick left
Monday for New London, after spend
ing the winter at Pine Grove
Clarence Sweet of Gales Ferry and
Mr.. Sandoro of Groton were in the
Grove Saturday on business.
Mrs. Agnes Lloyd of New York has
opened the Lloyd cottage in Wells
street for the season.
W. j. Manwaring of New Haven
spent short time Tuesday at the
Norman cottage in South street with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert La
than Manwaring.
Mrs. Sarah f. Greenleaf has return
street after a lengthy visit out of
town.
Jacob Linicus of New London has
leased the Lee cottage in Broadway
for the summer.
A number eff automobile parties WIS.,
tied the Grove on Sunday.
John j. Ward of Boston spent Sun
day with his sister. Miss Eva j. Ward
at the Willows.
r.. l.. Manwaring has been making
a number of interior improvements on
Miss E. L. COlville's cottage in Wells
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Barrett OF
Hartford are visiting in the Grove.