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Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
WINDHAM COUNTY
WINDHAM
Marriage of John M. Potter and Miss
Laura L. Fiseher-Notes.

Mrs. Martha Hart. who sold her farn
recently to Clarence Marley moved tC
WilIimsntic on Monday.
DR.. f.. b. Thompson and family OF
Brooklyn. ". ". have arrived at their
summer home on Zions Hill.
Mrs. Charles Keeney has been visit
ing her mother i'm New London.
Miss Elsie Lincoln of New Haven
was at F. F. webb's over Sunday.
Albert Brown of Hartford was a:
home over Sunday
Miss Emily Lyman is with her niece
Mrs. Harold Shellinston, of Windsor
Locks.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Albert Bates at her home on
Western Women in Eastern Lands was
studied. Topic. The New Woman of
the Orient.
Miss Bessie Maynard has returned
from several weeks spent in New Lon
don.
Miss Ida Webster of New Haven IS
spending her vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Webster.
Mrs Arthur Newton of Hartford has
been the guest of Miss Emma Kenyon.
Mrs. Merrifleld OF South Manchester
IL boarding with Miss Kenyon for a
few weeks
Mrs. Charles Campbell and Miss
Frances Campbell are spending a few
days with Mrs. r. G.. Waterous
Rev. Henry Macbeth of Bethel was
the guest Of Mrs. Henry Hatch Mon
day and Tuesday,
Potter Fisher Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place on Mon
day morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fisher on the Decker
Hill road when their daughter, Lena
Loretta was united in marriage with
John W. Potter. The house was dec
grated with daisies and carnations and
the bridal party stood on a rug Of
daisies. Mrs. George Perry of Scot
land a sister of the bride, played the
wedding march, and Rev. Fl. C. Grimes
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs Potter left on the 1915 train for
White River Junction. VT. On their
return they will stay with the grooms
parents until their new home is ready
on lions Hill There were many gifts
Of silver. china. linen. money and fur
niture. Mrs. Potter attended the VIII
linantic Normal school and has been
a successful teacher. Mr.. Potter is the
second son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur s.
Potter and the Junior member of tile
firm OF Johnson & Potter and Is also
assistant postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Maine have been
IN Hartford this week.
Mrs. Charles keeney returned We'd
rsedsy from New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Maine cele-
hrated the first anniversary of their
marriage at Mrs Names sisters in
W3llir1 "a ntic Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
THOMPSON
Interesting Essay Read at Grange
Lot Leased for Diamond.

Miss Addie Browe is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mills.
The Erhard lot. owned by J. J.
Bernklow, has been leased for the
summer for baseball purposes A game
between Thompson and Mechanics is
planned for this Saturday after
noon.
Changers Hear Essay.
A large audience Tuesday night at
the Grange showed much interest in
Richard Barton's essay, The Causes
Which Led to the Separation of the
United States from the Mother Coun-
try, from the English Point of View
Herbert X. Cummings of West
Boylston, formerly of this place. has
been appointed to a professorship at
the Worcester Pofytechnical institute
for the coming year.
Wedding Announcement
Announcements were recently re-
ceiyed of the marriage of Lucy How
ard lngraham. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs H B. IngrshaIn, and Robert Ham
mend
Q. E. Mills was at his fathers home
Sunday and sang a solo at the family
service in the Congregational church
Among those OF the local Grange
who attended the meeting in Stur-
bridge Saturday were Misses Mary J.
Ross. Sybil Pettis, Alice Kies and Ruth
Chandler.
ChiIdren's Day.
Children's Cay is to be observed az
the Brandy Hill and Congregational
churches by special services Sunday
afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
NORTH COVENTRY
Arrangements for ChiIdren's Sunday
Chicken Thieves Busy.

Tomorrow Sunday is 10 be observ-
ed as Children's day in the church. by
sermon from the pastor to children
the christening of young children and
and elaborate Sunday school concert.
Rev. Martin Kellogg and wife on
Monday attended the union meeting of
the Telland County and Windlnam
County Association of Minister'S at
Storrs college, as guests of the faculty.
Chickens Stolen.
Gilbert Storrs had nearly $50 young
chickens stolen on a recent night.
Mrs. S. n. Loomis visited in Hart
ford recently.
Mrs. George IT. Perkins has been in
Danbury for a visit.
Miss Florence Hawkins recently Wis
tied in Hartford.
tied a sick son in Manchester.
The past week has been very cold,
chilly and rainy, which brought for
ward the grass crop rapidly.
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Mcknight of
Chaplin have recently visited their son.
Wallace Mcknight.
Admitted to Grange.
At the last meeting of Coventry
grange, No. IS, Rev. Martin kellogg,
Mrs. kellogg and Miss Ruby S. KEEL
logg were received from Ekonk grange,
No. 50.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
SPRING HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F, Storrs We're in
Coventry Sunday.
The meeting of Echo grange Monday
evening at the Center drew members
from the Hill.
: "Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid
society served salad and strawberry
supper in the lecture room of the
church. which was fairly well attend
ed Price of the supper was 20 cents
Mrs. Il. NJ. Sears and Mrs. w. A.
Weld visited Webster and Dudley.
Mass last THURSDAY
3. NJ. Sears was called to Coventry
on Thursday to assist in the appraisal
of property.
In place of the regular service at
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing. there viii be exercises appropriate
Childxaa-a E...dAs-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
HoPKINTon
Teachers Reappointsd Republican.
Win in Tuesdays Election.

AT the monthly meeting of the school
committee, held in Hope Valley on
Monday at the home of The clerk, Miss
CARA A. Olney, FIVE of last year $
teachers We're reappeinted for the en-
suing year Orders were granted to
pay nliiS 10 the amount of $77.25.
Fireworks Licenses.
The town council met Monday aft
ernoen IN the town hall Licenses to
sell fireworks were granted William r.
Burdick I'd and Frank w. CrandalI
from July to July next
5000 in Trust.
Alfred Collins of Charlestown, nine
~ years old. was present and gave
the town the sum of 5000 in trust, the
interest to be used in the care of the
Collins cemetery
Fifty dollars of the highway anprc-
prlauon was allotted to each of the
four districts in town.
Bllis We're ordered paid to the
amount of S1,36S43
Republicans Won
The annual town election was held
Tuesday June s. at the polling places
in the two voting districts of the town.
Three tickets We're in the field-repup-
Hcan, prohibition and citizens. The
hundred majority A fair number Of
electors came out, considering the
weather
Probate Court Session.
At the monthly session of the pro-
bate court Monday, the inventory of
the estate of Theodore Hoxsie was re-
eeived and ordered recorded
Miss Mary Leavens OF Brooklyn. y.
y. is a guest at the home of Hon. E.
3. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs Hector Darrach of
Mystic returned home Saturday after
visiting at the home of Jason P. S.
Brown
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
TeLLAND COUNTY
sT0RRS.
NO commencement Exercises This
Year-Reception to Rev. and Mrs. L.
S. Rogers-Notes.


Owing to a change in the course Of
study, there is no class of graduates
at the college this year. CONS equently
mere VIII be no commencement pro-
gramme. In its place on Monday eve
ming. June y. two outdoor plays will
be given by the students. Tuesday will
De Alumni day. The banquet will be
he'll at 1.3o in the new dining hall.
where the toasts will be given BY an
interesting list of Speakers At eigh.
O'Clock will be the alumni dance. on
wednesday tennis and basebaN be-
tween the alumni and under graduates
VIII be played. on Wednesday eve ming
the college societies hold their nslual
banquets in Hartford
Reception to New Pastor.
On Friday evening the church save
a reception to its new pastor Rev.
and Mrs. l.. G. Rogers. The faculty
and students with members of Me
community had a pleasant evening.
Ice cream and cake We're served.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Slater has gone to
her home in Bristol Ferry for a week S
stay.
Mrs. John Fits has returned from
visit to her fathers home in Ware
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Y. Beebe. Mrs.
Charles Thorn and Mrs. Louis Clinton
attended a concert in Hartford We'd
nesday evening. making the trip by
auto.
Work has begun on the piazza to be
on the parsonage.
The horse sheds have been taken
down, preparatory to moving them
A handsome, substantial stone wall is
being put around the old cemetery
County Ministers Assoc; alton. Z
The Wfndham and Tolland county
associations of Congregational minis
tiers held their joint meeting at the
college by its invitation on Monday
The wives of the pastors were present
and enjoyed the day in spite of the
rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
EAsTFoRp
District Superintendent in Town
Congregational Socisty Gives Straw
berry Social.

Fred A. Bowen was the leader al
the Christian Endeavor meeting al
the chapel last Sunday evening. Top
le, the Life of Samuel
District Supt. J. H. Newland. of Nor
wien and Rev. John r. Miller of WeSI
Thompson were the guests of Rev
and Mrs. A. H. Whitney on Thursday
afternoon, June /. They stopped ever
night business meeting was held
IN the Methodist church in the eve
ming.
Edwin Thomas came to his summer
home on Saturday, the Sd. and spent
Sunday and Monday with his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Broadway
and Mr.. and Mrs George Clark of
Putnam visited recently Mrs. Sarah
Bradway and ID. p. CIark's family.
Miss Rosa Spaulding and friend
from Stamford are staying at her
bungalow.
Warren Keith visited in Boston re-
Gently. He purchased an automobile.
Late May Baskets.
Misses Mabel and Minnie Jones, Ell
eanor Keith, each received the last of
May a handsome Nav basket well
music and games.
Mrs. Maria Bowers has moved to
Mansfield, her former home.
Miss Rebecca Walker who spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Walker, has returned to Danielson.
A. NJ Bowen has bought the new
store. formerly occupied by J. j.
Young.
Strawberry Social.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregatienal church gave strawberry
social at the chapel Wednesday. eve
ming.
The children are practfcing for Chill
dren's day.
Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Davis have
returned home, having visited their
daughter in Pawtucket, r. l., and al
SO daughter in Spencer, Mass
Everyone is rejoicing over the much
needed rain.
Mrs. Clarissa Holman is thought to
be critically i'll. She is in her ninety
second year.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
HAMPTON
Burial Of ouesnie Vicksrs-Msny Sum
rsr Bosrders ChiIdren's Pro
sramrs at Grange.

William Pearl and family have re-
turned from Auburn, r. l.. where they
visited Mrs. Pearls father and moth
or. Mr.. and Mrs. Benziger.
Queenfe Vickers died Monday night
Of tuberculosis. The funeral was held
Wednesday, with burial in the North
cemetery.
The Prospect house is nearly fun of
summer boarders.
John Welies is visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. Charlotte Smith.
New Postoffice.
Mr.. Roberts opened the new post
ofYice last Tuesday noon. He expects to
have his store in running order by the
first Of next week.
Miss Cynthia Hammond, who has
been visiting in Norwich. has returned
home.
Children Entertain.
At the last regular meeting of L. r.
O., Hopeful Juvenile grange, No. 2. fur
nished the programme. which consisted
or Rotations. drills, dialogues and vo-
cal and instrumental music. The r,lil-
dren all did exceptionally well. Ten
cents admission was charged, and the
proceeds were set aside toward a fund
for heating the hall.
Substitute Carrier A. E Pearl has
been carrying mail on route ., the reg
uler carrier having a vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
COLUMBIA
Local Man Wirs Manchester Bride
Columbia Team Wins and Loses in
Saturdays Contests.


Roland Smith Of this place and Miss
fGertrude Brown of Manchester veers
married on Wednesday of last week a.
/. the brides home in Manchester. Tn<
ttbride and groom came at once to c.
4 lumbla, where they viii reside.
Buys Coventry Farm.
shis farm property in this place. hay
purchased a farm in Covenotrv and viii
Istake immediate possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Little have been
Visiting relatives in Michigan
Local Nine Breaks Even.
Saturday forenoon ON Colurrbfe
\ of Hebron and Columbia. The CANT
= was close one the scores sta nH5ng ~
7 ito u "a the close of the eighth inning.
In the ninth the Hebrens failed tn
score the Columbia lads scoring ons
run. In the afternoon a game wss
pYayed by the West End nine of Will
mantle and the local nine. The locals
were beaten. 10 to 9.
4 Close of School Year.
Miss Vera Holmes closed her term
of school in the Chestnut Hell district
last Monday and returned TO her hon1s
in Rockville.
h trs. Emily A. Little has been spend
ing several days with the family o-
her son, Louis W. Little, or Essr
Han upton.
ton "a, fresh start and farmers ars
hopir 3 that seeds planted during the
extrel y ely dry weather Of the past few
weeks 4 will now terminate.
The schurch and chapel are receiving,
coat &of paint.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10

The funeral of Mrs Olive NJ Warner.
wife of M illiam II, Warner. was hell
at the Oh mrch last Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock fJune ?, Rev. Joseph Heroid
officiating.A The floral tributes were
beautiful a The choir sang Abide with
.de, Rock N Ages, and Jesus. Lover OF
My Soul. Mrs. Warner was hns
Christian yVoman and highly esteemed
by all.
Hebron r,lnge held regular meet
ing at the hall Friday evening.
We ulding invitations.
Invita- lions are out for the wedding
of Miss Hele n NJ. Hodge and Sherwood
II. Raymon. at the Congregational
church Mono hy, June 18th. at D. m.
ChilGfens FAY exercises will be held
at the church, next Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson returned las
Saturday from ! visiting her son and his
family in Pri heeton Mass.
Move, to Newington.
John A No Govern. who has con-
Quoted black smith shop here for TIE
past three yea rs. has moved with his
family to NeI fington, where he has
entered the e snploy of Theodore 4.
Stanley.
Mrs. Amelia Cutler of Utica. " Y,
has been visitir lg relatives here. being
called here by 5he death of her sister,
Mrs. William T. Warner.
Mrs. ]. S. PORTER gave an interesting
account of Boiler tfia at the c. z. meet
ing Sunday ever Ting.
Rev. J. s. Port Err of Prague. Austria,
is spending the Sweek with friends
here.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
P0HFRET CENTER

Mrs. e. e. Brown spent the week
end with her mother at Black Hall
Part of Miss Clark's lhousehouId are
a La Plaisance getting the house in
readiness for Miss Clark, who is ex-
pected soon
Miss EurelIa G. Grosvenor attended
the reunion of her class at Wellesley,
Mass, Saturday. June g.
DIR. Joseph Clark Hoppin and fam
lily are visiting at ReadVi1e
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
BROOKLYN
Lemon Picked Which Weighed 10
Cunces-Woman's Club Considers
Holland of Today.

Mrs. James C. Palmer has raised
upon lemon tree in her house a
lemon that weighed 10 ounces
Mr.. and Mrs. Vine r. Franklin Wis
tied relatives in Providence over Sun
Gay.
George 7. Brown of Providence spent
the week end with his sister. Mrs. j.
x. Potter.
The 3. Y. p Z. meeting Sunday
evening was led by the president, I. w.
Chapman. Subject Lessons from
Great Lives-Samuel
Charles H. Blake and son, Charl IS
Edwin Blake are in Norfolk Va. Wis
iting relatives, sailing from Provi-
dence.
Not Guilty.
The case brought against Charles
stromoerg by the prosecuting attorney
of the Humane society was tried on
Monday before Justice Litchfeld of
Hampton. The accused was found NOT
guilty.
Woman's Club Meets
The WomaE's club of Brooklyn met
Monday afternoon with Miss Sheldon
Topic, Holland of Today RoIlcall: re-
sponses: literary and educational items
about Holland. A paper was read by
Miss Laura Sheldon. Art and Artists
of Holland DR.. Rienzi Robinson of
Danielson read a paper on The Infu-
erce of the Dutch in America which
WAS very fine
Miss Charlotte Palmer has returned
home from visiting relativ in Hart
ford and Pittsfeld, Mass
Miss Gertie Green of Austin IT. H..
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Frank A.
Herrick
Rev. r. d. Hatch is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. d. f. Hatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
JACKSONVILLE

Miss Hattie Jennings was in Webster
WEDNESDAY
L. Keigwin was Worcester visitor
Tuesday.
School closed Friday for the sum-
mer vacation.
Fred Mills was in Webster Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Adams were out of
town visitors THURSDAY
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
WEST WOODSTOCK
Willing Workers Give Strawberry
Supper-Missionary Meeting.

The Stephen Bradford place was
sold by bargain to New York parties
but the buyers backed out
Mrs. Charles Place is visiting in
Providence
The Willing Workers gave a straw
berry supper recently in the vestry of
the Baptist church
The Ladies Missionary meeting was
held with MIS-. Moses Gage Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs May Chamber
lin and Mrs. Wendell Witter gave an
account f the World in Boston as it
appeared to them.
Mrs. Tyler has gone from Jarvis
Halls.
Miss Kate Danielson. who has been
visiting Mrs. F.. L. Corbin, returned
home Friday
Mrs Wilcox from UncasvIIIe was
calling on friends in this parish last
week
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10

Happenings of kse Week-Sunn1eS
Resident s. Arriving.

Miss Alice Bue II of Waterbury "a
with her sister. Nj Is. Charles w Burt,
al the parsonage, Tor the summer.
Mrs Jane 3. Sun tner has opened nsP
summer lone, havi ng spent the winter
in Hartford with her daughter, Mrs.
c. S. Hutchinson.
Mrs. f. H. War Held and Calvin
Hutchinson attende II the funeral OF
their aunt Mrs. Viii Ham Z. Warner, "a
Gilead, Ia st week.
Albert Buell. of Mi adiebury spent the
first of the week at the parsonage, the
guest of his daughte ~
Mrs A. NJ Sperr.g is visiting her
sister. Mrs F. f. Riyggies.
Miss Olive Barrows' of Hartford was
the guest recently of levisses Maude an 1
EliZabe White.
Mrs. c. W. Burt spe MT a few days II
Norfolk recently.
Measles are prevalent in town; thew
are not confined to thet children atone,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
EAST WELLINGTON

Florence Poulstrey is in Providence.
where she has good position
The Mrosyowski boy broke his wrist
last week.
Edith. Cushman is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Cushman.
: Mr.. and Mrs J. Osborne are having
many letters from those looking for
country homes.
Mrs. Philo Church was buried last
Saturday She was the adopted
daughter of the late Mrs. Gilbert Ide.
Mr.. George Lyons and family have
moved to the Cartier place near West
Wilmington
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
MANSFIELD DEPOT
Sermon to Children and Mothers
Driving AccIld ent.

Rev. r. B. Sherman ON Sunday next
will deliver special I'D idress to the
children and mothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen Svere in Stat
ford last Sunday.
AS Mrs. Wallace Storrs was driE.nz
near Hillside hall recently her colt be-
came frightened A pony trap. whirl-
ing about and throwing Mrs. Storrs
out. Fortunately she wass not hurt
Mr. Baker, Mr.. Barrett q nd Mr. Pol
lard were among Willimsrntic visitors
the past week.
Mrs. Corbet spent Thursday on Rip
ley Hill with her granada ghter. Miss
Brigham.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10

iii and has been obliged to giveup her
school in Union. where she had proved
to be very efficient teacher.
Miss Hazel Dickey of Providence
r. t. visited her sister, Mrs A. v.
Green. recently
j. Fl. Walsh OF the carpet company
and Mrs. Walsh were recent visitors in
Boston and vicinity, returning in their
automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Atwood of Man
chester visited c. C. Downing Sun
day
H. o. May of Belmont, Mass. Wis
tied his father Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
WAUREGAN
Stone Kendall Wedding = Brooklyn
Road to be Macadamized.

Earnest Wild has returned from
Pittsf1eld. Mass, where he has been a
guest of friends the past two weeks.
Stone-kendaII Marriage.
Harold Stone and Miss Ruth Kendall
We're married at the home of Mr. Stone
Tuesday evening. molly near relatives
being present. Mr.. and Mrs Stone
viii make their home on the old home
stead.
Brooklyn Road to be improved.
The Brooklyn road is to be maca-
ddmized from the Amos Kendall place
TO the bridge in West Wauregan so it
is said.
Alexander Sperry of ST Louis was
visitor here Thursday
Repairing the Station.
Carpenters are at work at the rail-
road station repairing the damage done
10Y the recent fire.
Joseph Ante has finished work for
Jere Elliott and is employed by An
drew Buthiler.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Death of Mrs. EIecta Cooper, Aged 81

Miss Harriet SlingsIey has returned
from Hartford.
Mrs Electa Cooper died Sunday
evening She was 81 years old. Prob
ably the oldest person in Woodstock
Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Kenyon at
tended the Carpenter Angel wedding
in Putnam on Wednesday
Several from here attended the
strawberry supper in West Woodstock
Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
EAST WOODSTOCK
Miss Amidon in Town After Thirty
Years-Auction at johnson Place.

Misses Bernice and Lyle Turner are
home from college
Miss Sarah Amidon of New Ha-
ven has been visiting Mrs. l.. II.
Luiderman- This ia her first visit
since the pastorate of her father the
late Rev. :. Anidon. thirty years ago.
G. G. Aldrich and family of Pom
fret visited at F.. f. MAYS Sunday.
Rev. Wallace Stearns of Putnam
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday.
]. ID. Sanger, Mrs. NJ. b. Morse, Carr
Morse and Mrs. T.. F. May motored to
Willimantic last Friday, calling on
relatives.
Motorist Injured.
Tracy White while cranking his au-
to last Friday was hit in the fore
head. resulting in deep cut. He was
able to get to the Doctors office where
hts wound was dressed.
Sold at Auction.
The effects of the late George john
son were sold at auction Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
ABINGDON

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Crane and son
of Waterbury spent Sunday with local
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Allen receiv-
ed post card shower Monday, it be-
ing their fiftieth wedding anniversary,
School at the Corners closed Thurs
day, Mr. Crane, the teacher, will not
return another year.
Children's day will be observed Sun
day at the Congregational church
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10

ness meeting in the vestry wednesday
evening.
Clara Geer has been i'll.
Doctor Maine and Mrs. Saunders en-
Joyed drive to Hampton last Sunday.
work
Mrs. John Hemmipway was in Wau-
REGAIN Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
NORTH STERLING
Death of jeremiah o. TayIor-cIose Of
School Year.

Walter Dixon OF Putnam visited his
mother Sunday.
Jeremiah O. Taylor. who has. been
feeble for some time died June LIST at
the age of 80. Mr. Ta yior had lived
here all his life and was a quiet. peace
full citizen.
+. o. Plummer and family and Miss
Lucinda Knight visited at George c.
Spooner's Sunday
Miss Virginia S Shame closed y
successful year of school here Friday.
George c. Spooner is still confined tn
the house with severe case of the
grin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Miss W1itford Taught Her Way Round
the World-Thomas Conion BUYS
Farm.

Miss Lena E. Whitford was the
guest of Mrs S. B. HadIey last week.
Miss Whitford left here eight years
ago for trip around the world earn
ing her expenses by teaching school
She taught two years in California.
six years in Honolulu, and last teach
ing in India. She visited many other
places. After 4 few weeks visiting
in New England she is going to Flor
ida to visit her mother, Mrs George
l.. Bromley. who left here six years
ago to make her home in Florida.
Buys Farm.
Thomas Conlon has bought a small
farm near Baltic and moved TO his
new home Monday
William Kendall of Lisbon was Wis
ting his sister. Mrs. Benjamin Brown.
the first part of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
WELLINGTON
Sunday School Officers All Reelected.

The annual meeting for choice Of
officers at the Sunday school was held
at the close of the session Sunday
John Bartlett was reelected super
intendent, Mrs. Darrows assistant SUI
perintendent: Deacon WaYiand Pratt,
secretary: Mrs. II. O. Ward, treasurer;
Miss Mabel Clark librarian: Mrs. Har-
riet. c. r. Pourtroy. organist.
Thanks and appreciation were voted
Mr. CosgroVe for his long and faith
full service as trea surer of the sun
day school Mrs. Darrow was appoint
ed chairman of a committee consist
ing of the officers Of the school to plan
for the annual picnic Rev. Mr.. OAR
row. Miss Mathews. Miss Pratt and
Miss Bugbee We're appointed a com
mittee to purchase new books for the
library