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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Summer Residents Arriving at Cottage
in Village and Grove-Miss Jessie A.
Wiley Poisoned by Ivy.

H. C. Whitworth, captain and engi-
neer in chief. United States revenue
service, retired, and family. OF Phila-
delphia. have taken the cottage at
Crescent beach known as Peck S
Pleasant for the summer.
Rev. DR.. ]. J. McCook and family
of Hartford are expected to arrive in
the village Monday for the summer.
Cook estate is getting everything in
readiness for their arrival.
Epwortn league devotional service
was held at the Methodist vestry on
Friday evening. Mrs. Jerome Greer led
the meeting.
District Contract Agent W. L. Mo-
ran Of Norwich was a business caller
here Thursday.
Horse dealers from New Haven were
in town Thursday.
Pine Grove Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Lloyd, Miss
es Dorothy and Marjorie Lloyd of New
York arrived at the Lloyd cottage in
Wells street. Friday, for the summer.
Miss Lillian p. Tyler of New York.
sister of Mrs. Lloyd, arrived Friday
to remain here over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Scott, Master
John Scott and Miss Isabella Scott of
New York arrived in the Pines Thurs
day for the month.
Capt. Norman w Rogers is en-
ployed on the state camp ground.
Mrs. Otto Robinson of WilIimantic
arrived at her cottage Wednesday.
Nicholas H. Fogg and daughter of
Southington are at the Fogg cottage.
Miss Jessie A. Wiley is suffering
from the effects of poison ivy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bascom, Frank
Bascom, Jr.. and Miss Edla Bascom of
Hartford are at the Bascom cottage
in Plea SAINT street
Conductor Winfield J. Manwaring of
New Haven spent Monday and Tues
day at the Norman cottage in South
street.
f. A. Aston has been making a num-
Der of improvements on the interior of
the cottage in Main Street. recently
purchased by II. B. Goodenough for a
Hartford man.
Nicholas j. Fogg has returned to
! Southinston.
Mrs. George Matthews closed the
Matthews cottage in Center street on
Wednesday and left for her home in
the Capital city.
Mrs. II. b. Goodenough is slowly i'm
proving from the effects of a recent
fall.
Mrs. Thomas Monroe returned to
New London Wednesday evening
George Bell of Philadelphia is at
the Boden cottage in Pleasant street.
Miss Hannah Mallory of Orchard
street has as her guest Miss Nanette
Wight Of New London.
The Reade cottage in Orchard street
is opened for the summer The occu-
pants are from Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert c. Burdick re-
turned Thursday to their home in New
London after spending some time at
their cottage in Orchard street.
F. H. Lohs of Hartford is at his cot
tage in Main street for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
EK0NK
Former Resident Died in Mystic
Local Notes.

Mrs. Alice Johns of Westerly has
been visitor at Edgar WiIcox's.
The Whist club of Sterling came over
in Mr.. Pixies auto on Saturday to help
Mrs. Lucy Crane celebrate her birth
day. She has been staying at her ia
theirs several weeks, but returned
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Olive Gallup entertained her
GRANDPA lighters on the 45th anniver-
sary of her marriage. A fine lunch
was served and it proved a very en-
joyable occasion.
S. G. Young of Canterbury has been
calling on friends here for a few days
past.
Death of Jesse Bentley.
Word was received here on Tuesday
of the death of Jesse Bentley of Mys-
tic. The funeral was on Wednesday
and burial on Thursday in the Kennedy
cemetery in Voluntown. He was born
here and was d member Of Voiuntown
church and Ekonk grange. He leaves
a wife one son. Austin 6. Bentley of
New Haven, and one daughter Mrs.
Alice Burdick, of Rockville, R. I.
The Misses Olive and Minda Tan
ner are at their homes here for the
summer vaca ton.
Mrs. Anna Dennison was a guest at
E. B. Gallup's Tuesday and attended
the meetings on Sterling Hill Wed l.
nesday and Thursday.
A large number We're in attendance
at the meetings of the Stonington I'm
ion association on Sterling Hill Wed =
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Esther Gallup reached home
Tuesday noon from her trip to Oberlin,
o.. and reports a delightful time. She
returned by the way of Cleveland
Falls Albany, and down the Hudson
river to New York city,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Sunday School Entertainment Nets $25
Notes of Interest.

Miss Mary Douglass is spending her
vacat ien in Norwich.
The Sunday school gave very sue
eessfui entertainment "Wednesday
evening. 1t consisted of recitatlonz
and songs by members of the school.
Cake and cream were served and q
good supply of mystery boxes disposed
Of Nearly SIS was cleared, which is
to be used to help defray the expenses
of the Sunday school excursion.
Irene LeClare has been spending a
few days at Taftville.
Mrs. George Putnam of East Hart
ford is the guest of Miss Emma Bah
cock
Mrs. c. w. Murdoch has been enter
tanning Mrs. Leon Walker and daugh-
ter Bessie OF New Haven
Miss Alma Ericsson of Buffalo has
been visiting her brother. Emil Eric
son.
Napoleon LeClare and family were
in Providence on Sunday.
w. P. Barstow is making business
trip through the west.
Mrs. William Cady Fitch. and infant
daughter are at the home of her Ia
Their, E. Harlow Holmes.
Miss Rana Murdoch heS accepted a
grade al Occum.
Mrs. John Rose entertained the La
dies Missionary. society of the Wilt
mantle Methodist church on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Turner was visitor in
Springfield on Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. P. Barstow is visiting her
son, Byron Barstow, of Englewood, y.
T.
Felix Kirchner has been in New
York for a few days.
John Ericsson entertained number
of his friends Tuesday evening in
honor of his graduation.
Mrs. Arthur Sweet left Thursday to
visit friends in Hartford.
Miss Nellie DunleaTy has accepted
a position as teacher in Berlin. Conn
Mrs. Harris Ecclestone is entertain
ing her two nieces. Alice and Edith
Ecclestone, of Charlestown. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
THOMPSON
Welcome and Gift for Rev. J. N. Garst
strawberry Festival.


Mr.. and Mrs. James Forrest of Paw
tucket have been visiting D. w. Bur-
CESS.
Beginning last Sunday, the Sunday
evening services are to be held in the
upper audience room of the Congrega-
tional church.
Miss Annie Dunning's kindness is
much appreciated for her assistance at
the organ through the summer.
Mrs. F. NJ. knight spent last week
in Providence.
The Peckham family are occupying
the Annex.
Mrs. Tower and daughter of Provi-
dence visited the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. B. -Ingraham, last week.
George Burgess of Charley is with
his brother. D. W. Burgess.
Postcard Shower.
Rev. J. \. Garst was given shower
of birthday postcards last Friday.
Mrs. John K. Moore has been enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Lewis.
Miss NJ R. Sherman has gone to
Washington to attend the funeral of
her uncle. Col. D. r. Larned.
Gift for Pastor.
Rev J. n. Garst was given a surprise
party of welcome at his rooms in the
parsonage Monday night and presented
a Morris chair.
A party from the Central Baptist
church went to the convention in East
ford Wednesday.
There was a straw berry festival at
the Congregational church Wednesday
night.
Miss Sarah C. Crosby has returned
from teaching gymnastics in the
Northampton schools.
Dancing Party.
Mrs. f. S. Wiczs entertained large
party in the town hall Saturday night
with dancing.
Mrs. S. E. Truesdell is entertaining
her sons family from Boston.
The Thimble club met last week with
Mrs. E. S. Fletcher.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
new LONDON COUNTY
LEFFINGWELL
interesting Programme Presented Be-
fore Missionary Society - Local
Items.

Miss Helen Stephenson of Greene
vile was a. recent guest of Mrs.
George Nolan.
Miss Abbie Swan of Philadelphia is
making an extended visit with her
brother, Merton O. Swan.
Miss Gertrude Herskell of Vernon,
Mrs. Berthe Garrett and son Walter,
and sister, Miss Leah Bleazby all of
Detroit, Mich, were guests at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. j. /. Ward this week.
Missionary Meeting.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
held their monthly missionary meet
ing at the home of Mrs. j. Elliott
Do1beare Wednesday afternoon. The
following interesting programme was
carried out:
Singing, Count Your Blessings;
Scripture reauing, Psalm 81; prayer By
Mrs. Frank Tyler; secretary's report
was read and accepted; reading, Wa
naro-A Story of East Africa. by
Mrs. J. C. Leffingwell; reading, Wo-
mans Life in Africa. by Mrs. Ella
Beebe and Mrs ]. E. Dolbeare; sing
fication b. Blood in West Africa. by
Mrs. Frank Darris; reading, Wangulu' S
Wife, by Mrs. Charles Ellis.
There were twelve in attendance.
The meeting closed with singing, All
Hail the Power of Jesus Name,
Swan spent Tuesday with Mrs. Nathan
Bushnell and Mrs. Charles Bushnell
of the Old Canterbury turnpike
The strawberry supper which was
held at the church Tuesday evening
was we'll attended, a good sum being
realized.
Birthday Party.
Misses Gladys and Alice Letting
well celebrated their birthdays which
occurred not far apart, at the home
of Miss AIice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Leffingwell, at East Great Plain,
Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon
passed altogether too quickly for the
merry party of twenty-five, playing
many kinds of games. A peanut
hunt was enjoyed. Miss Frances Odg-
ers being the lucky one to find the
most She received a prize of cup
and saucer The DINING room and
veranda were artistical1y trimmed
with red. white and blue bunting, flags
and flowers. At o'clock supper was
served. Mrs. Silas Leffingwell and
Mrs Forrest Leffingwell were assist
ed by Mrs. George Sheldon and Miss
Ruth Palmer in serving. The party
departed in the evening, declaring the
Misses LeffingweH fine entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leary of Fitchville
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nolai.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
EAST WOODSTOCK
Many Attend chiIdren's Day Concert
Miss Upham Resigns After Four
Years in Paine District.

Miss Bernice Turner left Friday for
Maine where she will spend two
months.
Mrs. J. E. Child and four children
are guests of relatives in town.
Gladys Farmer and Miss Ladd Of
Putnam are guests of the formers
mother. Mrs. J. c. -Arlcs.
Miss Olah Whitney of Boston and
fiance, Whitney Wheltley, are spend
ing two weeks with Mrs. Belle Whitney.
Mrs. Herbert May and daughter Ma
rion Of New Haven have been visit
ing J. S. May and family.
Graduated at Woodstock.
Harris S. May was one of the grad
mates at Woodstock academy last Fri
day
Mrs. Henry Bannister and children
\ of Webster are visiting G. L. Upham
and family.
Mrs. Nettie Briggs and son are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Yet
ter.
Children's Day Concert.
The Childrens day concert on Sun
day was well attended and the pro-
gramme finely carried out.
Miss Upham Resigns.
Miss Ethel Upham entertained her
pupils in the Paine district Monday
afternoon Cake and ice cream We're
served Miss Upham has resigned aft
er four years of successful teaching in
the same district.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
DAYvILLE.
campbell- Riley Westinghouse En-.
tertained on Lawn,

Mrs. c.. \. Russell is spending the
summer at Kelsey Point, Conn.
William Burnett. Carrier on Route
No. 2, from killingly, has purchased a
new motorcycle.
Miss Florence Rollison is spending
the week with Miss Ruth Burnett.
Idrs. Ellen Willard of Foster, r. L.,
entertained on Wednesday, Miss Ruth
Benoit. Miss Muriel Field, Miss Edna
Burnett. and Miss Florence Rollison,
of DayviIIe.
Miss Bertha Roehrer of Dan
1elson spent the week end with Miss
Clara Benoit.
Merrill Burnett, Fred ard Irwin Mil
Ter Were in Foster Sunday
Alvah Hall entertained his parents
from Waltham, Mass, ON Sunday.
Miss Mary kilroy starts Monday
for San Francisco fer the summer
weeks.
Alfred Migniault has returned from
Providence for weeks visit at his
campbeII-Ri Marriage.
Miss Agnes Riley and William
Campbell were married Monday morn
ing by the Rev. Ignatius kost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Field spent the
week end with Mrs. Ellen Williams.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. w. F. Bidwell on July 5.
Mrs. John Taylor of Central vii
lage spent the week end with Mrs
Edward Brennan.
Austin Brooks is to spend the sum-
mer at Pittsfie1d, Mass.
Lawn Party.
Miss Ruth Bennett entertained a
| party of friends on the lawn at heI
home, Wednesday evening
Miss Clara Law returned from
Providence Tuesday, bringing good re-
ports from her sister. who is i'll there
Andrew Turner has moved his fam
lily into one of Frank kennedy's ter
ements.
Mrs. John Jordan spent the week
end in East Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Parks were
guests of Mrs. n. Lorne Greig Sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds recently en-
| tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford of
Westport, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Annual Strawberry Festival and Fair
Items of Local Interest

On the afternoon and evening of
June 9th the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Baptist church held their annual
strawberry festival and fair, an unusu-
ally large attendance being in evil
dence.
The church grounds and rooms We're
well filled with friends from far and
near who made the occas sion an oppor-
tunity to bid farewell and Godspeed TO
the pastors family, who are to leave
this week for their new pastorate in
Stafford.
Much appreciation for the able eff
forts of the Ladies' Aid society is be
ing expressed. The large number of
pretty and useful articles exhibited at
test to the industry of this little band
who have met regularly to work tow
ard this end and who are greatly en-
couraged by the result attained.
Twenty-four representatives of the
Baptist Sunday school attended the
Sunday school convention at North
Ashford on Wednesday. reporting an
enjoyable occasion with good pro-
gramme.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WOODSTOCK
Bridge on Putnam Road Completed
Class of Nine Graduated at Acad-

Capt. F. W, Hinrichs ard family are
in town for 'he summer
Arthur D. Chandler of Orange, n.
j., has been the guest of his sister,
Miss Nellie Chandler.
Miss Dorothy Bannister of Provi-
dence is visiting her grandfather, c.
P. Wilcox.
Rev. William S. Beard of Whitman
tic preached in the Congregational
church Sunday morning in exchange
with the pastor.
Mrs. James J. Williamson is the
guest of her son in Springfield, Mass.
Fine Bridge Completed.
The iron-concrete bridge on the road
from Woodstock to Putnam is com
pleted. The road has been Strengthened,
which adds greatly to the appearance.
A driveway for teams to go through
the brook has also been excavated.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
ACADEMY GRADUATION
Hamilton Holt Presents Diplomas to
Nine.

The graduating exercises Of the
class of 1911 of Woodstock academy
We're held Friday afternoon
Burton E. Leavitt had charge of the
music Prayer was offered by Rev.
r. r Kendall. The address of the
afternoon was by Rev. William S.
BearG of Willinantic on The Invest
ment of a Life. Hamilton Holt of the
New York Independent presented the
diplomas The class motto was Pas a
pas. After the exercises in the hall
the audience gathered at the last end
of the academy to watch the planting
of the ivy and listen to the ivy ode
by Dorothy " Cox. In the evening
the class reception was held.
The graduating class this year num-
bered nine: Latin Scientific Course
Dorothy Valentine Cox; English Sci
entific Course. Esther Florence John
son, Naude Elizabeth Milligan, Esther
Emeliar Nelson, Blanche Marion Per-
ry. Max Laughlin Conner, James Pat
rick Donlon, Harris Samuel May, Mar
tin, Albion Nelson
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Sale of Bailey Farm-Picnic at Rose
land Park-Grangers' Strawberry
Supper.

Miss Mary Potter has gone to attend
the summer school at Danbury, Conn.
Ira Bailey has sold his farm to New
York purchasers and is soon to move
to Southbridge.
Miss Reed. q former teacher in town,
is a guest of Miss Maude Healey.
Miss Olive Paine is home for the
summer.
Wallace Armstrong will spend his
vacation in New Jersey.
Leonard H. Healey has purchased Il
new touring car
Prof. Sidney Morse has been at his
fathers for few days.
Picnic at RoseIand.
The young ladies of the place en-
joyed a picnic at RoseIand park on
Thursday
A strawberry supper was served al
the grange Tuesday evening. The
third and fourth degrees were worked
on an entering class.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WATERFORD
Capt Joe Edwards Suffering from Sc
rieus Characterization OF Birth
Haus

Miss Muriel Joes is the guest of
Miss Virginia Rose this week.
Capt. Ira Edwards is suffering from
severe burns from the overturning of
an oil stove on his lobster boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hoyt have re-
turned from visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Z. Brown at Pequod farm.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Cham
pion were guests of Mrs. Willis Miner
Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Morris and
Robert Morris were guests of friends
1T Buena Vista Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Young were at
Old Lyme over the week end.
Schoolmates of Robert Avery of Dur
fee hill helped him celebrate his tenth
birthday last Wednesday.
Miss Ida Howard was a recent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyon of New
Haven, at Pleasure beach.
William L. Driscoll was a business
caller at Mantle and East Lyme We'd
nesday.
Guests to the number of about TWEEN
ty gathered at Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Youngs for the purpose of celebrating
Mrs. Youngs' birthday.
A. S. Brainard was d recent caller
at Saybrook, looking over a piece of
property there
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WlNDHAM

Mrs. ]. K Lockman and family are
at their summer home on Church
street.
Mrs. Isabella Thomas. Mrs. Edward
w. Johnson and son. Frank E. johnson.
of Norwich. who have been FREQUENT
visitors in town. but W no have been
in Africa since February, are planning
to spend the summer in the Pyrenees
mountains.
Mrs. Andrew Metzger was in Mont
vile from Tuesday until Thursday.
Miss Bessie Maynard has gone to
New London for visit
Mrs. E. Fl. W. Loomis entertained the
Ladies society of st. PauFs church on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Avery and Miss Emily
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

A large delegation of fans went to
Glasgo Saturday to witness the game
between Glasgo and Montville, Glasgo
winning a heavy hitting game by the
score of 20 to IA.
Auction at Bitgood Place
The auction at the home of the late
Frank Bitgood on Saturday afternoon
was attended by a good sized crowd.
George Bitgood of New London was
auctioneer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bitgood have
moved TO New London. Many friends
regret their departure.
Norwich Groom Wins Local Bride.
The marriage of Miss Della LaChap-
pelle of this place and Mr.. LaCasse of
Norwich will take place at ST. Thorn
as churc hat a. m. this Saturday
morning.
There was well attended dance iii
Union hall SATURDAY evening, music
being furnished by Will Richards, vio-
lin: T. Mcdonald, trombone; Miss A.
Boucher. piano. Charles AIbro prompt
ed. Delegations We're present from
Glacgo and Jewett City
Miss Cleo Herbert, with a couple of
classmates from the academy of the
Holy Family. Baltic. spent Saturday
anG Sunday in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell spent
the week end as guests of Mr. and
Mrs ]. NJ. Whitman at Mystic.
News was received this week Of the
death at Mystic of Jesse E. Bentley, a
native of this place.
Laborers Want Wages.
Work on the state road in this town
is again at a standstill, as the Portu-
suese laborers refuse TO work, claim =
ing that The contractor owes them
large sums for wages long overdue
AT :he present rate of piccI ass We
may expect another winter of broken
roads in the town.
From present indications there prom
1ses to be safe and sane Fourth OF
July IL town, as there are no plans
for a public celebration. The local
raills will he stopped Monday and
Tuesday.
To Celebrate Anniversary.
On Saturday. July s. Court Liberty
No. 1872. F. of A.. will celebrate its
twelfth anniversary with 2 short pa
ade and entertainment for the mem
bers, their wives, daughters or sweet
hearts. Representatives of the grand
court are expected to be present: .tiso
members from out of town courts Whe
have been invited.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Copp of Grofon have been guests Of
Miss Helen Larrabee this week
Hubert Howson of New York II at
Walter Abbe's this week.
Miss Josephine Keeney has been en-
tertaining Miss Myrtle Jordan of VII
lifnantic-
Mrs. Christine Hampstead Brigham
and son of Montville are at the Misses
Johnsons for a few DAYS.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Master Willie Douglass of Norwich
returned home, Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Barber.
Mrs. r. J. Barber was in Norwich
Wednesday.
me w. C. r. e. met with Mrs. s
IS HadIey Wednesday afternoon.
George I. Wheeler was at Merlden
last week Friday to see his sister
Mrs. Mary Lewis. at the sanltarium.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
NORTH STERLING

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hill OF Oneco
and Miss Jennie NJ. Hines and Mrs.
Maurice l.. Frost of Central Falls Wis
tied at George c. Spooner's last Tues
day.
Earl Benway of oxford is visiting
friends here.
Farmers have begun cutting their
hay crop, which is very light this sea-
son.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
MINISTER
Town Loses Worthy Citizen in Death
of Merrill Button.

The death of Merrill Button oe-
CURED OF Sunday. He had been a
lifelong resident of tnis town. and
had resided in this quiet village for
nearly twenty-five years. Mr.. Button
possessed kind, accommodating
spirit, and was ever ready to extend
help to others. The patience with
which he endured the days of intense
suffering was an example of Christian
courage and fortitude.
Mr.. Button leaves his wife and three
daughters Miss Carrie Button. Mrs
Myron Allen and Miss Jennie Button
also a sister, Mrs. S. b. Carter of
Plainfield.
Personal Items.
Mrs Ellen Parker of Brooklyn is
at her mothers Mrs. Sybel Bakers.
Rev. r. f. Delzell returned to Brent
wood, y. H.. on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pellett Of Cen
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WINDHAM COUNTY
ABINGDON

Mrs. Sarah Arlington and daughter
are at their summer home here
Several from here attended the grad
uating exercises of the Windham High
school at Willimantic Thursday even
ing.
Lester Parker of Brimfield. Mass,
spent Sunday at Edward Psars.
n \. Badger has new autom1-
bile
The Ladies' Benevolent society md
with Mrs. Joseph Elliott Thursday af-
ternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

trail Village attended church here on
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Bamford of Plainfield gave
a helpful and practical talk in the
church on Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Sybel DeGrenier spent Friday
night and Saturday in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
pH0ENIXViLI.E
Miss Lawton Undereoes Surgical Cp.
Grafton.

Miss Grace Lawton was taken to the
Day -Kimball hospital to DE operated
on for appendicitis Wednesday.
A V. Green is repairing the roads
in the Pillshire district.
Mrs. A. V. Green is visiting i'll Prov
idence.
Mrs. Sarah Latham and son Wilfred
visited in Putnam Tuesday.
Caro- p. Latham was in Wlllimantic
Wednesday.
C. P. Latham and r. E. Latham are
cutting logs for Childs & Whipple on
the A. G. Spalding place.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
WEDDING.
jackson Blackburn.

Fred Blackburn and his sisters, Jane,
Eliza and Alice. were present III Phil
adelpnia last week at the marriage on
June 81 of their sister, Bertha and
Daniel Jackson. who will make their
home in that city The ceremony was
performed in Christ church, German
town with a choral service
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
CHAPLIN.
Ladies Aid Society Closes Season
Fine Entertainment by w. n. S
Quartette.

The Ladies Aid society held the last
meeting of the season with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Moses A. Goodwin Of
Natchaug, Wednesday. About fifty at
tended. A fine dinner was served.
Mrs. Helen A. Witter of Hartford IS
staying for some time in town.
w. H. S. Quartette PIeases.
The Windham High school NAL ?
quartette gave a fine entertainment at
the Congregational church Thursday
evening. Each number on the pro-
gramme received an encore. A large
number was present, including a num-
Der from Hampton. North Windham
and Willmantic.
Communion at the church next Sun
day. A number are to be taken into
the church on profession of faith and
by letter.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

Miss Margaret Farrell of Wauregan.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. T.
Swan.
III. F. TopIiff of Wauregan is the
guest of Cccum friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Perkins have re-
Gently been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. NJ Wood of Gales FERRY.