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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
NORTH sT0NlNGTon
censrssstieaaI Wonaan's Union Hears
 Mrs. knapp-Gransers' Pleasant


 The Woman union of the Consre- gafi0nal o1surch had foreign mission ary eIneeting Sunday evening open to alL Mrs. H. M. -Pestdleton. vice presi- dent, TfesidAd. The feature was an in- tefestiIx address, by Ms. Knapp. a ins town Mrs. Knapp was entertained at the home of Mrs: Pendleton.
 Rev. and Mrs. J.. G. Stanton and family, lately. of MoosuD, are visiting at; the home of Mrs. Stanten's father, Char1es HI Maine. MT Stanton has church in Moosup and will become pastor of a. Baptist church in Buda, Ill, in about twse weeks
 - Grange Visitation.
 Norths Stoniugto grange paid fra tefnAl visit te4sEteningtcn grange on Thursday evening. The visiting con tiHgent furnisfeds the programme and were given a complimentary supper by the el1tertaininE organization.
 Missionary Societies Meet.
 The Foreign Missionary society of the Third Baptist church held their meeting day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Luei&n Drtiry. By invitation the ladies of the Congregational so- ciety were nresentE and the meeting was 9iyena semi 7public character. The pr9sraT1rne. inclltded q paper by Mrs. PendlctOu and en erdginal story by Mrs prury Following the exerc1Doe, Mrs. Dr,lry served tea.
 Aey.s and Mrs. LuciAn Drury were entertained at dinner Tuesday evening by Miss Dora T.. Maine.
 Mrs. Joseph S. Adams of Norwich has been visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pen dIetpn.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Holiister spent the fxst part { of the week in N sw
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
SALEM
Happenings of the Wsek--Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon Return from New York


 MT and Mrs. Gilbert Murray and children, Ruth and Ronald, were Sull- day guests of Mrs. Murray's parents, in Franklin.
 Thedore King of Taunton, Mass, was in town the latter part of last week, yisiting schools.
 Frank Cogswell of Worcester spent seTeraf days recently at the home of his father Rev.. J. S. Cogswell Charles VIZ Harvey has returned from 9 business trip to Hartfofd and Afid- -dIetown.s
 Miss Alice Rz has returned from two 1teaks visit wit h her sister, Mrs, Charles E Tinker Of 1:ew London. Miss KitHe2 Ray has taken up her studies at Bacon Academy, after a ton MT. and Mrs. Alexander Gordan re- turned to their home in town on Tues day. Mrs. Gordon has been with her children in New York for the past two months, and MT. Gordon was called there on Sunday by the serious illness of their son, Albert.
 To Occupy New House.
 Edward Hogan is about to take pos- session of his newly erected residence on the Woodbridge farm that is occu- pied by the foreman, William May nal-d.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Rogers were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Sisson, Sr., at North Plains.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
PENDLETON HILL
Brush Fire Damages Young Timher-
 Notes of Local interest.

Miss Christie Palmer of East Green wich is spending the week at her home here
 Mrs. C.. Dwight Thompson spent Monday and Tuesday with her daugh- ter, Mrs. George A. Wheeler, of District No. z, Stenington.
 Clifford Thompson, who was stricken with pneumonia last week, is resting comfortably and it is hoped that the worst is over. Mrs. David Mason of Asllaways and trained nurse are car- ing fer him.
 Malconn Thompsonss auction on We'd nesday wes largely attended and prices were good for things sold.
 Frank Brown of Mantle spent Sum day with Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.
 Big Wsods Fire.
 A large wo0ds fire ragged on Tues day afternoon sou invest of the hill. Seme fifty men were fighting the fire, but the damage was great to young timber. It is supposed to have been started by match which was thrown into the dry. leaves.
 Miss Sarah Thompson Palmer re- turned to Colchester Monday morning.
 There was TO service in the church on Sunday.
 Miss Edythe Cook began her spring school on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
0ccUM AND VERSAILLES
Death of Little Smith Girl--Aceidsnt-
 Spring Clean ue.

Much sympathy is being expfeesea for AIr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith, VI hose three year old child met death by drowning on Thursday in a cleset vault. The vault was being cleAaed by worknen. who left their work fes a short time. wisen the child fell int< the vault. MT. Smith is employed bJ the Uncasvil1e Manufacturing coFns pany and occupied one of the com pany's tenements.
 Fred Swan has moved nib nAass hold goods from Wanregan to tho Pxf rick McHale house. MT. Swan has ye gently entered the employ of H. A Richards
 MT. and Mrs H. N. Wood of Gs1el Ferry have recently beeen guests q MT. and Mrs. c. w. Perkins.
 Painful Accident.
 4. E. Tebo is slowly recovering from 8 painful accident He wAsS1sinG an axe when the head flew off, striking the side sf his face in fts upward flight and coming down on his left wrist, cutting an ugly Gash, which re, Quired seven stitches to clo6e
 Representatives If tho Tetakot Hf6sl- ufacturins company are 9fv4ag tho village ! thorough c1eauiuS, aA4 folk lowing a custom prevailing Tor aopefat years during the spring. h&vU eoA out shade trees abeuk tho sillst-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
|l1Irs iaines McF1ll eiknsret cj<ixent
 Should Aid in MensoEiai pay ob-

,rile auction of the. alousel,old effects of Gershon Douglas, for many years scaretaker of the Ira G. Briggs place, took place on Saturday and was large sthe crowd interested and get fair Asnumber of young people attended the dance at Glasgo Saturday even
 !. Byron Sheldon attended the con- Evention of tfe Independent Order of Forestars at Bridgeport Tuesday. Ml. ESte1don represented Court Advance, Nc. 3S36, of this village.
 Funeral of Mrs. James McFaIis. E On Sunday at p. m. the funeral of Mrs. James McFalIs of fSlasgo took place frcfa the M. E. church, which was filled with relatives and friends. Rev. MT. Stanley preached the funeral serrcn, rendering to the berea ved family words of consolation. A quar- tette consisting Of James F Wilbur, Mrs. James T. Wilbur, Mrs Robert Wilbur and Miss Frances Jeffrey of Gissgo rendered several hymns inclua- ing Nearer, Still Nearer, and One SWee.1y Solemn Tholg.lt The floral forms were beautiful The bearers were Georgc w. Wilson, William IIaa- Ter, Gustave Hasler Daniel H. Kenyon, Azarfe Davon and Annie Coriarty. Burial was in Eobbi IS cemetery.
 Home Whist Club Meets.
 Mond3y evening the Home Whist cfu7 was entertained, by Mrs. Annie E. Andrews at tEe home of her parents, E MT and Mrs Bliven. The prize win ners were: Ladies' first. Mrs. Azarie GTeiner; second. Mrs. Clarence Bit gold; gentlemen's first, Effw ard E.. Clark; second, John N. Lewis.
 The village school reopened Monday for the sTring term. E Miss Mabel BirTacree Miss Amy Bir- 'raeree and Miss Catherine Hirracree of Norwich, students at the Academy Of the Holy Family, Baltic, returned to their studies Monday after week. vacation spent as guests of MT. and Mr@. Hugh Mcclure of this village.
 Ernes. Herbert of the U. s. S. New Hampshire is spending furlough at his home here.
 Only Few G. A. R. Members Left. !
 The approach of Memorial day brings to mind the fact that there are but few members Of the G. A. R. left in town, and it is unfair to leave the whole arrangement of this annual event with them. The citizens of the town should be patriotic enough to re- member the cause that the G. A. R. fought for and should assist the re- naining few of the organization in decorating the graves of their de- ceased comrades in a fitting manner A committee of citizens might assist the veterans in making arrangements foi' observance of Memorial day, 1911.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
SOUTH LYME
of Local Interest-Persenal
 Notes.

Mrs. J. ". Reath was called U Iroryton this week by the serious ill., ness of. her mother. Mrs. J. Post.
 Mrs. L Clark and daughter Bertha called on relatives in this place We'd nesGay.
 Mrs. A. H. Miller and infant son are tie guests of MT. and Mrs. W. c. Slate this week.
 The Kings Daughters met at the home of Mrs. E. J. Carter this week
 H. Chadwick and sister Frances were out of town visitors Wednesday
 Mrs Thomas Stanton is visiting her daughter Mrs. Bruce Bradbury. for a few days
 Mrs. F. R. Peck called on friends in New London Friday.
 Mrs. Grace Sharkie Is visiting friends in New Haven.
 Mrs Frank PecI1ham has returned to Hartford after visit with her parents in tfis place. her summer home at Far View for the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
'7'' NIAMTIc
Fish Shipped to Bostof Market
 Notes of Village and Grove.


 Merton R. Darrow shipped five bar rels of fish to Boston WeduNadRy- Walter waldorf shipped four barrels. Rudolph Beckwith is able to be out after a long illness.
 The Woman's auxiliary eff St. Jotln's mission held it's last meeting on Wed nesday.
 Mrs C. S. Porter is i'll at the Mantle house and under the care of a trained nurse.
 Nathan Luce has moved his house- hold goods from Hartford to the Washington Congden place in West Mrs T. E. Lecount has returned from the south.
 The James family has moved from Washington avenue to York avenue. Rev. F. s. Meere of Black Hall was Mrs Islicb is visiting South Lyme relatives.
 Miss Lucy Hipelius has returned from a visit to New Haven. Mrs Walter Small of New I1cnden spent Wednesday with her parents here.
 F. C. Odgers has received a largs quantity of rough granite blocks flynn Westerly.
 Mrs. Richard Johnson Is caring for Henrietta Connigar, who Is i'll with Howard M Pitkin was at Fairpiew Wednesday attending the Odd Fellows celebration.
 Looking After Property.
 Supt. Martin C.. Walter of the Meth odist camp meeting grounds at Wtllf- mantle was hare Thursday locking after his property in Hope street.
 On Shore Leave.
 Frank Beckwith, employed on board the Cornfield Point li,ghtship, arrivsd at his home in West Main street Thursday for ten days shore leave. Capt. and Mrs. N. w Rogers are making lengthy stay in Milford.
 Mrs George Elton and son of Berlin spent Thursday with Mir and Mrs. R. L.. Manwaring in the grove.
 MT and Mrs. Raymond Barrett of Hartford are visiting Br. ana Mrs. George M. Barrett in the Pines.
 J. C. Burnham has Iaunched his power boat
 MT and Mrs. Ralph Warnsr have moved iron; the Fuller cottage in Gen. ter street to the Kummell cottage near the cove.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
WATERFoRp

Mrs George W. Beehe and dauxh- ter, Miss Nellie. spent Sunday at Mrs. Mary A. Lfttlef3eld's
 MT and Mrs. Frank Collins of Ok lahenna are at the home of Mrs. Col lins' parents, at Ocean View for a few days. pioy of a. cOntraetor at McNaughton, place, Jordan.
 Mrs. John Peters and Mrs. Elizabeth Tooth were calling in town last Mon day.
 Albert Burgess is employed in the farming business at Buena Vista this spring.
 Mrs. Rebecca crum was a visitor at Mrs: H. Willis Manwar1ng's the past Sweek Z Mrs Elizabeth Young was caller It her mothers. Mrs. ParmeIia Mos- frss Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
GALES FERRY
Rev. O. C. Morse Removes tions te GreenIawn, R. I.-Notes and Per- scnaIs.

The portable house and it's contents belonging to Rev. Oliver c. Morse Of New York was removed from the Per kins place in the village the first of the week and shipped to Greenlawn, r. l. where Rev. MT. Morse and his family have passed the winter and where they have decided to make a permanent home
 Mrs. c. Wilson Harrison and Miss Miss Amy Satterlee at her sisters home in Norwich on Friday.
 Mr and Mrs George Frost and daughter of Montciatr, N. J.,s were callers at their summer home on Sat urday., to New York city on Friday after a few days stay at hef home in the
 Mrs. Lucius Brown .sof Norwich. with Mrs. John Griswold and Mrs E. H. Tracy of New London were guests of their uncle,- Moves B Allyn, on
 Mrs Henry ". Hurlbutt spent Wed nesday with her cousin, Mrs. Isaac Geer, of Geer Hill. Ledyard
 MT. and Mrs. Bertram Thorn of. New London were callers in the. Village on Saturday.
 Easter cantata: Repeated.
 The Easter cantata.s From Cross to Crown, which was given by the aug mented choir at the Gales Ferry M F. church on Easter Sunday, was re- peated at the Brewsters Neck Union chapel on Friday evening of last week for tho benefit of Pastor Harriscn's s Fort Point parish.
 Miss Laura Perkins returned home Wednesday from 9 weeks visit at the home ofsMr. and Mrs. Isaac Geer in Ledyard.
 Mrs Charles J. Pierce and her daughter, Miss Mildred Pierce of AL lyns Point, attended the entartaine E n1ent at Y. N. c. A. hall, Norwich. on Friday evening of last. week. Ed Edwin i,, BracewelI of this village was also an attendant.
 Mrs. 'Ricaard .Povey and her daugh- ter, Miss Grace PoFey, of New Lon don. were visitors on Wednesday, at their sll11la1er home in this vialaSe. aiather asftended the anniverssrs aal M v atherins at Fairyiews home. Groton. on Wednesday aftefnoo1i Mrs M. Sweet returned Aoi1e last week from m '. visit in the soufils ; daughter. Mrs Cprtiss Gates, in yew Lendon on Monday E
 Menett Lawson of Jersey City was the guest of his, parents, Mir. and Mrs. George E Lawson, on Sunday.
 Sister Kmn1a Harrison and Rufus Huributt were elected delegates to the Sunday school convention at New London on Saturday.
 Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt was a recent guest at the home of her brother. R. H. Perkins, in New London.
 Mrs. Isaac Norman of Westerly has been guest this week of har sister iH-law, Mrs. Sarah Perkins
 Tracy Smith and his sister Miss Mabel, attended grange meeting in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
lIEpYARp
State to Build Fence Near WhipnIs
 PEacs--Nctss and Personals.


 Miss Annie. F. Baldwin of Norwich was recent gyest of Mrs, g. E Holdridge- ss a.s Carl s7geiman, who worked in Nor wich ths past winter, will work on his fatherss farm this year i Another farm in LedyaFd has ,chan- red hands, Paul Massey of Mystic having bought the Asa Gray farm of about sixty acres.
 C. A. Campbell of Norwich. district engineer, has made, survey for the new state read fence to be built near tho residence of Hiram Whipple, and the work will be commenced soon.
 One of th6 selectmen went to Hart ford l4at winter and made arrange KnentS wftk 4he state officials to build this fence, which should have been built by the town.
 Luther e. Gray was a business call CT ln Hartford last week
 Mss Laura, Perkins of Gales Ferry il staying a few days with Mrs. Isaac Mrs. John Williams spent the day with Mrs. James McCracken Tues aAE.
 again.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Mrs. Lt1zie Hunter of Mystic was the gu44t Sunday of MT. and Mrs. W. J. Hunter
 Raymond Davis has returned to Mystic after spending several weeks with his &randparents, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Hui4fer
 John Cs1 Smith, who has been very i'll with r4huma&ism, is some better.
 w Hunter was in Mystic the first of tile Week.
 Mrs Peat ,who shas been seriously ill is able to be out
 Henry Doibeare is digging the cell Tar for 1fis new house.
 Miss Cynthia Fowler was a Norwich visitor Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
LAUREL GLEN

John Watson is working for Moses Hart
 Arthur Barnes has returned to New London after a visit with his uncle " l.. Main
 The funeral of Clark White was held Sunday at the Miner church at two o'clock, Rev. Mir. xQuayle Officiating.
 A number from this place attended the auction sale held by Malcom Thompson at Pendleton Hill
 Clifford Thompson, who has been Ill with pneumonia. is considered ont of danger
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.

Lyme. Ivoryton and Chester on Mon: day
 " Af. Sisson, IT, Mrs. William Sis son and Mrs Frances TiI1otson were in Moodus Tuesday.
 Miss Emily Stark was in MiddletOwn one day last week.
 Mr. c. H. Strong is visiting at A. F. Gatess in .Millington.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
cAMPBELL's MILLS

Howard Gardner, the five year old son of Willard Gardner. was badly Injured when largo barn door fell on him, breaking one of his legs.
 Mrs. Oscars Tanner and son Of Bes- ton are visiting xt the home sf Will HI. NJ. Wilcox. whSs has been con fined to the house, is Improving.
 Edward, Clark is working at Gibson Hill F.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
FRANKLIN

Mrs Hernop A Gssger spent Sum day in New Eondon-
 Caleb Parker of Providence has been the guest of lis coilsin, Stephen Par ker. speeler and Miss Lfilie Johnson were recent Franklin visitors.
 Mrs Frank Barber and Mrs. David Lillibridge were recent callers at s. N. Hydess.
 Miss Faith W Gagsr has returned af far arenGing few days in Harnord.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
GAnDHER LAKE

Mrs. Boynton has returned from. . tive weeks visit in Hreolx1yn, N. I.
 William 2. Maynard has moved to 
 ". A. White has moved te Hebron
 Mrs. N. R. Denison of Norwich M'as g recent visitor at F. w. LathroD'a
 H. Gardner recently visited relatives in Y&Htie-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
|dlEWs kFROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE lDlI 1lIlElIss
E|II|Il1oq
lnt5lr eepra nme at Easter Co.'S
 esre svelve Receive prarsss ii

=< 5. and sA1rs. Hen Lathrop of Yer noss have bder guests ct MT. and Mrs WIl1ianat Avery thiz past week.
 Hexs F g. S1lfi ta spent three days at sthe ministers dqs situte at Yale Di- yinity echooI this week. E s'ss. Easter coacert. E Easr, Sunday evening at the Eongyc- SatienA1s church tbe Easter concert Rpstponed frclsv he previous Sunday 1aTgs number, Including many from Goshsn was present The programme Wia3 we'll -ArFanged-a and we'll rendered. the young poop le filling 1t with the true Eaeter spitdt. The Easter floral dis plg2 preserved from Easter Sunday; was an effective contribution to the
 4s dtlustreteds Lecture. Z.
 A " eek go las evening san excellent stsreGpt icon lecture on Spain, Athens and FQnaDeii was given ars the Congre- xztional church by c. S5E.s Tennant of Turner villes Both Vie Hs and address were icf the vefy highest order. A movement 19 IS ! be- urged .to have MT. F aniisilt t present his lecture on the PaIssion Play.
 Miss Haffie5 Hewitt, Miss Bernice Hexzit and Miss xfrgia aia Isopniis are attending the eounty c0ufererice of Sunday chool workers at New London today as delegates from the Congrsga- fiOnals church. ssa, ss .s sss;s k
 Grunge confers Degrees.
 At [. I.ebS.uon grange, No;s21 I, ta1e third Snd fcurth degrec Were cor ferred on tNelsse eapd didatas last Thursday. Those receiyinz t1tcsn were M1;. and Mrs. NdthaEiel Eerser, MT and Mrs. Roy FsfcKer,. N r. and Mrs. Carl Bishop, Mrye and Mrs. Arthur Hewitt. Mir. and Mfs. Ferry Bris sgs William Lilley and JobnlWard. Following the exercises, supper. Mas Served Members from Vsrncn, Re,2rsh and oIahester granges were present.
 -ss Sermon T opics.
 The theme of tine morning sermon at the .Consr regat tiqnal cfugch tomorrow will be The Conquest of tt,a White Plague. In the everling the subjec. is 4 Trip in Hawaii and the=P Philippines
 La Verne the .fE.ee year old son of Cttoa Pultzs paint lily injured n finger Thursday dropping a heavy weight on lI Q
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
cLARHS FALLS
Former Residsnt Buried at Union Gem \ efery-Notes.

s0Ar. and Mrssa John Kilkenny, who were recently married in New York, have fo1nMenced housekeeping in Clark Mainess teneM5nt.
 E'nnk Brown of the firm of Brown & Stone was in this village on business Monday morning.
 Clark White who was buried in Un- ion ce1netery-la last Sunday afternoon, laEe. At stl1at time Assa Briggs of Ash aNay coHducted thes mill and MT. Whita WA1 Sne sf tie eaur rleyes. The family have tas 5symHa tlays q a, large nu1aker ot<Fe eJtttivAss and fefendz.
 Mr1 dFfances MAines is much im- pfoys1 sss : F z.sss
 I7srace E. Palmer was in voluH town 1AnrB6zy
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
GILAsG0

Mrs: McFalla was burieA last Sun d&y. sShe leaves her husband and three y4ry young children.
 Eterry Kinnie and John Potter have purchased automobiles.
 Ralph Wilbur, who has been kept tthome for some time. has returned to tschool.
 Mrs. E,Gith Pollard of Willimantic is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. James Wilbur.
 Mrs. Henry Richmond is with her daughter. Mrs. Byron Young of Ster- ling, for few days.
 John Woodmansee was in Hope Wall lev recently
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
EASTERN CONNEcTICUT IND WESTERN RHODE ISI!lND

her death in that place last week on Thursday She leaves a husband, three small chf1dren. besides host Of friends to. mourn her loss.
 Mrs. A. A. Morgan was in Norwich TueSday:
 J. Nelson of New York spent Sat- urday night with his family here.
 Otto Anderson of New York is at his farm here for a few days.
 Sisfrfed Ahlberg and son are work Egg1eston.
 Giles Huntley is work this week for A. Ray Button at Glasgo
 Napoleon Blanchette called onxsC. F.. Hayward Wednesday Rfternoo1.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
YAWBUx VALLEY
Many Attend Auction at Frink Farm.

MT. and Mrs. Edwin T. Main attend cd the funeral of Clark White, held Sunday at the Second church.
 Miss. Clara Breed of Anguilla was a recent caller at G. D. Ceates'.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ceurtland F. Miner are at Charles Fl. Miners again, after q vlslt of several weeks with relatives at South Lyme
 Mrs. Rdward Mann was a caller in Westerly Tuesday
 Frank Tfanchell is making many re- pairs to hts residence.
 George Caswe1l has been ths guest of his brother in Ledyard
 Chester 5Stedn1an of White Rock R. l., spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Stedmsn-
 The suction at the Daniel Brink farm Tuesday was we'll attended. Peo- pie were present from Westerly, Nor wieh and Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
AsHWlLLETT.

Monday there was a wood fire on Rixtown mountain and about three hundred acres were burned over. No serious damage was done
 c. F. Hayward was in Norwich Sat ur0sv
 The friends of Mrs. J&mes McFaH se 0las9e were pained to hear of
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
LBEhTY HILL
Wallace Paiimsr Had Hand Sadly In-
 jWrsd-Notss and Personals.

Patrick Brown has seld his farm.
 Wallace Palmer met with a pain fu1 accident last week by getting his hand cruahed between two blanks, one Anger being broken
 Pond. Waterford, is the guest of her sen. Gurdeh T. ChappeH, and family.
 Mrs. F. A. Moves. Mfrs. William Wat son, Edmund Johnson and Albert s. Peckham attended the funeral of their relative, Huber D. Card, at Williman- tic, Wednesday.
 Mrs Jstnes Cockran of Webster, Mass, visited her aunts. the Misses Goodrich.
 Edmcnd D. Peckhanl was the leader of the c. E. meeting Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Thes sounaAiaians Star Oil company is about to estAkltsh a petroleum re1n- ary ats 4siohiki kis in. epposition to tho A1ner5csn Cen pRHys that has recently
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
SaIo 0 Earm.
N0RTH LYME

Mfr aud Mrs ". NJ sisson. .Jr.. Mrs William sfsson, Mrs Nathan Strong aa1 aon teek an eutcmttile trip to
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29


 Msr<srs Man Buys kinre Farm. AZ the annual business meeting of ths L4dtee' Ais society held recently ehe following officers were elected: President, Miss Alice Burddck vice president Mrs. Henry Kendall: sec- retsry htrs. B. W. eorbett:l trea s,Irer. Mrs. R. ?. ReaAe; collector Mrs. F. H. Irons. " Mary HuN k p,rtinx tn. resds about town in geod shape fer the
 Woodland Ffrs. A tract ef about four hundred acres ef weed and spr0s{t land between the rsilrsa1 and the Versailles road was burned over Tuesday.
 Mrs. Eunice Wood of Trenton. N. J.. 10 carins fer her mether, Mrs Frank Kmghtwhe kas been i'll for the past two wechs s4nd is gaining slowly.
 Sunday eehool DsIsnats DsieGates to the Sunlsy schsol con venftGn at New Ienaena from the New ent Sunday school are Ray. F. A. Full lex, Fred Robsheen ana Paul 1rzdlaw. Dr. W. f. Browne of. Norwich called an his mether. Mrs Ph1ba sE3roWne. Sunday ana attended church at New ct.
 Sale sf Farm. Charles Ldnne has sold lis farm to T. r. ID. Van Been Of Fort 13erton. Mort, and has hired EueeAe 7,Taibots q farm, known as .the BeHJ2miR Hull place.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
LISBON

LaAss AId Society Elects ofEesrs- Msr<srs Man Duys kiure Farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
M0HEGAN

Personal Item. sf L.eaI interest.