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Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
THOMPSON
Andrew Mills Active at 9e-Granaer's
Annual Outine-On Western Trip.

Mrs. Dexter Elliott and her dsugh-
ters. Frances and Mary are at Nan
tucket beach.
Miss Doris Card has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Pettis
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Dixie of Au-
burndaIe and Misses Eliza beth and
Alice Dixie are at the Dixie homestead.
Miss Ethel Andrew has been ef-
gagged to teach in Wellesley where she
has been studying the past five years.
Miss Agnes Cove1l of Providence is
spending several days with her sister.
Mrs. F. NJ knight.
Mrs. Thomas Watson with her child
is visiting her father, William Kies.
Mr.. and Mrs. e S. Backus have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs John Nichols
their three children and Miss Hall.
J. w. Dixie and Asa NJ. Ross started
Tuesday on a trip to Canada and
through the West
Andrew Mills who has recently
passed his 9Sth birthday, attended
church on Sunday.
Rev. e. Talmadge Root of the New
England Federation of Churches.
preached from lisa. 49, at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning
He will preach there again next Sun
day.
The grange enjoyed their annual pic
mic at Webster lake and the Billiards.
their reunion at Nichols grove on
Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
DAYvILLE.
Personal Incidents of the Week-Motes
of the Summer Travellers.

DIR. and Mrs George Barnes spent
Wednesday at Rocky Point, R. l.
Mrs. Rich and friend were guests of
Mrs. w. E. LaBelle this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gross and two
children are visiting at Mrs Oswald
Streets
The Ladies' Aid met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. F. Bidwell
Mrs. Lillian Moseley is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Ray Spaulding left on Thurs
day for Ashland, n. H.
Mrs. Harry Briefly has returned from
South Pennington with her father and
they are to make their home here in
DayvilIe
Miss Ruth Bennett and Merrill Ben
nett We're guests of their grandmother
in Foster, r. l.. over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Harrington is entertaining
Miss Lena King of fitchburg, Mass.
Miss Hannah Davis visited Miss
Stokes.
William Davis has returned home
after spending his vacation with Miss
Clara B. Stokes.
Mr.. Henry ShumNay and Miss Mary
Shumway are guests of Mrs. Mary D.
Strokes.
Rev L. E. Perry called on some of
his friends on Tuesday.
Merrill Bennett is spending his va
cation in Valley Falls. r. l.
Miss Winnie Shaw has returned after
q three weeks stay in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Martin EN-
tertained Mrs. West and Miss Alice
West
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Burnett have had
with them the past week Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Greene and two children of Wor-
cester, Mass.
Mr.. William n. Burnett is spending
his vacation at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
PENDLETON HILL
Sunday School Picnic Enjayed by 30
Personal Pointers of Inttrest.

Mrs. Emma Hagar and cousin, Mrs.
Louise Powers of Chicago, are passing
. few days at the Palmer homestead.
The annual Sunday school picnic
which was held the church lawn
Wednesday was well attended, there
being about eighty present. Refresh
ments We're served, consisting of sand
witches, ice cream, cake, lemonade, ba-
nanas and peanuts.
Miss Julia Gould of East Greenwich
visited over Sunday with Miss Cecilc
Palmer.
The Sunday evening services were
led by Miss Mary Cha pman.
Sunday callers here were Mrs. Prem
tice Miner and daughter, Belle, and
Mrs. Jennie Miner Of North Stoning-
ton, at B. G. Palmer's, and Mrs. Jane
Partelow and sister, Mrs. Tanner OF
Westerly, at Eugene Congdons.
Miss Mamie Brown of Westerly is
visiting at Mrs. James Cooks.
Miss Maud Thompson returned from
Boston on Tuesday.
Albert C. Bates of Hartford spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Palmer
homestead.
Mrs. Homer Kinney is entertaining
Mrs. Harriet Maine of Westerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Thompson, with
their children and grandchildren, en-
joyed a picnic at Wyassup on Thurs
day.
James Brooks of JeMett City spent
Sunday with his wife at Mrs. Eliza
beth Thompson's.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
HANOVER
The World in Boston at the Ladies
Missionary Meeting-Lebanon7 For
feited Game, Canterbury Here Today.

Miss Frances Keddie of Boston is
q guest of Miss Gladys Crombie.
Mrs. Theodore Peck leaves today
Saturday returning to Gouverneur,
n. Y.
On Sunday evening James w. Eadie
led the meeting with the topic, Be
ginningS of Intemperance.
Roger Peck is. expected to lead the
meeting next Sunday evening. I
Met With Mrs. Gallup.
The Ladies Missionary society was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Ben
jamin Gallup on Thursday afternoon.
1t was world in Boston meeting with
programme prepared by Miss Theodore
Peck. Miss Nell Eadie gave descrip-
ton of the pa geant.
Mrs Brown of Scotland and Miss
Carrie Gallup gave their impression of
the missionary exhibits.
Selections from the jubilee singers at
the exhibit were effectively rendered
by monograph. Twenty four young
ladies were present
William S. Lee and family are spend
ing the week at Fishers Island.
non fellowship meeting on "Wednesday
and made an address on The Bless
edness Of Service.
Attended Council of Dismission.
Allison 3. Ladd attended with the
pastor the council of diSmisSion on
Thursday afternoon at Franklin.
Miss Ruth Standish has spent the
week at Watch Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
deavorereLocaI People at Matrons
Contest.

Mrs. Mary Larkham is spending the
week at Eastford.
The Y. P. S. c. E. held a temperance
meeting Sunday evening led by Fred
Clinton. The exercises consisted of
special temperance music, also recita-
tions by Tillie Colbert, Lillian Ken
field, Dollie Colbert, Fred Lewis and
Horace Smith in addition to the regu-
lar exercises of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Barstow are
spending their vacation among the
Berkshire hills.
Miss Retta Hoxey has been spend
ing number Of weeks at Sound View
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Murdoch leave
today Saturday for a two weeks va
cation which they will spend at Hart
ford and New Haven.
Miss lisa Adams has been entertain
ing her cousin. Miss Lena Adams of
Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kenfield of
Schenectady, n. Y. have been visit
ing Mrs. Stephen Childs
Mrs. c. L. Clinton returned on Fri
day from a months stay at her former
home in Michigan.
c. L. Clinton has been spending a.
few days in New York
A number from here attended the
w. C. r. u. Matrons contest at the
Camp Meeting grounos on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
NlNDHAM COUNTY
BROOKLYN.
Veterans of Company x, Twenty first
Regiment, Held Gatherins-Jabez
Miller of Eighteenth Connecticut Vol
unteers Died Tuesday.

Harry Lowry and wife of Hartford
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b.
Stetson.
Miss Helen L. Witter spent Sunday
with friends in New Rochelle, n. Y.
Paul Spencer, wife and child are
visiting John S. and Alice Litchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb of Provi-
dence were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Sweet the past week for a
day or two
Mrs. NJ A. Kraus has entertained the
past week Miss Martha l.. Merz of
Brooklyn, Ny.
Mrs Dewitt C. Park has returned
home from an extended visit with her
daughter in Boston on account Of an
attack of sickness bringing with her
Alice andnRuth Falion, her grandchiI-
dren.
William r. Pond. wife and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. d.
Pond over Sunday.
Miss Alice Hare is visiting friends in
Exeter, N H.
Miss Florence NJ Blake was the
guest of Miss Evelyn Bitgood of Dan
ielson over Sunday.
Miss Daisy Baker has returned home
from visiting relatives in Providence
and Central Falls. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph K. Potter visit
ed relatives in Putnam on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Met Lieutenant French.
On Tuesday there was gathering of
some of the surviving members of
Company K of the Twenty first Con-
neeticut volunteers at Central Village
to meet Lieut.. John F. French. Those
of the company who were present were
Lieut.. French. Lieut.. Wilson, Capt.
George w. Shepard, First Sergeant
Frank G. Colby, Sergeants Clark w.
James, Hiram S. Johnson, Vine r.
Franklin, Willis D. Rouse and T. d.
Pond, Privates George Prentice, Henry
F. Newton, Elisha Matteson, Postmas-
ter Charles A. Potter of Danielson
whose father was member of the
company was present as were Lieut..
William S. Simmons, Capt. Charles F.
Fenton and Sergeant Jerome B. Bald
win and James Pellet. A very enjoy
able time was had and all returned
home glad of the reunion.
Death of Jabez Miller.
Jabez Miller a veteran of the Eigh-
teenth Connecticut volunteers died just
after noon Tuesday in his 8Sth year.
Henry Warren who was afflicted with
a large carbuncle died during the night
of Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Briggs and daughter of
Waterbury are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Z. Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Holmes after
visiting Vine r. Franklin and wife have
returned to their home in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
ecKONK
Happenings of the Week-Guests In
Local Homes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Watson have
been visitors at Charles Frink's.
Mrs Ellen Frink is visiting in Leon
mister. Mass.
Oscar Tanner and family Of Boston
have been visiting at William J. Tan
ner's.
George Gallup took a party to Brad
ford in his auto Tuesday and another
party to Rocky Point on Thursday.
Esther Gallup returned home from
camp on Wednesday on account of the
illness of her brother.
GLADYS Gallup is entertaining Miss
Williams of Brooklyn.
A large number attended camp meet
ing a. Greene, r. l., Sunday.
Byron Gallup was in Norwich Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Origen Gallup were
visitors at A. A. Stantons Tuesday.
A. A. Stanton is having another III
turn.
Mrs Ann Corey and son. Alvin, at
tended the funeral of Alvin Corey OF
Providence which was held at North
Sterling Tuesday.
Mrs George Gallup and Mrs. Louis
Ingalls, went to see Mrs. Stella Kellogg
at North Coventry recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
LIBERTY HILL
Veteran Railroad Man Entertained by
Local Relatives-Loeai Changers at
Pomona Field Day.

Alfred Sheffield of Worcester has
been visiting his aunt. Mrs J. NJ.
Clark. and his cousins, in this place.
He has been employed by the N. & w
Railroad company for 35 years, and is
now retired on a pension.
Miss Edith Lewis, who is the Eng
fish teacher in Guilford Institute, is
visiting her cousin and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. George Clark.
Mrs. Annie l.. Harvey and daugh-
GERS, Carrie and Annie, are visiting
relatives in Norwich and New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos J. Lille, mem
bers of Lebanon grange, attended the
field day exercises of the New London
county and Quinebaug Pomona
oranges held at Storrs on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Belle Harvey was leader
of the c.. E. meeting Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
lEFFlNGWELL
Personal Gleanings and Newsy Brevi-
ties-Norwich Visitors in Our
Homes.

Peregrine White and Fred Palmer
return to Hartford today after spend
ing a few days with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leland Palmet-.
Harlem Dolbeare of Norwich WAS d
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Dolbeare.
Mrs. Robert Champlin and daughter
Grace have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charles Letting
well.
Charlie Leffingwell of Norwich is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Lef1ngweIl.
Warren Nichols and Miss Addie
Nichols of WiIlimantic were guests
Sunday and Monday of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Palmer.
Harry Palmer lost a valuable team
horse Sunday night
Miss Alice Lef1ingweil of East Great
Plain has been visiting Miss Gladys
Leffingwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrand Chappell and
Miss Agnes Lathrop of Palmertown
were guests of local friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ross and son
Casper spent Sunday with relatives al
Fitchville.
Mrs. William Duffy, Miss Annanedl
Duffy and Miss Agnes Loughead Of
New York are at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. l.. Palmer for a few weeks.
Henry Ensling of Norwich spent
Thursday with local friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
LISBON
State Road Oiled From Ames' Ceme-
terry to TaftviIIe- En-
Iarged-PersonaIs and Briefs.


Mr.. Swain of Wauwecus Hill has
moved into the McGorey place at New
ent which he recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Palmer. Jr., at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Palmer s
sister, Mrs. Walter Davis in Westerly
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kennedy and son
Royal spent the day at Watch Hill
Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Wibberley recently Wis
tied her daughter, Miss Edna Wibber-
ley in Boston.
Mrs. johnson and her cousin Miss
Ruth Green of Bridgeport are spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. johnson s
parents, Mr. and Mrs William Foote
A party made UP of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr Smith and daughter Grace, Miss
Mildred Bromley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hull are spending week at the
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert johnson and
daughter Hazel visited Sunday with
relatives in Jewett City.
At Guernsey Club Meeting.
J. B. Palmer attended the meeting
of the Guernsey club at Morton Plant S
farm in Groton "Wednesday.
State Road Oiled.
The section of the state road from
the Ames cemetery to Taftville has
been oiled this week.
Addition to Newent Schoolhouse.
The schoolhouse at Newent has
been enlarged by an addition built at
the rear.
The Ladies Aid society met at the
parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
Arthur Edmunds has returned from
a ten days vacation spent in New
York city and vicinity.
Miss Ruth Montague of Boston is
visiting her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Horatio Read.
Miss Susie Kanaflan spent the week
end with Miss Frances E1dredge in
Old Mystic.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Read visited
Sunday in Stonington.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
occUM AND VERSAILLES
M. e. Church Closed During Pastors
vacation-BasebaIi Interest Strong
Principal Sherman Was Here.

Mrs. Frederick B. Sibley of Provi-
dence wass the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Perkins on Wednesday and
Thursday.
AS has ben the custom for the past
several years, the Versailles NJ E.
church closes its doors during the alb
sence of it's pastor, Rev. Charles Smith
The church and Sunday school sessions
will be omitted on August 10th and
9th.
Warren S. Ames and family of Put
nam and Miss Ethel Barrows of New
London have recently been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Topliff.
Principal r. c. Sherman was in town
for a short time on Wednesday. ar
ranging school work for the coming
year.
Interest in baseball. which has been
kept al high point during the entire
season, has grown during the past
week, rivalry between the home team
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19

the Willimaatic hospital has so i'm
proved as to be able to return home
Miss Edith Perkins and Miss Ruth
Harrington of Worcester are at Miss
Ella Sharp's.
Miss s. Elizabeth Burchnall is en-
Pertaining Miss Florence Bugbee Of
Willimantic.
Grange Social.
Ihe grange gave a very pleasing en-
tertainfnent before full house last
Saturday evening. Dancing was en-
joyed after the entertainment, and ice
cream was for sale. About s25 was
cleared. The proceeds are to go
towards paying the mortgage
large number from here attended
the Pomona grange field day at Storrs
last Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
ASHFORD
Miss Giddings at Prince Edwards Isl.
and-Guests in Local Homes.

Albert Clark and Henry Weeks are
on the sick list.
William Poole spent Sunday at his
home here.
Miss Bertha A. Giddings of The
Outlook" left Saturday morning for
Providence and from there she will go
to Prince Edwards Island for several
weeks visit with her parents and
friends. Her many friends here wish
her a pleasant time and a safe and
early return.
Mrs. James Kehoe of New York is
visiting Mrs. E. P. Adams.
Mrs. H. E. Wetherell and daughter
of Chicago, also Mrs. Charles Bemis
of Southington are guests at The
Outlook
Mrs. P. J. Cassidy of Norwich is
stopping at Mrs. Frank Greene's for
few weeks.
Miss Inez Whittemore of Providence
is spending her vacation at Frank
Greene's.
Mrs. Timothy Lynch is under the
doctors care.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
BOZRAH
Grange Worked Third and Fourth De-
grees-PersonaI Interest.

The Bozrah grange worked the third
and fourth degrees on two candidates
Wednesday evening. After the initia-
ton a supper was served. There was a
large delegation from the Lebanon
grange. Brothers Pultz, Taylor and
Rockford made remarks, and Sister
Florence Hoffman gave a fine piano Sc
lection.
Miss Edith Herrick spent the day
Thursday with Mrs. o. A. Bishop.
Miss Alice Bishop and Miss Bertha
Miner attended the grange meeting
held at the Connecticut Agricultural
college, Storrs, Tuesday. They report
a good time and most interesting
meeting.
Miss Ethel Naples of Hartford is
visiting her brother, Grin Naples OF
Bozrah.
Mrs. Arson Burgess and Miss May
Burgess were at Ocean Beach last Sun
day, making the trip in their automo-
bile.
DR. Charles J. Fox and Mrs. Fox of
Hartford are guests at John ]. Ga
gers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
new LONDON COUNTY.
FRANKLIN
r. r. D. Carrier Simpson Enjoying
3 Rest from Labors-Nisitors Of the
Week in Local Homes-Newsy Notes

John Scott of Providence is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Clarence Simpson.
Eugene A. Manning of Yantic is
spending few days with his cousin, j.
Eugene Aver.
Louis Ortman of Norwich was a re-
cent caller at Lloyd P. Ayers.
Mr. and Mrs William Smith and
Miss NJ E. Whitford were at Ocean
Beach on Saturday the guests of Leon
ard o. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ellsworth of
Hartford were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel N. Hyde.
Mrs Hermon A. eager entertained
on Sunday Mrs. Edith Ward and son,
Paul. of LEBANON.
Everett Smith of New London was
Louis Smith
Mrs. George, l., Ladd and Mrs. May
Ross enjoyed a nouting at Coventry
lake one day hast week.
Miss Abbie Gallup of Norwich was
the guest of Miss Elinor Beckwith on
Sunday.
Harry Hoxie of Providence, and
Miss Halzel Swift of Willifnantic were
recent visitors at Hill Top farm
Mr. ard Mrs. Horace Smith of Lyme
have ben recent guests of Mrs. Sarah
Greensit
Mrs Myron Smith and daughter Miss
Blanch Smith, of BoZrah, attended
church in Franklin on Sunday.
Miss Linda Nicholson of Boston is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. George Az
cry.
Miss Marion Lamb of Hartford is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Lamb.
Worthington Snow of Hartford was
the week end guest of his uncle, Wal
ter s. Vail.
Mrs. Meltire Risely was Whitman
tic visitor on Tuesday.
Clifford II. Robinson and sons, Arad
and Huntington, were in Norwich on
Wednesday.
Fred Ortman of Norwich was the
week end guest of Samuel n. Hyde.
Mrs. Abbie Speeler and Miss Lille
Johnson We're in Wiliimantic on Sat
urday. attending the funeral of Amos
T. Fowler.
Mrs. Stella Lathrop spent Friday in
Groton, the guest of Mrs. Andrew
Main.
Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver and Miss Edna
Vallette were Norwich visitors on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Backus of CO.
Hyde's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan York of Provi
dence are spending "a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark James
Alvin Lyman of Lebanon was re-
cent caller in town.
Leroy Simpson of Norwich was
visitor here on Sunday.
James Simpson, letter carrier on
r. F. d. No. /, is taking his vacation,
and his son, Walter Simpson is sup
plying.
Rev. Harry A. BeadIe conducted the
service at the Sheltering Arms Sun
day.
Johnson were in New Haven on We'd
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
CLARk'S FALLS
Scarcity of Water-t May Have infIu :
enced is Year Old Boy.

Wyassup pond cannot furnish any
more water for the mill here at pres :
ent, as it is ali drawn off except tho
natural lake. Water is being drawn
from Green Falls reservoir now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bagley of
Quinebaug have been the guests of
Mrs. Bagley's brother, G. A. Stoddard,
and family. While here Mr.. Bagley
and Mr.. Stoddard caught ten black
bass in Zawgoo pond.
DR.. Orville Chesebro had a patient
recently that had been drinking too
much of something that intoxicates.
lie was only Is years old and a Wis
ltor in the neighborhood. The liquor was
probably fixed to make him drunk, but
came pretty near killing him.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Burdick and
daughters, Flora and Evelyn, were the
gross of Horace Palmer and family
: aGs. Mr.. Palmer and Mr.. Burdick
81 ended the services at Laurel Glen
chapel in the afternoon.
The Federal Felting company is us
ing it's gasoline engine.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
WOODSTOCK
Reunion on 10th Anniversary of
Woodstock Aeademy--Notes and
Personals

Miss Paine of Brooklyn, N. Y, is The
guest Of Miss Mabel Ritch.
Mrs. F. w Hinrichs gave a delight
full afternoon tea at her summer home,
Clover1ea, on Wednesday, the pro-
ceeds of which are to go towards par
sonage repairs. Solos were rendered
by Mrs. Berger of Jersey City and Miss
Insa Hinrichs, and Harold Smith Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, gave violin solo.
Mrs. Marcus Wood of Danielson and
Mrs. Fl. j. Potter are visiting Miss
Nellie d. Chandler.
William M. Gallup was in Norwich
on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. J. Lindeman and Master
Walter Lindeman are guests of rela-
tives in Oxford. Mass.
Miss Gertrude Eastman. a nurse in
the Springfield hospital. has visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taber.
10th Anniversary of Woodstock
Academy.
The reunion celebrating the 10th
anniversary of the founding of Wood
stock academy on Saturday brought
out large number of the alumni and
friends of the academy
A ball game between former students
of the academy was played at Il
o'clock. At 1 o'clock came the basket
luncheon. After this F. f. Rockwell
acting as POSTMASTER introduced sew
eral of the alumni, who gave short
speeches, among them Prlnc1pal Z. X
Hall, DIR. Robert Paine of Thompson.
Arthur D. Chandler of Orange n. J.,
and Mrs. Minnie Palmer Dean whose
sister introduced the game of croquat
at Woodstock in 1865.
After this came the pageant process
sion, followed by a series of historic
tableaux on the academy campus.
1-Wabbaquasset Indians-Carryir =
Corn to John Winthrops Colony at
Boston.
2-John Eliot Preaching to the In
dams.
3-The First Settlers-Their Arrival
and the Division of the Soil
4-Bathsheba Holmes and the In
dians.
5-The First Thanksgiving Dinner
Partaken of in East Woodstock
6-Genera1 Putnam Receiving the
News of the Battle of Lexington
THE Planting OF the Mcclellan
Films.
S-Breaking the Sabbath in 1925.
9-General Grant Visiting Woodsto X
in 1870.
Prof. Sidney Morse read the his
torical description leading up to each
tableau. All the actors took then
parts well and everything was carried
out in a most realistic manner The
whole affair reflects great credit on the
committee of arrangements: Arthur G
Morse, chairman, Edith H. Hall, Harry
e. Wells. Constance Holt, Frederick +
Rockwell.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
POMFRET CENTER
Local Members Attend Guernsey Club
Meeting at Eastern Point.

Mrs. Sharpe returned TO her home
"Wednesday from Day-Kimba1l hospi-
tai much improved in health.
Robert Rust is having a pneumatic
pressure water system installed at
Courtland's
DIR. James. Hutchins, Dr. Clarke,
Arthur GroSvenor and E. E. Brown
took in the Guernsey club meeting at
Morton F. Plants. Branford farms at
Groton. Wednesday, making the trip in
DIR. Hutchins auto.
The Misses Christie of Hartford are
visiting their aunt Annie Christie.
Miss FANNY Brown and Roger Brown
are at Westland.
Joseph Scott is entertaining his sis
ter and family, from Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
LAUREL GLEN
Family Picnic at Wyassup Lake.
Gilbert Main Breaks Arm.

The families of John Geer and Hor-
arc Palmer picnicked at Wyassup lake
Monday.
DR.. Hyde and family left Friday
n; Crning for a two weeks stay at Mar
tha's Vineyard.
Gilbert Main, son of AttaWay MAN,
has broken his arm. DIR. Briggs of Ash
away reduced the fracture
Mrs. George Burdick of Chase Hill
visited her sister, Mrs. Horace Palmer
recently.
Miss Hattie White was a caller in
Pachaug Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Maine spent
the day Saturday at Pleasant View.
Clyde Maine and Bessie White have
returned to PaWtucket, r. ].
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
CAMPBELL'S MILLS
Octcsenarian an Active Waiker-At
tended Greene Camp Meeting.

Carey Main, veteran of the civil
war, who is 80. walked from his home
in North Stonington a distance of nine
miles, and spent two days visiting
friends here.
John A. Cleveland, who is 80, passed
through here on his way to the camp
meeting at Greene, r. /.
Mrs. John r. Tanner and Miss Mar
garet Tanner were in Jewett City and
Norwich. Wednesday.
Mrs Tanners nephew, Master Frank
Rurdick, returned with his aunt for a
short visit.
Thursdiay John T.. Tanner and fam
lily spent the day at Beach Pond.