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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
C0LUMBIA
William II. Bliss Supervisor of rwenA ty-F6ur schoois iessph Hutehins Offers 43o0 Towards improving Cemetery Addition.

Erwin $. Collins of East Hartford was with his parant1. MT. and Mr0. Warren A. Collins, over Sunday. been I erterfaininF siria n; friends from Rock
 Tax Collector A. L. Frfnk spent last Saturday at the sezectmen,s room in Y Yeomany hall. In the afternoon the sesectmen and town treasufer held their regular monthly business meet
 Mrs John Fl. Daxis and children of Hamden were guests of Mrs- Davis. father, Deacon William A Collins, portion of last, week.
 Miss Julia Kneeland teacher fla South w filling ton. was with her par ehts, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Knsefand, over Sunday. tlF.3
 supsrvisss 1swsdty y. Fsur Schools.
 Ex- William H. Bljsa, now superuisor of schools in tho towns of Goshen GEanbX and HarWintou. spent last week at his home on Chest nut Hill, it being vacation week in the schools Mir. Bliss has twenty-four quarters at Winsted. The duties of hia office occupy his entire time during the school terms. z -
 Aubrey Winter has been visiting rel atives in Hartford.
 Mrs. Herbert A. 0illette of East ents, MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Isham. on Chestnut, Hill
 Cemetery Association Meets.
 The Columbia Cemetery association held it's annual meeting at Yeomane hall last Saturday afternoon. Tho vu- rious reports were hoard and accepted~ The following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: President, Jamoa .. Little; vice president. Edward ?. Ly- man; secretary and treAsurer, Vfe4 A Hunt; finance committee. Q. D. Weet man sexton, John A. Lewis. Az aA addition to the cemetery 1s mech need ed, a tract of land in closs peoxtmity to the present cemetery waA pnrc1neo4 few years ago, but for lack of fundo has never been put into, proQor ohape for uses The matter WaA idiGtuogod at the annual meeting and J0seph Hutch ins offered to donate tho haudsoGse sum of $500 towards the expense of remov- v- where necessary and laying out into lots whenever the work was started in earnest. There is now at 1oaet . fAfS prospect that the lot will be Doe 1ue0 shape at an early date.
 Real Estate oaiss.
 Amherst B. Scoyiil. who lives just over the town line in Lebanon, has sold his place and Will erect . dwslI- ing on the property known as the Henry Dewey place near by.
 The property located in the Soutb- place, has recehtly changed owners. Charles Hitchcock c having . porch | erected on the east, side Of his house. Wednesday morning the freoB wor9 coated with 4ce An ice storm is not common ip April.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
NORTH STERLING

Telless E. Benway of Bridgeport is which he recently purchased from Frank Couture.
 George C., SpooHer has been confined to the house the past week with throat trouble
 Miss " Sharpe the local teacher visited her home in Pomfret over Sun~ day.
 Five forest fires could be seen at one time here last Monday.
 Mrs. George F.. Pierce, 3r., does not improve in health very rapidly,
 Trout fishermen report poor luck SC far. as the water is cold and fish are scarce Z
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
STERLING
Funeral of Mrs. Susan BoswsIi-vs
 cation of One Week.

Mrs. Susan Boswell, one of the old est residents of this town, died Satur day, April L The funeral was held at her home on Wednesday. The ser- mon was preached by Rev Samuel Thatcher. Burial was at Oneco.
 School closed Friday for a weeks vacation.
 k{ihS Laura Bowen will fspend her vacafibn at her home in F'ittfiburg. Mass.
 Frank Larro srzhe has :aAen AlEyith Jssjv "a Pastor Astsnas cohfsrsues.
 Mrs. Roy Thomas and son Wesley have been viAtiug in Rlackstone dur ing the. abHenceS@of Rev. MEE Thomas, who attended the M. E. conference in South Manchester.
 A few. from this village attended church. on Sterling Hill Sunday
 Miss Abbie Witter is spending the Easter vacation at the home of her parents at Brooklyn, Conn.
 The Epworth league prayer meeting was held Friday evening in the Meth odist vestry.
 MT Wallace of Boston, the new sta ton agent. has moved his family into the house owned by Charles o. Rich ardson.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
C'f|IAlI|P!t'.'|illl.|| ].
Chimney Fire at c. E Hoss tsrAnits
 Trimmings for Library Arrive.

Trimmings for Library Afrive.
 herd of five large deer was seen Monday morning at South Chaplin. on the farm of Charles E. Ross x x
 Misses Arlene and Marxuer1tef Bth- ham of Gurleyviiie have been recent visitors at the hOne Of their gra nd < mother, Mrs Olive dartin
 s Chimney firs.
 Charles T. Ross came near losing his house b., fire Tuesday The chin < ney caught fire and the heat set the woodwork on fire but by prompt work Mir. Ross extingufshed the blaze with small loss.
 Teacher Hl 2 The South Chaplin school did not begin the spring term Monday, ewing to the Illness of the teacher Miss Viola Lewis at her home in Golumbias
 To Resums Work on Library-
 The granite trimmings for the new public library are being received; and work will soon be resumed on the foundation. which is partly completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
DAYvILL-E
Evening of Whist Officers Elected al
 Annual Church Mssting.

Mrs. c. A. Russell is spending d few days in Wallingfond with Mrs. c. G. Phillips.
 Fred Miller, IT., and Byron Barrow day.
 Mir. and Mrs. .. w. Atwood spent the week end with Mrs. c. A. Russell. Ambrose Brooks of Waterford was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Newton Phillips is visiting Mrs. Frank Kennedy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franklin and daughter spent Sunday in Rockland, R,
 James Walker has been confined to the house with 8 severe cold.
 Mrs. Daniel Malone is entertaining Mrs. Timothy Donovan of Blackstone, Mass.
 Raymond Blanchard spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. J. R. Blanchard
 Entertained at Whist.
 Mrs. James Walker entertained a large party at whist on Thursday eve-
 Mrs. w. F. LaBeaie has beer- con fined to the house with 2. severe cold.
 The Misses Kelley are spending their vacation at the home of their fathef, W..P. Kelley
 Wayland Bennett is the possessor of a new canoe.
 Church Meeting.
 At the church meeting on Monday evening w. F. Kelley was made mod orator for year. Church committee, Sabin S. Russell. James Blanchard and Deacon F. J. Burnett; clerk and treas- urer, Benjamin Cogswell; ushers, Cliff ford Jones, Fred Burnett, Fred Miller. Wayland Bennett; tithing men, Fred E. Miller. Wayland Bennett;;'' auditors, w. D. CogsWell, F. E. Miller. At the close of the election, a resolution was adopted thanking the retiring clerk, Dr. A. E. Darling, for his services. John Cobb spent the week end in Norwich. Horace Robidan. telegraph operator, has resigned He is succeeded by Raymond Mitchell
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

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 Miss sssie LII sl|| m rstalnssa' l ]. q .13a isl 5spls ss 1 spsnt day n AzonffyilIe alad ge1y Ispnsa IT:
 Iseatef to1i hie IT osins a \ to ilas absenee of the rss ar organtst on accoaltat of i1lnesss Rsank gs.l1Z Efssatioial church fssinllay sao5nius: Mrs, .. Fl. sToWnseId pIsIyed at the. afternoon service At 6k Paul
 Rev. e. Fl MacDufEed and ron Frank Of Three Riraks. sa.. sI9enf Monday .Mrs. Arthur sstisl Clark of WilIlmantic has been the guest of her sister 0a rs Harold L. Mairle.
 The Eon&r tiona1 choir will hold "a rehearsal in the chapel ofs Easter
 Mrs. Chauncey 1ilsop of the ge- rusaleu district WAS 2 recent visitor In Hartford and Versatile q
 Mra Helen IT Cleveland of HamR- ton is visiting Mrs. Waldo Bingham.
 Miss Helen Harrington and MISS guests of the Misses Helen and Marian Larfahee Wednesday.
 BsAn supper in chapel.
 Although the weather WAS stormy about 50 people were present at the baked bean supper served in the chap eI on Wednesday evening. Owing to the storm the Misses Blanchette, of WiIlimantic, wh0 were to have fur nished the programme, were. unable to ha present. The supper was in charge or Mrs. Juiia M. Arnold, who wag as- sisted by Mrs Edward Billings, Mrs. George Cook Miss Emma Larrabee, Mrs will Richmond, Mrs, John Beck withs Mrs Charles Potter, Mrs Lucian Bass. The walters included Mrs. Grace Wood. Mrs. John Webster, George Cook and Arthur Keeney. Will Rich mond sold tickets. About $10 was cleared @ssAs s # E z s
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
WARR WHILE
Entarprisinq Citizens improve Appear
 ance of Property.

Miss Mabel Spooner led the c. E meeting on Sunday evening of last week.
 The village sdl1ool closed last Friday for a week vacation.
 Miss Eva Spaulding, the local teach : CT. is spending her vacation with drer parents in Danielson. <.
 William Hewlett of Burnside spent the week with A. F. James
 M. S. LoiIks returned to his home here Monday. {.
 M.. H. Brewer and William White tis' last week.
 w. IL. Durkee and E. L. James hava improved the looks of their property by cutting a1arge amount of brush.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
-77- '77 D '
 ASHFORD

The auction at the home of the late
 John Keneson was well attended Monday.
 Mrs ID. B. Packer has returned hoTue from the Willimantic hospital.
 Anton Wilkes of New York has moved to his farm and will spend the summer here.
 William Poole spent Sunday at his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
LET HIS Flllld Izvl0 STA HES

EdWard Kzomes tain have been confined to the Aot11e with 1r1ps IS
 MrU Ear1 Buntlel and Mrs. Nutson were yisit0rs n Norys ich on WedneS-
 X chjeksn &spper 3
 Cattle KeniIWorth of til1 Knights of Kine Arthur gaNe \ chicken pie supper NedneSday evenin6 After the supper a mo programme wRe rendered. cons aisting Of recitatiohs by Prof. Frank Naples 0f Norwich, violin solos by Char1aa Hahn of Conantville and piano Edith Isarkhazn- In spite of the bad weather nearly $26 was taken in.
 MT. and Mrs Jacob Budd, formerly of East Hartford, are. staying here far a sf 0rt time before removing to Hope we'll
 Miss Edith Larkham sang at neck tie social given at Mansfield Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
CLABk's CORNERS
Local PupiIs Assist in Entertainment
 at Thompsen.

The high school students returned to their duties Monday after weeks vacation.
 Charles oliver returned to college Monday, after spending his vacation at his home here.
 Mrs. H Fl. Converse and daughter SybyI returned to Eastford Tuesday after a weeks visit with the formers s mother.
 Mrs. Ethel Neff has returned from a short stay in Springfield.
 Straw Rids to Thompson.
 Miss Viola E. Jewett and pupils and few others, to the number of four teen. went to Hampton Friday evening, March 31, on . straw ride, to take part in an entertainment given for tho benefit of the schools. The local pupils gave recitations and Mrs Jewett and
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
WILL LSONvlL.LE

Mrs Irving Adams, who has been visiting her son and family in Hart ford has returned home.
 Miss Fanny Jennings was a Putnam visitor Sunday.
 After a weeks vacation school open ed Monday morning.
 During his vacation Lesley Mills vis-s tied with his grandparents in Thomp- son.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

,sss I.i 1sia fhrop in n1oved fronI tlie tenement of 1{rs. lte ci3 tlly5 Danie1s0n road t0 tlle tenefnelft Fl MIss Lucy peyisola slade rees pl fhe. comm aols.
 Walter Dixon and two sons of Danielson were gnests of M frss DfxonsA stsfer Mrs. B. Potter. on iday visitea Mlss Helen Is. tter for 2 few days. They went to Provide1lce
 Saturday Adiss Gary to visit In Taun~
 ton short time. s'. s
 Mrs<sDeWitt c Bark was in Putnam
 M 2: and Mrs: I B: Hatch returned
 home on afurday after an absence of several weeks =sa lss ss4ss
 Miss Lizzie " Raker after spend- ing the winter with her sister in Pon1- fret has returned home
 Two Join Church. the Baptist Church on Sunday at the coInmti1ion service, sfhe hand of
 recSdEiy reeeiTed by sis DsIter a,t M Mrs Michael O'Neil, after spending several weeks in New London, re- turned hQne on Saturday last. her daughter Florei1ce coming with her and remaining over Sunday ss Mrs. H. Bennett and daughter Fl0ren6e of Providence are visiting Mrs. D. Pond. offcsrs Of Woman's Club. The annual meeting of the Woman's club was held Monday afternoon with Mrs. F. M. M Mallor. The presidents Mrs. Genungs beiuE away, AIiss. Addle Hyde presided The former officers were elected for the coming year and in addition Miss Charlotte Palmer and Miss Charlotte Scarborough were elected directors. After the business the time was filled with Norwegian music, vocal and instrumental. Notes. James s. Palmer and Lewis S Palm CT spent Sunday with their parents Mir. and Mrs. James c. Palmer. Warren A. Tanner is home on a short vacation.
 Rev. G. F. Genung, D.D., is visiting his brother, Professor Genung, at Ann herst, Mass.
 Master Stanwood Peck; son of Rev Isaac Peck, rector of Trinity church has returned to his studies at Hoosic N. N
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

SSS'osy-FaF aFmsre uneti- tuts on Friday.
 Miss Mary q. Perley returned Thurs day from months visit in Washing ton and Philadelphia
 Herbert w. Bowen was in town a few days early in the week.
 Harold Spciding of Boston is the ing. TIT
 Vacation Visitors.
 The vacation brings several teachers e their homes here: Miss Edith H. Hall from Mount Holyoke Miss Jana F. Kendall from Boston and Miss Ethel Spaiding from the Norwich Free Acad- eDy.
 Social at Paraonaae.
 social was held at the parsonage Tuesday evening. There was a good attendance in spite of the storm, and au enjoyable evening was spent
 Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Hall were in Bridgeport last Sunday.
 Officers Rs-sIscted.
 The annual meeting of the Ecclesi- astical society was held Tuesday af- ternoon- All the ofIiccrs vera re- elected The society begins the year with a small balance in the treasury. William A. Gallup, who has been spendins the winter with his son hare. has returned to his home in Norwich.
 Farwsrs' lnstituts.
 A. farmers institute was held in so- ciety hall North Woodstock, Friday. April 2. with the following programnae: i: 10.S0. welcome; response. l. c. Fanton, state beard of agriculture: address, Essentials of Butter Making, E. u. BHtts, St0rrs college: State Granse Master Healey spoke on Canadfan Reciprocity. Afternoon session-Ad- 2 dress. Orchardihg, Alva T. StsvAns, Storrs college; address. What to Eat and Why, Miss Mildred Maddox, Fox bero. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
THoMP

Misses Elizabeth Eddy and Edith CrufE of M0rristown have been enjoy- ing vacation at their homes here
 Miss Sarah Crosby of Northampton has been epending her vacation with her parents, Judge and Mrs George Cr0eby.
 Rev. Mir Gdrsf was entertained over Sunday by MT, and Mrs. Nathan
 MT. and Mrs. George Ballard have moved into e C. Pierce'a house.
 is at home for her spring vacation.
 The womAn'a missionary society and 1adies' aid Of the C.ongre9a tional church met this week with Miss H.
 2 1lne ecll cllectfon Of colored bird pie
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
LAWSON

David Gray spent Sunday with his family in Wi1limantic.
 Frank Phillips ands Orrin Phillips were Norwich visitors Saturday.
 Harold Cunningham of Elliotts was the guest Saturday of Mrs. Dwight Phillips
 5. William ColhuEn has entered the employ of Charles Phillips at his steam mill in Brooklyn. s.sssssss4
 Miss Ethel Lewis of Gnilford Is home for the Easter vacation
 Week visitors to the Thread city were Amos Stone. Abel Burdick and L. e. Stocking
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
NEN LeIlpeN lOuNIY
.UIV(sjlSII
Mrs Frederick l. JShnss6 pen6tSe
 Lend ssr -oeksSI oaf3eSe liasI lees ter Ter MsthsdIst 9seisty orsHSs

~~~s' A < i f is & s sf
 Hubert Hummell moved Saturday from one of IT. F. R0bertBOn's t4l3o- inents to the Rumrill house back of th6 Howard vfbber returned to worcSsz ter Saturday, after brief visit sAt ma home of his father. Elisha vt6ber.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake who have been in charge of the town farm the past two years, moved April II to the house of Elisha yibber. have been spending the winter in town wich.
 Mrs. Jared Rogers is the guest of her nephew. Edmund Rogers of the Gen. ter.
 {. Plane fer Pupiis' Gasdsns.
 Public schools in town opened on Monday morning after weeks vaca MoQ In the Tenth district (Uncaa- vnle), Miss Grace Hooper principal, with the opening of spring an innO- vation has been planned by Supervisor E. K. Wheeler, that is. the culture of flowers and vegetables by the pu- pills. This plan is to be carried out un land, the use of which Mrs. Fred erick A. Johnson has donated This tract of land will be apportiCned in~ to plots containing certain number of vStion of one one pupil. The pupils win De allowed to grow on these plots whatever flower or vegetable they choose. being limited only to one kind of vegetable or flower. The children arc enthusiastic over the plan.
 Has Opened Store.
 Hubert Dart, who has opened the store recently purchased by his fla ther, G. w. Dart. from 4. l.. Both am. will be assisted by C. T. Bart lett and Cornelius Fitzgerald.
 Mrs. Robert Cochrane moved Mon- day to the tenement over c. A. Chap mans store.
 l. l. Browning has purchased valu- ahle pair of mules to use on his farm.
 Mrs. William Weinstein of New York is spending a few days with friends in town.
 Now Msthedist Factor.
 Rev. s. r. Maine, pastor of the Methodist church, has been assigned by the conference to Hills Grove, Mass, MT. Maipe's successor is Rev. J. B. Aldrich.
 The inventory of the town farm, was taken on Monday.
 Grange Csnfsrs Dsgrsss.
 Montville grange, Patrons of Illus bandry, held a meeting "Wednesday night in Palmer Memorial hall. class of five candidates received the third and fourth degrees. After the business part of the meeting a chicken pic supper was served
 William c. Arnold has resumed work in New London after few days spent in Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
CANTERBURY.
Children and Grandchildren Celebrate 18th Wedding Anniversary of Mir.
 and Mrs. chauncey C. Erink-.

There was family gathering at the new residence of MT. and Mrs Chann cey C.. Frink. on Canterbury Green, Sunday, April 2. it being the 18th an niversarys of their marriage. Those present were Postmaster s. T. Frink. wife and two sons, of Brooklyn; MT. and Mrs. w. D. Frink of Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hyde, MT. and Mrs. Marshall J. Frink and MT. and Mrs. Clinton B. Brink of .Canterbury, which are the families Of their three sons and two sflaugfifers. Miss AddeIl Bassett of Hampton, a friend of the family, was also present. All took ad- vantage of the opportunity to attend the services at the Congregational church in the morning. where they had attended n1any years ego, Mrs. Hyde formerly being the orEanist for many years The day WAS pleasantly spent and all hoped to be living to celebrate their golden wedding. April 2d, 1912. MT. and Mrs. Frink have been resi-. dents of Canterhury for AT years and all their children but one were born here.
 Attended Norwich Thsater.
 Miss Lena, Maude and Amelia Car penter and Lewis Edson, Napoleon Darby and Joseph Avery attended Po- lis in Norwich Saturday.
 Helen s. Adams spent a few days in Moosup last week.
 Arthur Bennett and Miss Dorothy Bennett attended Polls in Norwich Saturday.
 Representative E. E. Bennett is at home sick this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Auction st csnler PIaes-P,rsonsl
 Items.

Mrs. (. E. Douglass and son willie of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. 1T. J. Barber Saturday.
 Michael Reilly of New York was the guest of his sister Mrs. Mary Conlon the first part soE the week.
 Mrs. Mary Eonlen having sold her farm, sold her stock, farming toolr, etc, at auction Tuesday The salce were numerous and fair prices were received.
 Frank ". Lyon of South Windham wss in this vicinity Tuesday.
 Mrs. Carrie FL Clark is viaiting her Norwich.
 T. ]. Barber was in Norwich Thurs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
ABlNGToN

William Weeks Of Willimantic was Tn town Sunday
 Mrs. Mary Webster has moved to the Qegood farm.
 Henry HolbrooN is tearln& down six wagon sheds at the Al Advcnt cl1ape1
 Miss Emlna A Aite1 recenfIy f1ited relatives Tn pani lsoIl <. ..ss zE.
 MisA Sybif 5en0iHe4 ' IF Vtei HIT MTus|
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
PHOENIl lvILI-
spaIdins Place Bought by MiddletoWn Man Stock for Carpet Company Arrives.

Miss Grace Lawton, who has been seriously i'll, is mitch improved and expects to resume teaching at Union next Monday. s
 The Augustus SpaIding place. has been sold to MT. Spencer of Middle town. ,
 The Carpet compans has received a consignment of stock this week.
 School closed iii District three on Wednesday for the Easter vacation
 Continued high water in the trout brooks is proving protection from the early fishernen's bait.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

visiting her sitter. Mrs. M. E. Brown ell.
 A number from here attended tho conference meetings in South Man chester Sunday. # z | }. MT. and Mrs. James Best returned t6 town Wednesday,, after a short lding trip in sfhe south.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
0AKDALE.
Rev. Fl. T. Arnold Of Norwich Preach
 cd at Congregational Church.

Rev H. T. Arnold of Norwich preached in the Congregational church on Sunday from Matt. Xii: 37
 The c. E. meeting at p. III. was led by J. c. Fellowes. Topic. Great lives Joshua i:1-11.
 The Ladies' Social union met on Thursday at the home of Mrs C. c. Turner in Palmertown.
 Miss Evelyn Constock has been tho guest this week of Miss Katherine Rogers at her home in Quaker Hill.
 Robert A Dart has sold his farm below Chapel Hill schoolhouse to a Derty from Greeneville. MT. Dart con templates going into the teaming bus
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
WEST MISTER.

Mr. and Mrs William RoIlinsan Of PaWtucket are guests of Mr. and Mrs CharIos Rarstow.
 Miss Lila Ogden. teacher in tha school here, is spending the vacation at her home in Rocky file.
 Mrs. A. A Smith has been confned to her home by i1ineSe s. ss
 Merrill Hutton has been a great As1f < ferer from rheurnN tism the past weak
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
B0LToM
Vacation ii, Local esIs-gssstins os
 Aid Society.

The Bolton schoools have been clos ed tie past tsweek for the spring vacs- ton.
 The Ladiess Aid society met with Ars. F. IT. Strong recently.
 Walter A. Dewey has gone to hi5 parents in TorrfnGton. where he is to have charge of their farm.
 Horace Case has returned to his fathers, in Canton, after two years spent in Bolton.
 William E. Clark has returned home, after some time spent with his sister in Conantyil1e.
 Theodore Perry has been visiting in New York. z. Miss Viola Howell spent Sunday .in South Manchester.
 Mrs G. B. Franceschina has been
 Gary ID. Carpenter spent last sunS day with his father, Lucfen Carpenter. in Ashford
 Mrs. c. N. Loomts recently spent q few days with her daug8ter, Mrs. W< E. Stetson, in Andover.
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
WEST WOODSTOCK Baptist Sunday scheoI Plans Eastsr

The Baptist Sunday school Is plan ming for an Easter concert Sunday evening, Apri1 Is. . H
 Fav6rable news is reported of Mrs Wayland Care. who II still in tlfs Me- morial hospital, Worcester. Mahy friends have remembered her ttb fioWers and kindly nlessates from tiIne
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

Providence Sunday lon account cf fRe Illness of Mrs. Placefs father.
 Jarvis Halls nie1e is q hel elper at Mir, Halls at present
 Mrs. Carpenters father from Proyf- dence will spend the week end at the parsonage. # < E sS
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
SOUTH WlMDHAM.
Social Given by knishtss of kins AT
 thur-Notee, and Personals

Mrs. william Park has returned from . vis1t wieh 1rtemds in Boston.
 MrN. Wilxnnno Of GyeeneviyIe Wns q Sunday vialtor with Mrs. Nellie Tnbbs.
 Cha11ao II. 1ackus from q flock cf 1s DaHw6 Es1YmotAkh Rock hens col MArcA ana ffom March 2 tp Apr5f s
 Tkc RSs. C. H. McDunse If rhre6 Rlvn{f Wes c411lnG on friends ir tosrjs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
HOLLAND COUNTY
BOLTON NOTCH
Pastor Transferred to Moodus-Case oi
 Blood Poisoning.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Howard moved to the club house Tuesday,
 Rev Jesse Martin and wife are to move to Moodus, where the former is to preach the coming year, They will De missed by many friends here. aa..
 Taken to Hospital.
 Clarence Cross was taken to<a. hos pffal in Hartford Wednesdays He was suffering from a severe case of blood poisoning in his hand.
 Fred Von Deck has moved his fam fly to South Coventry. where he is to work on the Dimmock place. <,
 Mrs. Sarah Hale of Springfield is
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

}, Winstsd. .-Highland lake is ii 1-1 inches below high water mark