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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-04
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earpsiss fer Loo.l Mar Whiis L New.

ss.s B'Is York.
hey. Austin aardner Il still ! great
NJ. ana Mrs. James Taylor, who
hAv6 been I'll, are much better.
Jonathan Caberno, who suffered Z
&o1l some time ago. II still feeble
Wtni4u Marsh has 20 Tar recovered
from his serious attack rs to be out.
Fred Tyler il still housed with grip.
AZ the teachers' institute ct the
normal school, Wil1imaEtic, Saturday,
only TWO Qf the Wilmington force were
absent: 1ffgs Fentpm and Miss Miller.
Miss Edna Buebee and Miss Kellar.
were OF the party Nellie Burleson
one Of the Union teachers. remained
Tor the day.
Miss Lillian Mathews and Miss Ma
pei e: Clarke were guests Friday night
of Miss Ella Hoxie ii Willimafitic
Mr. Cosgrove wras the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. Sleight, in New York
when on his way to Ithaca last week
She planned a surprise for him in the
way Of a gathering OF our musical
summer people at Miss Ranson's stu
do. The Misses Dunnfng and Palmer,
their niece who was with them last
autumn, Miss Coleman, who are all
looking forward to summer days on
Mr.. Cosgrove greatly enjoyed his
stay at Cornell university. He speaks
at Bristol at an asricultra1 meeting
this week.
Charles Nichols, who has been seri-
ously III, has great recuperAtive pow
ers, and his friends are hoping for his
complete recovery.
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MINDHAM
Supper Given by L. A. s.-Notes and
Personals.

Rev. Mr.. Stearns of Putnam occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational church
last Sunday, in the absence Of Rev. H.
G. Grimes, who was i'll with the grip.
Alfred and Lester Eaton, students in
the High school in Willimantic, are at
their home here, i'll with measles.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety held Its March meeting in the
chapel Thursday afternoon.
Harriet and Julia Guild and Charlotte
e. Lathrop attended the birthday party
of Sarah Able of South Windham on
Tuesday afternoon.
The L. A. s. held one of it's popular
bean suppers in,the chapel on Wednes-
day evening. The hostesses were Mrs.
John Webster, Mrs. Arthur Potter, Mrs
George Potter, Mrs. Andrew Metzger
and Mrs. John Bates. Music was fur
nished by Harold Wyman, F. 3. Hart
and Miss Arnold.
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BOLTON NOTCH
House Party At the Maplss- -srothsr-
hoods Entertainment.

Miss Sadie J. Howard, from New
York, ~ visiting her mother, Mrs. M
e. Howard.
Miss Theresa M. Seigel recited The
Man Of The Hour at Quarryville M. d.
church Tuesday evening.
Mrs Fanny Standish has resigned
as housekeeper for M. w. Howard,
and gone to visit her sister.
Mrs. E. M. Howard has returned
from WATERBURY,, where she was the
guest of her mother.
Mrs. H. J.. Thompson Of Hartford and
a party Of friends were at her summer
home. The Naples, Tuesday.
Hartford Musicians Heard.
Music was furnished by Three young
men members Of q popular mandolin
club Of Hartford at the entertainment
given by the Brotherhood Tuesday
evening.
/. Mrs. Gerry Of Hartford is house
keeper at M. w. HOward's.
james Jefferson, who is fecupefating
at Cedar Mountain. was at his home
last week.
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Charles Kinssbury Of Bristol, Coma,
visited friends here last week
Miss Sarah p. White returned Tues
day to hef duties at Allegheny hos
pital Allegheny. Pa, after spending
Miss Fanny 81 White Of Beacon Fails
spent the week end at her home
Alger r Day LETT Wednesday for
New York where he will undergo .
trepannins operation at Roosevelt hos
pdtaL He was accompanied by his
brother. Fred K Day of Hartford.
Mrs. Dewitt KYngsbhry is in Lynn,
called there by the illness of her faith
err.
Mr., and Mrs. L. A. Kinesbury are n
Northampton, Mass. this week.
Rev. Nestor Light Is at a private hos
pltal In Willimantic, undergoing treat
ment for liberation of the stomach.
Last Saturday the Rev. Mr.. Davis Of
Yale occupied the pulpit at the Con-
gregational church
Play Well Given.
In the tionA'- ~hurch recent
~ play, The Burglar A.4rzs1, was Civ
q. The Characters were well repre-
scented, as follows: Penelope, Miss
Nellie Albertin; Aunt Martha, spfnster,
Miss Gertrude Macfarland; Aunt
Mary spinster, Miss Ruby z. Higgfn11
Bridget, the burglar. Miss Hannah =
cake and coffee were served Musi0
was furnished by Mis- Edith Martha,
violin, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. w. H. Armstrong.
Grange Resumes Meetings.
Last week Tuesday evening Wau-
gumbaug grange held e. meeting and
supper was served in their rooms. No
Mrs. sarah Wolfe recently disposed
of her farm, stock, ETC., at auction She
intends making a trip to England at
an early date.
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|. NORTH STERLING
Arthur Halls Dsath-Fred Adams to
Return to California.

March came in like a lamb
Mrs. George Pierce, IT., is confined
to the house by illness. Her mother
and sister Gertrude are caring for her.
Funeral Of Arthur Hall.
Arthur Hall, who died of consump-
ton at the Home of David Hall. was
brought here Tuesday and Mlaid at
rest in the family cemetery BESIDE his
father and mother
Walter Young 10 recovering from
soon.
Fred Adams has sold his farm and
will return to California.
Fred Brooks and family OF Provi-
dence spent Sunday at George Pierce's.
10. Taylor has been sick the past
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RAWsoN
Little Milk Now Shipped to Boston
Supply Goes to Scotland Creamery.


Supply Goes to Scotland Creamery.
Weekend visitors to Willimantio
were: j. F. Fisher, George Kent,
Dwight Phillips and Edward Berg
grel1.
Mrs. Fred Cunningham and Miss
Edith C1app of Ellington were guests
of Mrs. Dwight Phillips ON Friday.
Jerome Shippee, who has been boss
farmer at the Sunset Hill farm, is
moving his family. to Putnam.
Cream for Scotland Creamery.
The Scotland creamery is making
collections of cream of most of the
farmers here waao have been sending
milk to Boston. Only a. few now ship
their milk to Boston.
Herbert Smith is,> to assist C.. e.
Burnham in his market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Baker were
Pomfret visitors Sunday.
Myron Fuller is putting his bunga-
low in shape for the summer.
w. e. Holman OF Phoenixville was
in town Tuesday.
William L1awton gave kitchen hop
at his home Tuesday evening.
Harold Cunningham of Elliott was a
called here ON Saturday.
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WEST WOODSTOCK
Orange Social Followed by Musical
Programme.

The Thursday night prayer meet
ing was at the home of f. L.. Corbin.
Miss Julia Pike spent last week
with Miss Mary Pike.
vestry of the Baptist church Friday
evening. A musical programme was
carried out.
Mrs. Carpenter has just returned
from a weeks visit with her parents
in Providence.
Two new members will be taken in
to the Baptist church next Sunday
morning
Mrs. e. l.. Chamberlin is ill.
Andrew Moriarty and wife from
Southbridge were guests over Sunday
at Mr.. Anderson's.
A number of the local teachers at
tended the teachers meeting in Will
1imantic Saturday.
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] BR(I0k N.
Funs;l | n Maria ". Cosby Baptjst3
Church Begins Year Free from

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his n7nfhsr is = Z III. - e
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xf&rationai Iss MIA ! food sale ii
the chapel Friday iiav afternoon Of last
u,sff 81, .ss.-y ,rs nafronized
- s'-1-s.- - " $50.
Ssr1ssseu rsns'v1'-
MIS-. Ella De Gray, widow Of Apr slli,
~ Ie Wno sesneu - i. ~ ~ 800 =
VAT n company y, NINETY tn Int. view y
York voIunteers has been eLanteu =
widows pension. together with the ac-
crued pension due her husband at the
time Of his DEATH.
Martin W. Crosbys Death.
Martin W. r.rosE,., died Saturday
evening AFTER an fitness OF several
years. aged 81. he leaves q son and
DAUGHTER. He held the office OF dea-
son in the congregational church foI
many years. His funeraI was nero
pastor Rev Cnaries a. Downs, 10 OH =. :.
clateo. burlai was IN the aanAy ~. u
the 0Ouun celnetery.I lie uedleIs Y y ~ 2
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MISS Gerlle Green OF canterbury -
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'.|M0osuP


The fourth quarterly conference OF
the Methodist church was held Tues
day evening, District Superintendent
J. II. Newland presiding The pastor,
Rev. Otis. III. Green, gave his report
for the year, which showed conscien-
tious work done by him. He has made
400 calls, attended two funerals and
six weddings. The present member
ship of the church is 145. net.gain OF
reported 1879 in the Sunday school, with
an average attendance of so. Miss
Ellie Fair, president of the Epw 0rth
league. gave the membe rship as So.
They have raised $65 the past year for
church expenses. Mrs. Ervis White-
head, president OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety reported $500 raised the past
year. The recording steward, Miss
Lila Millett, and estreasurer report
ed $1,000 raised for. the running ex-
penses Of the church. Howard e. Main.
treasurer of the organ fund, reported
the actual cost OF the organ and all
terations $2,517.s0. OF this amount all
has been paid except $1,212.15.
Death Of Mrs. Daniel Burchard.
Alicia Deblin, aged 72, wife of
Daniel Burchard, died at her home on
Jacques avenue Saturday evening ar
ter a long Illness. She was born IN
the north of Ireland and with her
AuOtAick CAME 10 KTOVld6Qce Wnen she
was two years old. Fifty-three years
ago she married Daniel Burchard and
fifteen years ago came to Moosup. Be-
sides her husband, she leaves one son,
James, in Meriden, Conn. The funeral
was held at O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, attended by Rev. Otis Green and
Rev. J. L. Wheeler of Pawtucket Mrs.
Charles Bragg and Miss Angelina Lit
tlefield sang The Home Land and
Gathering Home. The bearers were
Dudley and John Williams, David Bah
cock and Henry Elliott. The body was
placed In the tomb in Moosup cemetery
and later will be taken to Woodstock
for burial
Miss Alice Sawins, former teacher
in the Moosup schools, now of AttIe-
boro. Mass, is visitor in this village
this week.
Missionary Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Woman's Missionary society was held
"Wednesday afternoon with Miss Annie
Hill. Mrs. j. g. Stanton gave an in
teresting talk describing her expert
ences with missionary societies in the
churches where she has been connect
ed. Lunch was served and a social
hour enjoyed.
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NhssIsrs School Acquires Whistler
House Social Evening Arranged ~

The trustees OF the Wheeler school
had a meeting Tuesday relative to
schoor matters.
The trustees OF the Third Baptist
church have decided the Thonae w.
Whseler house to the Wheeler school.
which bargained for the property some
time since.
George A. Thompson, J.. Edwin
Thompson and Charles c. Gray were
in Norwich Monday.
Afternoon Tea.
The Ladies' society of the Third
Baptist church gave an afternoon tea
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Frank A
Thompson
Charles N. Brown has bought the
sawmill belonging to the estate of the
late G. r. Hewitt and will use the
lumber for building purposes.
Social sAtkendseD BY One Hundred.
The trustees OF the Wheeler school
gave a social for the students of the
school and their friends Wednesday
evening. Nearly one hundred were
present. Dancing and games were en-
joyed. Ice cream and wAfers were
served. The patronesses were Mrs.
smith, Mrs. Man, Mrs. Avery, Mrs.,
J. r.. Brown. Jr., and Miss Dora
Maine. 81.
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STAFFORD
Funsral Of Mrs. EIvira Holmss--va ri-
ous Local happenings

Mrs. Elvira Holmes died last Thurs
day morning. aged SO years. Funeral
services were c9nducted at her late
A. B. Todd. There were many beauti-
fun floral tributes.
Miss Annie Phillips has finished fled
course at Bay Path Business college,
Springfield, and accepted q position
with the Holyoke Card and Paper COM
pany of this city.
Owing to the Illness of Rev. A. B.
Todd no services were he1d in the Bap-
fist church last Sunday morning.
Rev. A. A. Ross will next Sunday be-
ri ma series OF seven related sermons
on Jesus and His Gospel. Subject for
next Sunday morning, The Son of God.
Y. p. G. v. Social.
The monthly business meeting and
social of the Y. p. c. u. was held in
the Sunday school room of the Uni
versalist church last Friday evening.
Hostesses were Mrs. Inez Lasbury,
Miss Elsie Cortbin and Miss Julia Cor
bin
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THOMPSON
Meeting Of Missionary Sooiety-Local
Notes and Personals.

Miss s. 8. Evans Is visiting friends
in Morris Plains, N. J.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Congregational church met at the
home of Mrs. F. e. Reed Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. F. d. Sargent exchanged pull
pits with Rev. J. X. Moore Sunday
morning.
Miss Ellen D. Larned spoke on
Thompson in Revolutionary Times to a
union gathering in the Congregational
church Sunday evening in honor Of
Washingtons birthday.
Rev. Mr.. Garst was entertained over
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brough-
ton.
Mrs c. L. Knight, Miss Mary J.
Ross and Victor Thompson attended a
grange meeting in Hampton Saturday
Rev. John Moore speaks to his class
OF young people this Saturday after
noon on Friends and Friendship
Supper Nets $27.
The Baptist young people held bean
supper in the Vernon Stiles hotel last
Saturday night. Games followed the
supper. About $27 was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ballard, whose
home, was destroyed by fire early We'd
nesday morning, have gone to Moosup
to visit Misses Helen and Caroline
Cranslxa.
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for sevsrsl 1znnths has tetusned to
Mrs. 3. 81 ease spent he latter part
Of 1ast week IA WilImAnttc, AesiS t1u3
Ia the care Of her brother: Qe0x9o @.
Mathewson. who has been very sick
With measle4. s. n y
George Smith ana 4. III. 3as61tt
made business trip 70 the Thread
Mrs. George o. Balch AM Miss
Eva Spaulding were In Willin6anttc
on Saturday of last week.
local school Tuesday. IN ss
NJ. 8. L0uks Is spending seward
days with his family hera.
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CENTRAL VILLAGE
Ministers Meet With aev. oeofse
7snsdict- sualf Fire Quinn. nrsn-

nan Weddin0.
Miss Myra Mahew az rutnnen naa
been visiting her xrandparcnts, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph F!arland.
Richard Horns, who IL with = Boz
ton nrm. has been spending . few days
with his family.
Frank n. Tfllinghast. who has been
confined to his home BY nlness. + able
Mrs. Frdnk Eastwood entertained
the Ladies. Aid society OF the Moosup
Methodist church Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Celinda sMcStay IL recovering
the Day Kimban hospital In Putnam
last week
The Centraf Worsted companys mill
has been running on short time.
Entsrtsinsd Ministers.
Rev. George Benedict entertained the
ministers in town at the parsonage
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Israel seEuin has been = Nor
John Capwell is having vacation
on account OF his health. Ills step
father. Mr.. Ramage, IL assisting in
Daggett's market during his Ahsence
Chimney Fire.
|. A fire in the ell chimney at Hovey
Aliens house on Main street caused
considerable ,anxiety for few min
utes. as It A. very close to other houses.
No damage was done.
Thomas Ladd of Monson, MASS,
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Ladd.
Miss Ruth Howe of Pomfret spent
Sunday with Miss Clara Fletcher.
Mrs: Edward Gallagher was in Nor
Joseph Lewis = critically H.
Lewis Shaw Is confined to his home
by illness. He has been in poor health
for the past two syears, but able to be
at his shop q part of the time.
Birthday Party.
Charles Fletcher was surprised Sat-
friends called to help him celebrate his
18th birthday. Games were played and
q fine lunch seZyed. He received q
number Of gifts.
Miss Elizabeth EEiott Of willimantic
spent Sunday at her home.
with Miss Dorothy Burlason in Jewett
Cry.
James A. Atwood of Yale recently
visited his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Mathewson.
Quinn Brennan Marriage.
James Quinn OF this village and Miss
Mary Brennan Of Providence were
married at ALI Hallows church in
Moosup Tuesday morning. After the
to the Central hotel, where q breakfast
was served. They VIII make their
home at the hotel for the present
Mrs. John Capwe1l has been enter
tanning her nephew from Montville.
Joseph Farlafd has been entertain
ing his sister from Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Louise Vassar of Clinton, Mass,
is the guest Of her son, A1vah Vas
sar.
Albert Tillinghast, who was taken
suddenly I'll early Monday morning, Is
better.
Mrs. Fred Hinck1ey Of Westerly, r.
L.. is the guest of Mrs. Arthur Williams
this week.
The F'raternal Benefit league met In
BARRIERS hall Monday evening.
Mrs. John Horns and infant daugh-
ter have returned from New Bedford,
Mass, where Mrs. Horns has been
spending several weeks
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-04
LAUREL GLEN

Deacon c. p. Holdredge remains
about the same. Enron and Charlie,
his sons. and his daughter, Mrs.. Fred
Northrup, have been at their old home
here.
Mrs. James M. Maine Is i'll with
congestion of the lungs. Mrs. Reu-
ben Cook and Mrs. Elnathan Burdick
are caring for her.
Jesse Maine was in Laurel Glen on
Thursday. His children, Lawrence
and Dorothy. accompanied him home
Mrs. John Watson is sick.
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Qufnebaug Pomona grange No ~
mot. with Little River grange on Sat
urday, February rs. The meeting WAS
called to order about IL o'clock By
Worthy Master Barron After bust
mesa TN The NTH degree. ofs1cers for
the ensuing gear were installed by
Worthy State Master Healey. About
$50 worthy MaSter Pearl declared q
recess and the patrons flocked to the
dining room, where the members OF
Little River grange had provided 9
dinner. The meeting was called to
order about ESQ, and fine lecturers
programme was enjoyed by all. Es-
pecfAl interest was taken in the dis
cussion OF Reciprocity with Canada
Enjoyable Evening.
Little River grange met Friday eve
ming, but BECAUSE OF the severe cold
weather only a few were out. How
ever. fine programme wes enjoyed
by all present, This programme con-
sisted of music, . r0licall answered
by historical events, also . presiden-
tiai contest. The winner of the first
prize was A. B. Roberts. Raymond
Baker received the consolation prize,
a cup cake. nicely frosted.
Farm Sold.
Dwight Chandler has sold his farm
to Wallace Jewett.
Various items.
Mrs. David Weaver is gaining slow
ly.
Ralph Burchnalr attended a high
school dance in Willimantic last Fri
day evening.
The teachers, Misses Riley, Kim
bah and Bassett. attended . teachers
meeting in Willimantic on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Riley attended a dance
in Willimantic last Friday evening.
Schools closed early Wednesday aft
ernoon as the teachers attended a
meeting in charge OF Mr. Dowss
Arthur Pearl made a business trip
to Willimantic Monday.
walter Hoffman and Frank Phillips
were Wfllimantic callers Thursday.
Miss Milly Fuller spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. George Fuller.
William Pearlie went to Williman-
tic Tuesday.
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WAUREGAN
Entertainment Nets Good Sum-spe-
ciaI Services at Congregational
Church.


Church.
Prospect Muster died wednesday,
He was employed by the Wauregan
company ON outside work for many
years.
J. c.. Adams of Putnam is a visitor
this week with relatives here.
Ernest Leonard OF Occum was a
guest of his father, Thomas Leonard,
last Sunday.
Successful Entertainment.
A good sum was realized from the
entertainment given under the direc-
ton OF the, Sisters of Sacred Heart
parish last Sunday evening.
James Riley, an aged employe jof
the Wauregan company. is critically
i'll.
Mrs. F. E. Kies is a guest Of Put
nam relatives and friends this week.
Lsntsn Services.
Rev. Elicit f. Talnadge IS holding
special services at the congregational
church, Tuesdays and Thursdays and
preaching on special topics on Sunday
through Lent
Superintendent Brown was in
charge of the new construction work
for the company, and has rented one
of the John Baton tenements on the
hill
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Goodrow of
Pittsfeld are guests this week of Miss
Laura Raymond.
Miss Bertha Crumley has returned
to her duties as cashier at the Wau-
REGAIN store.
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M0NTvILLE
Closing Meeting of Mission Study Class
Twelve Members in New Fife and
Drum Corps.

Miss Ethel Boynton of Gardner Lake
vas the guest over Sunday of her
aunt. Mrs. Franb Miner. Miss Boyn-
ton n teaching In Salem this winter.
A rehearsal for the play to be given
6y the Friday Night club was held at
evening. under t45s direction of Mrs.
George G.. Chapel
Tue meeting of the Union Baptist
church n to De held Monday evening
IN the conference room.
William Grinnell is still very Ill at
his home.
Last Meeting Of Class.
The last meeting of the mission
study class was held with Miss Bertha
Lyon at her home, Monday afternoon.
The seven lessons on Cuba and Porto
Rico were much enjoyed Miss Lyon
served light refreshments at the close.
The members OF the class were the
pastor. Rev. George c. Chappell, who
ekso taught the class, Mrs. Araibella
Intimer Mrs. Alice p. Mitchell, Miss
Nellie Chapman, Miss Susie Wood.
Mis- sEloise Landphere and Miss Ber-
tina Lyon
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mitchell are
Mrs. NJ. V. Il. -Brainard is very much
Improved in health
Fife and Drum Corps.
The newly organized fife and drum
cops OF twelve members held the first
regular rehearsal in the chapel Monday
evening The flfers are James Phillips
Edward Dart. Victor Rosenlund, Fred
johnson and Howard Rogers; the
snare drumners are James Daniels
Roscoe Dart, Ernest johnson, Leon
Allen. Harold Cornet and Thomas
Harper. and the bass drummer is Rev.
ben Austin Roscoe Dart il president
James Phillips is vice president, and
Victor Rosen1und is treasurer. Rev.
O. c. Chappell will instruct the corps,
and they hope to make their first pub
Lie appearance July T. Their new flies
and drums were bought Last week.
Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Latimer of New
London are spending this week at the
Palmer homestead
Eight men from the Union Baptist
church will attend the laymen's mis-
e{onary banquet in New London next
Thursday evening
DR. Huntington OF Boston will speak
5n the Union Baptist church Sunday
evening. March g. The chorus will
sing.
The Agoga and Baraca classes met in
the chapel Wednesday evening, eigh-
eeen members being present. They
VOTED IS to the finance committee of
the church
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BOLTON
Surprise Party for Miss Ida Post
Funeral Of 1snjamin Tryon.


Fifty Bolton Center and South Boil
ton people gathered at the homie Of
Miss Ida Post Tuesday evening and
gave her q surprise. Dancing and card
playing were enjoyed during the even
ing. Cake and coffee were served.
Miss Jennie Ferry Of Hartford has
been visiting Miss Annabel Post.
Mrs. Michael Sheridan has been Wis
fting in Boston.
Mrs. James 8. Bolton OF Hartford Is
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Eva War
field.
Miss Rose Doans Of Hartford spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. James
Connors.
"A number from this place attended
the funeral Of BENJAMIN Tryon, q for
mer resident OF Bolton, ut his home In
Manchester Green, Monday afternoon.
Frank Dewey, who resided in Bolton
until few years ago, when he moved
with his family to Torr1ngford, has
purchased farm In TvorA
Mrs. Rose Johnson of Willimantic
has been spending short time with
Mrs. J. Alton Loo1nis.