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Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
MOHEGAN
Happenings Of tho Week-Guests En-
tertained by Local People.

Mrs Charles Bennett and Mrs. John
Fielding and son Leroy are visiting
relatives in Stafford Springs.
Mrs Strickland of New York is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. John O'Brien.
Mrs. Barker of Higganum has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. c. Barkalow and daughter Edith
return to Paterson, N. J., today after
three weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Hunter.
Trip to Newport.
Mrs SI1eesucks and Mrs. Dolbeare
took the trip to Newport Thursday on
the City of Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis and children
of New London were guests Sunday Of
Mrs, e. F.. Baker
Mrs. Emma F. Baker of New Lon
don is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. T.
Baker.
Mrs. Lamoine, who has been very i'll,
is able to be out.
Mrs. Dunn is somewhat improved,
after suffering for several months
with rheumatism.
Master Raymond Davis has returned
to his home in Mystic after three
months visit with the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hunter.
Miss Lizzie Hunter has entered the
employ of Forteous & Mitchell Co.
Mrs. W. J. Hunter and Mrs. c. Bark
allow were in Mystic Monday, visiting
Mrs. Davis.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
s0UTl! LYME
Many Attend Bridge opening-visitors
in Local Homes.

Oscar Rosedale of Essex has been
visiting with Charlie Waterhouse this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pendleton and
family are spending the week in
Westbrook, guests of the formers par
ents.
Miss Blanche Green of Essex is
stopping with Miss Helen Warehouse
few days.
Mrs. Edward Bates and children
have returned to their home at Deep
River after brief visit here.
Mrs Arthur Miner has returned from
Providence. where she has been for a
weeks visit.
James Slater was home over Sun
day visiting his parents.
Miss Edith Huff is expected Satur-
day. She will commence her school
Sept. 5th. All will be glad to see her
back again.
Albert Stanton of Ivoryton was at
his home here over Sunday, the guest
of his parents.
Mrs. John w. Roath is still in Ivory
ton caring for her mother, whose health
is very poorly.
The new branch library in this place
has proved very satisfactory. The
people are supplied with good reading,
which makes it a place of interest.
Quite a few people from this place
attended the dedication of the new
bridge at Lyme.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
LrFFlNGWEL!.
Sunshine Band Elects Officers-Hap-
peninas of the Week.

The Sunshine band met at the home
of the president, Miss Myra Ellis last
week Thursday. The following officers
for the next six months were elected:
President, Ella NJ. LeffingwelI; vice
president, Evelyn Beard; secretary,
Ruth NJ. Palmer; treasurer. Elsie
Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Ratf1bun En-
tertan
Mrs. Oscar Richmond of Hartford,
Mrs. Everett Richmond and children
of Bridgeport, Mrs. Hattie Rathbun of
ma Perry, Mrs. John Britain. Mrs.
Bushnell and Miss Carrie Brittin, all
of Norwich, were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Rath-
bun last week Friday. The merry
party was taken to Norwich in the
evening on straw ride by Austin
Rathbun, which was greatly enjoyed
by all.
Martin Staubly and Fred Ensling
of the Falls spent Monday with local
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Rogers and
daughter Eunice of Rainbow, who have
land and other summer resorts. are
land Palmer,
A. Williamson spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rathbun.
Mrs. Darriet B. Williams has re-
turned to her home in Norwich after
spending five weeks with her SON in
this place.
Misses Lila Wilcox and Myrtle De-
Long of New London are visiting the
formers cousin. Miss Mildred Swan.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
NORTH FRANKLIN.
Happenings of the Week-Personal
Items.

Mrs. Bollesby of New Jersey is Wis
iting Mrs. w. J. Cox.
Miss Sara Robinson of New York
has returned after staying several
weeks with Mrs. A. t. Browning.
Fred H Race is to be employed in
Willimantic.
Clifford Heath, agent at the c. v.
sta ton. recently entertained his mother
from Three Rivers.
Andrew Pember of Plain Hill was a
caller at Reuben Manning's on Thurs
day.
Miss Ethel Browning; with a party
of young friends, enjoyed a trip to
Block Island last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kidger of East
hampton, Mass, have returned after
staying ten days with Mrs. F. A.
lockwood.
Guest from Missouri.
Clarence Blakeslee, student at the
A. S. 0. college at Kirksville, Mo-, was
visitor at A. T. Browning's last
week
Mrs. Eta Watson has returned to
Greeneville after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. r. Race.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lille of Liberty
Hill visited their father, W. P. Lille,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Young and daughter Laura of
Willimantic visited Mrs. L. A. Brown
ing recently.
Henry Rockwell oil eWlckfOfd,- X. l.,
was at A. r, Races last week.
Miss Minnie Knipfet has returned
home after visiting Mrs. Frank Rock
wood &.
Miss Amy. Lille leaves Monday to
enter a, business college at Hartford.
A. T. Browning was in Hartford on
Tuesday.
Reuben Manning is building a new
silo.
Mrs. A r. Race and daughter Rena
were visiting in Baltic Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties.
FRANKLIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark James Entertain
Teachers Appointed For Coming
School Year.

Miss Maud Davies of Montclair, N.
j., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lavius A. Robinson.
Mrs. Earl Rogers has returned to
with her grandmother, Mrs. Antoinette
Hastings.
Mrs. Oliver L. johnson of Norwich
Mrs. Chester Johnson and son of New
York. We're callers at Mrs. Antoinette
Hastings one day the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavius A. Robinson
entertained on Tuesday at dinner Miss
Ellen D. Leonard and Rev. Harry A.
Beadle.
Samuel A. Hyde is spending few
days in Boston.
Miss Faith n. eager has returned
from Nara gansett Pier where she
has been spending several weeks.
A number attended the Wilimantic
CAMP ground on Sunday in spite of the
rainy weather.
Mrs. Mary Lawson Of Newport r.
l., is the guest of Mrs. Stella Lathrop.
R. G. Watrous of Windham was a
visitor at Valley Farm one day the
past week.
Mrs George Miner and children
Vivivian and Delmar, were visitors at
PoGuonoc this week
Mrs. Myron Smith of Bozrah is
spending the week at F. S. Arm
strong's.
Seymour stoddard of Lords Point
was a recent visitor at Lloyd P.
Ayers.
Eugene Aver is among the number to
enter the Willimantic high school,
Music by Hartford Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark James enter
tanned friends on Monday evening.
Mr.. Carroll of Hartford rendered sew
eral piano selections which were
greatly enjoyed by all Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Anna Armstrong is to attend the
Norwich Business college.
Philip Verplank of Manchester, who
has been spending several days with
Eugene Aver has returned.
Miss Elsie K Maine is to enter the
Normal school at Willimantic.
Miss Mary J. Turner of New Lon
don is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Green
slit.
Teachers Appointed.
The schools will commence on Sep
TENDER 18th. The teachers are as fol-
lows: District No. 2 Miss Blanche
Smith: District No. 8 Miss Anna NJ
Engstrom; District No. 6 Miss Liesa
Clemens; District No. 7 Miss Euretta
Hoxie; District No. Miss Mary
Tracy.
James Simpson has resumed his
Walter Simpson expects to enter the
Normal school in Willimantic
Mrs. Josephine Hart of West Hart
ford has been the guest of Mrs. An
toinette Hastings and Miss Lydia
johnson.
Miss Inglebirg Alborg and Miss Oh
ga and Anna Reinis spent Wednesday
in South Windham, the guest of Mrs
Elmer Engstrom.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
NORTH LYME
Meeting Of Sewing circie-LecaI At
PENDANTS at Stark Family Reunion.

The Ladies' Sewing circle met with
Mrs. G. H. Strong Tuesday afternoon
with a large attendance. in spite of
the rain; two comfortables were tackled
and finished.
Mrs. Tooker and granddaughter of
New Jersey have been visiting the
formers brother, Warren Rogers, for
the past two weeks.
Rev. Francis Purvis and Mrs Purvis
have returned from a visit with friends
in New York and Vermont.
Mrs Mary Duva1 of Michigan has
been visiting at G.. H. Strong's and
with Mrs. W. M. Sisson, Jr., the past
week.
Attended Stark Reunion.
M. J. Stark, Miss Emily Stark, Mrs.
Mary Fosdick, Harry f. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carleton Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. S. Strong attended the Stark re-
unoi at Ocean beach last week We'd
nesday.
Mrs A P. Gates of Millingten and
Miss Lucretia Clough of New Britain
visited at G. H. Strong's Tuesday.
Miss Emily Stark and Mrs. Duval
were Hartford visitors Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02

LEBANON
Ball Game Won by WIIimantie-
Church Family to Move to Hartford
Prohibition Caucus Called.

Clarence Biakeslee, who has been
visiting his parents, has returned to
his studies at the school of osteopathy,
Kirksville, Mo.
Clifton Sweet has been spending
weels of vacation here in town.
ME-. and Mrs. Lyman Pitcher are
visiting relatives in Madison.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and children spent
this week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kimball, of Scotland
Mrs Nathaniel LOOMS and daughter
Virginia were guests of relatives in
Willinantic several days of this week
Clarence Bennett of Clinton, Mass,
has been the. guest of his aunt, Mrs
George Carroll, the past week.
Prof and Mrs Munroe Wetmore
where the former will resume his du-
ties in Williams college.
Prof and Mrs. SeIleck and family.
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank K. Moves, have also returned
to Exeter, N. H
WiIIimantic Won.
The game with Willimantic last Sat
urday resulted in a defeat for Leba-
non. s-4. Tho game was free from IN
pleasant features, the visitors giving
an exhibition of fine baseball.
Miss Addie Hallen has been appoint
ed teacher in the Chestnut street
school. Springfield, Mass, in work in
the eighth grade. She leaves Monday
to take up her work.
The long rain was eagerly welcomed
here.
T. B.. Church and family are soon to
move to Hartford. Rowland Browning
moving into the house now occupied
by Mr.. Church and continuing the
latters business.
Miss Alice Bishop of Bozrah was a
visitor Tuesday with Mrs. Otto Pultz
Prohibition Caucus.
A caucus of the prohibition voters is
called for this afternoon in the town
hall.
At the Congregational church to-
morrow morning the communion ser
vice will be observed, three members
being received into the fellowship of
the church. The pastors theme will
be The Church of the Living God.
Miss Ethel Richardson, formerly of
Lebanon. was in the wreck at Middle
town last Sunday, but escaped without
injury.
School Calendar for 1e1f-12
Supt. Frank w. Barber of Whitman
tic has issued the following notice:
The schools will open for the fan
team on Tuesday, Sept. 5th. Schools
will be kept in all of the districts OF
the town with the exception of No s
for the school year as adopted by the
school board:
L. Fall term of IS weeks, Term
opens Sept. 5th and closes Dec. I'd. The
legal holidays are Labor day and
Thanksgiving day.
2. Vacation of two weeks.
8. Winter term II weeks. Term
opens Jan, Sth and closes March 22d.
The legal holiday is Washing ton's
birthday.
4. Vacation of one week.
5. Spring term 10 weeks. Term
A. zysiI 1csf r7IN 1r1pn
The legal holidays are Fast day ana
Memorial day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
SHUNOC
Oxen Shipped to Brighton-Burial OF
Mrs. A. w. Gardner.

Miss Jessie E. Fish, who has been
a summer guest at the Crazy farm, re-
turned to her home in Mystic Thurs
day.
This community has been favored
with rain storm of several days du-
ration which cannot fail to result in
much good.
Mrs. Fidelia Gallup of voluntown
has been the guest the past week of
her nephew, H. E. Randall
r. B. Wheeler shipped a carload Of
oxen to Brighton Monday. Among
the herd were some very handsome,
large, fat animals.
James o. Miner spent Sunday with
relatives at Pandleton Hill.
Sunday services were SHINY attend
ed owing to unfavorable weather.
Mrs. E. B. James and daughters,
Arts and Ida, were in Vo1untown on
Tuesday, the guests of friends. They
were accompanied by Miss Jessie E.
Fish of Mystic
Mrs. Gardeners Funeral.
The body of Mrs. A. W. Gardner
was brought here for burial in the
Gardner family burying ground We'd
nesday from Westerly. The deceased
is survived by two nieces and a STEP
mother. Her age was 70 years.
Isaac Maine is soon to build a new
residence in North Stonington. A
Mystic firm has the contract.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
NEWS FROM One HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND

Thursday, after spending the greater
part of the season at the Hurliburt
house.
T. Hunt Sterry has left town after
spending July and August with his
family at the Red cottage.
/ Picnics for Employees.
Last week Thursday the help en-
ployed at the Bungalow of Mrs. Hiram
Bingham enjoyed a picnic in the grove
at Wilmington Green. An excellent din
ner was served and Prof. Cone played
for dancing in the pavilion. The trip
was made to and from the grove in one
of the Mitchell teams that had been
made ready for the occasion.
The annual picnic given to the help
employed on the Mitchell farms was
held in the grove on the Bailey place
last Monday. An excellent clam chow
der and steamed clans were served at
noon. The picnic was pronounced a
success by all who attended, due large
Iy to the efforts of the foreman, Will
liam H. Maynard.
Auction at Holmes Place.
Teh auction that was To have been
held at the Elias Holmes place on
Monday was postponed on account OF
wet weather until Tuesday, when there
was good number prenent, in spite Of
the continued wet weather.
Mrs. William Maynard was a guest
of her sister, Miss Jennie Rogers, on
Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
cLARK's FALLS
Good Fishing at spauIdins Pond
Notes of Local Interest.

Mrs. Frances Maine has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Barber Lewis,
at Glasgo
The fishing at Spaulding pond has
been very fine lately several large
strings of pickere1 being caught.
Mrs. Allan Maine has returned
from a visit with relatives at New
London.
Mrs. Elisha P. LOWS was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Saunders
at Westerly. several days during con-
ference and attended the meetings at
the opera house
Mrs. Cassius Collins of this village
also attended on two days. If the
weather had been pleasant many more
from this place would have attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Burdick, son
Robert and daughters. Flora and Eve
Ign, of Chase Hill. r. l.. were Tues
day morning callers on their way to
Glasso to attend the reunion of the
Avery N. Ecc1eston family. held with
Nathan w. Eccleston and family. G.
Chester Burdick of Narragansett Pier
and friend. Miss Rose Barnes of West
erlyi called on their way home from
Glasgo.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
LEONARD BRIDGE
Schools to Open Tuesday-Summer
Guests Depart.

Schools open Tuesday. September
5th.
Miss Lena Manwaring and Miss May
Carpented are to teach the coming
year, Miss Manwaring at Little River
(CromwelD and Miss Carpenter at
Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Frank Spaulding and son re-
turned Sunday to their home in West
Haven after spending month at
Maple Corner.
Mrs. L. H. Corbt and two children
Of Bridgeport are visiting Mrs. Corbit's
mother, Mrs. Ida Cummings.
Mrs. Dwight Spaulding and Mrs. E.
B. Robertson of East Norwalk re-
turned to their respective homes on
Tuesday, after month at Maple Cor
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett LOOMS leave
today Saturday flor their home in
Schenectady, n. Y. after spending
two weeks with their parents.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASvlL-L.E
Grange Confers Desrees-Sunshners
Bring Cheer to Almshouse-Plans
for Meetings of Baptist Association.

Montville grange. P. of H, held a
well attended meeting = Wednesday
night at which fourteen candidates
received the third and fourth degrees.
Later q fine supper was served and a
date set for the picnic in c. M. Beebe's
grove on Haughton Cove.
Frank Sawyer moved Saturday from
Neff hill to the tenement over c. A.
Cha pman's store.
Mrs. Daniel Devine is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Brien and son
of Springfield.
Cornelius Fitzgerald. who has been
in the employ of G.. w. Dart, has re-
signed and is in New London work.
ing, commencing his duties Monday.
Sunshiners Visit Alrnshouse.
Thursday afternoon the Good Cheer
Sunshine society, about twenty in
number, was conveyed from this place
to the almshouse in a big team, giving
the occupants of the almshouse q good
time. A lunch was served on the lawn
In front of the house, and later ice
cream. cake and candy were dis
pensed. There are sixinmates at pres
ent and all enjoyed the Sunshiners'
visit.
Mrs Luther Davis of Worcester was
the guest of relatives in town Thurs
day.
Safeguarding Highway.
A new railing has been placed along
The highway from the C. NJ. Robert
son company's Rockland mill to the
house occupied by George Getchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOFTS B. Hurlbutt have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
G.. Watt of Hartford.
The first of the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Henry entertained George
Holmes of Shelter Island.
Melvin Furber resumed his duties as
engineer at Palmer Bros mill on
Monday morning after several days
absence caused by illness.
Two shrubs of althea on the lawn of
Mrs. Nat Savage attract considerable
admiration from passers by.
Mrs Elizabeth Burchard is spend
ing this week at her cottage at this
Willimantic camp ground.
Miss Mabel Heaton from Massaehu-
setts is a guest of Miss Carrie Wood
at the home of the latter's grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs. George y. Wood.
Entertained Aid Society.
Mrs. Edwin S. Henry entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid society on
Tuesday afternoon, there being good
attendance considering the weather.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patton enter
tanned Miss Belle Swan of South
Windham over the week end.
Mrs. Erastus Church has as her
guest Mrs. Walter Spicer of Bristol
John and Donald Hurlbutt. who
have been guests of relatives in Hart
ford have returned.
Edwin Phillips is the guest of rela-
tives in Bridgeport.
Baptist Association Meetings.
The min ety fourth anniversary meet
Ing of the New London Baptist assoc
citation will be held Wednesday and
Thursday, September 13 and IA, in the
BAPTIST church. An attractive pro-
eramme has been arranged. The MEM
bers of the church are making prep
arations for the entertainment of out
of town guests during the two days.
Mrs. George Beckwith is enterta in
ing her mother, Mrs. Emma Russell, of
Lebanon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Hope are en-
pertaining Mrs Susan Blake and
anddaughter, Miss Quimby, of s taft
ford
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
CHESTNUT HILL
Repairs and Additions to Seventh Dis
trct Schoolhouses.

The repairs and additions on the
Seventh district schoolhouse are to
begin at once.
Mrs Smith. who has been visiting
relatives here for the past week( re-
turned to New London Monday.
The long continued rain has helped
much to fill the wells and ponds.
Mr.. Naughton. who has been i'll for
the past few months, is still confined
to his bed and is in a very weak con-
dition,
Misses Lillian and Alice Mahoney
We're visitors in New London early in
the week.
Many of the farmers have begun
cutting their corn in preparation for
silo filling.
Mrs. Clark and son Everett of
South Windham were callers here re-
Gently.
Nearly all the summer hoarders
have returned to their homes.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
HANOVER
to Pitch in Today's Game with Fitch
WILLIE

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Lee at
tended on Monday at Springfield, Mass.
the funeral Of their cousin, Rev. Theo-
dore S. Lee. Mr.. Lee has recently re-
turned with his wife and two children
from his mission station in Satara,
Bombay, India, to which he had been
commissioned in 1908. He was the
son of President Samuel S. Lee of the
international college in Springfield.
Mrs. Lee, formerly Miss Hume, expects
to return to the mission.
Ready for School Year.
The school building has been hand
sonely painted and newly decorated
within The new term opens next
Tuesday, September 5, with the Misses
Lima Grierson of Norwich and Lillian
Browning of Plain Hill, teachers.
Mrs. Park has returned from Watch
Hill, and James w. Eadie and Miss
Margaret Eadie from Ocean beach.
Also Mrs. D. P. Warwick and son
from Newport, Me-
The Airlee team won last Saturdays
game with Gardner Lake by to 1.
Todays game is with Fitchyille.
Dan Maria will pitch.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02

Tor August, l9lG-CloSe OF Play-
grounds Season-casweii.Fi ynt We'd
ding.
Rev. Lucian Drury and Rev. J. H
Adams attended the Sunday school
convention at Poquonnoc Wednesday.
The next meeting of the convention
will be held with the Baptist Sunday
school in this village on the last We'd
nesday in August, 1912.
Rev. Lucian Drury preached in
Bridgeport Sunday.
Playground Closes.
The children's playground, which has
been in operation for two months 7un-
der the direction of Mrs. F. M. Hollis
ter and Miss Katherine NJ. Lavine of
Boston, closed for the season Thurs
day. <
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard R. Maine at
tended camp meeting at Willimantic
Sunday d,
The town schools will open Septem-
Der 5, with the execution of the school
at ClarkS Falls, which, will not open
until September II. - -,
The village schoolhouse is being
thoroughly renovated. Ii
Two little North Stonington girls,
Ruby and Myrtle Swain, have received
and Girls department of The Bulletin.
Baby Show Planned.
The North Stonington grange fair is
to have a baby show.
CaswelI-FIynt Marriage.
Announcement was made last Sun
day that Clifford w. Caswell of this
town and Miss Susie F1ynt of Preston
had been married on the previous eve
ming, August 10. by Rev. T. H. Adams,
at his residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell
spent Sunday with Mr.. Caswe1fs par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Caswell
of this village, leaving Sunday evening
for Norwich, where Mr. CasweI is en-
ployed in the store at the State hos
pitaI grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
GOSHEN
Flock of rs Turkeys-Jared Perkins
House Burns-Notes.


P. A. Lathrop has a fine flock of
about seventy five turkeys.
Mrs. J. A. Thomas entertained the
Ladies Aid society Tuesday after
noon.
w. I. Mott left on Tuesday evening
for two weeks visit with friends
in Waterloo, Va.
House Burned to Ground.
The house occupied by Jared Perkins
on the HarbOr road was burned to
the ground a few days ago. Mr. Per-
kins and family We're spending the day
away from home. The house, being
isolated the fire was not seen by any
one, until the folks returned at evening,
to find it in ashes. Everything was
lost, even TO the faithful watch dog,
which had been fastened in the kitch-
en- How the fire originated is mys-
terry.
Charles Browning and family of
Norwich visited friends on Goshen
Hill Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
WATERFORD

Mrs Clarence Perkins was city
caller Tuesday.
Capt CORTLAND Clark is very sick at
his home here.
Mrs. Willis Miner has returned from
visit with friends at Noank.
J. B. Rose has returned from an
automobile trip to New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. George Finley of South
Manchester have returned home from
a visit with friends in Jordan.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
OAKDALE.
Rev. Thomas c. Grey of Hartford in
Local Pulpit-fdotes.

Rev. Thomas c. Grey OF Hartford
occupied the pulpit of the MontvilIe
Center Consrega tional church on Sun
day, preaching from Mittt XVIII On
account of the incleunency of the
weather there was a sn1 all attendance.
Rev. MIR Grey Will pretlch again next
Sunday, September 3.
A. W, Avery of Encasville and his
assistants. William kigleen and ID. o.
Kelsey. nave been max ing needed re-
pairs on the various schoolhouses in
town the. past week.
Miss Agnes Atwood has returned to
ner nome IN this place, after spending
. week at the home of Miss Katherine
Rogers st Jeromes Corner (water.
knsdo,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
0CCUM AND VERSAILLES
Accident to Overseer Frohmander-
Schools to Open Tuesday.

Ernest c. Leonard was called to
Wauregan Tuesday by the severe ILL.,
ness of his father, Thomas Leonard
The Occum and the Versailles
schools reopen on Tuesday, September
).
Vivian A. Perkins left Thursday
morning for his new duties at Mount
Hermon
Fell from Stepladder.
George Frohmander, overseer of the
Totokett Manufacturing company's
weaving department, is suffering from
a badly strained and bruised back
caused by a fall of several feet from
high step!adder. Mr.. Frohmander
struck loom in his fall. His escape
from a serious accident was fortu-
nate.
Miss Alice Curran is enjoying a
vacation with friends in different parts
of the state.