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Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
FITCHVILLE
Holy Name Society With Twenty five
Members Organized In St Johns
Church.

In response to circulars sent out
by Bishop Milan of Hartford to the
various pastors of the Catholic church-
es where the Holy Name society does
not already exist, asking them to en-
courage the male members of their
churches to organize one. as soon as
possible Rev David O'Donnell. pas
tor of st. Johns church in Fitchville,
requested all the men to remain after
mass last Sunday morning to organ
ize such a society About twenty five
remained. The pastor explained the
object of the society and administered
the pledge 10 those to become MEM
hers. J. J. Sullivan was chosen pres
ident of the society and Lewis b.
Brand. Jr, secretary treasurer. An
other meeting will be held soon to
perfect Organization and also to ar
range for a lecture to be given soon
in the interests of the Holy Name So
ciety. 1t Is expected that a large num-
Der of new members will be added at
the next meeting.
Entertainment by Baptist Church
Members.
There was largo attendance at the
entertain ment given In Palmer han
last Friday evening by the members
of the Fitcflvflle Baptist church The
programne-was finely carried out and
was a great success
Michael Sweeney has returned from
business trip to New York and New
Haven
Mrs. Charles Powers OF Uncasville
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
cLARK's FALLS

Fred Lewis of Hartford was home
with his grandparents over Thanl1sgiv-
ing.
Mrs. Anna Dennis of Mystic is stay
ing few days with her uncle. Clark
B. Maine.
Horace Palmer is able to attend 10
his business again, although stili suf-
fering pain in his right eide, where
the wheel struck II as he was thrown
from his wagon TO the ground when
his korse was frightened by an auto,
south of Potter Hill. The auto was
driven close to the horses head.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
NORTH sToNINGToN
Missionary Address-Iiiustrated Lee
ture at Wheeler Sohool-Soolal ard
Personal interests.

The Woman's union OF the Congre-
g0tional church held their annual home
mission thank offering service Last
sunday evening The speaker wan REV.
E. M HAL. a home missionary ia Me-
brasal1a.
illustrated Lecture.
Col. q. o. Shields OF New York gave
an interesting illustrated lecture on
Bird and Animal Life IN the Wheeler
library Monday evening.
have gone to Lake Weir Ella. for tbs
winter
Rev. J. II. Adams Is temporarily
housed by an attack OF rheumatiRn.
John Tillinshast OF the battleahiU
New Jersey is at home on a furiou&h.
Henry M. Pendleton, who has been
in the wholesale fruit businesB in New
York for some years past. - now with
don, and by his change OF location -
enabled 20 spend moro time with hts
family, who reside IA this village
Allison Main, who has been an m
valid for some time, In suffering an at
The wheeler school dorrnitorie@ are
now lighted by electricity.
Church Roloall.
The Third Baptist church 10 planning
to hold a roIicali Jan. g.
Two hundred ana forty-eight chill
dren between the ages Of and 40 have
been enumerated by the town school
committee.
Russia che Theme.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Third Baptist church
held meeting Friday afternoon IN
Coates hall, Wheeler school. The meet
ing was conducted by Miss Dora n.
Maine, preceptress Of the Wheeler
school. The subject was Russia I'ho
included an address BY
Rev. G.. 3. Marston OF 6toningtrn. a
reading by Mrs II M. Pendietou and
n paper on TolHtoy by Mrs. Ltician
Drury The meeting WIS followed by
q social hour and Refreshments.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
ASHWTLLETT

Otto Anderr on is in New York for a
few days on business
Martin Monsees spent Sunday with
his family here.
Miss Annie Weisman and sister Ma
RE of Rixtown called on Mrs Julia
A. Crumb and Mrs. Echu1ze Sunday
afternoon.
{. E. Hayward was In voiuntown
Monday.
It is reported that Irving Rathbone
is soon to rlove to the Stiles p. Egg
gleston house.
tanned their daughter and family from
Glasgo Saturday afternoon and Sun
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
SOUTH LYME
Notes and Personals of Local Interest.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White and
daughter Eleanor of New London were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Roath was visiting her
mother and sister in Ivoryton last
week.
Ira Beebe of Sunkepaug district.
whose death occurred at his home
there Wednesday morning, was well
known here, having many friends in
this vicinity, who will miss his pleas
snt, genial ways. Much sympathy is
expressed for those left to mourn his
Joss.
Mrs Ellen Stanton has returned
home, after a successful operation for
her eyes. at the New London Memo
rial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Miller and son
Albert of Jersey City have returned
home, after a weeks visit with Mrs.
Miller's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Slate.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
F. r. Peck Wednesday afternoon.
James b. Slate Of Mantle spent
Sunday with Ills parents.
Mrs. Jane Stanton and son Edward
are sick with the grip.
MISS Edith Howard is at her home
for a short visit
Mrs. Z. p. Payne was New Lon
don visitor Tuesday. having been call
ed there to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Charles Wheeler.
Among New London visitors this
week were Miss Bertha Clark, Mrs.
Bruce Bradbury, Mrs. Daniel Dart,
Mrs. Thomas Stanton. Mre Harry
Hersie, Almon Champion.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
LEBANON
Local Amateurs Present Valley Farm
With Skill and Smoothness-C. E.
Society to Visit Hebron.

At Lebanon grange hall Thursday
evening the play Valley Farm was Civ
en- Because of the beautiful weather
every seat on the floor and in the gal
acts, and requiring nearly three hours
for fits presentation, was excellenuy
given and showed the result of the
faithful preparation expended on it.
The cast of characters follows:
Harold Rutledge, q young New
Yorker, Christie Foster
Perry Dean, son of the soil,
Leroy Tucker
David Hildreth. a New York lawyer,
Otto PJlJtz
silas Holcomb. owner of Valley Farm.
N. c. Barker
Azariah Keep. a clock tinker,
F. N. Taylor
Jennings, butler at Rutledge mansion.
Archie Curry
Hattie Holcomb a country flower.
transplanted to city soil. Vera Willis
Isabel Carney, niece of Hildreth,
Geneva Stark
Mrs Rutledge, Harold's mother.
Mrs. Catherine Sweet
A1vinaL Holcombe, sister of Silas,
Mrs. Roy Tucker
Lily Ann Tucker. who borrows but
never gossips,' Marion Blakeslee
Verbena, hired girl at farm,
Ruth Pultz
Between the second and THIRD acts
the latter in black, furnished much
amusement in a dialogue, many clever
points being turned. Later the play
is to be presented in Colchester.
Rush Foster of South Manchester
was the guest of his parents this
week.
Rev. E. B. Smith attended the
meeting of the county assoc
citation of Congregational ministers at
Broadway church, Norwich, last Tues
day.
Members of the Congrega tionaI G. E.
society are to visit Hebron c. E. so
ciety Sunday evening.
William Pultz of Bellows Falls. vt.
was at his home here last Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
GOSHEN
Notes of the Weeks Events

e. W. Jones and Mrs. W. T. Curry
were callers in Willimantici Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Thomas were
with friends in Norwich Sunday.
u@S Snow fell to quite a depth here on
Sunday evening and for quite a num-
Der of days that it remained it seemed
ike real winter.
Misses Bessie and Ethel Randall
are week end visitors with friends in
Salem.
The ladies' aid society met on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. William H
Geer at Oakland farm.
The Yantic river paper mill resum-
ed operations Wednesday, baving been
shut down for several weeks for re-
pairs
A. r Curry and E. W. Jones were
in -ViIIimantic Tuesday.
The Sunday schools are rehears-
ing musical selections for a Christmas
exercise.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
NORTH FRANKLIN.
Guests Recently Entertained in Local
Hones-PeopIe Who Are Away.

Oliver Johnson visited his son in New
Haven last week
Miss Hazel Loomis of Norwich spent
. day recently with Miss Rena Race.
Mrs Frank lockwood and Mrs. r
H Race attended Quinnibaug Pomona
at PIafnheld on Saturday.
Guests at Lille Home.
W. p. Lille entertained on Sunday
his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Lille and
Fred Lille Of Lebanon; his sister. Mrs
Jane Card Of Hartford; his son. Amos
lille. and wife Of Liberty Hill: also
his daughter, Amy, of Hartford and
son, Robert, of this place
Misses Mary and Nora DunIevv OF
South W1ndham visited Mrs. F. A
lockwood on Sunday
Mrs Porter and children. of CoIches
ter. spent the week end with Mrs Por-
ters parents 2Ir. and Mrs Oliver
Johnson
Miss Anne Park was the guest re-
Gently OF Mrs ESteIlaL Lathrop
Frank lockwood Is in Massachu-
sets this week on business.
Mrs. WeaEsr of Aftleboro visited
her brother, f H Armstrong on
Meeting House Hill, recently
Reuben Manning has purchased a
nice pair of black horses
w A Bailey has returned from
Hartford.
Attended Huskina Bee
Mr.. and Mrs F. A lockwood. Flor
erce and Frank lockwood and Fred
Race attended a husking bee at Thorn
as Nevman's one evening last week
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
NORTH LYME
a. W. T. Society Me.ts-Notss.

The ladies' OF the A. W. T. society
have held two all-day sewing meet
ings recently-last Friday with Mrs.
c. F. Jewett, and on Tuesday with
being made for a social to be held at
E. Webber's next Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Maynard enter
tanned Willis Hall and family, Her
bert and William Maynard and fam
lilies, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Babcock,
Harry Beebe and Miss Ethel Maynard
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Lizzie Syms and Norman Syms
were Hartford visitors Tuesday
N. g. Strong and family spent
at NJ. ]. Starks
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
WINDHAM COUNTY
EKoNK
Local Grange Represented AZ Pi@im~
field Meeting.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup spent
Thanksgiving at their daughters near
Moosup.
MIR. and Mrs. 1dgar wilcox enter
tanned all their children and Mra. WI
cox's brother. Alva Frink and a lady
friend on Thanlxsgi giving.
Albert Brown 10 serving as 5urcr
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paine OF woon-
socket, r. l.. have boon recent visitors
at the Paine homestead.
Elisha Bitgood moved his steam
min on Monday.
Mrs. Simon Palmer and dauEirter
Dora moved Tuesday to the Charles
Brown house and WIN board the msu
employed at Bitgood's steam mill
n. b. Gallup and 70. s. Gallup apeud
Wednesday in Norwich.
Represented Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Stanton. Mrs.
George Gallup and Miss Jeanette Gal
Iup represented Elkonk grange 81 thu
Pomona meeting IN PaaiDAeld batur-
day
There was a faIn1ly gathering at 70
3 GaIlup's Thanksgiving day af1ar
which they attended the golden we'd
ding at A A Stanton'H.
Arthur Gallup, the ntti1 son Of -
s. Gallup, was very Ill last weak WIN
pneumonia.
Everett Gallup OF Auburn. r. Z.
was home on Thanksgiving day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
MICHIGAN

G. r. Sanders, who has been III for
several weeks, was out to church on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quidgeon of New
London were in this place the first of
the week
Miss Gertrude Harris of Norwich
was the guest Of Mrs. Foster over
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Hunter spent Sunday in
Mystic.
Mr.. and Efrs- Dennfson Davis and
son Raymond OF Mystic were guests
of Mr.. and Hunter Thursday.
Burrin Fielding OF New London call
ed on friends in this place the first
Of the week
Mr.. Mech and Mr. Edwards were in
New London the first of the week
Mrs Chapman and Mrs. Gillian of
Norwich arc guests CT Mrs Fillmore.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
WATERFORD
William L. Peokham In Poor Health
Personal Mention.

Hon. William L. Peclxhann is quite
feeble on account OF his advanced age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Young
were guests of friends In Noanlc last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Boyle of Granitevii1e was
an ove- Sunday guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James AfcNaughton-
William and Owen @. Williams were
Wednesday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young have
moved TO SoLtt ampton, L. l., where
Mr.. Young has employment as car
penter.
AIvah Gcer Is engaged I'm making re-
pairs on the Geer homestead.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
SALEM
Plans for Christmas Concerts-Dona-
tion Party at ParsoHaee-Qusrantine
Raised at Bailey Home.

Rev. Mr. Williams pleased his con-
gregation Sunday morning with echoes
/ from the Danbury convention
During the absence of the superin-
tendent, Mrs f. r Bailey, Mrs. Mary
Darling has taken charge of the Sun
day school
Endeavor service Sunday evening.
Preparations are under way for
Christmas concerts both in the sun
day school and school in the Central
district
Mrs. Williams father of Milton,
Conn. was a guest at the parsonage
several days during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Maynard
Mr.. Maynards parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Maynard, on THANKSGIVING day.
Enoch Crandal1 spent Thanksgiving
with relatives in New London
Gilbert Murray and family were
guests of Mrs. MuTTay's grandmother,
Mrs. William Robinson, on Thanksgiv-
ing day
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lane spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives In
New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Morgan and little
son Donald spent Thanksgiving day at
the home OF Mr.. Morean's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Griswold Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon and
sons. Milton and Chester.were Thanks
giving guests at the home OF Mrs
Family Gathering.
There was a large family gathering
at the homo of Howard A. Rix on
Thanksgiving day. all the absent mem
hers of the family returning to par
take of an elaborate turkey dinner pre-
pared by the hostess, Mrs Helen Ma
Iona.
Mrs. Alexander Gordon has returned
10 her home IN town after lengthy
visit with her daughters in New York.
Mrs. Carrie Williams and infant son
are spending some time at the home OF
Mrs. Williams father, Alexander Cor
Con.
Miss Alice Rix is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Charles B. Tinker, IN New Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Rogers were
guests at tine home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sisson of North Plain on the
recent holiday
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar ]. Standish en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Ray, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles s. Ray, Miss Kfttie
Ray and Master Clyde Ray on Thanks
giving day
Lawrence Besbe of the Norwich Free
: cademy spent the Thanksgiving re-
cess at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles I. Beebe.
Miss Eva NJ Standish spent the
recess at the home of
her parents in Westchester.
Sherwood Miner and family spent
day at the home of Mr..
Miners parents In Wilmington
Mrs. Cora Han1ey entertained the
members Of the Congregational church
choir Friday evening
The monthly business meeting Of the
Salem Social club was held In their
hall Thursday evening.
Donation Party.
A donation party was given at the
Congregational parsonage "Wednesday
evening. A large number were pres
srt and q very pleasant evening was
spent. Edwin Harris took the prize,
which was a fancy box of candy, for
oinning the tail on the donlsey cor
-ectly. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams proved
delightful entertainers.
Quarantine Removed.
DR.. J. NJ Klein of Colchester was in
own on Monday to remove the quar-
antine from the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
= r. Bailey, as the diphtheria pa |
tents have recovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties

Is survived by a sister. TWO nieces and
three nephews, Charles Lester of Nor
Wich being one
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harding spent last
Friday in town.
Erastus Bigelow of Middlefeld Wis
tied his mother last Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Jewett were
visitors at Ray Hardy's last Tuesday.
Miss Tessie Harding and sister,
Ruth, spent the Thanksgiving recess
with their parents in Sterling City.
Stanley Davis was in Hartford on
business last week.
Harry and Fred Barrows of Hart
ford spent Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ander-
son.
Miss Ada Harding and sister, Ora,
spent he Thanksgiving recess at their
home in Hamburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
LAUREL GLEN

Horace Palmer attended church on
Pendleton Hill last Sunday.
There was a Thanksgiving gather
ing at the home of Nathan Main.
Among the members were Mr. Mains
youngest son, Clyde. who was mar
ried Wednesday evening to Miss Eliz-
abeth White of Lonsdale. r. L
Arthur Barnes of New London is
visiting his uncle. William Main.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
voLUNTowM.
successful Rummaao 6ale-Soolai A.
fairp Of the Weos<--Roiloali--Fr
Services.


The rummage sala az eha Baptiat
chapel closed Friday evening There
the articles left ON hand were sold -
ouction. A neat sum waa added 10 thN
church treasury.
Supper and Social evening.
On Saturday an oyster supper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tanner FOR the
dement, OF the Baptist church. Tine
event proved a great success, as ~ was
largely attended, bis auto-truok
Many automobiles carrdsd the crowd
from the village
Many Attend Dance
The social and dance given By ire
ladies OF 81. Thomas parish EatifrdAv
evening was well attended and proved
EFT City and Qiaago. Jarvis orchestra
OF Glasg9 furnished music and Alb1o
EIonrs at whist
The Home Whist cluR has reorHnn-
lied for the season Of l011-ia. Tho
FIRST meeting for play was held Last
week at tho homo OF Azarie Grenier.
with the following winners Lndya
Mary Herbert; gentieman's FIRST, I'D. 70.
Clarke: second, A. j.. Mcclure The
second meeting was held Mond ~
et9nlnB az the nome OF Mn and Mfn.
T.. II. Clarke. Following were the win
ners: Mrs. Mary Herbert, FIRST lady'a;
Miss Bertha Lewis, second; gentle
mans, A. l.. Briggs hrstg A. Cronier.
second.
Azarie Grenier was recently elected
president Of the French Republioan
club OF Jewett City, or which he has
been a member since its organization.
Miss Cleo Herbert or Worcester
Mass. was n guest on Saturday and
Sunday at the home OF her aunt Miss
Louise Cadorette.
Baptist RoilcaTl.
Thursday afternoon and evening a.
roilcall was held at the Baptist churnh
largo numbers attending the exercises.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Qunyl9. presided
Friday the Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception, mass was celebrated at Sc.
Thomas church at o'clock q. IN. The
evening service was at 7s0. All the
services were wen attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
PRESTON
Grange confers Two Desrees-Reeent
Visitors.

The Grange meeting was held Tues
day evening. The last two degrees were
worked en- the class and a supper was
served. There was a good attendance
Francis Medbury has begun business
with Charles Miner.
Mrs. Hattie Ecclestone of Norwich
Is visiting Mrs. Heman A Davis.
Mrs. J. H Kennedy of Lisbon has
returned home. after a visit with her
son, Ernest Kennedy of this place.
Mrs. Fred Harvey Of New London
was a recent visitor with her brother,
John Wilson.
Beriah E. Burdick Is spending a few
days in Boston.
A. T. Gardener has set up a saw mill
at Philip Yerrington's, in Preston
City.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
PAGES NINE TO SIXTEEN

was the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIII
lis w. Chappell, "Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Mcintosh and son, ROD
ert, and grandson. Robert, OF Newport,
r. L. We're recent guests of Mrs. Nc
Intosh's brother, James Beswick,
Miss Nora Maria has returned from
visit with relatives in Narragansett
Pier.
Mrs. Francis Fzinllead and son, Sam
Tel, were recent visitors in Newark,
n. J.
John f. Fields has returned from a
visit to his cousin, Nah Fields, "a
New Jersey.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09

ter supper at Walter Tanners at
Eampbells Mills.
dren of Stonington visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Thompson
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
parsonage Thursday from ten until
four.
Miss H. Elizabeth Congdon led the
services Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
BozRAH
Grange Elects Offioers-s. G. Aver,
DisIocates Thumb Joints.

Disiocates Thumb Joints.
At the Grange meeting in the Town
hall Wednesday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Master, Edward Bishop; over
seer. George Kahn; lecturer, Alice A.
Bishop; steward Charles Davis; as
sistant steward, George Smith; chap
lain, Mrs. Myron Smith; treasurer, Le-
roy Lathrop; secretary, Frank Gard
ner; gatekeeper, Willard ]. Way;
Ceres, Alice Miner: Pomona, Ethel
Hillom; Flora, Frances Kelly; lady as
sistant steward. Bertha Miner.
Local Notes.
Mrs. S. G. Avery Is visiting friends
at Gales Ferry.
While saving wood with a circular
saw S. G. Avery dislocated his thumb
at both joints.
Leroy Lathrop shot fox ahead of
his dog, Hector, this week.
Edward Bishop and Miss Alice Bish-
op attended the play in Lebanon on
Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
GRiSWOLD

Benjamin Weir has left the employ
Of Zfba Huntington and has gone to
work at West harrington, r. I.
Miss Laura Young was home over
THANKSGIVING Miss Young returned
to Massachusetts Monday, where she
expects to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Geer of Bal
tic spent Thanksgiving day with Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Norman
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
GARDNER LAKE

A party OF thirty from Norwich had
q straw ride Saturday night 20 this
place. Refreshments were served At
the Dat cottage.
GARD ner's sawmil moved Wsdnog-
day to Preston.
Theodore I,ehnaun after a weeks
stay IN New York city returned home
Saturday.
nris Kitchen of Lebanon called o.
friends wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09

Husbands who spend their evenings
hitting the high spots encounter diff
ficulties In finding the domestic key
hole and hang their boots on the gas
fixtures,I may now explain that they
have been afflicted with ethereal as
phyxia--New York Tribune.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
LEONARD BRIDGE

John KneeIand moved his household
goods TO Liberty Hill Thursday.
} Miss Kate Carver Of MeY1den spent
a portion of the Thanksgiving recess
Mrs Effie Northrup Of Norwich re-
Gently spent a couple OF days with Mrs
I. E., Cum mings-
Fred A Abel of Columbia spent
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
HAMBURG
Death Of Mrs. Mary Ann Beck~ith-
Has Nephew in Norwich.

Miss Hannah Antonson spent the
week end at e z. Beebe's in Colches-
ter.
AIRS ohm TIFFANY Is entertaining
Miss Clara BolIuan of New. Haven
Miss Esther Olson Is not attending
school Ia Old Lyme this week owing to
dtpf. iberia cases In town
1Ir. and Mrs Lodowfck Bill spent
Thanksgiving in Deep River
Arz- Mary Ann Beckwifh died at her
ho<ro Thursday morning. aged 60 She
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
PENDLET0N HILL

Miss Sarah L. Palmer of Colchester
who mas been spending q few days at
the Palmer homestead. has returned
home
Several from here attended the oys-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
EASTERN CONNECTICUT And WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.

Saturday with his sister. Mrs. L. A
Manwaring.
Mrs. L. g. Schroeder is Ill in bed.
c. j. Holmes is sick.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
NEW LONDON COUNTY
OLD Mystic

Enjoyable Entertainment Baptist
Church Calls Rev. Henry {. Ander-
son-Former Postmistress Still on
Duty.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09

The rummage aala az Ghn aaibtiai
chapel closed Friday evening. There
was good attendance aud al tho close
the articles left on hama were sold 81
Duction. A neat sum SRaa added 10 th0
church treasury