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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18

Winnifred Flyers; Love, Scripture rec itations by five classes; solo, Tell Mother I'll Be There, Ethel Parkhurst, with chorus by Miss Ellie Fairs class; remarks by Matthew Barr; recitation, The Love of God. Lizzie Grimshaw; remarks by pastor; singing by school
 At Baptist Church.
 In the Baptist church the pastor, Rev. Ernest Loemis, took for his morn ing subject, Mothers Task Tn the Sunday school there was a short pro- gramme, as follows Singing, Moth CTS Hymn, and Home, Sweet Home, by school; singing, Serving Your King, junior choir; exercise. Mothers Week, Mrs. Roberts class recitation, The Lovingest Face, Ethel Scholes; recita- ton, Before It Is Too Late, Ruth Sum; solo, Tell Mother Fi1 Be There, Mrs. Roberts; remarks by pastor:
 Initiated Seven.
 A class of seven was initiated in the Eastern Star Friday evening at Ma sonic hall Putnam chapter were guests of the local order and supper was ser ed after the degree work, a social hour following.
 John Rood is in a critical condition.
 The Thursday club met this week with Mrs. W. F. Sheldon. The readers were Mrs. John Milner and Mrs. Shel- don.
 The Chailtanqua circle is to meet on Monday afternoon with Mrs. Helen King.
 Peter Larese is critically i'll at his daughters, Mrs. Joseph Beuehard's.
 Mrs. J. M. Andrews has returned from a trip in the west of several months.
 The Arabian Knights Dramatic clut presented the comedy, The Prince Oi Liars, Tuesday evening in Danielson
 The subject of Rev. R. L. Roberts sermon Sunday morning will be The Wrath ef God.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
MOOSUP
Prizo Winners at Poverty sociaI--East-
 ern Star Initiates Seven Candidates.

Prizs Winners at Poverty Soeiai-East- srn Star Initiates Seven Candidates.
 A poverty social was held in the Methodist vestry Friday evening under the auspices of the Epworth league Following was the programme given Piano solo. Mildred Whitehead drill Looking Backward, Doris Potter Gladys baggeit, Ethel Farlthurst, Win. nifFed Flyers, Dana Potter, Edwin Main Floyd Main and Howard Tyler man deiiH saio, Edwin Main; Feadias, Da ha FettsF veesi sela, GFass l.. Shstden After tae pFasramHas cake, ice cream and sandy Wers eh safe, Prizes WeFs offered those eeHaing in costumes hazi fittsd fsF ihp seaasieR, and Miss Hsaa IahRssH. Dana Rettef and Rehare DaggetE received ths award.
 Mothers Day Programme.
 MstheEs' day was observed in the Sunday seAssl at the Methodist eaaRef with the fsils~liHg programmes Vel untaryi hymn, scheeli prayeF Rev: R !. Roberts, reading, White CaFaatisa
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
EKONK
Children Mark Mothers Day--May
 Basket Parties.

c. H. Gallup returned Wednesday from a trip to Maine.
 Mrs. W. c. Stanton arrived at E. B. Gallup's Friday and will remain with her sister until June.
 Supt and Mrs. J. B. Stanton of Nor wich with their two children visited over Sunday at A. A, Stanton's.
 Everett Gallup of Providence was at his home here over Sunday.
 Mothers Honored.
 Mrs. A. A. Stanton, Mrs. George Gal lup and Mrs. Byron Gallup were re- membered by their children on Moth CTS day with bouquets of carnations and lilies.
 Those who braved the rain Sunday and attended church were well repaid. Mir. Reynolds delivered an excellent sermon. Mrs. Reynolds presided at the piano.
 Mrs. Hannah Tanner has gone away for a visit
 Mrs. Evvie Tanner and son Warren visited the formers aged father as MilIville, R. l., last week.
 Mrs. Nellie Frink and Miss Jeanette Gallup returned Monday from visit in Providence.
 Saturday evening thirty went to Ed ward Gallup's with a nice May basket and Wednesday evening a party went to Thomas Browns.
 MT. and Mrs Ezra Gallup are visit ing their children in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
SOUTH WELLINGTON
C. E. Union Meeting to Be Held May 25-Judge Warner Memorial Sunday SPeaker-Funeral of Adolph Korper

The semi-annual meeting of the Will limantic Christian Endeavor union is to be held in the church in this village on Saturday, May 25. commencing at 2 o'clock D. m. Karl Lehman, field secretary of the United society, who 5s working in this state at present, will be the speaker. The local officers are Mrs Ida M Mathews. president Miss Mabel E, Clark, chairman of commit tee on junior work Rev. E. w. Darrow chairman of programme committee.
 Spoke on Sabbath Observance.
 Rev. W. s. MacIntyre spoke in the church last Sunday on the observance of the Lords day. He described the efforts made to secure legislation fa- vorable to a wide open Sabbath day. and told how he had been instrumental in blocking such legislation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Lillibridge of Hartford spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Lillibridge.
 Judge Warner to Speak. Hon. Edward M Warner of Putnam will be the speaker Sunday evening, May 26. at the memorial day service to be held in the church under the | auspices of the W. C. T. L.
 
 to meet his mother and sister -in-law, who have just arrived from Italy. Adolph korPer's Funeral. The funeral of Adolph Korper was held from his home at 1.30 o'clock last Friday afternoon and was largely at tended. Rev E. W. DarrOw preached the funeral sermon. paying a fitting and noble tribute to his memory. l Present from out of town were Joseph M. Morrow of Hartford, Robert IL. Fisk and Fred Sandford from Staff 1 ford Messrs. Bill, Remington and Branch of WillimantiC. The floral of | ferings were beautiful. Mrs. w.. H.. 1 Hall, Mrs. Ida Hall Jones' Rev. E. W.. ! Darrow and Thomas A Denman sang House of Many Mansions The bear l CTS were W, H. Hall William H. l Bracket, w. A. Allen, J. J, OldershaW, | Fl. LiIlibr4dge. r. W. Colburn. Burial was in the family lot at Wilington l Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
BOLTON
Recent Play Clears s35-New Teacher for Center SchooI--civE Service Ex- animation.


 A three-act play, Willowdale. was given by local amateurs in the base ment of Congregational church lasG Saturday evening. The cast follows: Joel Bassett, J. Wesson Phelps: Tom Skerett, Harry Milburn; Joseph God frey, William R. Purple; Clarence Dinsmore, Ernest Streng; Rev. Mr. Prosser, F. D. Finley; Sam Hackett, John H. Massey; Simon Primer, Ralph C. Eaton; Millie Bassett, Miss Alice Eaton; Mrs Bassett, Miss Adelia Loo mis; Rosetta Gates. Miss Maude White; Mis- Hazey, Mrs. C. N. Leemis; Oleander. the help.
 There was a largeN audience present, and s35 was realized, which is to be added te the hall fund. The play is to be repeated in And0ver.
 Addresses Grange.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Bradley of Ver- non visited Bolton grange Friday eve ming. MT. Bradley is grange deputy fer this section. He spoke interestingly in the meeting on the weTk of the grange.
 Teacher Resigns.
 Mrs. c. W. Burt has. been engaged to finish the spring term in the Center school, the teacher, Miss Gertrude I. HtGtNiliy hdNAffS resigned AdHG EetHIut7d to her home in Providence.
 Mrs. Jane B. Sumner and daughter. Mrs. Jennie L. Belten of Hartford, have come te their summer home at | the Center fer the season.
 Miss Annie HebenstFeit has returned te town for the summer from South Manchester where she has been the ] past year.
 Farmers are much behind with their i work owing to the large amount of | rainy weather. Last year the ground was very dry at this time, and it was 1 feared the crops would be ruined fol lack of rain.
 Members of the local grange attend ed the meeting of East Central Po- mona grange, held with Hebron grange in Gilead hall Wednesday. Examination for Postmaster.
 The United States civil service com. mission announces that on June 8, 1912 an examination will be held at BoltOr l Notch, as a result of which 1t is ex- | pected to make certificatien to fill s 1 contemplated vacancy of fourth class l postmaster of class at Bolton, ang ether vacancies as they may occur a l that office, unless it shall be decided in the interests of the service to fl 1 the vacancy by reinstatement. Th' | compensation of the postmaster atlthii office was $1S3 for the last fiscal year Age limit. q years and over on thu date of examination, with the excep tion that in a state where women ar, declared by statute to be of full az. for all purposes at IS years, women O IS years of age on the date of thu examination will be admitted. Appli cants must reside within the territory supplied by the pOstofice for whici the examination is announced. The ex animation is open to all citizens of tn United States who can comply with tn, requirements Application forms ant information concerning the require ments of the examinations can be se cured from postmaster at Bolton O from the U. s. civil service commis siener at Washington, D. C.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
Holland County COLUMBIA
Minstrel Show RePeatsd-New Pastor
 to Be Ordained May "A.

The local minstrels, male members of the grange who gave an excellent entertainment at grange meeting few weeks since, repeated their pro- gramme at Yeomans' hall Friday even ing of last week under the auspices Of the Ladies Afternoon club. There was a good attendance. Refreshments were served at the close of the entertain ment. followed by dancing. The affair netted about s20, which is to be ex- pended on extending the sidewalk to the lake.
 Ordination May "A.
 The ordination of Rev. Elliott O.. Foster. who has accepted the call to become pastor of the Columbia Con- gregational church, will take place here on Friday, May 24 A committee consisting of A. A. Latham, Deacon Edward P. Lyman and William A. Collins and Pastor Foster will make the necessary arrangements. MT. Eos ter completes his course at the Hart ford Theological seminary in few weeks.
 Herman Wolff, fireman on the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail road, and Miss Florence BoWker or Norwich were guests of MT. Wolff mother and sister over Sunday.
 At the session of the Sunday school last Sunday Supt. Clayton Hunt gave an interesting account of the recent Sunday school conference at Storrs which he attended as a delegate from the local school Mrs. Alonzo Llrrie, Miss Mildred Latham and Miss Har- riett K Porter were chosen commit tee to arrange ap rOgramme for Chil- dren's day exercises in June. WiIlimantics Won. The first ball game of the season was played on the Green Saturday afternoon by the West End club of 1 Willimantic and the local players. The | Willimantics won. Score, II to 3. Dora. the young daughter of Mir and Mrs. Victor Brousseau. in Pine
 street school district, died of diph- | theria early Monday morning Burial was in the Catholic cemetery at Willi- mantle The school in Pine street has , been closed as a precautionary meas ure to prevent the spread of the dis 1 ease.
 l A child in the Stetson family or ] Chestnut Hill is i'll with scarlet fever 1 The family has been quarantined and l the schoolhouse fumigated. There are l seven children in the family. l MT and Mrs. L. E. Winter were with | relatives in Hartford over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
will meet next Monday afternoon with
 Rev. and Mrs. l. P. Booth.

, will meet next Monday afternoon with
 Rev and Mrs. l. P. Booth.
 Accompanied Governor. Major c. B. Pinney returned Friday afternoon from New York. where he attended the governor at the bankers banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. Mothers day was observed Sunday at the Baptist church. Rev. W.-S. Mc- Intyre spoke in the name of the Lord $ Day league of New England in union
 service of the two churches in the | evening.
 Ninety first Birthday. Mrs. Emily R. Parry celebrated her s1st birthday, Monday, at the hone of Mrs Emily Goodeu. She received
 many letters. post cards and gifts from near and distant relatives and friends,
 also s1 pink and white carnations from
 her niece, Miss M. Louise Richmond of Philadelphia, who was her guest.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

The subject during lecturers hour at the last meeting of Senexet grange was Modern Intentions Interesting clippings, etc. were read by different nembsFs, and remarks in general. Deputy William II. Brown of Pomfres visited the grange, an the same eve hing, The third degree was conferred.
 Harry Wells was in town one day Ihis Wsef,
 IL is expected Mir, t1iaidsraves from taais, a friend ef Mir, Pierce, viii h5 in ts*n Sunday and will give a lee taFe Ia tas Baptist church Sunday e4e- hing,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
New London County
MOHEGAN
Two Birthday Celebrations During the
 Week.

There were no services in this place Sunday on account of the storm,
 Mrs. Dolbeare, Mrs. Skeesucks and Miss Daniels were in Hanover as del- egates Tuesday,
 Mrs. Lamoine and daughter of Nor wich and Mrs. Dunn called on friends in this place Sunday.
 Mrs. Baker of New London is home for a few days.
 A delightful evening was spent at the home of Miss Cynthia Fowler on Wednesday evening, it being the 3eth birthday of Nathan Edwards. Twen- ty-seven guests partook of fine lunch. served by Miss Fowler, Miss Myott and Mrs Lizzie Fowler Friends were present from Fitchville, Norwich, and Uncasville There were several nice presents, among them a pretty birthday cake cards, etc.
 Mrs. Wilbur of Fftchville was Vis- itor at the home of Mrs. l.. Fowler on Sunday.
 Another Party.
 Eighteen friends and neighbors call ed on Mir. and Mrs. Collins Friday eve ming, 1t being Mr. Collins birthday. The evening was spent in playing games and music. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Collins
 G. R. Sanders and his brother M. J. Sanders of Norwich, called on friends in Mohegan last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
EAST WOODSTOCK
Farewell Reception Rendered Dr.. and Mrs. Gildsrsleeve - Reading Clubs Gift.

Mrs. GIidersleeve - Reading Clubs
 Gift.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rice. son Lau- renee and the formers mother of Barre made up an auto party who spent Sunday with M. B. Morse and family.
 Benjamin Farrows and family will move next week to the Rivers cottage, which has been undergoing repairs.
 Bert Cox, who has rented the Thur Der property, is making some needed repairs on the barn.
 Too Warm in Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Pike, who have been spending the winter in Fl Paso, Tex, left last week for Los Angeles. Cal, owing to the extreme heat which prevails in the fotmer city during the summer.
 The Reading club met Monday after noon with Mrs. Ezra May. The usual study and reading was dispensed with and a social time enjoyed. The club presented Mrs. C. c. GildersIeeve a line picture, The Castle of St. Angelo. at Rome. The studies the past season were confined to Italy and Greece. The hostess served dainty refreshments.
 MISS Kettle z. Phillips of Putnam spent the week end with Mrs A. M. Gildersleeve.
 Farewell Reception.
 A farewell reception was given Dr. and Mrs. Gildersleeve Monday evening. about 200 attending. It was a very pleasant affair. Fine music was fur nished by Morses orchestra of Put nam. There were vocal solos by Mrs. Clarence Charland of Webster. speeches by Hon. H. J. Potter. Dr.. Overlook of Pomfret, Mrs. Williams of Dudley and Rev. T. A. Turner. with responses by Dr. and Mrs. GIdersleeve. which were highly enjoyed by those present Several giftss were made. in ciuding about S10O in money, large bouquet of carnations, etc. cake and fFult punch were served in the parlors during the evening.
 Dr. E. R Pike Of Lakeville has ar rived in town. His wife and six chiI- dTen will come soon
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
HAMPTON

Mir, and Mrs Charles Benziser have returned to their home In Auburn, aft rr spending few days with their daHghteF, Mrs, William Pearl,
 Andrew RiRdge was feund dead iR ttis Faad 8 shart distance fFss his h7Hs Thursday: He had been ta Wills iAaatis. aRd 1t is thought he feii of d bridge sH the way ra his hsms,
 Meft6H Philips was iH town Tues day afternoon:
 Miss FiHFa Pearl is improving after severe illness.
 The north end of Frank PhiiiiRs tea enent has been recently reated te Miss Clark,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
WINDHAM
Funeral of Charles H. Lyman--New Pastor at Congregational Church Ju- ly 1.

Charles H Lyman died st St, Jo- seph's hospital, Willimantic, Wednes- day. after several weeks illness MT Lyman leaves a widow and children in Trey and tive sisters, Miss Emily Ly- man and Mrs. A. H. Anderson, who live in the old Lyman homestead in Windham. The funeral services were held from Shepard's undertaking rooms in Willimantlc Friday, Rev. w. M. Brown of Hampton officiating.
 The Misses Miller of Tarrytown, N. r., and Miss Horr of Boston were week end guests of Miss Anna Bates
 Miss Helen Laura Lee has been in Windsor Locks for a week, the guest of Mir and Mrs Everett Bell.
 Delazon Francis Wood has come to Homer Wood for an indefinite stay.
 Ascension Day Series.
 Ascension day services were held in St. PauFs church Thursday morning The communion was administered by Rev J.H. Townsend.
 Mrs. Henry Hatch is confined to the house with a severe cold.
 The Misses Patten have returned from South Windham.
 The topic for the c. E. meeting to- morrow evening is Why and How to Please Christ. ? Tim 2:1-13. Leader William Hinckley.
 New Pastor July 1.
 MT. Cline of Yale will be at the Con- gregational church for the next few Sundays. Rev. M. Raymond Plumb oi Plymouth has been called to be the pastor of the church and will probably come here about July 1.
 Mrs. Ada Larrabee returns today from a visit with friends in New York and vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
HOPKINTON

Henry Watson of Chicago is engaged as caretaker of the farm belonging to MT. and Mrs. William s. Mellen.
 Misses Essie l. and Zoe L. Kenyon were visiting friends Tn AshaWay ever Sunday.
 No service was held in the First day Baptist church Sunday afternoon on account of the rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
GARDNER LAKE

Wlnslow Bailey of New London is visiting local relatives.
 Clarence Bailey has moved to the Hammond house.
 John Jencks of Norwich is at Spring Grove for a few days.
 J. l.. Oat and family of Norwich were at their cottage over Sunday
 Misses Robie and Ethel Boynton of Palmertown were guests of their par ents on Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
WOODSTOCK
Surveys for State Road to Massachu-
 estts Border.

Rev. R. R. Kendall was called to Stamford early in the week by the death of a relative.
 Frederick Bates and family spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. George P Perley is entertain ing her sister, Mrs. Fogg
 Several from this section of the town attended the farewell reception to Dr. and Mrs. GlldersleeVe in East Woodstock Monday evening.
 Judge C. H. Child attended the pro- bate convention in Hartford.
 Surveys are being made on several pieces of highway in town prepara- tory 10 making a state road from the Pomfret town line to the Massachu- sets state line.
 Mrs H. w. Bowen is visiting in Orange. N. j.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
LISBON

Mir and Mrs. Ransom Read and Miss Beatrice Read spent the week end with relatives in Exeter R. I.
 Mrs. Hobart Phillips and little son of Saratoga Springs \. Y, were re- cent visitors with friends here.
 Delegates from Newent church to the meeting of the New London asso- clation at Hanover were Mrs. Phebe Browne, Mrs. Ransom Read William s. Foote and Charles Budeit.
 ". S. Foote has been ill with grip.
 Mrs Susan Kanahan is improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
UNION
May Baskets Hung to Winnifred New ell-Burial of Mrs. Laura Moore,

William Leland, who has heen spend ing the winter in Hartford, has re- turned 10 the Marcy homestead which Is open for the summer.
 William P. Marcy of Hartford Is spending some time at tho Marcy homestead.
 Mrs, Edith Rogue. who has been spending several days home, has re- turned to Holland. to Mrs. 0. Howlctt's.
 J, Neville of Holland was calling on friends in town the first of the week,
 Little Winnifred Newell had two May baskets given her from a party of friends Tuesday evening After be- ing caught, the party was invited into the house where they enjoyed social call
 Died at to2,
 Mrs Laura MeeFs sf 8fimfieid, whe vas lGs years eid. died at West Brim- field, al her daughters. Mrs, Ellen Besihs last Friday, 1'hs bedy was bEeugnt te tFHieH fsF burial, iR the NsEth cemetery, NeRdaF: She was a fasEasE EesideBt sf pRisn. and I mem beE af the EaHgEesa yieRsl church feI aeaEiy eighty years, Sbe leaves tw sens and eRe daughter, besides sspera. sEaadeAilaFsa-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
RAWSON

Among these fram here vine atteRd- ed the circus in WiiiiMaHiic Medues- ias were Frank Phillips, l9s Dietchie. VIII Ids. Albert Mills and GeeFge Huiihg
 Miss Marian tiaHAtsaHd eaiied s5 hsS aunt Hiss Cynthia HammsHd, sf CAapiiH, THesda5
 MFs, JssapA hHsteaie WAS iR #ilii- mSAtis recently.
 James Fitzgerald sPeaf Sssa4V Rifh his parents in BFsSkiyR. His daa8A= tef, Miss Sadie. FetaFRai hsERs WitR him after spending tive weeks in Brooklyn.
 Mrs EFsTete %bi ea9GsS aad Miss Raehei ksHgSH weFe ia #iiii#aRtis Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
NORTH LYME

Mrs. Elizabeth Rathbun of Ivoryton visited at $. N. and c. F. Jewett's the past week.
 Mrs. Arthur Jewell of Jacksonville, H., is visiting her nieces. Mrs. N. S. Strong and Mrs. w. M Sisson, Jr
 Mrs. Carrie Granger of Hamburg is assisting in the care of Miss Elizabeth Fosdiek, who is very feeble.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
HEBRON
Roads Bad for Motorins-Rsin De
 >creases Church Attendance.

Miss Eleanor Lord has returned to Northfield after two weeks vacation.
 Mir. Chamberlain took 8 party from Marlboro to Colchester and return in his touring car. The roads are in had condition for motoring.
 Mr Barber preached at St. Peter s church last Sunday.
 Mr. Strand sang the solo Abide With Me at St Peters last Sunday, which was greatly appreciated.
 Miss A. M. Gay of Hartford was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Sarah T. Palmer visited the schools on the Green last Wednesday
 MT. Willis of WilHmantic was in town on Tuesday.
 There was no C. F. meeting last Sunday evening" the weather being unfavorable. There were very few out to church Sunday morning on account of the showers.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
STAFFORD
UniversaIist Pastor to Deliver Me nnoria Day Address-Ninety- first Birthday of Mrs. Parry,

William Wobecke of Pittsburgh, Pa, was the guesr of Nr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown last week.
 At meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening there will be work in tho third and fourth degrees,
 Miss Annie Shippey of Hartford was the guest of her sister, Miss Blanche Shippey. ever Sunday,
 Memorial Day Speaker,
 Rev, William E, daFiliss ef the ttni- versaiist church will he the speaker al the MeH4eFial day services,
 Miss Annie Phillips ef Springfield spent Sunday with her parents, Ar, and Mrs, Charles Phillips:
 1hs StaAefd Minis tsFial asseelatssA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
WESTMINSTER

Rev. Mir Moore of Scotland preach cd at the church Sunday morning.
 The w. C. r. t' meeting which was appointed for last Sunday afternoon was not held on account of the weather.
 Moses Linnell of Moosup has been the guest of his brother, Frank Lin nell, for several days this week
 Miss Lulu Robbins resumed her du- ties as teacher Monday after a week s illness
 MyroH Allen of Scotland was in this place Tuesday
 Edward Baker was in Norwich on Thursday of last week.
 The farmers in this vicinity have commenced the spring planting in earnest
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
LIBERTY HILL
Supper and Entertainment at the
 Church,

J. Henry Clarke, who has been in poor health through the winter is somewhat stronger.
 There was a supper and entertain ment at the church Thursday night.
 Saul Watchel, the mail carrier, has resumed service after two weeks va cation. Allison Friul1 substituted.
 John Eneeland and family attended church at Columbia Sunday
 The ground is so wet and cold that little planting has been done.
 The c F.. society has purchased knives and forks for use at the church.
 Mrs. Fl. V. Oehlers has been spend ing a few days in New York. Her husband. who works in the New York postohice, returned with her for two days staV
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
NORTH STERLING

Miss Lucinda c. Knight has been visiting her brother. Olney Knight.
 Attorney George Hyde of New York spent Sunday at the old homestead here.
 Mrs. Arthur Scott of Worcester has been visiting her sister, Mrs. ?. 9. PlHmmer.
 Cold. wet weather Is a great draw= back te the farmers.