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Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
Windham County
CHAPLIN.
Annual Meeting Of Congregational
churoh--Notss and Personals.


Howard L. Nichols Of Hartford Wis
tied over last Sunday and spent New
Years with his sisters. Mrs. NJ A
Goodwin and Miss Ida Nichols
Beatrice PomeTOy Of Putnam has
been a visitor at Ella n. Latham's.
Ralph L. Church, who lost his house
hv ire the past week. is to rebuild.
Miss Leonard OF Winsted is the
new teacher at the Center school
James G. Green Of Mansfield Depot
made "a business trip 10 town We'd
uesday to buy cattle.
Annual Church Meeting.
The annual business meeting and
roll call service OF the Congrega
church was held New Years day. The
business sBeeting was held AT II a.
IN. Officers elected. clerk and treas
urcr. Deacon Andrew NJ Grant; mem
Der Of prudential committee for three
wears. Clifton J. Church; collector
Jesse Lee; auditor Frank c.. Lummis
a fine dinner was served at noon and
a pleasant social time enjoyed The
roll cali service was held 9t 2 p ~.
Interesting reports were given by the
v. p. 5. O.. r., Sunday school, Ladies.
Missionary auxiliary and Ladies Aic
society. The pastor gave an int est
ing report of his work the past gear
The roll call followed and So responded
.u person and by letter. Received in
t1 the church the PAST year on pro-
fessiou and by letter IL. lost by death
b. present membership January J..
I0- The church starts the New Year
with an bills paid and a balance jim
the treasury
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
kTTAWAUGAN

Howard Dunse OF Tsftville visited
Albert Robinson and family part Of last
week.
Ruth ana Cornelia Gibney spent last
week at Quadic with their aunt. Mrs.
Henry DAVIS.
Mrs. Albert Robinson and son Walter
spent the week end at Taftville
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Olsen are at
their home in this place
Miss Grace Filler is visiting her
mother, Mrs Lillian Filler.
Miss EGith F-issell returned to Moo
Gus Monday after spending the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter F'rissell
Henry Desertual. who is in the Day
kyHhsll hospital, was operated on the
second time Friday. He is gaining
slowly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Canterbury Grange Installs Officers
Notes.

Wednesday evening the officers of
Canterbury grange, No 70, were in
stalled by Pomona of the state grange
Mrs. Addie c. Hyde assisted by Charles
S Hyde of Brooklyn grange, No. 49,
Miss Irma l. Huntley organist. The
following officers were installed:
Master, Samuel A. Carpenter; over
verseer. Howard f. HoX+e; lecturer,
Mrs. Abbie c. Barrows; steward. Jas.
f. Towne; assistant steward, Henry
p. Larkham chaplain, Mrs. Lillian
NJ. Frink: treasurer, Mrs. Eva M. Hox-
sic; secretary, Levi N, Clark; gate
keeper, John II. Cone; Pomona, Mrs
Minnie E. Towne; Ceres, Mrs Annie
E. Clark; Flora. Mrs. Ruth S. Keenei
lady assistant steward, Mrs. Emily h
Galloway
After the installation refreshments
were served by the ladies.
samuel r. Cooper OF Brooklyn was
the guest of Levi n. Clark last week
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Bertha M. Clark is at home aft
er being several weeks with her sister,
Mrs Frank r. Burdick, at Norwich
Miss June Barber of Norwich spent
New Years with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r J. Barber.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
WILS0hVlLLE

p. 5. Upham, who was thrown out
Of his team a short time ago. sprain-
ing his ankle, is able to walk out with
the aid Of q cane.
\ number from this place attended
the third entertainment at North
Grosvenordale Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. S. Adams attended the
wedding of their granddaughter, Miss
Mildred Forbes of Webster, last Sat
urday night
burned, one belonging TO Chauncey
sick the past week
Mrs. Ida Childs and Mrs MulhaH
were North Grosvenordale visitors on
Tuesday
Miss Ada Jerolamon lis visiting
few days with her sister.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
STAFFORD
Notes Of the Weeks Events-PersOna
Mention.

Mrs Laura Whiten of Springfield is
the guest Of 1lr. and Mrs George La
frrm.
Miss Mary Broadway of Springfield is
-rending a few days with her mother
Hrs Ella Bass.
Misses Elinor and Lillian Park Of
Last Glastonbury nave been spending
the past week with relatives.
Nrs william Dacharne was taken
1 Boston Monday where she VIII be
operated upon for appendicitis
Miss Florence Lathrop and charles
Nelson were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Grundy over New Years
Clarence wood Of the Springs has
entered the employ OF his uncle, Wal
ace Jones.
EIla swift daughter Of MIR. ana Mrs.
Wtchael Swift, is I'M the Hartford hos
oital under treatment for Brights dis
ease and heart trouble.
Internal Reception,
Al tho regular monthly supper at the
rniversahst church wednesday night
su informal reception. was given TO
Rev. and Mrs. William F. Gaskiu.
a roICau and covenant meeting were
hold lt the Baptist church Friday ar
-errcon
The W. q. T. IT, held a meeting in
re assembly room Friday afternoon.
The subject Of The sermon at the
ruyersalist church Sunday viii be
seeking o King Holy communion VIII
la. celebrated
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
HOWARD VALLEY

Henry Htines made business trip
TO Baltic Tuesday.
Miss Helen Burnham visited in Cor
dtaville, Mass, Christmas week
. Fred Hulnes and family visited Ii.
Humes New Years.
ReN Howard .Ba ssett, pastor OF the
Free Methodist church, preached In
Westminster Friday evening, Deem
Der %.
Master Clayton Hawkes. is visiting
his sister. Mrs G. c Fits, in Bristol,
Conn
The Free Methodists held watch
meeting service in the Valley church.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
ToIIand County
COLUMBIA
Episcopal Service Held-ReV. E. O..
Foster Accepts Gail to Congregational
Church.

Foster Accepts Gail to Congregational
Church.
Miss Maud Montgomery Of Hartford
formerly a teacher in the Center
school district, was a recent guest Of
Columbia friends.
Rev ]. II. Fitzgerald, rector Of ST..
Peters Episcopal church, Hebron held
service in the Columbia COngrega-
uonal church last Sunday afternoon.
Call Accepted.
Rev. E. o. Foster of Hartford TneO-
logical seminary, who has been supply
ing the pulpit in this place for several
weeks, has accepted a call to become
pastor Of the Columbia CONGREGATIONAL
church, his pastorate to commence Jan.
l, at which time he viii have COM
pleted his seminary course and win be
ready to occupy the parsonage. Ar
rangements viii probably be made
whereby he will become acting pastor
during the intervening months
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Johnson
spent the holiday season with relatives
and friends at Chicopee. Mass
The annual meeting of the Columbia
Congregational church was held Fri
day.
The local whist players and some OF
the young people held a social at Yeo-
mans hall last Monday evening. Whist
and other games aud dancing consti-
tuted the programme. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Good Samaritans.
Friends and neighbors of Abbott
Little, who has been iu for some time
turned OUT last week and cut and haul.
ed to his place generous supply O
weed, enough to last him through tn,
winter and spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
MASHAPAUG
First Real snowsterm-Damsse Done
By Recent Gale.

Winter visited this place early last
Sunday morning. leaving about three
inches o. snow
Old Inhabitants never remember the
Wind to blow as hard as it did last
week Thursday and Friday. It blew
down several large and valuable trees,
blinds from houses. etc
10 might interest some Of the poul-
Lrymen to know that Miss Myra Smell
collected from her 60 hens in the year
1911 1000 eggs.
The Bliss daughters have recently
n0ved out OF town.
Harry Royce Of Springfield passed
The holiday season with Lyman Moore.
Thomas Dumas and friends recently
spent a few days at his cottage.
Mrs. c. p Hollingsworth returned
last week from a visit with friends
and relatives in Providence, Fall River
and ether places.
A. P. Bayliss Of SOuthbridge passed
Est Tuesday with Albert Hewlett.
Mrs. G. A II. Macallister is spending
several weeks with her brother, An
drew Howlett Of Westford, Conn.
Albert Hewlett, Jr.. and Miss Annie
CUnneenne passed New Years day
With Misses Emma and Gladys Hayer
% Sturbridge, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
PLAINFIELD
Thomas Leahy Dies Somewhat Sud-
denIy-Installation of Grange Officers.

Mrs. Pearl Place has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. c. Parkhurst.
Death of Thomas Leahy.
Plainfield has lost another of its val
ued residents. Thomas Leahy, who
for forty years has made this his
home, died quite suddenly Tuesday
morning. Funeral services were held
from st. Johns church at a. m.
Burial was in Jewett City beside his
wife, who died fifteen years ago.
Grange Committees Named.
Grange officers were installed Tues
Gay evening at the regular meeting
The installing officer, W. H. Barron
OF Danielson, was assisted by MIR.
and Mrs. J. c. Gallup of Moosup.
Different committees appointed by the
master were b. r, Briggs, ii. Beecher
Brown and Henry Dorrance, insur-
ance; Mrs Bertha L. s. Gallup. Miss
Mildred LathrOp and Mrs. E. A Hall,
visiting; Mrs. Margaret Lathrop, Mrs.
Louise Lewis and Mrs. c. w. Gardi-
ner. woman's work; Mrs. Myrtle
Brown, Mrs. Ada Miller and Mrs e.
NJ Kennedy, entertainment After the
meeting an oyster supper was served.
The supper was cooked by w. S. Har-
Yey.
WIS MARY avery LOOK ueI. nOlludy
dinner at Deacon Thomas Avery's at
Eastern Point
Week Of Prayer Services.
This week. the week Of prayer, Rev.
f. 5. Bamford preached two nights in
the Methodist church at MoOsup. Rev.
Mr.. Roberts coming from that church
here for two evenings. The subjects
We're Slavery and Freedom.
!
visiting in Providence
Mrs. II. B. Lester has returned
home from her daughter in Providence
Miss Mary Tracy has returned to
Wauregan after visiting her sister,
( Miss Eva Tracy
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
RkWS0N

Miss Lena Kenyon is spending few
days with her sister. Mrs. Everett
Whitehousa
Dwight Phillips was in Winimantic
Thursday.
Frank Phillips spent the week end
in New York.
IT, O. Cook has returned here and
has taken the position in the station
which ]. II. White has held for several
weeks.
Little Charlotte and Sidney Smith
are spending a few days with rela
tiNes in New Jersey.
Miss Ethel Riley Of Howard Valley
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
WOODSTOCK
Academy Term opens-Mr. and Mrs
Arthur S. Hardy in New York

T.. W Hinrichs of Brooklyn, n. Y.
was in town New Years day.
Miss Rilla Child spent a part of
her vaactiou with her brother in Ian
caster, Mass
George Mcclellan and family return
ed to New York Monday.
Miss Marion Edwards, teacher in
District I. spent her vacation in North
Brookfeld Mass.
Woodstock academy opened tues"
dav for the winter term.
Miss Mary Brooker of Springfield
has been the guest of Mrs. F. w.
Flynn
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hardy are
in New York.
Gardner Richardson is at home re
covering after an operation for ap-
pendieitis.
Miss Florence Chase is in the Day.
Kimball hospital for a surgical opera
ton.
Mrs. Albert Lythgoe recently visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. Rich.
ardson.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Charles johnson Fractures Ankle
officers Elected by Sunday School.


Charles johnson had his foot caught
between the wheel and body OF a heavy
wheel drag last Friday afternoon, sus-
tanning a badly fractured ankle. lie
was taken Immediately to the Will
mantle hospital by Col w. H. Hall in
his automobile and the fracture was
set. He viii be Obliged TO remain at
the hospital Tor six weeks, it is eX-
pected.
Although some availed themselves OF
the holiday privileges Monday, the mil
was running as usual
Sunday School Elects Officers,
At the business meeting of the Sun
day school the following We're elected
for the ensuing year: William y.
Bracket, superintendent; Thomas a..
Denman, assistant superintendent;
Gallup Service, secretarg; Miss Rosa
0. Hall, treasurer; Miss Alice Den
braTian. Mrs Lena K. Bracket vii
have charge Of the primary depart
ment
Christmas Dandelions.
c. f. Macfsrlane picked and had FOR
exhibition dandelion blossoms ON
Christmas day.
Planning for Ice Crop.
The Perry Ice company has men at
work al tine icehOuse getting things
ready for the ice crop that win be hero
if the weather Of Tuesday morning
continues
As a result Of the activities OF Dog
Warden William O. EIdredge, dog tass
and licenses have been in demand tile
last few days.
Mrs e. ] Mathews ana son are at
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
WESTF0RD.

silas Allen. who had a shock recent
", died Saturday night at his daugh-
tsr's. Mrs. George Smiths. Mr. Allen
was a quiet and wei disposed man.
lac many friends here and viii be
lcatly Missed
During the recent wind storm several
large trees were blown over. At the
Back homestead large new silo was
blown down
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06

spending a few days at Miss Burn
hams have returned TO Hartford.
Little River grange held a special
meeting last Friday evening.
NJ. +. Booth, who has been visiting
his parents in Canada, has returned
home.
Schools begin next Monday after the
holidays.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06

We oner Cae Hundred Dollars Re-
vrsrd Cor any cass OF Catarh that can
"a ne cured ~ Halls Catarrn Cure
p u. CHENEY q 90. Tol edo @
He,Jche Undersigned, have known r.
j ChEneg Lgr ths last 10 yeays. anu be-
leve hin perfectly honorable ir ali
h,as rees transactions and financially
zhle 90 carry cut any obligation made
his nrm.
VgALDJfiG. kINNAN q MARVIN. p.
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hails Catsrrh Cure is taken inter-
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Ct the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price as cents
per..hottle. Sofd by ali Druggists. + ..
Take Hslls Family Pills for c0nsti-
nation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
WARRENVILLE
Whitehouse Place Standardization to
Robert NJ. 8ach-Granse Instals-
ton.

The home Of Mrs Ada Whitehouse
was burned to the ground Thursday
afternoon. The loss has not yet been
estimated The place was formerly
owned by Ed Whitford
Wagon Ran Over Legs.
Robert NJ. Balch was badly hurt on
Wednesday while driving his two horse
team Mr. Balch had gotten Off his
load to walk little way while get
ting on The wagon again his feet
slipped and he fell The hind wheel
passed over his less just above the
knees 1t is hoped no bones are brok-
en- but he is badly bruised and his left
wrist Is badly sprained.
Charles Feitner is sick with a severe
cold.
Miss Myrtle Chaplin has been the
guest Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Chapman
The Cleaners gave an oyster supper
and social in Bakers hail on Monday
evening.
Grange Officers Installed.
On Wednesday evening the officers
Of Ashford grange, No. 90, were in
stalled by Will II. Barron Of Daniel
son. Cake and coffee were served at
the close OF the installation.
Mrs. 3. c. Bugbee is visiting friends
I in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
WESTMINSTER
Funeral Services for Mrs. Sybil Baker
Pastor Assisted by Howard Valley
Sneakers.


There were no services at the church
Sunday morning on account of the
storm.
Edwin st. John and Rev. Mr.. Bas-
sett of Howard Valley assisted the
pastor In the prayer meeting, Friday
evening.
Mrs. svbel De3renier Of Norwich
was a visitor at her home here this
week and attended the funeral Of her
grandmother hero on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sybel Baker died at her home
Sunday afternoon at the age Of eighty
nine wears, following an illness Of sew
eIal weeks. during which she was ten
DERBY cared for by her children. Mrs.
Baker was born in the house where
she died and with the exception of a
few years spent in Plaintield had lived
here the greater part Of her life. She
was an estimable woman who endeared
herself to all. always seeking to make
her life useful and helpful to others.
The funeral was held from her home
Wednesday at II a. m. The house
was flied with soTrowing relatives and
friends. Rev. Stephen B. Carter of
Plainheld Ofhciated and spoke of Mrs.
Bakers quiet, unassuming life, fun of
kindly acts and which will always DE
cherished and remembered by those
who came in contact with her. Mrs
Emily Bushnell sang two selections,
Burial was in Plainfeld cemetery by
the side Of her husband. who died
twenty-five years ago.
Mrs. Baker leaves five sons, Levi
Willard, Herbert and Edward Baker
of Canterbury, and Henry Baker OF
Saskatchewan province, Canada, and
six daughters, Mrs. Ellen Parker OF
Brooklyn, Mrs. George Rathbun Of
Westminster, Mrs. Olive Mcdonald OF
Norwich, Mrs. Albert Clark of Central
Village, Mrs. John D. Rood of MoosuI
and Miss Alice Baker of Canterbury
There are several grandchildren,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
BOLTON
Congregational Church Elects Officers
Whist Party-Notes

Al
WHIST FaEly-Fotes'
A. Il's llleellus q lL.e ConsregallollaL
Gu ~ ilIe!llLeiS " 1~Il17le-5 moon
.,te loi'o% lltg oh.cels were elegLau'
4-lss "a. NJ .oLq q, W. II. Looms ON
Af ili,s0 -lg' o ", 1li-l 49,,
treasurer. Charles \ LOOMS to rent
church peWs: Mrs. c. w. Burt Sun
day school SUPERINTENDENT: ]. Wesson
Phelps. assistant Sunday school SUI
perintendent: Miss Elizabeth White.
Sunday school secretary and treasurer
Miss Sarah Pinuey, who has been
seriously ia with pneumonia is inn
proving, and her father Charles M.
pinney. and nit'e sister Dora are both
i'll with pneumonia.
George WMppert was visiting frfeiids
il town the first of the week Mr..
Whippert's .oUr years term of service
in tie Unity6 States navy has expired
but he expects to re-enlist.
Rev. { ". BUrts daughter. Mrs.
Green hush, nd and three children of
Rochester Ny, are soon to move
irto the Brick house at the Center. Mr..
Green - III Bolton. having come the
first Of the week. His family are ex-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
WELLINGTON
Pastors Auto Useful in Parish Work
Address to Bohemians.

Address to Bohemians.
Miss Emma Rose Of Brookdeld.
Mass, is visiting her niece, Mrs Earl
w. barrow.
a small amount Of Snow fell, but not
enough Tor runners.
Rev Il. w. barrow finds his auto
mobile very useful in his parish work,
which covers large territory-the
Wy hole town and portion Of TOlland.
On Sunday next Rev. Mr.. Porter will
speak to the Bohemian people at 10
O'Clock in the Congregational church.
Mr.. Porter. who was for several years
ii missionary in Bohemia, was much
liked Ga his. former visit here.
Samuel Gardner. state humane agent
Of Sew Haven passed sunday with his
mother, Mrs Emily Gardner.
The grange Christmas party ana gift
tree was a great social success.
The New Years party held Satur-
day evening was q success weather
wise and every wise. There was "A
Iarge company present. The supper
was excellent and was served in the
conference room without confusion and
with plenty Of wiling helpers
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
Naturally Excited.

Say asked the man who was
stranger in New York. what's the
matter with that man in the next
room? Hos been making terrible
racket for the last hour"
ooh, replied the bellhop. he's
Just heard Of a new table d'hote place
where he's never et."
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
EAST WOODSTOCK
Entertaining Features of New Years
Soeial--Funeral Of Mrs, Susan Z.
Rivers.

Miss Mary A. Potter was operated on
at Day KimbaII hospital last Thursday.
She is reported as being comfortable.
A New Years social was held Mon
iay evening with 115 present. An eX-
cellent supper Of beans, salads, pie,
cake, coffee. etc, was served by Mrs.
j. 4. Aldrich Mrs. Wendell and Frank
Witter A musical programme was
given in the church A leap year
march. games ana a social time ended
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Susan C, Rivers Death.
Mrs. Susan Child Rivers died at her
home early Tuesday from paralysis,
Mrs. Rivers was lifelong resident and
was 10 years of age, one of the Oldest
members Of the Congregational church.
She was married in 1895 to +. X. Riv-
ers, who died in 1905. She is survived
by three sisters. Mrs Sarah Child OF
Iowa Mrs. Emma Phillips of Putnam
and Mrs A. NJ Gildersleeve Of this
place. The funeral was held at the
CONGREGATIONAL church Thursday at
.. m. Rev. T. A. Turner conducted the
services. There was singing by mem
beers Of the choir
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
ABINGDON

Schools opened Tuesday.
Robert Elliott Of Worcester visited
relatives during the holidays.
Arrs Martin an6 daughter are occu-
rylLg Mrs. McGOrty's house, while the
after is IN California
Edward McGrath. formally cle4rk
1or G. A. Sharpe, has gone to Bos-
ION to work.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
STERLING
Double Funeral-Many Mournsrs at
Service fer Mrs. Turner and Her
Daughter.

The double funeral was held Sunday
Of Mrs. Turner and her daughter
Pauline, at their home on Gibson hill
A large number Of friends attended;
the floral pieces were beautiful. Rev.
Samuel Thatcher preached the funeral
sermon Burial was in Oneco GENE
terry. Every heart in the community
goes ont in deep sympathy for the be-
reaVed husband and father in his loss.
Mrs. Irving Anderson has been i'll
with the grip. -
Mrs john Knox is entertaining
friends from out of town.
Mrs. Schluter is visiting friends in
New York
Mrs. Allison II. Kenyon is i'll with
grip.
Miss Edna Chester, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
returned TO Eagleyille Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
ELLINGTON
New Years at the Parsonage-Granes
to Hear Address on European r arm
ing.

ing.
A supper and sociable was held 1T
the parsonage Monday evening. The
ladies Of Maple street took charge
Of IT,
Arthur D. Hale was elected master
of the grange in place Of Charles. Il.
Skies Jr. who declined.
Mrs. Eloise Charter spent the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. Warner in
East Hartford.
Schools opened Tuesday after two
weeks recess.
A number in town are suffering with
hard grip colds.
Mis- Rose Bahr was home over New
Years
The Hall Memorial library was clos
ed all.day Monday
Several from here viii attend the
State Grange in Bridgeport next week.
To Address Grange.
There is to be a meeting of the
Grange Jan. nth, at which Harry Lar
KUN Of Rockville viii give talk on
Farming in Europe Mr.. Waite uf
Rockville win furnish the musical pro-
grlmme
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06

Do not allow your kidney and blad-
der trouble TO develop beyond the reach
of medicine Take Foley Kidney Pills.
They give quick results and stop irreg-
ularities with surprising promptness.
Lee & Osgood co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
EAsTF0RD
Congregational Roll caH-sociaI at
the Disqualification Ends.

The meeting of the Congregational
church is to be held in the chapel on
Thursday, January Il. Dinner will be
served at one p. m, after which the
roll will be called William S. War
rem. Charles d. Tatem, Leander H.
Snow are the committee of arrange
ments.
Over rs at Social.
Mrs. Henry A. Bosworth. Mrs. A. M.
Bowen, Mrs. William S. Warren, Mrs.
Mary L. Warren, entertained the La
dies social at the chapel Wednesday
evening, January 8. There were sew
enty-five or more present. Elisha
Sherman, JT., entertained the com
pany with his graphophone. Readings
by Misses Alice J. Carpenter and Flor
ence S. Warren afforded pleasure.
Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ. Tatem Of
Willimantic were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles d. Tatem on New Years
day.
DR.. H. H. Converse attended a meet
ing Of the Knights OF Pythias in Will
mantle recently.
Opening of the Schools.
The schools in town commenced the
winter term Tuesday, January 2. Miss
Margaret Allen is teaching grades 8
and 9. and Mrs. Albert Hammond in
the lower room, primary. Miss Alice
J. Carpenter retains the school in
District No. 2.
Mrs. Charles Trip has returned
home from a stay of several weeks
in Willimantic.
Secretary Edwin s. Thomas of New
Haven visited his mother, Mrs. Mary
EIine, the first Of the week
Miss Zida Young and Mrs. Myrtle
Marcy of Worcester spent two days
here recently with Chelsea Young.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-06
HAMPTON
Enjoyment Of New Years Whist
Close of Vacation.

Carl Jewett gave an enjoyable whist
party New Years night
Misses Beatrice and Dorothy Pearle.
who have been spending two weeks
with their grandparents. 3Ir. and Mrs.
Austin Pearle. returned home SUNDAY
Miss Alice Smith, Miss Alice Welles
ana john Wellss. who have been