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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
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LEDYARD
Easter Concert-Democrats Hold Caucus-Local Grangers Attend Norwich Meeting.

An Easter concert was held at the Congregational church Sunday morn ing in place of the regular services. The exercises opened with an organ voluntary by Miss Lillian Gallup, or ganist; singing, o WondrOus Man, by choir; Scripture reading, by Supt. John M Gray and school; prayer by pastor; recitation, Joys of Easter by Carrie Finnegan; recitation, My Flow CTS, Sarah Gray; A Lesson from the Garden, Mildred Austen; hymn by male quartette, Donald Stinie. Fred er1ck Burton, Emmons White and Harold White; recitation, The Lord Is Risen, Cora Rogers; The Living Rock, Robert Avery; reading, The Vision of Immortality, Mrs Edwin Avery; reci- tation, The Risen King Agnes Aus ten; singing by congregation: recita- tions, My Little Speech. Edith Aus ten; Hark to the Shining Bells. Elmer Avery; He Is Risen, Ray D. Hold ridge; reading, At the Gate. Mrs. Liz zie Colver; song by primary class; recitations, Butterflies Elsie Main; Easter in the Heart, Stella Baudro; The Risen King, Helen White, Mabel Main, Fannie Gray; The First Easter Miss Luna Ackley; singing by choir and congregation; address by pastor collection; benediction by pastor. The exercises were in charge of John M. Gray. uperintendent, and all were finely rendered.
 In New Home. William c. Knowles and family have moved from Lantern hill into Horace | II. Mains cottage.
 Mr. Douglas of North Stoningtor has moved into the Asa Gray cottage
 Democratic Caucus.
 The democratic caucus was held ir ! the town hall on Friday afternoon tC l elect delegates to the state conven. 1 ton to be held at Bridgeport May | and ?. Luther c. Gray was choseI | chairman and $. E. Holdridge clerk Samuel E. HOldridge and Luther c Gray were elected delegates.
 News in General.
 Mrs. Ellen Stoddard of Gales Ferr, l has been staying several days witt 1 Mrs. Isaac Geer
 Mr. md Mrs. Charles Beclwith o | Franklin were week end visitor of MI 1 and Mrs. Isaac c. Geer.
 Mrs. w. F. White has been stayinl the past week with her mother, wh has been seriously i'll in Ware, Mass.
 Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Gray and Mis- l Florence M. Bennett of Norwich Tow l were Sunday visitors in town.
 Arthur A. Bennett of Norwich Tow l was drying a fast trotter in tow | Sunday.
 The Ladies Aid society met at tn parsonage "Wednesday afternoon.
 A teachers meeting was held a | the Center schoolhouse on Friday aft l ernoOn.
 Mrs. Frank Brown and two childrel of New London are guests of Nil Browns father, William Brown, an sister, Miss Grace Brown.
 Six from Ledyard grange attende the Norwich grange Wednesday eve ming and had an enjoyable time.
 Mrs. Merry and daughter of Nor wich were guests Wednesday of tn formers daughter, Mrs Charles Bab l cock
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
NORTH FRANKLIN
The Weeks Visitors in Local Home

The Weeks Visitors in Local Homes.
 MT. and Mrs. William Johnson and little daughter Muriel of Willimantic were visiting at F. A. Rockwood's re- gently.
 MT. and Mrs Reuben Manning and son Arnold and Miss Millie Ward spent Sunday in Willimantic, guests of Holden Arnold.
 Herbert Hoffman of ERsthanpton, Mass, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Janette Hoffman.
 Bradford Larkin has returned to Lebanon after spending several days with his niece, Mrs. Ahial Browning.
 Miss Amy Lillie of Hartford visited her father at Maplehurst on Saturday.
 Frank Redwood was in Boston on Tuesday.
 Myron Manning of Attleboro, Mass, has been visiting his brother, R. r. Manning.
 Mrs. F. w. Willard and daughter Irene of Norwich visited Mrs. Emma Warner Tuesday.
 Mrs Janette Hoffman Is ill
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Crandau of SoutI Windham were at Theodore Crandalls Wednesday.
 Mrs. L. A. Browning and Miss Rena Race were visiting relatives in Greene viIle Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
VOLUNTOWN
Business Change-News from the Churohes-Vacation Ends April 18th Weeks Mission to Open Sunday.


 Saturday evening several local young people attended a dance at Pachaug.
 F. 6 A. Dupont, who recently pur- chased the business of John A. Godck, ara making improvements in the looks of the store Noah Dupont, IT,, is in charge.
 New M. E. Pastor Breaches.
 Rev. MT. Thatcher, who has been assigned to the local M P. church, preached his first sermon to his people on Sunday and made a very favorable impression.
 George T. Briggs and F. F. Clarke attended the district convention Satur- day as delegates of the local republi- can party.
 Easter at St. Thomas Church.
 At St. Thomas Catholic church Easter Sunday high mass was sung at 10.S0 by the Rev. R. P. MOrrissey, special music being rendered by the regular choir, augmented by Messrs. Richards and Mcclure, violins. The offertory solo, Regina CocIi, was sung by Miss Alphonsin5 Boucher Com munion hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, Miss AlGea Boucher. The or ganist having the music in charge was Miss 4. Boucher. Rev. F'r. MorTissey preached an eloquent sermon on the Feast of the Day. The service closed with benediction of the blessed sacra- ment. The altar was beautifully dec orated with Easter lilies, stock and daffodils generously provided by a member of the congregation. At Baptist Church. At the Baptist church services com memorative of the great feast were ] held in the morning, with a concert in ! the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. RitcI1ie of Jewett City were visitors Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ritchie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Joseph Rivers. l Mir. and Mrs. William Weeks of Plainfield were visitors with James ] Hodgkins Sunday. Henry Rice of Hills Grove, R. T., is l spending a week at his home here. MT. and Mrs. Hormidas Disco -and | family of Jewett City and John Page | of Norwich were entertained at the l home of MT. and Mrs. Louis P. Disco. ] The local grammar school will open l Monday, April 18th.
 Weeks Mission. A weeks mission given by LaSaIlette | Fathers of Hartford will open in St. on Sunday, April 14th. l L. II. Richotte has been appointed financial secretary of Court Advance, ! I. o. F., In place of Joseph B. Sheldon, ] resigned.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
NIANTIC
Start Made on Black Point Mscadam Road-Death of pr. William A. TOwne-$3O0 Fire Damage at Tele- phone Exchanqe.

Eighteen Italians arrived in the vil- lage Wednesday on the IA train. They were immediately transported. in one ot F. A. Beckwiths teams to Black Point where they have commenced building a new macadam road.
 Teams from the plant of the Mantle Manufacturing company are hauling large quantities of wool and soft coal from the freight station here.
 Fire at Telephone Exchange.
 Some excitement was caused in Main street Monday. The telephone eX- change located over the postoffice was visited by fire. the origin of which is not known. The damage is estimated at about $500. It is reported g. de- fecttve wire was the cause of the blaze.
 Sheldon Munger and Ivan Coulter visitet Huntley's ledge Wednesday.
 Mrs. Truman Slocum is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs, Joseph W. Hill, at the Grove.
 Mrs, George K. Crandau was here Saturday, visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer.
 F. W. James will leave May 1st for Black Point to work for James Bord.
 Lincoln Luce and Ge rge c, u,t-r have returned from 9 business trip to New Orleans and Birmingham, Ala
 Maurice Howard is working with George Sheiott at the Four Corners store.
 Miss L. A. Benton has returned from Providence, where she passed the win ter with relatives.
 Louis P. Stevens made visit to his mother ih New York Saturday.
 Mrs L. P. Stevens has returned from Hartford, where she went to at tend the birthday celebration of her son.
 Alfred Benson. employed in Boston, was visiting friends here Monday.
 Mrs. Mar Barnes and son Erston of New Haven are visiting relatives here.
 M. D. Marks of North Haven was at the Mantle school Tuesday.
 Pine Grove Notes.
 News was received here Tuesday of the death in Boston of Dr. William 4. Towno. Dr. Towne was a summer visitor to this resort for many years, also owned and occupied a small cot tage here, which he occupied last sum mer. He is survived by Mrs. Towne one daughter, Miss Edna, and a sister Mrs. Sarah Button, all of Boston. The doctor was a familiar figure about the Grove and will be greatly missed.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. o. Libby, who have spent the winter in Norwich, opened tnelr cottage on the bank Monday
 Howard Pitkin of East Hartford is here foi a few months.
 Mrs. E. P. Darrow Is visiting in Nor wich.
 R. [. Manwaring is working on the ColYille cottage.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
Weeks Mission.
HAMBURG
Grange Observes 18th Anniversary Owners of Summer Cottages Arrlv- ina

c. D. Aver of New Haven was here Wednesday and brought painters to work on the Harding house, which is nearing completion.
 Miss Rachel Tiffany returned Sat urday from spending her vacation with relatives in Hartford.
 George Cunningham has rented C. M. TiRany's cottage in Sterling City.
 Mrs. Sarah Broadway of IIadlyme has been the guest of Mrs. Brighton this week.
 Mrs. Chappell md Miss Nariu Jones returned from Q visit to Boston last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Harry Walsh is visiting her brother, James Bennett. in New York.
 The Rev. A. B. Bassett of Hartford was at his summer home on Lord Hill the first of the week.
 E. s. Ely and family arrived at their summer home on Tinker Hill last week after spending the winter at East Orange, N. J.
 Mir and Mrs. Lee Harding went to West Haven last Friday after receiv- ing a message of the serious illness of Mrs. Harding's father, Fred Kinsley. The funeral was held on Easter Sun day.
 Mrs. James Wood and son Leland of OllbSL SpCnL sOulAudS NillI NlISs Woods mother Mrs. Mary Tiffany.
 Grange Anniversary.
 Lyme grange, No. 147, observed its 18th anniversary by degree work and 8 harvest supper last week Thursday evening. An interesting programme was presented.
 Miss Jennie Parker is out after an enforced "at home" of six weeks.
 The c. E. committee decorated the church with ferns ana Easter lilies which were afterwards sent to the shut-ins
 Miss Violet Olsen attended the alumni meeting at Deep River last
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
UNCASVILLE
Epworth League Gives Easter Cantata Spring Repairs on. Hiahways-So- cial Affairs of the Week.

Charles Russell, who moved to the P. R. Butler farm In Waterford about two weeks ago, has moved back to the c. M, Robertson tenement, near the red mill
 Mrs. Elmer Kingsley and daugh- ters, Misses Ruth and Dorothy Kings ley, of Norwich were guests of Mrs. Clark Hummeu over the Easter hOli- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Wlburt Snow and son Willis of New London were week end visitors with relatives in town. Easter Cantata.
 The members of the Epworth league gave an Easter cantata, Sunday eve ming. entitled From Manager to Cross, which was well attended. Those talk ing part were: Soloists, Mrs. Thomas Spears, Mrs. Charles Ramage, Clyde M. Beebe, Rev. J. B. Aldrich, Hubert | Dart, Miss Vera Bartlett Frank Saw yer, Miss Florence Holmes, Miss Win nie Bartlett, MT. Keners0n. Misses Vera Aldrich, Margaret Burton, Bessie Holmes. Ethel Cornet Truman Reyes, Robert Dodds, Earl Holmes. organist, Miss Iva Bartlett Spring Term Opsns, The public schools opened MondRy after a week vacation. Mrs. Belle Curtis entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist l church at her home Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs. John Watt and two children of ] Pequonnoc are spending 9 few days at | the home of Mr. Watts parents, MT. | and Mrs. Thomas Watt. Mrs. John | Watt is caring for Mrs. Thomas Watt, | who is III with pneumonia ] Mir. and Mrs. Robert Potvin were ! week end guests of relatives in New | London.
 Miss Anua shaffer of Baltic is a | guest at the home of her brother, | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer. l George Gilbert, 8 student at the den- tai school at Hartford, spent his East CT vacation at the home of his moth | CT.
 Maude Wood have resumed their stud ies at the Willimanttc normal school
 Entertained Aid Society,
 Mrs. Ellen Clifford entertained the Ladies Aid society of the Montville Center church at her home Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Henry Phelps, who has been spending the winter in Norwich, has returned to her home in this place.
 Miss Iva Bartlett, who has been wis., iting friends in Providence, returned home Saturday night.
 Returns From Florida.
 Mrs. W. s. Mitchell, who has been ] spending several weeks in Florida. has | returned home.
 Miss Josephine Hart spent her vaca- ton at the home of her parents, Mir. | and Mrs. Moses Hart.
 Repairing Highways,
 Monday work was begun repairing the roads. Although but little snow has fallen the deep freezing and heavy rains have caused deep gullies and they are in bad condition as the re- suit.
 Opened Mite Boxes.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society was entertained at the home of Miss Laura Woodworth Thursday afternoon The mite boxes given out some months ago were opened.
 Albert Rogers of Montville Center is very i'll with 8 complication of dis eases.
 David Williamson Is improving his property and making repairs to the buildings.
 Principal James E. Murphy return ed Monday after spending his vaca- ton at his home in Dover, N. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLANO.|
GOSHEN
Sunday School Holde Easter conoer Surprise Gift for Mrs. Marcus Burr

-SurPriSe Glrt Tor Mrs Marcus Burr. Mir. and Mrs. Edwin K. Jones and daughter, Miss Mary A. Jones, who have been guests of friends here, re- turned to Buffalo, N. Y, Friday.
 Church Elects Officers.
 After the services held on Friday (Fast day) a business meeting of the Sunday school was held. followed by the election of officers of the Goshen church for the ensuing year,
 Easter Sunday Service.
 There were special Easter exercises in the Goshen church Sunday. There was a number present from other places. Easter Prelude, by Newell, was rendered by the organist, Mrs. Marcus Burr, also the anthem by choir, AIle- luia, He Arose, by Alfred Judson. Mrs Elisha Waterman sang in sweet voice The Resurrection Morn After the sermon by the pastor and the Sunday school session there was an Easter concert The programme was very in- teresting. At 123O the exercises be- gan with organ prelude Gloria, by Mozart, and the musical part of the programme was under the direction o1 the choir leader and Organist Mrs Marcus Burr. Opening song, The Low ly is King; reading, What News This Easter Day, Miss Alice Rodman; read ing, They Have Taken Away My Lord, Miss Ethel Randall; prayer by pastor; son, Hail, the Ever Blessed Saviour; recitation, Words of Joy Miss Susan Perkins; song, The Song of the Eastertide. duet and chorus, by J. Lincoln Hall; recitation, Legend oi the Fusta, Miss Eva c. Curry; recita- | ton, Master Ralph B. Hinclley; rec itation, Life Triumphant, Miss Bessie | H. Randall; closing song by choir and school, To the Lamb That Was Slain
 At Norwich Meeting.
 ". T. Curry attended the meeting of the Royal Arcanum in Norwich or 1 Wednesday evening.
 The warm southern breeze this week was most favorable for the northwaTC journey of the wild geese, and the biz | lusty birds with their hon1uing attract nearly as much notice as that of 2 1 passing airship.
 L. s. Ingalls, has moved his steau sawmiu to the Stark wood lot The l big 30 horse power boiler and engine was transported Monday, and the eight horses attached to it moved i along with ease, regardless of tht heavy travelling.
 An Easter Gift for Mrs. Burr.
 Among the many beautiful Easter | cards received by Mrs. Marcus Burr | Easter day, was @ sealed letter con. | taining q banknote of S10, a gift iron l the Ladies' Aid society.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
LAUREL GLEN

Thomas Wheeler was in Ashwlnett collecting taxes recently.
 Mrs. William Avery and family of Hopkinton City were callers at Mir. Hill's Sunday.
 Horace Palmer was business caller in Westerly Tuesday.
 A number from this place attended the auction sale of Charles Stone at Stonecroft Tuesday.
 William l., Main Is oarttng railroad tiss frcm his place to Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
ASHWILLETT
S. H. Pierce Plants Early Peas-Psr-
 sonaI Mention.

Otto Anderson is spending a Few days in New York.
 Mrs. Ida Eccleston and family moved to Glasgo Monday.
 E. s. Levine moved to the Hessler farm, on Coalpit Hill road, Saturday.
 Bion J. Kinnie of Pendlebon Hil was a caller here Sunday afternoon.
 s. D. Pierce is the first to plant peas again this year.
 William Tawyea of Stone Hill nov ed his household goods in with TrY- ing Rathbone Saturday.
 Arthur Morgan has finished work in Colchester, and is working for Charles CuIy er-
 John Morgan spent Easter with his parents here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Weseman and children of Glasgo were Sunday vis- itors in RixtoWn.
 John Brown, Mrs. Herbert Walker and Miss Cora Pierce spent Easter with MT. and Mrs. George Pierce. near Billings pond George Pierce and family moved tC the house with Frank EccIeston We'd nesday and are to improve the farm this season.
 c. F. Hayward was in Norwich Sat urd9y
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
LEONARD BRIDGE

Harold Cummings and Carlton Cum rnings were in Willimantic Tuesday
 Mrs. Sweet of Lebanon is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Kneeland.
 Mrs. William Little of Ashton, R. l., spent Sunday with her sister -in- law, Mrs. H. c. Leonard.
 Warren kneeland of Hartford spent Fast day with his parents, Judge and Mrs. A. G. Kne eland.
 Leo Cummings of Worcester is spending his Easter vacation with his mother. Mrs. l. E. Cummings.
 Miss May Carpenrer, who teaches in Greenwi 3h, is spending her vacation with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Car penter, of this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
FRANKLIN
News of the Week-Easter Observ- anoe at Congregational Church.

Ashabel W. Armstrong is spending a few days in Barre, Vt.
 Mrs. Horace Smith and Benjamin Smith of Lyme spent the week end with Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs Sarah Greenslit-
 Miss Marion Lamb of West Hart ford is with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Lamb, for a brief visit
 Mrs. Albert Fryer and children of Willimantic have been guests of Mrs. Lloyd Aver.
 Mrs. George Geer of Plain Hiu was the guest of local relatives on Friday of last week.
 Mrs. Eliza Johnson. Mrs. Abbie Spieler and Miss Lillie Johnson of Norwich were callers at Mrs. Antoin- ette Hastings on Saturday.
 Miss Lydia Johnson was able to be out on Sunday after several weeks ill., ness.
 Easter at Congregational Church.
 Sunday morning at the Congrega- tional church Rev. J. c. Young preach ed an excellent Easter sermon. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers Eugene Clark very ably as- sisted the choir.
 Guest of Former Pastor
 Ralph Maine was the week end guest of Rev. H. A, Beadle in Pomfret.
 Fred Johnson was in Franklin Tues day
 Rev. Harry A. Beadle of Pomfret was in town on Thursday of last week, at tending the funeral of William J. Cox. L. 4. Robinson was in WiIlimantic Saturday.
 Walter Ravens has returned to c. H. Giddings after spending several days in Mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
FITCHVILLE
SeIeotmen Begin Road Repairs-Prep-
 arations for Mill Addition.

Frank ELcManus and sister, Miss Elizabeth MTcManus have returned from visit with their grandfather, Michael 1acManus of Arctic. R. l.
 Mrs. Charles Williams of Norwich was the guest Thursday of her moth- er Mrs Henry Eastland
 Mr. and Mrs. Mather Harding and son of Preston were guests Thursday of MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Eastland.
 School opened Monday after the Easter holidays.
 Miss Clara Hoffman has returned to
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
OLD LYME
Local Guests at saybrook Clubs Dance

Local Guests at Saybrook Clubs Dance
 MT. and Mrs. Burton Robbins have returned after a few days visit with rela lives in Norwich
 John Mullen has resumed his studies at the Connecticut Agricultural college after spending the week end with his parents on Main street
 Among thtse who attended the D. D. club dance in sav5rook Monday night were Misses Helen Clark, Sar.ie Bats, LCy Appleby and Mcssrs. John Spiers, Joe Bates, John and Henry Muller.
 Arthur Roa5 has been secured as janitor of the Baptist church for the ensuing year.
 MT, and Mrs. George Wilbur and children have returned 10 their home in College Point, N. Y. after spending the week end with Mrs. Wilbur's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Muller. on Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
HOw's This

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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
GARDNER LAKE
Items of Local lntersst-Ths Weekt
 Visitors.

Edwin Henry and family of Palm< ertown called Cn local friends Friday, William Maynard and family arc visiting local relatives,
 Miss Grace Lathrop of Norwich K spending several days with her par- ents. Mir. and Mrs. Elijah Lathrop.
 Frank Way of Bozrah called ou Gardner Lake friends a few days ago.
 Mrs. William vanderleith of High- bridge, N. r., recently visited her mother, Mrs. A. P. Bolender.
 Harold Cunning of Colchester can- ed on local friends Easter.
 Mrs Ernest Latimer is ill.
 J. A. Bridges of New Rochelle wu1 a caller in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Edgar Mondou of Norwich called on local friends Tuesday.
 Elmer J. Abell is working on tho Grange hall, Salem.
 Harry Way Of Bozrah called on b. cal friends few days ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
LEFFNGWELL
Meeting of Sunshine Band-eift for
 President.

Mir. and Mrs. Albert Ross and son, Casper, spent Easter with Mrs. Lef- flngweli and family at Fltchville-
 School opened Monday after two weCxs' vacation,
 Mrs. Forrest Leffngwell and Miss Edith Leftingweii were guests Thurs- day of friends fin New London
 The Sunshine band met Saturday afternoon with Misses Ruth and Myra Ellis
 Palmer presided, After an interest ing meeting, in behalf of the band Miss Annie Peabody presented the president an album quilt, on which were the members names.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
Norwich after spending thS Esstsg holiday with Mrs. Matilda Baxgo,

Norwich after spending ths Esstsg holiday with Mrs. Matilda Baxgo,
 Highway Repairs.
 The selectmen are busy making spring repairs tO tho town roads; but there are no signs of tho state high way commissioner to repair or build a new road between thia placo ana Yantlc, although this road iB in worfs condition than any country road in town.
 Addition to Mill. Italians arc at work excFVating for the large addition to the B1tchviila mill by Contractor c. Morgan Wti- jams,
 Personal Briefs. Charles Miner has moved his fsm- ! ily from Goshen to this place William AIcManus of st. Thomaf | seminary, Hartford, is at the home of ! his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Me- | Manus for a few days. Mrs. Margaret CtTley Of Norwich is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frances Kin l kead.
 | Mrs. Mary Nara and daughter, | Miss Nora Nara, were recent guests | ot relatives at Gardner Lake. Miss Emma Holmes of Chesterfield
 was a recent guest of her BiHter, Mira. | Willis Chappell.
 Mrs Henry Hamilton and daughter, Mrs. Carl Sevin of Yantic were re- cent visitors at the home of Mrs. l Warren Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
NORTH LYME
Easter Concert Largely Attended
 Offering Over SIP.

Tho Easter concert at the church last sunday was largely atonded. There were recitaIions and exercises Dy the scholars of the Sunday school and an address by the pastor. An offering taken for home missions amounted to over $l2.
 William Stark of Hartford was home over Sunday
 Miss Alma Holmes has returned to her school in East Greenwich, R. l., after spending the Easter vacation at her home hsEa