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Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
LEONARD BRIDGE
Families Attend clambake at County Commissioner Brown's-RenoVati School Buildings.


 Miss Lavinia Kneeland was an over Sunday guest of her aunt, Mrs. Eunice Adams of East Hampton.
 George Mahoney Is visiting friends in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred o. Brown spent Wednesday and Thursday with rela- tives in Mystic, making the trip by au- tomobile.
 E. A. Stiles and family are at Savin Rock for a few days.
 Mrs. C. J. Holmes is spending some time at the Liberty club house.
 CIambal<e the Real Thing.
 The families of F. J. Brown, F. O Brown and E. Fl. Mccall to the number of IS enjoyed an old-faShioned clam bake at the home of F. J. Brown on Saturday, the 17th. The clans and Holsters were sent from the shore and steamed in seaweed, making it genuine. A caterer from Colchester attended the bake There was bathing in the pond' and a thoroughly pleasant day was spent.
 John Spafard of Bridgeport is at the home of T. B. McCord, experimenting an auction.
 Mrs. Ida Cummings and son, Carlton have returned from three weeks .Vlsli with the formers daughter. Mrs L. IL Cor'bit of Bridgeport. She was accom- 1 panied by her grandchildren, Joyce and Lawson Corbit.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer are spending their vacation with relatives in New London and vicinity.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Kneeland of Llp- erty Hil formerly of this place, are mourning the death of their onlS daughter, Edith May, aged 1 week.
 Miss Belle Park is visiting relatives in Vermont.
 1 / Samuel Johnson of New Haven anC Mrs. Maria Morgan of Colchester Wer' callers at Judge A. c. KneelSnds an' G. M. Williams Monday.
 The families of Charles Geer. Ii. Williams, G. NJ. Williams, Elmer ant Clarence Geer and Mrs. E. P. Kneelan' and daughter. Lavinia, attended tn Sunday school picnic of the First Con gregational church of Lebanon at 70 lumbia Lake, Wednesday,
 s. R. Strong was in Lisbon Monda to look after some repairing ot tn buildings on his new farm.
 Term Opens Sept. 3.
 The schools are undergoing renovat : ing preparatory to the openinG O Tuesday, Sept. 3.
 Miss Geraldine Oat has returned | Norwich. after spending two week with Miss Flora Spaulding at Mapl Corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
CHAPLIN
Weasel Steals Forty chieeens-Duss Birthday cslebration-Granss Visits North Windham.

 Robert E. Clark of South Chaplin has lost about forty chickens, the work of weasel.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roland E. Myers ot New York are visiting ct Town Clerk A M Litchfleld's.
 Owing to the rain last Sunday only fourteen attended church.
 Wesley Howard, instructor in mus ic in the School of Music in Elkhart. In.. is spending several weeks at his home here.
 Miss Ethel Howard returns 10 Moo- dus to teach in September.
 Miss Mabel A. Lanphear, who has rested year from teaching, is ta teach in Passaic. N. J.
 7s Candles on Birthday Cake.
 Miss Josephine M. Robbins. who wae 7S last Sunday was visited last Friday afternoon by over thirty friends tf celebrate the event. Miss Jane Clark, who was 7S on that day. was presenA and shared in the honors of the after noon. Miss Robinson received largs birthday cake illuminated with "a can- dles Miss Clark also received a birth e day cake decorated with candles ta represent her age. The company brought cake and ice cream, which all enjoyed.
 Furnished Programme.
 Natchaug grange furnished the pro- gramme this week Friday evening, when they visited the Meadow Brook grange of North Windham-
 The republican caucus is called fol Friday evening, Aug. 90. to elect deler | gates to the several conventions.
 Trolley Ride and Picnic.
 The Congregational and South Chap | lin Sunday schools enjoyed 8 trolley 1 ride and picnic at Lake Wangumbaug South Coventry, Thursday. Mir. Crosby and family of New Lon don and Mss Emily Scarcarough ol | New Britain are spending seveTa weeks at their summer cottage on Par | ish Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents' Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
Local Men Attend Savin Rock Reunion Mrs. Lyman Rogers 1o3d Birthday Recent Visitors in Town.

At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society at the home or Mrs, Willard Brown there was good at tendance. The meeting was held on the lawn. A vote was taken to make covers for hot water bottles to send 10 the Sunshine society at Bensonnurst' Mrs. Thomas Watt will entertain the society at its next meeting,
 Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Dart are en- tertaining this week MT. and Mrs David Lees, Miss Elizabeth Lees, MISS Frances Lees and William HlIlhous9 of Paterson, N. J.
 Miss Leona Devine has been enter taining the Misses Conway of Nor wich.
 At Legislative Reunion.
 Among those from this town who attended the legislative reunion at Savin Rock were Dan D. Home, Georgv H. Bradford, Fred J. Hope and Matt A. Tinker.
 MT. and Mrs William Mckenzie of Gay Hill are entertaining MT. McKen- zies sister. Mrs. Edward Rossi, Of Brooklyn, N. Y 1O3d Birthday.
 Mrs. Lyman Rogers celebrated her | 103d birthday on Friday at her homo on Gay Hill. Mrs. Rogers, although l feeble. retains her faculties to re- markable degree. ! Charles Russell has moved from the l tenement near the Red mill owned by 1 the c. M. Robertson company into the stone house,
 Miss Marian Stark of Lyme. who was student at Palmer Memorial school a few years ago, was in town calling on friends Saturday. of a brief visit at his fathers on Wed
 Daniel Casey has moved to New
 MT. and Mrs. William Cox have as their guests MT. and Mrs. Thomas McQueeny and Miss Edith Long oi Groton.
 1 Guy A. Loonis, after spending hii vacation at the home of his father G. T. LoGnis, has returned to Hart ford
 Miss Ella List is entertaining he brother, Edward List, of New York.
 Joseph Hickey and sister, Miss Az nes Hickey, who have been guests O relatives in Saybreok, have returne' home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ovide Brouillard O Pequot are entertaining Mir. and Mrs Richard Fish of Providence. Fred Church, who has been confine to his bed with throat trouble an malaria, is able to visit relatives il Norwich.
 Mrs. Winfield Hanney and childre of Salem, who have been guests o Mrs. Hanney's father, Moses Chapman
 for a few days, returned home Mon day.
 3 Mrs. Roy Johnson and son, wh
 have been spending a few weeks wit 5 relatives in Rhode Island, have re
 turned home. . Band to Use New Building.
 Mrs William B. Walden has i l process of construction a building O 2 the foundation of her property nea
 Darts store. The building will b 9 used by Walden's band to practice i @ during the winter evenings. . Mrs. Wynnes and granddaughter (
 Waterbury are guests at the home 2 Mrs. Wynnes son, Clark Hummell. r Mrs. Walter Atwood who has bee
 spending a few weeks as the guest
 relatives in town, returned to Ne
 London Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
ASHWILLETT

Miss Katie Wesemen of R1xtown' ac- con,nanied bv a friend from Glasgo, returned Sunday from 8. weeks vlsit with relatives in Brook yn, \. r.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. R EndaI and H. B. James and family of bShunoc were here Monday.
 s. D. and Edwin Pierce caught e4 fish and an eel in BillingS pond Tues day afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. (,Eark or RiH- town have been enterta ming friends from Holyoke, Mass
 F. H. Clark spent Saturday night at hts mothers in Ledya nd. Mrs. Julia A. Crumb was in Nolun- stown Monday afternoon. Mrs. s. Ahlberg was inRGlasgo Mon lday. + I. O. Burdick and ment are cutting brush along the highway in South GEiswold.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
GOSHEN
Local People Attending Camp Meeting Good Season for Vegetables

 James Lathrop of Montville was a recent business caller in Goshen. Mrs. William H. Allen and daugh- ter. Miss Nettie Allen, have been spending a few days with friends in Columbia.
 BE. York is a guest of Boston rela- tiveS.
 Miss Lillian Browning and brother John Browning, of Norwich, have been guests at the home of W. G. Thomas. Clarence Thomas is spending several days with friends in Norwich.
 The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Albert Kenyon Tuesday after noon.
 At Camp Meeting.
 Several from Goshen are attending services at Willimantic camp ground. Farmers are reaping the benefits of their well titled gardens, securing large varieties of vegetables now in season.
 Mrs. Reuben T. Manning and chil- dren and Miss Millie Ward were re- cent visitors at Maple Hill farm.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Lamb of Nor wich Town were callers at w. l. Motts one day this week.
 Arthur Randall is spending few days with relatives in Lebanon anC Franklin.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
PENDLETON HILL
Parsonage Rented by Natiok Party

Parsonage Rented by Natick Party.
 William Miner of Ashaway spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs. B. G. Palmer.
 Joseph Hopkins and Morton Cooke are spending this week with MT. and Mrs Reuben Cooke of Watch Hill.
 Mrs. Sisson and three children of New Jersey are visiting Mrs. Peieg Sisson.
 Mrs. Homer Kinne passed the week end at her sisters. Mrs. Irving But tons.
 Miss Winifred Palmer has returned from a visit of a week with Miss Der tha Lewis of Voluntown.
 Mrs. c. Dwight Thompson spent Wednesday at Watch Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Milne and Mrs. John K. Elwen of Boston are visiting at Mrs. Elizabeth Thompsons.
 Harlan Brown was in Westerly on Wednesday.
 Mrs Martin Chapman is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Hiscox, of Jewett City.
 Mrs Arthur Billings and daughter Hattie, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Billings Jr., and daughter of Natick have rented the parsonage for short time
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
SHUNOC
New Grain Mill Covered ln-Schoel
 Opens September 3,

E. B. Wheeler and family spent Sun- day in New Bedford, Mass, making the trip in their automobile.
 Mrs. Frank P Merrill is entertaining her son, Moves Merrill, and family of New York city
 Miss Hattie A. Maine. who has been spending her vacation in Shunoc, has returned to Webster, Mass.
 Miss Ellen Maine of Middletown is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Culver.
 New Grain Mill.
 The new grain mill being built by the Bennett brothers, is partly covered in.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Randall, MT. and Mrs. E. B. James and two daugh- ters, Artis and Ida, were at Ashwillett Monday, guests of c. P. Culver and Samuel Barnes and families.
 William H. Palmer who has been visiting Dr. A. s. Main, at Dayville, returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Keith of Westerly win teach the Shunoc school the coming year, The fall term begins Tuesday, September 3.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
LEBANON
|. L. Gardiner of Norwich Lessss the Mseoh PIaes--LooaI Team psfssss Hanover.

There will be no service in the FirFt Congregational church Sunday. Aug. ust 25, as Mir. Campbell, the pastor, h away on his vacation.
 Many attended the Sunday school picnic Wednesday at Columbia lake
 Defeated Hanover.
 The Lebanon baseball team went to Hanover Saturday and won 2 to 1. The batteries for Lebanon were Austin and Pultz for Hanover Phillips and Stan dish The Hanovers will come to Leb- nan Labor day. Today (Saturday) the Storrs agricultural college team will come here and play the Lebanons.
 Mir and Mrs. c. c. Davidge. son and nurse of Binghamton, N. r.. spent few days with Mir. and Mrs. N. E. RoyalL
 Miss Virginia Eoomis has returned. after spending a few days with Miss Eva Brown of Mansfield. Mass. Mrs. Sarah Gager was the guest last week of MT. and Mrs. Addison Rock wood in Franklin.
 Mrs. James Baker and two children of Springfield. Mass, are spending a | few weeks With Mrs. Patrick Duffy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis O. Fuller of Bridgewater. Mass. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ozro Fuller.
 Misses Helen, and Abby Wetmore oi | Hartford are guests of their grand parents. Deacon and Mrs. Wetmore
 Mrs. Alice Palmer has returned tG Columbia. after spending a few dayL with Mrs. D. l.. Danielson.
 Miss Katherine Danielson of Dan- ielson is the guest of Miss Sarah Dan- ielson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Moves q Fall River have returned home afta spending a week with Mir. and Mrs. H K. Moves.
 Miss Medora c. Wheeler of Water. bury is the guest of MT. and Mrs KaT Bishop.
 Mrs. N s. Loomis was a week enf guest of her mother. Mrs. Warner e Franklin.
 Miss Della Briggs has returned afts visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Potte3 of Peace Dale. R. l.
 Miss Sarah Danielson spent a fe4 days in Waterford this week. z Mrs. Arthur Kingsley and two chih < dren of Hartford are visiting friend here.
 The annual Sunday school picnic ai the Baptist church was held Saturday Aug. IT, at Columbia lake.
 Miss Hattie J. Manley has sold hai s place to MT. Reid of Plairsville, Conn
 Mrs. R. E. Turner has returned from '' visiting friends in Norfolk and othsa places.
 Leases MeSeh Place - l. L. Gardiner of Norwich has lease. 2 the c. s. Meech place for a term o years and will take possession ,ths irsi l of October
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
HAMPTON

Brooklyn grange furnished tire prs~ gramme for Little River grange at ita last regular meeting. Aug. 2S.
 Many young people enjoyed the so- cial and dance in Grange hall last Thursday evening.
 Miss Gertrude Brenn ts visiting friends at Austin Pearle's.
 Mrs. Charlotte Smith is visiting her daughter at Saybroolh-
 Mrs. Austin Pearie entertained Mrs. William Peare and her Ave grandchil- drAu last Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
FITCHVILLE
Improving State Road to Lebanon
 Bad Road to Yantic.

Miss Alberta and Miss Henrietta Authier were recent guests of friends in Willimantic. v Mrs. w. N. ChappeIl is spending a few days with Chesterfield relatives
 Mrs. Thomas Mullen and children, Agnes and James of New Haven, are guests of Mrs. Mullen's sister, Mrs. Thomas Foley.
 Mir. and Mrs. J.. Edward Foley are spending several days in Providence and Boston.
 Mrs. Lee Wardell of Norwich spent Thursday with Miss Jane Williams.
 Misses Rose and Nellie McManus of Arctic, R. l., are visiting their uncle, John McManus.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Master William Brown of Norwich spent Thursday with Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. William Brady.
 Mrs. Moulton of Greenfield, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur | Chapman.
 Mrs. Timothy CoughHn has returned fro ma visit with relatives in New ] Haven.
 Highway Conditions. | The state road between this place and Lebanon is being put in first class l condition. The macadam road between | F'itchville and Yantic grows worse.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
OAKDALE
Local Hospitality Dispensed to Many
 Guests During the Week.

Owing to the storm Sunday there was no service at the MontvilIe Cen ter Congregational church.
 From Kansas City.
 Miss Ella Fox of Kansas City. Mo, who is spending some time al, her former home in Salem, visited at the home of Frank Parker Friday of last week. Mrs. Olive and Miss Alice Bish- op of Bozrah were entertained by MT. Parker and sister the same day.
 Mrs. Mary A. Beard who has been spending several weeks at the home of her sister, Miss Carrie Parker, re- turned to Flushing, L. l.. yesterday.
 Miss Jennie Bishop of New London is being entertained at the home of Mir. and Mrs. s. c. Parker near Mont vile Center
 Miss Lizzie Coffee Of Norwich Town spent a few days last week at the home of NIT. and Mrs. F. c. Scholfield.
 Mrs. Henry Smith of Chapel Hill was caller at the Chapel homestead on Dolbear Hill Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs. J. C. Fellowes enter tained local friends Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
LEFFINGWELL
Wedding Invitations Received-Psstor
 Finishes Four Weeks Vacation.

Invitations have been received to the marriage of Rev. Francis Howard Rose and Miss Gertrude Hazelton Coombs of Wellesley. Mass. MT. Rose is the son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Rose of Wauwecus Hill. The wedding is to take place September ? at the lmman- uel Baptist church, Lowell, Mass, of which church MT. Rose is pastor.
 Went to Watch Hill.
 The members of the Philathea class enjoyed a days outing at Watch Hill Monday. The party made the trip by the Block Island. Mrs. c. Thomas Leffngwell accompanied them.
 Warren Nichols and daughter Clara returned to their home in Willimantic Monday after spending a week with Mir. and Mrs. c. Leland Palmer
 Miss Phoebe Rogue of East Great Plain spent Thursday with Mrs. c. F. Palmer.
 The baked-bean and salad supper held at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Rathbone Wednesday evening was well attended, considering the weather
 Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Ward returned to the parsonage Thursday after four weeks vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
"A YAWBUX VALLEY

Ttfns Isaac Edwards hfLs been enter taining her granddaught er from Ash away the past week
 OE1rin R. Stedman was Rl recent guest of his daughter at White ;itock.
 ME and Mrs. T. E. Maa1ne were vis- ttors ,at Westerly Sunday evening.
 Mrs Charles H. Miner land daughter have spent a portion or this week with S. c. Egglestone and family at South Lyme.
 Mrs. Flmer Maine and her guest, Mrs Young. of Central Falls. R. l.. spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. A A. Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
EAST COLCHESTER
Local Man Home from Labrador
 Cruise.

Dan Mahoney, who dur ing the sum mer has been on the va cht Waconta, in Labrador, spent the p kst week end with relatives here, bring ing with him a IS pound salmon caugf L in St John river, QueFec.
 Isaac and Samuel P srkins are at Millington, at work on a isawniil
 Misses Alice and Lillian fldahoney left Wednesday for a short vi sit with rela- tives in Massachusetts.
 Favorable reports are being receiV- ed from c. A. Kramer who has been operated on for appendici tis. It is hop ed he will be at home so an.
 Mrs. William Allen has returned from a visit with her dal tgfter. in Co., Iunria- Her granddangl tier returned with her.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
FRANKLIN

Deacon and Mrs. l.. A. Robinson and Mrs. George L. Ladd attended the con cert on the Willimantic camp ground Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry N. Hyde were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Hermon A. Gager Sunday
 Asr and Mrs, William Lincl1 of Chi eago are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Aver.
 MT. and Mrs. Bell have returned to New York.
 Lloyd P. Aver was recent Man chester visitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
New London County
LEDYARD
Arranaements for Annusi Bill Dinner Norwich Musician to Direct me Singing.

d Rev and Mrs. w. +. White have heen srending one week of their yaca- lion at Wickford and Newport x. H. and Northfield, Mass. Sunoay, Aug ust 25, they are invited pacK to sist in Old Home Sunday Is ser9lcSa Ii4 tba Conversational church in Burhng- +a1 Conn. where MT. White was pas for nearly two years while in the sem ,narv In his absence the second sun dav of his vacation there VIII not oe any sermon on Sunday morning at the church, but there will De ses sion of the Sunday school at Il a. III, Rev MT White will return to conduct res1,Iar services Sunday, September l. This service will be followed by the observance of the Lords Supper.
 On Grand Jury.
 Thomas p. Norman has been drawn on the grand jury and has been at tending court in Hartford this week.
 Plans for Bill Dinner.
 Ledvard's annual library dinner ana old Home day will be observed " ca nesdav, August 2S. The trustees ot tha Bill Library association VIII meet ;1 tba library at 10 a. m. Public ex- srcises will be held in the cnurcn al II m. The speaker will be Rev. Jo- uenh H. Selden. formerly pastor or the Second Congregational church III Greenwich. Conn. and son-ln-laW or ths late Henry Bill, donor oI the hr hrarv. The music is in charge or Thonas p. Norman, who has engaged Charles D. Geer as conductor or the chorus. It is expected that Mrs. Hen derson and some members of the bass SIef cIub of Norwich will assist ln the programme. A chowder dinner VIII he served in a tent on the green tol- lowing the public exercises
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs Addie Gallup of Hartford is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Calvin Mr and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer were Wednesday and Thursday guests ol Mir. and Mrs. Charles BeckWith ol Samuel Samuel P Main of North stoning- ton has been waiting relatives II
 Miss Florence Geer is the guest oi Miss Eleanor Beckwith of Franklin
 Cousins First Meeting.
 First SeIectman Heman Holdridge O Stoninpton was a Sunday guest O First Selectman Samuel B. Holdrldg' of this town. They are cousins pu had never met before. MT. Holdrldg' came from New London ny way . Nofwich in Mayor Bryan F. Manani automobile.
 Miss Mabel Smith of Gales Ferr! was a recent guest of Miss Nelll Geer. ...A
 Miss Margaret Allyn has been visit ing Miss Ethel Hewitt.
 D. D. Taylor is making early cloel
 Camping Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter T. Fish an four children of Mystic are campln on John NJ. Gray's farm.
 NTr and Mrs. John Chester and tw children of Maynard, Mass, are tn guests of Mrs. Chester's aunt Mr' John Nj. Gray.
 Mrs. Margaret Billings is spendin a few days at Fishers island with he daughter, Mrs. Orrin Stoddard.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
LAUREL GLEN

Dr. and Mrs. Hale and daughter were entertained at the home of Governor George s. Utter of Westerly last week Friday.
 MT. Coonsbs of Burlington. Mass H visiting his sister. Mrs. Charles Mar ble.
 Mrs. Hale and daughter. Frona, wera visitors in New London Monday and Tuesday.
 Bertram Holdredge and mother vis- tied one day this week at NarrsSan- sett Pier.
 Rev. L.. Randolph of Ashaway is ts preach in the chapel Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
WATERFORD
Party of Local People on Boat Trips
 to Norwich.


 Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney of Norwich was the guest of Willis Miner the past week
 Mrs. c. c. Prentiss and daughters have returned to Chalker beach where they have a summer home. after a visit at MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Roses. Spencer Gilbert lost a valuable COW last Monday, supposed to be poison ed.
 Sail to Norwich.
 Mrs. Mary A. Littlefield. Mrs. Owen c. Williams of Waterford. Mrs. George W. Beebe and daughter Elizabeth made a trip to Norwich Wednesday last by boat.
 Mrs Charles M. Edwards was a Watch Hill visitor Wednesday.
 Misses Grace and Marion Needham of Groton, Miss Marjorie Johnson of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Miss Catharine Johnson of Watertown, N. Y., were guests Thursday of Mrs. Owen c. Will jams at Buena Vista.
 W. L. Driscoll is 1ome on a vacation for week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
MOHEGAN

Mrs Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery were in New London early in the week
 Mrs Hunter and Mrs. Howard were callers in New London recently.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morrett of Danbury called on Mohegan friends Tuesday. They are at the home of Mrs. Morrett's grandmother, Mrs. E. T. Baker, for ] week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Strickland and chil- dren of New London have returned home after spending several days with Mrs E, c. Fowler
 Mrs. Thompson and son Harold of New London called on friends here Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
BOZRAH
Postcards from Vacation Tourists
 Grange Meeting.


 Cards have been received frof Mir. and Mrs. Sherwood G. Avery of Old Orchard Beach, Presumpscot River and Amherst IsIand, Me. They are spending some time at these places.
 The missionary meeting was held with Mrs. Elijah Abel Thursday af ternoon. There was a good attend ance.
 Mrs. B. A. Herrick and Miss Edith D. Herrick are spending some time on Lathrop Hill
 Grange Interests.
 The grange held it's meeting We'd nesday evening. The meeting of Sept. 4th is to be omitted and the evening of Sept 18th is to be in charge of the unmarried members. It was voted to begin the grange meetings hereafter promptly at o'clock.
 MT and Mrs. George A. Lathrop spent Friday with Mrs. F. E. La throp.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
HAMBURG
gyifs&sel

Mrs. Ellen Balmer is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Hick at Vernon
 Mrs. Caroline Reynolds has return ed from visit with Mrs. Ray Hsrdirg and has gone to Rrockway-
 C. N. Peck tx repairing shs peAeel house In Steriing Ctty.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
CENTRAL VILLAGE
George Harrington Learns iR Navy Useful Accomplishment = Ministers in Camp-Personsls.

George Harrington, who has lately returned from four years service in the United States navy, has gone to New Hampshire, where he will do clerical work in an off1ce, which he learned while on the training ship
 Mrs. Narcisse Caplette and daugh- ter, Blanche, have returned from two weeks visit with relatives in Worces- ter and Webster, Mass.
 Camping at Rocky Point.
 Rev. George Benedict has been camping at Rocky Point R. l. His son, Rev. Hawthorne Benedict of New Ha-