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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
SALEM
House Party on sirthasy--mrss M N sieqfries Seriously fFl-sSsa~ R1nsa- lew,

MT. and Mrs. William Maynard gave a house party Sunday afternoon m honor of Mrs. MaynsR9s .bifthdays
 Rev. T. A. Williams attended the conference ef. Congregational eHareAes in Hanover on THesdayS
 MT. Johnson and Miss Hart Of Meosty- vflIe were guests on Sunday al tAe hoTne of James Lane.
 Norwich visitors this week were Mrs. Mary Darling, Miss Eliza -htsr- tin, Mrs. w. B. Kingsley and son Af- thur, J. Frank RegeTss Carl Rogers. Charles $. Ray and son CIyae Gnd Austin and Leon RiE.
 Howard 4. fiS visited Sunday st the home of his daughter, Mrs CHsaHsss MalSHa.
 Moving to Norwich
 An autotruek from Norwich pgs9se FlfEeItgh here last S3tifr dsg. IfBevirIg the household goods of Daniel KHdiik frsrh East IEa6daTn to Norwich.
 A bungalow is being Built fer Gesrgs DeWeIfe en the GalveFt. place.
 Mrs. M. R. Siegffied, formerly sf thls place, is seriously Ml st the home sf friend in West Philadelphia.
 The Christian Endesver service eu Sunday evening will be led by Mrs. Herbert Houston. T0piet Why and How to Please Christ IT Timothy g t-1S.
 Rev. T. A. Williams preached in the CongregatieuaI ClIurch>Sundat evening from Mark IA, s. She hath aeBe what she could"
 The Ladies' Aid society met st the parsonage last Thursday afteTHSsn.
 chowder for Social Club,
 The Salem Social club served & clam eaewder Co members Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Carl Rogers ana 9sBgRaeT Vie let spent several Gays of tho week iH Portland. guests of Airs. Rogefs sis- | ter, Mrs. Herbert Robinson. Gilbert Murray sHd family spent ! Sunday with relatives in Franklin William Raymond of Westbrgpk spent Sunday at the home Of his sis- | ter, Mrs. J. Raymond Douglass.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Charles Fisher of London. Eng and Mrs. Alfred Hughes of Providence are visiting their sister Mrs. K. L. Cummings, and their mother Mrs. Ma ria Haas.
 R. E. Pendleton and Miss Gertr11dA Pendletou of Norwich spent Sunday at Maple Corner with l.. Spautding and family.
 Henry Witter and family and Mrs Minnie Dawley of Wlllimantic spent Monday al Mrs. Ida Clunmings,
 Rev. A. J. Park and Judge A. C. kneeland members of the school board meet st Lebanon Center Tuesday In consultation with the state board to discuss prospects for q high school the coming year.
 George, Mills was in Norwich Tues day
 George NahoHny went ts NsFNfiei, Tuesday to see the Wild Vest show,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
GALES FERRY
May Meeting of Home Missionary So- ciety-Cemetery Association Elects Officers.

The local auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary society was enter taIned by Miss Laura A. Perkins at the May meeting of the society, Tues day afternoon. There was an attend ance of twenty, including guests from the village and from out of town. Non Christian Faiths in America was the topic, an introductory reading be- Ing given by Miss Kate E. Colver. TWO interesting papers, The Non Christian Division and Mormonism, a Menace, were given by Miss Ada Webb and Rev. c. Wilson Harrison. A read Ing, Tragedies of Mormon Life was given by Mrs Sarah Perkins Theos- ophy and Hinduism were considered by Miss Sarah Latimer and Mrs Thomas Latham and reading given by Miss Laura Perkins concluded the literary programme. The usual social season with refreshments followed. At the next session of the auxiliary, June Il, Mrs. John J. Lawless will act as host ess.'
 Mrs. Martha Moves of Mystic, who has spent some time recently with her niece, Mrs. P. L. Norman, at AIlyns Point, left last week to visit her broth CT, George Norman, Whe is i'll at his home in Westerly.
 Mrs. Dolan of Norwich was a caller at the Ferry on Saturday,.
 Cemetery Association Meets.
 There was an attendance of sixteen at the annual business session of Gales Ferry cemetery association held at the M, E. church Saturday afternoon. President Moves 5. Allyn was unani- mously reelected for the ensuing year as were Thomas Latham vice presi- | dent and Charles H. Comst0ck super- intendent. R. Irving Huributt was elected secretary and treasurer in place | of Charles A. Satterlee, who declined to serve another year. A vote of thanks | was extended Mir. Satterlee by the as- sociation for his faithful service dur | ing a period of about 2S years as a member of the official board Charles | H. Comstock and Minor Moxley were reelected members of an advisory | board.
 Local Notes.
 Mrs Franklin H. Brown of Norwich l was at her sumner home on Tuesday | and Wednesday.
 Miss Annette Hurlbutt was the guest over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins in New London. l Arthur Perkins moved from Allyns Point to Putnam Monday.
 A tile pipe well has been sunk or the Freeman property preparatory tC | the building Of the cellar walls of ce- ment blocks.
 MT. and Mrs. John CayanaUgh and l little daughter. Ruth, of New London were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs John J. LaWless.
 Charles Rundlett, Jr.. Of Worcester a summer resident at Allyns Point was the over Sunday guest of Mir. anl Mrs. R. E. Taft at Decatur Bluffs. Mrs. R. D. Fitmaurice of New Ha- ven and son Edward of Providenc, were over Sunday visitors at theil l summer home.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kempen re- turned recently from New York, where they have been spending seyera months
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
GOSHEN
May Basket Hung to Bessie and Ethel
 Randall-DeIegates to Conference.

Miss Ruth Miner of Colchester was @ week end visitor with her classmate, Miss Ethel Randall,
 Mrs. c. Green of Columbia and son, Bert Green, spent Monday with friends here.
 Joseph Witl1in has sold his farm to a New York purchaser.
 Delegates to Hanover.
 Mir. and Mrs W. H. Geer and MT. and Mrs w. G. Thomas attended as delegates the New London county con- ference of Congregational churches held in Hanover Tuesday.
 Hung May Basket.
 A party of twelve young people hung a handsome May basket filled with good things 10 Misses Bessie and Ethel Randall Friday evening. After being caught, the company was invited in and listened to a variety of selections from the photograph.
 Miss Ethel Hillom of Fitchville spent Sunday at the home of her mother at Breezy Hill.
 Blame the Icebergs.
 Farmers are waiting for warmer weather, and the ground is so wet it is most impossible for much planting at present It is thought the cold, unsea- sonable weather Is caused by the large number Of icebergs floating in the north Atlantic.
 Miss Bessie Randall is spending the week end with friends in Salem.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
VOLUNTOWN
Court Liberty's Concert and Ball. General Committee Organized for Memorial Day Observance.

saturday evening in Union hall grand concert and ball was given by Court Liberty. No. 132 F. of A. The affair opened with a pleasing concert or several numbers by Richards or chestfa of four pieces, w. Richards director, which were well received by the large crowd present The grand march was led by Past Chief Ranger A. l.. Briggs and Mrs. E. D. Clarke, followed by Chief Ranger and Mrs. George w Macomber and 25 other couples. The march was well carried out and was followed by an evening of rare pleasure. The committee in charge received congratulations on the success of the season.
 Going to Moosup.
 Court Liberty has received an invi- tation to partake in the F. of A. pa rade at MGosup this (Saturday) even- ing. The invitation has been accepted and about 90 members will leave here this afternoon. They will be accompan- jed by the uniform degree team, and it is expected the court will make a good showing in the line. The trip will be made in a big motor truck from Nor Wich.
 Benjamin Groves of the battleship Idaho, U. $. N., spent ten days fur lough at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs. D. o. Groves, leaving on Tuesday for Philadelphia, where he is stationed.
 John Dunleavy of North Windham was the guest of his sister Miss Leno- ra K. DUnleavy, Saturday and Sunday.
 Sheriff Draper was in town Saturday and summoned a number of witnesses in the Lockwood shooting ease The witnesses in this case attended court in New London Thursday, but were excused, as. the case was not reached. Thursday Ascension day) mass was celebrated at St. Thomas church at 5 a. m. There was also service in the evening.
 Organize for Memorial Day.
 Plans are being made for the exer- cises on Memorial day. Committees from the l. O. F. and the F. of A. met Wednesday and organized into a gen. eTal committee with Thomas Mcdonald chirman and Stephen B. Sweet secre- tary and treasurer. This committee has the approval of the old soldiers in their work.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
PRESTON

Mrs. Therea Teft was a recent vis- itor at Ernest Kennedy's.
 The Grange meeting was held Tues day evening. The subject of the lee tureTs hour was How to Make the Home Attractive.
 Mrs. Hollis Palmer and Mrs. Frank Palmer attended the eohfefenee in Hanover Tuesday.
 Dr. A C. SaHay of Baltimore was a recent caller in this place.
 Sophia a~H0h9well is home this week because af diphtheria in the school at Ro4uetangcE.
 Several from here attended a dapee at Paehaug Saturday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
OLD LYME
Boy Who Accompanied World Beater Found in New London-Summer Homes Being Opened.

A young man passed through here last Saturday with a white bulldog, claiming he walked around the United States. starting from Seattle, Wash. During his trip through the village he met with Master Jimmie Powers and after a little persuading he decided to try walking with him. As Jimmie did not come home his uncle John Kane, became worried, and after investigat- ing, telephoned to New London au- thorities, who found him at the union station. He was taken home none the worse of his journey except 8 little leg weary
 Arthur Hemming of Canada was in town for few days at the GrisWold house.
 Charles Davison of New Haven spent Sunday with his father, D. M. Davison.
 Miss Edith Hopkins spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents in New Haven.
 Mrs. A. J. McGaw. who was taken to the Memorial hospital New London, for treatment, is much improved
 Prof. G. McCurdy of New Haven was a business caller last week.
 Mrs. Charles Voorhees, has opened her summer home.
 J0nn Huglle or NOW l1dFeu WhH here a few days cleaning up his bum galow for the sumner
 Work on State Read.
 Work has been resumed on the state road and what is known as the new road. The contractors say it will be completed in six weeks.
 Miss Fannie G. Smith, who has been a patient at Middletown asylum, has been taken out and placed in a private house.
 Postmaster c. l.. Clark, Allan Speirs and Dr. E K. Dewitt were in New Haven attending the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
 The grange gave their plaF two nights last week. In spite of the bad weather they had a crowded house both nights.
 Mrs. Charles Ely, who was in Bal timore, Md, the past winter has open ed her home on North Main street D. L Lay, while splitting wood, chopped off the end of his thumb.
 Mrs. A B. Talcott has opened her summer home.
 Jules Turcas of New York has ar rived on Grassy Hill for the summer.
 E. l.. Prann of Deep River was in town Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
NORTH FRANKLIN
Visitors Tn Local Homes During ths Week.

Miss Florence Lo0nTis of LSbaBeH was a week end visitor at her grand mothers, Mrs. Emma Warmers
 Mrs, FYtta Watson of Norwich 4s vis- itfng her daughter, Mrs. A. R. Roce.
 Miss Helen M. LathrOp and hsr niece Miss Elizabeth Luther. Of Norwich, were guests Saturday Of Mrs. Esteila Lathrop.
 Mrs. Theodore Smith was c recent visitor at Mfrs. X. T. BrOwningA
 Charles Ladd of Greenevi1e has besr visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jeremiah Mah0ney.
 Mrs. Maud Menuing and children are visiting Mrs. Rfsnrtng's mother Mrs. Holden Arnold, of Williuautfc.
 Miss Helen Ward of Willinantic spent the week end at her home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Brennan and son of Baltic spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. C. Mahoney.
 Robert stanton of Willimantio vas calling on local friends Friday.
 Mrs. Hadassah Race has returned af- ter spending ten days with her brother, Henry Rockwell, of Wiclfurd R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
CLASGO
Acting Visitor on Official Rounds
 Nathan Eccleston's Funeral.

ACtlnQ ViSiLof on OiltSiSl ttS&liS'S
 Nathan Eccleston's Funeral.
 J. G. Bill returned home last week from visiting friends in Norwich and
 Acting School Visitor. A. c. Burdick visited the school in the Eighth dis trict Thursday.
 Miss Mabel Burdick, who has been ill with pneumonia, is better. Mrs. Holmes, a trained nurse, is caring for her
 Funeral of Nathan Eccleston.
 The funeral of Nathan w. Eccleston was held from his home Tuesday aft ernoon. Rev. J. Thompson ofticiated. solo, Death Is Only a Dream and Some Time the Silver Cord Will Break, favorlte songs of the deceased, were sung by Byron P. Young. The bearers were two sons Harris and Frank Ec- cleston, two grandsons, Harry and Ma than Eccleston, and two brothers John r. and Clinton Eccleston. Bur ial was in Pachaug cemetery.
 Miss Laura P. Young is substituttng in the RiXtown school for Miss Mabel Burdick.
 Farm work Is rushing, the season Is so much later than usual.
 The Epworth league meeting will he led by Elmer Hall next Sunday eve- ming. Subject Anniversary day), The Coming Supremacy of Christ.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Luther were in Norwich Saturday
 Mr, and Mrs. John Lewis have moved to New Hampshire. They were accompanied by Miss Mabel Bill, MT. Lewis is the son of Rhodes K. Lewis and lived in this vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
WATERFORD

Gustaf Peterson of Jordan is serious ly ill
 Sherwood Perkins is out after seri- ous Illness.
 Mrs. Wilcox of Noank is the guest of her sister Mrs. Willis Miner.
 J. J. Cruttenden of Elm Gate is away on a visit with friends for the benefit of his health.
 A. M. Beebe of Graniteville was a business caller in Lyme last week.
 Mrs G. M Minor of Beachwood has returned from a visit at Washington, D. c.
 Mrs Benjamin Bailey of New Lon don was the guest of Mrs. Willis Mi- ner of Waterford Wednesday.
 Frederick Williams and Mir Bates of Goshen were callers at Buena Vista Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
EAST COLCHESTER

Selectman Kramer and men have finished scraping the roads and putting them in repair They were badtS washed in places by the recent spring rains
 Members of Colchester grange from this place attended the meeting Tues day evening.
 A number from here went to see Inc Buffalo Bill show in Norwich
 Arthur and Waiter Mahoney were recent callers in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
LEDYARD
Sudden Death of Mrs. Charles s. Hew- it Saddens Many Friends-FuneraI on Thursday.

The sudden death of Mrs. Charles S. Hewitt occurred at her home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hewitt was one of tho faithful energetic workers in the church and grange. She was one of the best neighbors, always willing to help in sickness or time of need. She was member of the Ledyard Congre- gational church and until recently as- sistant superintendent of the Sunday school She was holding office in the Grange at the time of her death, and formedly was president of the Ladies' And society, She was a good wife and mother, and has brought up good chil- dren, Her influence was not only felt Tn the home, but outside, The hus
 band, three children and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community, Tile funeral was held at her home on Thursday afternoon, and though a stormy day, tho house was filled with felatiyes and friends Rev. w. E.. White paid fitting tribute to the de- ceased and spoke comforting words tu the rela tiVes and friends 4 anaftett., consisting of Charles D. 6eer. Fred
 efiek Burton, Mrs. William | Allyn and Mrs EH0s M, Gray sang When the Mists Have Rolled Away, and Charles U, Geer saag sole, There were many
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
LEFFINGWELL

Everett Brown of New London wRa a caller at Harry Palmer's Sunday.
 Mrs Champlin returned to M8ssa- peag Saturday after spending the win ter with her daughter, Mrs. Elliott Dolbeare.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Ross were Sum day guests of MT. and Mrs Warren Thompson at Fitchville.
 Mrs. !. c. Ward is spending a few days with, her sister, Miss Haskell. at Vernon.
 Mir. end Mrs Charles l. Rathbun were Sunday guests of Mrs. Harriet Williams of Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elliott Dolbeare were callers Tuesday at the home of the formers sister Mrs. Nancy Peckhan1, of Thamesville, who is seriously nj
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
ASHWILLETT
Sudden Death of Nathan Eccleston-
 Plum Trees in Full Bloom.


 The community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Nathan Eccles- ton at his home in Glasgo, Saturday morning. He was born and lived here a number of years. He leaves his wife, two sons, grandchildren and brothers. He was 73 years old. The funeral was held Tuesday with burial in Pachaug cemetery.
 Otto Anderson was in New York a few days recently on business.
 Mrs A. A Morgan was in Norwich Saturday.
 The farmers are putting in their po- tatoes this week, as it has been very cold before.
 Miss Fannie Edwards of Lyme re- turned to her home Tuesday, after four days visit at the home of A. A. Nor gan.
 s. c. Eggleston of South Lyme was at his farm over Sunday.
 Miss Mabel Burdlck Is much better, after an attack of pneumonia
 Nfghthawks made their first appear ance the first of the week here,
 Plum trees are in full bloom and ap- pie and pear trees are blossoming, but only a few peach blooms are seen.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
NORTH STONINGTON
School Picinc to Lantern Hill
 Potato Night at Grange.

The Following members of the Con gregational church attended the con ference at Hanover Tuesday. Rev. r. M. HoLister, Mrs. H. NJ Pendleton, Mrs. J. D. Avery and Mrs. E. N. Whit ford
 MT. and Mrs. Teleafor Stahle of Providence have been guests of Mrs. Fannie Stone
 Mrs. David Baldwin of Preston has been visiting Mrs. D. w. Bissell.
 The Wheeler school, both pupils and teachers went on a picnic to Lantern Hill Wednesday.
 The last meeting of the local Grange was styeld potato night" the subject of potato culture being taken up by the men and that of potato cooking by the women.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
SOUTH LYME
B. p. Stanhope Returns from the West
 --Mothers' Day Observed.

Mrs. James Champion has returned, after a lengthy visit with her moth CT, Mrs. Alfred Post. in Ivoryton.
 B. P. Stanhope is home after a trip through the western states.
 Mrs. w. c. Slate is i'll.
 Charles Pendleton was in Westbrook Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. W. Roath has returned to Ivoryton, after a brief stay in this place.
 Mrs. Howard Isliet has moved her household effects to Essex.
 The Rev. W. Shepard held services Mothers day CSunday) at the Union chapel
 F'odyce Hart of Northport is visit ing MT. and Mrs. Charles Warehouse.
 Mrs. F. R. Peck and daughter, Lau- ra, visited frSends in New London Sat UrdaY.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
SOUTH WINDHAM
New Haven Preacher in congrega- tlonal PuIpit-The Weeks Happen ings.

The Rev. MT Pierson of New Haven occupied the pulpit of the CongresA~ tional church Sunday.
 Charles Backus, IT,. spent SuItday with his sister, Miss Hazel Baclsus, at VoluntOWn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris Hcclest0ne have been spending the week at Glasgo, called there by the death of Mr. Eccle- stone's father.
 Clarence Strickland has been con fined to the house by illness.
 Eugene Binns spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. John Lewis
 Henry Scribner has been acting As engineer in the absence of Harris Ec- clestone.
 William NcCoud was a week snd visitor with his grandfather, William McCloud, of Norwich.
 Miss Alberta Emo has been spending number of days at her home at Mansfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
CLARK'S FALLS

Miss Ida Maine and sister Gertrude of Noank have returned home afterra. visit with relatives here.
 MT and Mrs Horace F. Palmer at tended the funeral of hep uncle, Ma than w. Ecoleston, at his home fn Glasgo on Tuesday. Burial was at Paohaug. A large number of relatives and friends attended the services
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
Pages Nine to Sixteen

Walter Havens aRd Lloyd P. Eyer went on a fishing trfk to Lyme rcce'ht< Iy. bringing home a. large number
 Mrs. Frank Barber and Miss Mar ioffe Barber df Plain Hfils were guests of MT. and Mrs: S. N.-Hyde atHe day the past week.
 Walter Havers. Lfeya AyerS e. -Ih ofddfngs and Henry GbfefhsEs f4t9e trip to Little Boston the early Pzirh of tha week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
NIANTIC
Cotton and Linen Shower for Miss
 Brooks-PersonaI Mention.

Brooks-Personal Mention.
 A cotton and linen shower was ten dered Miss Mollie Brooks Wednesday evening at her home in Lake avenue. Those who attended were: Mrs. A. B. S. Bush, Mrs. James P. Clark, Mrs. John Beebe, Mrs. Ella B. Smith, Mrs Royce Beckwith, Mrs. Daniel Huntley, Mrs. Hattie Howard, Mrs. Hubert Mar win. Mrs. Medic Luce, Mrs. Merton R. Darrow, Dr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Brooks, Mir. and Mrs. George O.. Brooks, Mrs. George A. Gayitt, Mrs. Clinton Turner, Mrs. Edward E. Hor- ton Mrs Herman E. Ravens, Mrs. J. Fred Medcalf, Mrs. Sherman and daughter Helena of NIiddletoWn, Flor ence Tubbs, Florence Luce, Lucy Hi- pelius, Fannie Wright, Inez Horton, Lesley Beckwith, Lila Beebe, Oracle Clark. Emma Beebe, Lottie Hislop, Florence Payne, Chrisie Tucker, Grace Comstock.
 Schooner Caroline Butler passed out through the bridges Thursday after noon with a large consignment of ties from the head of Mantle river,
 Miss Margaret Joyce, a graduate nurse from Noanl1, has been caring for Mrs. Elvira Douglass.
 lIs children have returned to their home in New Haven.
 Mrs. Carrie Emma Beebe, who has been spending several days as the guest og Mrs. Adelaide Elizabeth Spen- cer, has gone to New London on a short visit to Mrs. George Kinne Gran dall
 Mrs. Martha s. Brown entertained Sunday her brother, Franklin II. Brown of Norwich.
 Mrs. Paul Augustus Kumpitsch left Thursday for her home in New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. Charles J. Luce and daughter, Miss Frances, are visiting in New York.
 John Mcdonald is employed at the KnickerbocSer hotel
 Mrs. N. Duchette of Norwich has ar rived at Wild Air cottage for the sea- son.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
BOZRAH
Effort to Secure Resident Pastor
 Grange Admits Three,

During the past week Miss Alice A. Bishop has been circulating a paper 10 raise money to have a resident minis ter at Bozrah Center Miss Bishop has been most successful, and it looks al- most certain that minister will he living in tho parsonage before long.
 Charles Johnson, formerly of Boz rah. is seriously III at his home in Col chester, Dr. Nathan Johnson of Boz rah Is with him.
 at the grange Wednesday, evening, Three applications were voted on, and the, candidates were elected members of Bozrah grange. The lecturer, had for her subject Our Wild Birds, of which she had @ most Interesting pro- gramme, 1t is expected that the grange will be visited by the deputy at the next meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18

choice flowers. The bearers were Bill lngs T. Avery, Enos M. Gray, Isaac G. Geer and John NJ. Gray. The services at the grave were in charge of Led yard Grange.
 Personals.
 Miss Eva Rogers of New London was an over Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. John M Gray.
 Mrs, Charles Babcoclz and son Earl, are visiting relatives in Norwich.
 Mrs Margaret J. Billins, having spent the winter at Wood Haven, N. Y., has returned to her former home.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
PENDLETON HILL

z. D. Thompson has been m.
 Mrs Thomas Ahern and sons wers guests of Mrs Ahern's parents, MT. and Mrs Amos Palmer. over Sunday.
 Mrs. Brown of Clarl1's Falls is visft- ing her daughter, Mrs. Sheffield Doug lass.
 Several from here were summoned this week to the superior court at New London as witnesses fin the Miner case.
 Irving IT. Thompson is visiting in Waterford.
 Miss Winifred Palmer of East Green- wich was at her home here over Sun day.
 Martin Q. Chapman was a b71SinesF caller in Westerly Monday.