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Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Who is Going and Coning-IncideniAs. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties.

York this week to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Miss Nellie Lynch, of Bozrahville has
returned home aft r spending a few
days with her sister,, Miss Mary Lynch.
Miss Ethel Hillon Bpent Sunday with
her mother, In Lebs mon.
Miss Rosie Burke and Miss May FO-
ley were recent gu tsts of friends in
Norwich.
Mrs. Mary Maria ! and grandsOns,
Masters Eddie and II nrold Maria, spent
Thursday with Mrs Narra's aunt, Mrs.
Lasthaus Of Norwich Town.
Charles Thompson and son, Master
Herbert Thompson, pent Sunday with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank H. Thompson.
Eugene Thompson, who for a few
Years past has been lreman at the 10
cal mills, has left for Pawtucket, r, l.,
where he has secured a place as fire.
man.
James Beswick, VIII o has been con-
fined to his home by illness, is able to
be out
Bessie VS. Lat st Stunt
Bessie V, the colt owned by Polish
people living ON a farm o just above the
village, was frightened tby a trolley car
at the Hospital cornell. in Norwich a
few weeks ago and ran against a pole
throwing out the won pan who was
driving, necessitating her removal to
the hospital. Saturday the colt met an
auto and attempted to Jump a wall to
go across lots, but was stopped before
she could get the Wagon over the
wall Although the hoI sc succeeded in
getting over, there was very little dam
age done.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
V0LUET0WN.
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles sAnderson-5urial
of Samuel Cols--MiIIs Running Eve
nings 20 Fill Orders.

On Saturday, Feb. 10, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson received the congrat-
uiations Of q largecirele Of relatives
and friends, it being the 18th anniver-
sary Of their marriage In celebration
Of the event party of about 25 friends
gathered at their home, where an en-
joyable evening was passed, with mus
ic, etc. as entertainment. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
Many gifts OF cutglass, china and 9TH
er articles were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson. Among those present
from out Of town were Miss Nina An
derson Of North Grosvenordale, Miss
Ethel Whitman of Willimantic, Elmer
Hall of Glasgo, Miss Marion Briggs OF
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner Of
Griswold. Many friends and relatives
were prevented from being present on
account of the severe cold, but sent
gifts and congratulations.
High Scores at Whist
The Home Whist club met Monday
were the winners: First ladys, Mrs.
Annie 3. Andrews; second, Miss Ber-
tina Lewis; first gentleman's, Ovela
Russi; second, J. N. Lewis.
Richards orchestra of this place fur
nished music for the entertainment
and dance at Glasgo last Saturday eve
mig, Mr. Richards rendering cornet
and violin solos which were well re-
ceived.
Miss Ethel Popple filed an engage
ment as pianist at Pachaug Saturday
evening.
Albert Dswley sold out his black
smith shop last week to men from
Sterling, who took charge Monday
morning Mr.. Carrot, who has worked
for Mr.. Dawley since he took the shop.
is to leave town.
Burial Of Samuel Cole.
The body of Samuel Cole, for many
years resident Of this town, was
brought here from Canada on Thurs
day afternoon and laid to rest in the
family lot at Robbins cemetery. On
arrival Of the body here funeral SER
vices were held at the Baptist church,
the Rev. Mr.. Quayie officiating. Former
acquaintance acted as bearers.
Miss Marion Briggs of Boston was q
recent guest at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Briggs.
Miss Nina Anderson of North Gros-
venordale spent several days this week
at the home of her brother, Charles
Anderson.
Mills Running Evenings.
Nos. .. 3 and 4 mills of the Briggs
Manufacturing company are running
evenings to keep up with orders.
The severe cold wave that has hung
over this section for the past forty
days, seems to have been broken at
last as there was a snow storm Friday
morning. =
Mrs. John Herbert of Webster, Mass
is visiting relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS


Anna, Walsh, Eva St. German, Addie
MORAN, Ida Cushman, Helen Denahan,
Mary Lenahan, Bridget Kelley, Addie
Miller, Ruth Criag and Mrs. Morris
freeman met at the home OF Miss Ma
pei Craig as a surprise on her birth
day. Three tables of which were play
ed, Miss Ida Cushman holding the
highest score. A fancy apron was the
award. Refreshments were served.
The members of the Methodist
church are making preparations for
cantata for Easter Sunday evening.
Mrs. Albert Fox. although very i'll,
is slowly improving
Miss Josephine Hart teacher in the
White Birch district, Salem spent the
week end at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hart.
Mrs. DIN T. Boynton and daughter,
Miss Robbie Boynton, were week end
guests at the home of Deacon and Mrs.
Edwin s. Henry.
Mrs. Frank Miner an6 daughter,
Miss Henrietta Gridley, are spending
this week with relatives in Boston.
Harry Diamond has returned from
New London after few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. William Noble entertained the
members Of the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Methodist church at her home on
Wednesday afternoon
Dwight Kelsey of Montyille Center is
negotiating to purchase the property
OF Z. I. Browning in Palmertown.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap-
fist church was entertained at the par
soEaga Wednesday afternoon
Lester and Norman Shaffer of Baltic
were week end visitors at the home Of
fbat1. hrNthar Palnh Sba fer
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Johnson of Sa-
lem nave been guests Of relatives in
town.
Miss Winnie Bartlett, who has been
absent from school, caused by Illness,
resumed her studies at the Free Acad-
envy Monday.
Unclaimed Letters.
Unclaimed letters in the Montville
postoffice are addressed to Miss Annie
Cronesberry, Jerry Decanteans. Mrs
Mary Newton, William Newton and 5.
A. Reed has two. o
Accepts Call.
The Montville Center Congregational
church has extended a call to Rev. G.
]. French of Jewett City, which has
been accepted. Mr.. French will soon
move his family and household goods
~ pei
Mrs. Albert Avery of Hilltop has
been q recent guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Avery, of New London
Animal Fell Exhausted.
A New London butcher purchased
about 40 head Of cattle at an auction
In Willimantic. In driving them to
New London one of the herd became
exhausted while near Dr. Fox's resi-
dence and fell in the road. The driver
was unable to get the animal on its
feet and finally secured the services OF
Edward Carter with his big wagon "a
carry the animal the rest of the way
to New London Nearby residents COW
cred the animal with blankets and
made it as comfortable as possible,
Mrs A A. HENDERSON is entertain
ing her daughter. Miss Minnie. Stock
ley, of New York.
Charles Forsyth, while employed a.
| the Thames Dye and Bleaching compa-
ny's mill. had his foot badly scaldeC
and has been laid up for several days
! Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock enter
| tanned the Good Cheer Sunshine socie-
ty at her home Thursday afternoon.
Leroy Croker, who was taken som,
weeks ago to the Backus hospital fol
treatment. Is much improved
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
GOSHEN
Social at Home of B. F. York-Notes
and Personals.

There was Christian Endeavor So
cial Friday evening at the home of B.
r. York, Elm Lawn farm.
Mrs. Fannie Banks of Brooklyn. n
Y, was a guaIt at the home of Rev
and Mrs. \Mar0hs Burr Monday.
Amongst thu, wild game noted par
tridges and rs bbits are quite numer-
Gus, also sevel'al fioczS of quail were
recently seen one flock numbering 16
Miss Susan Perkins of Massachu-
sets led the Christian Endeavor meet
ing Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs.. Nathaniel Manning of
Lebanon spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with friends here.
w. I. Curry and daughter. Miss Eva
@. Curry, were, in Norwich Wednesday
evening.
Robert Sherman and brother, Will
liam Sherman, Lof Colchester were with
friends here Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
CANTERBURY.
Martin Bushnell, Former Norwich
Hanover Stage Driver, Does Not
Mind the Cold.

The S. n. E. Telephone Co. has men
in town putting up a new farmers
line. The men are living in F. l..
BENEFITS tenement house while work
ing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Davis and lit
tie child of Jewett City were visitors
Thursday at Mrs. Davis uncle's. Gil
bert Palmer's. Mrs. Davis is a former
Canterbury girl.
Last Saturday was the coolest day
here In many years.
Drove Observation-Disclosures Stage.
Martin Bushnell can stand the cold
weather better than any one in town.
He went all the way to Moosup last
Saturday. He is an old soldier and
has seen many hardships and much
cold and stormy weather, as he drove
the stage and mail team from Hano-
yer to Norwich for many years. He
can stand more now than many a
young man.
The entertainment By the Ladies Of
the G. A r. OF Central Village, held
in the Town hall here Monday night
was we'll attended and was a success
in every way. NJ. L. Robbins was on
hand with his entertaining phono-
graph.
The rural drivers have had tough
winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17

the church. they were held in the town
hall.
Miss Gertrude Manning and Miss
Mary Manning of South Windham were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Manning.
Mrs. Frank L Date was in Whitman
tic Wednesday.
Address on Missions.
The Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. William Smith on Thursday
afternoon, with a large attendance. In
the afternoon the devotional exercises
were led by the president, Mrs. George
Avery, and Rev. J. G. Young gave a
talk on Home Mission Work Mrs, L.
A. Robinson sang solo, which was
highly appreciated.
Mrs Clifford H. Robinson and son,
Arad were in Willimantic Friday.
s. N. Hyde was a recent Norwich
visitor.
Albert Ward Of Lebanon has pur-
chased the Oliver Johnson place, where
he expects to move his family soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
PENDLEToN HILL

Miss Rilla Chapman has been spend
ing few days in Ashaway, the guest
Of Mrs. Stephen Saunders.
Russell Ahern is spending this week
with his grandmother, Mrs. Amos
Palmer
Malcolm Thompson and sister Maud
were business callers in Westerly on
Monday.
koscoe Miner spent Sunday with
MS sister. Mrs Birdsey G. Palmer.
George F. Gilm 1ro is having some
improvements made at his summer
home. Elwood Miner is doing the
work
Mrs. Sheffield Douglass is convalesc-
ing. Her mother, Mrs. Brown, who has
been caring for her, has returned home
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
WESTMINSTER
Patriotic Entertsinmsnt--Nsw York
Man lnspeets Property With View
to Purchase. gt @

The entertainment, held in the town
nall Monday evening Under the aus
pices of the women Of the G. AR.
and Lucy Webb Hayes Rebekah circle
Of Central Village, assisted by thu
comrades of Canterbury and their
families was well attended CoHnrada
Miner Robbins furnished music on
the graphophone, which was YH1ch
enjoyed. y
Rev. A. A. Smith spent ThwrsdAy
evening Ct last week in Scotland ana
assisted in the prayer meeting there
The attendance at church servteeE
last Sunday was very Snaf1, owing to
The extreme cold CO. e -,
The pastor held a meeting ut Gay
Head schooIhouse Wednesday eve
ming. The prayer meeting Friday eve
ming. was, omitted this week
Miss Lulu Robbins spent the week
end in Moosup. 49,
Charles De1-ing was IN Dan.eiPOn
Sunday. is...i
Edward Baker spent Friday in
Danielson,
A gentleman from New York state
has been in this place recently With
q view to purchasing real estate IN
the vicinity. +,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
NORTH LYME
Valentine Social at Home Of Mrs. Viii
liam Sisson-Notss.

Harry Rawson of the U. S. N. who
has been stationed at Newport, r. l.,
the past few months, is home on fur
Tough and has been visiting friends
here the past week.
Valentine Social.
The valentine social held al the
home of Mrs. William Sisson last Fri
day evening was great success. At
ter a short programme, lunch was
served, after which there was much
Inerriment over postof1ce which held
valentine cards for all present. the
rooms were Very pretttly decorated
with hearts and cupids
NJ. :. Stark was in Mooous last Sat
urday to attend the meeting Of the
beard of relief
Miss Emily Stark visited Mrs. Wal
ter Gillette in East Hsddam Satur-
day
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
EASFFoRD
Practical Addresses at Farnars lnsti.
tute-Msthodist Society Hutrs Par
sonase Mortgage. a

A farmers institute was held in the
chapel Wednesday, February ~ under
the auspices Of the Mems club OF the
Congregational church. The chapel
was well filled. The committee for
the club was Leander Snow, Charles
D. Tatem, William 8. Warren. The
programme: ets
Address of welcome, RSv. J. B.
King; response, by Leonard Fl. Aasiy,
Of the advisory board, North Wood
stock. Mr.. Healy was elected chair
man. Address by J. H. Putnam, Of
Litchfeld. His subject was Breed
ing the dairy cow; OF ten years. work
with milk records He Is not nov
ice, but an expert. An appetining
dinner was furnished to all present
by the ladies'. In the AFTERNOON o. piano
solo was given by Mrs. Fred Williams
Of West Woodstock followed by an
address by Prof. L. A. Clinton cf the
Connecticut Agricultural college, The
production Of corn from farmers
standpoint" Address by E E. Brown
Of Pomfret Center, Pruning and feed
ing the old apple orchard to insure
profitable crops" Rev. ]. g. CcIiihs
Of the Baptist church, North ashford,
recited a poem, entitled My jersey
Cow. Remarks were made by Henry
.. buell. lie distributed a QuanLlty
Of luscious apples, which were grown
on his place. A number were present
from Woodstock and Ashford. ~
Burned the Mortgage.
The Methodist society has removed
the mortgage from the parsonage
The society gave a free supper on
Friday evening at the rooms IN the
Methodist church and burned ( the
| mortgage. .t1F ta'l
General News. IL
Miss Florence s. Warren is visiting
friends in New York She will visit
! In New-FIaven before returning,
Mrs. Leon Walker OF New Haven
spent the week end and over Sunday
with Dr. and Mrs. II. H. Convene
DR.. Converse accompanied her TO
|. Willimantic on Monday and stayed
| over night there to attend his club
Charles w. Kenyon of Scotland
made a business trip here on Tues
| day. ..
Zero weather has prevailed here
| for the past week. 4.
| Deacon Newton Lawson Of Union
! died the first Of the week after haV-
| ing two shocks. He was over 80
| Nears of age
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
NORTH STONlNGToN
Rev. Joel S. Ives at Congregational
Church-Tyron Farm Sold to the Lo-
cal Grange.

Rev. Joel S. Ives Of Hartford, secre-
tary of the CongregatiOl hal Home Mis-
sion society for Comes !ticut, was the
guest Saturday night fpf Rev. f. M.
Holllster. Sunday moi,ning Mr. Ives
spoke in the Congregational church.
Miss Ethel L. Hull. who has been
attending boarding school in Norton.
Mass, is at home.
Attended Norwich Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Brown, J. III. York, George
IT. Stone and Mrs. B. 'R. Park were
among local attendance at the Pomona
Grange meeting in NorVI ich Thursday.
DR.. w. II. Knowles of Baltimore, who
has been in town a few days left for
home Thursday afternQon, accompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. ,E. H. Knowles.
Miss Elizabeth W. WI hittnan a stu
dent in Brown universe ~. spent Sun
day here with her aunt Miss Dora IT .
Maine.
Sells Farm to tGrange.
Postmaster George w, Tryon has sold
his farm, at the north end of the viii
lage TO the local 'grangta. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tryon will reside with the mother of
Mrs. Tryon, Mrs. c. EI Hewitt.
The Ladies society oil the Third Bap-
fist church met Tuesday with Mrs.
George A. Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
NORTH FRANKLIN.
Oliver johnson Buys EIopse in coIches
ter.

Miss Florence Hoffman has returned
TO Easthampton, MasIs.. after spending
several weeks with ller mother, Mrs.
Jeanette Hoffman.
r, H. Race has so Il ar recovered from
the grip as to be ahle to return to his
work
Frank Murdoch off South Windham
was visiting friends in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freil Clark of Lebanon
were callers at VI J. Cox's Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Theodore CI.andall was a. Will
mantle visitor Wednesday.
Oliver johnson has bought a house
in Colchester and twill move there this
spring.
Frank RockwooFl was in Boston on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Maud Manning and son, Arnold,
are visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
Holden Arnold, of Willimantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. GSlney Chappell have
returned, after sFtending some time in
Scotland.
Miss Augusta IPember Is in Lebanon
at n. B. Royals this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
SOUTH LYME
Death Of Mrs. William stsnt0n--Psr.
sONaI Mention.

L.ashe Mathews Of Lynne was visit
ing here Tuesday.
Mrs. William Stanton who has been
in poor health for some time passed
away last Monday at her home in
this place. She leaves two sons two
daughters, three sisters and two broth
ers and several grandchildren to
mourn her loss.
Mrs. w. c. Slate and daughter
Elizabeth attended the funeral Of Mrs.
States stepmother in Westerly recent
~.
James Slate was \ New London Wis
itor this week.
Mrs. W. Sharp and daughter visited
with Mrs. W. G, Slate one day this
week.
Mr. and Mrs David Champion at
tended the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs.
Ellen Brewster Of New London, re-
Gently
The singing class Of Little Boston
mel At the home Harry Hunt.
Samuel Littfleld is at present stop
Ping ~ith his brother, Pierce Little
field.
Earl 9corthrup is visiting his grand
father n. L, Northrup Of Hatchetts
@@lDt farm.
Mrs. Emma Watrous ia recovering
9Rn severe illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Windham County
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Valentine Party for Sunday School
Glass.


Miss Julia Hill of Middletown spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mabel Clinton.
Mrs. Richard Lewis is recovering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Charles Huntington was in Hartford
Monday.
Valentine Party.
Mrs. F.-E. Peckham entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
at a Valentine party, Wednesday eve
ming. Hearts were the predominant
ing feature Of the evening. The fol-
lowing young ladies were present:
Miss Euretta HoXey, Miss Rena Muir
dock, Miss Ina Adams, Miss Lena
Holt, Miss Mary Manning, Miss Fran
ces Kiess, Miss Mabel Clinton, Miss
Freda Kirchner.
A number from here attended the
concert of the choral union in Will
mantle Tuesday evening.
Miss Hattie Phillips Of Packerville
spent Wednesday with Mrs. w c.
Card
Mrs. Napoleon LeClare served a
chicken supper to a party made up
of the clerks from Fullerton's of Will
linantic.
Mrs. Frank Clifford was a visitor IN
Norwich on Wednesday.
Water Pipes Frozen.
Continued cold is causing incon-
venience to househelders, as many OF
the water pipes are frozen and must
rem ain so until the ground thaws in
the spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
WAUREGAN /
Hose Company Out for chininsy Fire
Woodstock Clergyman to Rneaah a
Congregational Church.

The Atwood Hose company was. ealI-
ed out Thursday morning for fire nj
10 North Chestnut street The damage
was slight; cause defectlvs fiuA.
Another bean supper was given on
Wednesday evening in Wauregan hAQ
by the Ladies' Benevolent society. II
is said to have been successful Aran-
cially, scr p
At Valentine Seeial.l d.,
A number Of young people attended
a valentine social given by the Plain
field High school at Central Villsss
Wednesday evening. .t
Rev. Mr.. Waters Of Woodstoek will
occupy the pulpit at the ConEregE-
tional church tomorrow Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel TralnOr of Boston WIS
a guest Of relatives here this week
About g. dozen from WAuregan were
in attendance at q devotional sarV4ce
held by the s. Of V. at Central Village
Lincoln'S birthday.
Jay NJ Shepard OF Wiliimantlc cali
ed on friends here wednesday,
Arthur Mott continues in about The
same condition, being as yet unable 10
leave his bed.
Mrs. Walter Dudley OF Woonsqc&St
was a guest Of relatives hers THIS
week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
EAST WOODSTOCK
Sunday School Class EnjsYs SseSul--
Reading Club MSsts. ..

Miss Nellie Pratt left Frf4AS -
visit friends in Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. q. La Spencer ana
daughter Marion were guests et wcr-
cester relatives several eayS last
week.
Social for Sunday SehsoI ciAssss.
The Sunday school CLASSES Of Mrs,
I. A. Turner. Mrs. G. c. G4idersaee~N
and Miss Carrie Lewis held = ,secia1
in the chapel Saturday afternoon The
mothers accompanied the chlldren.
About IS braved the cold and eli en-
joyed a social time arranged By Mise
Pratt. assistant superintendent. DNln-
ty refreshments were Served.
MlsslsNaFy MSstlAe.
The missionary meeting was laid -
the home of Mrs A. NJ. GlldSrs8eevA
Wednesday afternoon, Mrn. Hammond
having the programme IN charge, She
was assisted by Mrs. J. NJ Hs3nA
About twenty-five ladies' were present
Sandwiches, cake and tea we're serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Reading club met Monday sAt2-
ernoon with Mrs. n. T. White
A. G. Morse and family have been
entertaining Mr.. Reed Of Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
LEBANON
Grange Discusses Town 5etterment--
Social Affairs of the Wesk-Air
Plant from California.

Social Affairs Of the Week-Air
Plant from California.
Thursday evening Of last week Leb-
anon grange held its meeting in Grange
hall The subject of the evening, The
Building Up and Improving of Leb-
anon Grange During the Ensuing Year
was ably handled by several Patrons
Readings on pertinent subjects by Fred
Abel, Miss Virginia Loomis and Karl
Bishop were heard with appreciation. go
Leap Year Dance.
Another successful Leap year dance
was held in Grange hall Friday even
ing of last week The dance was pre-
coded by grand march. The ladies'
wore white dresses trimmed with red
hearts, the effect being very pretty
with the softly shaded lights. During
lntermission refreshments were ser-v>
ed. About fifty persons were present.
At the First Congregational church
Sunday morning services were CON
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Lawson of New
Haven. The Christian Endeavor SER
vice was led by Miss Geneva Stark.
c. (. Social.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First CONGREGATIONAL church held a
successful social in the Sunday school
room Tuesday evening. The room was
prettily decorated, suggestive of st
Valentines day. The mystery table
was great attraction. Home made
candy was sold. The proceeds amount
ed to S16.63. The following programme
was rendered, after which cake and
coffee Nere served: Piano solo, Miss
Geneva Stark; reading, Mrs. E. L.
Tucker; solo. Mrs.sF. n. Taylor; rec
1tatiJn. Clayton Williams drill, The
Vice Versus Sisters, Mrs. Katherine
Sweet, Miss Geneva Stark, Miss Nellie
Totten, Miss Virginia Loomis, Miss Eva
Brown, Miss Gladys Hewitt, Miss Ruth
Pultz, Mrs. f. L. Tucker.
s7.69 Missionary Donation.
The Christian Endeavor society has
sent $3.50 TO the Congregational Home
Missionary society, to be used in mis-
sionary work among the immigrants.
The lookout committee of the Chris
tisn Endeavor society, Miss Hattie
Robinson chairman, met with e. L.
Tucker Wednesday evening.
Mrs Arthur Robinson has been en-
tertaining her daughter, Mrs. Edna
stark Bacl5us, and her granddaughter,
Miss Harriet Backus, of Waterbury.
Mr.. Holman OF Hartford was a re-
cent guest Of Miss Vera Willis.
Rodney Hewitt Of Brown university
is spending a few days with his par
cnt&
Miss Mildred Larson OF Stafford
Springs is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Katherine Sweet.
Japanese Air Plant.
1Trs, Clarissa Standish has received
p japanese air plant from California
Although IL arrived during the cold
weather it was nEharmed This plant
IS greatly admired by Mrs. Standish's
friends.
Mrs. George Foster went to New
London Saturday to visit her parents
who on Sunday reached their SSH
wedding anniversary.
Local Notes.
The Mission Circle met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. N. c. BARKER.
good number was in attendance.
william Sherman OF Middletown, R
J., has been spending a few days with
his aunt, Mrs. Phebie Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
have moved their household goods h
East Hampton, where they are to live
IN the house with Mrs. Robinson's
daughter, Mrs. George Hovey.
The Home Missionary society me-
Thursday with Miss Dutton.