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Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Windham County
MOOSUP
BsssPh eitFs FsneraERlans for La
 bor Day Carnival.


 AEA-z Lilly Oldham of New Bedford h4a been visiting her sister, MrE. Howard E- Main.
 Miss Det1A Potvin of Providence is Kts1inS relatives here
 EAH Francis iE spending 8 few days tn WaS+aEfy.
 Ric&JHEd Daggert is spending his va- esEtoN in Rhode Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard E. Main took 3 trip to Sag Harbor, Shelser Island bnd ether shore places Monday. Miss Lizzie Miller apent several days hn Washington, R. l., this week
 Afr. and Mrs W. F. Sheldon spent EuDdaE on Willimsrtrc camp ground Matthew Barr spent Sunday with his family on Wihimantic camL erpund.
 Miss BsrnScs A. Sanger Of South WoOdSooek Is visiting her cousin, Miss Grace L. Sheldon.
 Miss Lizzie Miller and her nephew, Harry Miller, of Sterling, are visiting. tts formers sister, Mrs Thomas H1-iBs of PaEtucl1e R. L
 Funeral of Joseph Gill.
 rass funeral o6 Joseph Gill. who dIed e4 the Norwich state hospital last Fri Hay, Rse held st bis home here Sun day morning Burial was al East ZilnuEly. Ills wife survives him. also 2 daughter. Mrs. Mary Hatcher of rsnrTsl Falls, R. l.. and a sou, William, sf this place.
 On Monday CLsbor dsy) the young peopie of ths Meth onist church will kcld . Labor day carnival on the kADreh lawn,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
ASHFORD
Sale for Library Benefit-MedaIs and
 Diplomas Presented Pupils.


 Rev. Frank Chamberlin will occupy his pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning. He returned Fri day from Willimantic camp ground.
 Picnic at the Lake.
 The members of the Congregational church and Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at Crystal lake Thursday.
 Mrs. Ellen Ballou has been enter taining Miss Alice Mckinney of Mer- iden.
 Miss Rosa Spaulding of Stamford is occupying her bungalow at Phoenix vile for an indefinite time. She has for guest Charles Owens, editor of the Stamford Advocate.
 Deacon Henry TroWbridge and Miss Lillian Huntington have had as guests Mr. and Mrs Rush Chapman and son, Harry Chapman, of Hartford,
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams have been entertaining at the Eastford house for week c. ". Chase. W. L.. Choquette, R. E. McCabe, Misses L.. D. Chase Eva Gumiond, Miss Elinor Williams
 Mrs. Thomas Allshaw and daughter Of Lowell, Mass, have been visiting the formers parents, Mir and Mrs. Frank Weeks.
 Mrs. John Jones and daughter, Min nie, returned Monday from week s visit in Leominster and Westboro, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Harris and son. Robert, of Putnam, Mrs. Albertus Kent and daughter, Alma, of New ! Jersey were guests recently of Edgar King and wife. They came in an au- tomobile.
 Grant Trowbridge of Paterson, N. J.. and Mrs. Lena Trowbridge of New l Haven have been guests of Miss Mol lie Trowbridge at the Old Castle this week. Miss Jeanette Trowbridge has recently arrived from trip to Eu- rope.
 Dr. H. H. Converse recently sold one of his houses and Is making repairs on the other with the intention of oc- cuping it with his family.
 Melted $35. | A sale was held at the Old Castle on Friday, the 23d, of fancy articles | made by the ladies and contributed to buy books for the library. Ice cream and cake were served Thirty-five dol lars was netted.
 Heard Prize Essays.
 Charles l.. Pratt of Putnam was at | the chapel Tuesday afternoon with | other friends, and the school board to listen to the essays of Ernest Buel and Miss Mary Greene for prizes of- fered by the Mems club to pupils o1 the seventh and eighth grades A gold medal to the one who produced the best essay on General Nathaniel Ly- | on. Ernest Buell. vlon the gold medal which was presented by Rev. J. E. King. Miss Mary Greene won a sil- yer medal MT. Pratt, who is super visor of the schools, presented Ernest Buell., Miss Mary Greene and Merru Keith diplomas as graduates from the eighth grade. They will now entei 1 Woodstock Academy. Miss Eleanor Keith was at the piano. Remarks were made on General Lyon by Miss Jean' cite Trowbridge of New York.
 Schools will commence Tuesday Sept. Sd.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
SOUTH WINDHAM
Surprise Party for James Adams Fourth in Series of lee Cream So- cials.

James Adams was pleasantly sur prised Monday evening when about fifteen young people of the village met at his home. A jolly evening was spent in music and games, followed by refreshments.
 Mrs. William Edwards of South Par is, Me, has returned home after spending a few days with Mrs. Henry Scrfbner.
 Mrs. Thornton of Baltic is visiting her sister Mrs. James Maine.
 Address by Fayette Goss.
 Fayette Goss of Willimantic gave 8 short talk on the work of the prayer meeting committee and leaders of the Y. P. s. C. E. after the prayer meet ing Tuesday evening.
 Miss Emma Babcock has been at East Hartford attending the funeral of her cousin, Giles Putnam, a former resident of this place.
 Mrs. Rose Arnold and daughter, Miss Maud Arnold of Waterbury, have been visiting Mrs. Clinton Card on their return from their vacation spent at Portland, Me.
 Edward Dixon of Newark, N. J., has been visiting his cousin, William McCloud.
 Miss Nellie Dunleavy, who has been critically ill Is improving.
 Mrs. Dorman and Mrs. Baker of Mi antic, Conn. are guests of Mrs Mary Crane.
 Mrs. Arthur Sweet and c. E. spen- cer were at North Stonington Thurs day.
 Hazel Backus has returned from wis., ting Voluntown friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Harris Ecclestone have been spending a few days at Glasgo
 William Backus. IT,, has been in New London for several days.
 Maurice Golden and Miss Ethel Col den are guests of friends in Hartfoy d Ice Cream Social, The fourth of a series of ice cream socials was given at the Congregation. al church Wednesday evening. Mrs Arthur Sweet, assisted by Miss Annie Maine, Miss Grace Lewis, Mrs. Henry Scribner, Arthur Sweet and Harold Adams, has the evening in charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31

started. c fne stone wall partly laid. grading begun and many other im- provements gotten under way. With the exception of laying the stone wall all the work was donated R. Fl. Sher- man gave land for playground and material for the wall. George Free man, R. W. Hagen and E, B. Topliff furnished teams. R. G. Sherman gave a hagpole which was prepared and erected under the direction of Fl. B. Snyder Those who gave the days labor were A. k. Peterson, Wilfred Chapin, MT. Loomis, Frank Topliff, J. Chandler, Henry Snyder, R. c. Sher- man, R. H. Sherman. Don Brigham, MT. Morrey, Henry Morrey, Austin Peterson, Brenton Freeman, Forrest, Edward and Wallace HGzen. The club under the direction of it's president, Mrs. Peterson, assisted by Mrs Free man, Mrs. Chapin and Miss May Free man, provided d bounfiful lunch for the workers at the home of MT. Sher- man. These improvements are due to the earnest efforts of Mrs. Peterson. supported by the residents of the HILL who have long felt the need of better conditions for their children.
 Came in Prairie Schooner.
 Wilfred Chapin. secretary of the '. 1h' V. A. or newport, k l., ana hiN family are guests of A. F. Peterson. MT and Mrs. Chapin made the journey in their prairie schooner. which Is . model of convenience.
 On Auto >rin MT and Mrs. Henry Snyder of Pottstown, Pa, are making their an nual trip In their auto and staying with Fred Snyder
 Mir and Mrs Toovot~ aoA dau,h4ar Gladys of Windsor are guests of R. W. Hazen.
 A severe gale passed over the H1ll Friday afternoon, blowing down tale phone wires and making havoc with some crops. A fine ash tree near the schoolhouse was split in two and | large limb broken off.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Local Guests at Matthewson's Grove Pionic-Postmaste 5yIes lII-Out- ing Notes.

Miss Fredrica Olney, Mir. and Mrs. Homer Barrows of Canterbury, Mrs Olive Preston of Elmville, Mrs. Lemon of Putnam. Mrs. Charles Potter of Danielson. Mrs. Pearl Lewis and Mrs. Harriet Kingsley of Plainfield attend ed the picnic Wednesday held by the W. c. T. U. and ladies of the G. A. E. in Mathewsons grove, until late in the afternoon, when they were en- tertained at the home Of Mrs. Mary Bishop. Recitations, readings and mu- sic were enjoyed.
 Miss Elsie Ladd was organist at the church Sunday as Miss Lucy Broad head has been at Pleasant View.
 Postmaster Taken III.
 Postmaster Charles A. Byles was very ill at the office Thursday morn ing. He was taken to his home in DF. Adams automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dean have been visiting Miss Phebe Barber at the Willimantic camp ground.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Mcdonald and two children of Norwich are visiting local relatives.
 Palmer P. Sherman of Worcester called on friends Wednesday. Miss Josephine Armstrong has nov ed here from Pawtucket, R. I.
 Harold Frances Is at the home of his brother Clarence Frances, in West erly.
 oiIing Roads.
 The roads are receiving their annual oiling
 Several local people attended the baby show at Wildwood park We'd nesday.
 Misses Alice Kendall. Odna Seguin and Edith Benedict have been assist ing at 8 printing office in Moosup.
 Floyd Mitchell has gone to Man chester, N. H. Rev. George Benedict, who has been camping at Rocky Point, R. l., during i the summer, has been spending 8 few | days at his home. | Mir. and Mrs. Howard Clarke spent Monday in Boston. Frank Tillinghast attended the Till 1 inghast family reunion at Greene, R L, Thursday.
 Mrs. Florence Mitchell is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Rouse in Westerly, a resident here for several years. MT. and Mrs. Frederick TiIlinghast and son Waldo have returned from | Princess Bay. MT. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross | spent Sunday with Miss Phebe Barber ! at the Willimantic camp ground
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
WESTMINSTER
City Guests Entertained in Local Homes-Three Bushels of Pears from One Tree.


 Rev. Mir. Croft of Hanover preached on Sunday from Psalms l2s:3. There was an unusually good attendance at the morning service.
 MT. Morgan of Hampton will prob ably supply at church services next Sunday Communion Sunday.
 John Staab of New York was enter tained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Colt the past week.
 Mrs. Jennings and Miss Dorothy Jennings who have been guests of the formers brother, MT. Colt. have re- turned to New York
 Mrs. Sunburn and Miss Donly of New I ork have been recent visitors at Mrs. Jessie Mead's.
 Mrs. Gilbert Palmer has been enter taining her granddaughters rom New London.
 Mrs. F. E. Sage, Miss Jessie Sage and Miss Hannah Greenman were in Norwich Thursday.
 Entertained Neishbors.
 Mr. and Mrs. Colt entertained friends and neighbors to the number of a dozen Thursday evening Dainty retreshments were served.
 Mrs. Merrifield was called to New York on account of the illness of MT Merrilieid, who is In 8 hospital there Schools in town will begin septen1 Der 9, Miss Robbins will teach in District No. 10, Westminster.
 Frank Linnell picked three bushelr of Clapps FaYorite pears from one tree this week.
 Thomas Colburn and Fred Newton have raised fine collection of yege- tables this season.
 Mrs. Mary J. Rathbun and Miss Grace Rathbun were recent guests ot relatives in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31

Tripp of South Coventry Tuesday and Wednesday,
 MT. and Mrs. Valentine Chappell and children and nurse of New London are boarding at c. H. Wilson's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Luffler and children of New London are at Col. W. S. Chappelrs.
 Miss Anna Bates leaves today (Sat- urday) for her new duties as teacher in Winsted.
 c. A. Keeney and Mrs. George Kee ney have been spending the week with friends in Coventry.
 George Sawyer of New York and Columbia and George Coolidge of En- glewood, N. J., were over Sunday guests at Ashley Andersons.
 Leaving the Inn.
 Mrs. Spicer of Rochester and her niece, Miss Lane of Brooklyn, N. Y., and the Misses Donnell of Philadel- phia, who have been spending the summer at the Inn, left town this week, the Misses Donnell going to As- bury Park for a month. Mrs. Georgia Rich of New York is at H. L. Bingham's. John Montgomery, who has been spending several weeks with his cous-
  N. J., Monday. Schools to Open. The grammar school opens the fall session on Tuesday with the same teachers as for several years, Misses | Spencer, Dunlevy and Sullivan. Mrs. Charles Taintor of Port Rich mOnd, s. l., is the guest of Mrs. R. G. | Waterous.
 i Miss Flora Hall of Norwich is wis., 1 iting at D. W. Maguires.
 Funeral of Leon Adams.
 Leon, the year old son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Adams, died at St. Jo- seph's hospital, early Wednesday morning, following an operGtion fo1 appendicitis last week Thursday. Be- sides his parents he leaves fouI brothers, Harry. Clarence. Fred and John, and two sisters, Louise and Ka- therine. Rev. J H. Townsend of Ham, den officiated at the funeral. 1 The condition of Mason A. Bates ha: become so serious that he was taker to the Hartford retreat Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
WELLINGTON
Church Notes-Harry Morse Returns
 to Wyoming.

Rev. Sherrod Soule, Congregational state secretary, occupied the pulpit at the Federated church Sunday after noon.
 Next Sunday it is expected that Rev. C. K. Flanders, Baptist state eVangel- ist, will be present at South WillingtOn in the morning and on the Hill in the afternoon.
 The Misses Ellis have been unex- pectedly summoned to New York
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Gardner of New Haven are at Mrs. Emily Baker Gardner's.
 Miss Genevieve Gardner is visiting in Ludlow, Mass.
 There are cases of typhoid at West Wilmington.
 Sale of Standing Timber.
 W. c. Ruby has purchased of J. D. Taylor the standing timber on one of hls woodlots.
 MT. and Mrs. w. C. Ruby and little son attended the services at the Willi- mantle camp ground on Sunday mall- ing the enjoyable run in his automo- bile.
 Harry Morse has returned 10 Wyo- ming to his brothers grazing ranch,
 Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Darrow re- turned Friday from their vacation. Mrs Darrow is better but Mr. Darrow is still suffering from the effects of the bronchial attack with which lie was prostrated at Northtield. Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
CLARK'S CORNERS
Vacation Visitors in Local Homes
 Season Ending.

Mrs. Della E. Hammond has return ed to Springfield after visiting Mrs.
 Mrs. w. c. Oliver has returned from vacation at High Hill beach, N. J.
 George Keeney of Syracuse. N. Y., is at the Oliver farm. MT. Keeney is here in the interest of the under ground telephone company.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip J. Hassley and children of Springfield are visiting Mrs. Hassley's parents Mir Hassley has returned 10 Springfield after a weeks stay.
 Mrs. Jeremiah McCsrty and chil- dren of Willimantic are visiting rele- tives here
 New arrivals at P l. Navins are Miss Julia Sullivan of Maynard, Mass, the Misses Clary Miss Whebbe and Miss Msrcells of Willimsntic, Timothy Nsvin of New York, Timothy Leary of New Haven.
 Miss Esther Hattin has returned home after spending the summer at Chaplin,
 Miss Ruth Scott and Master Will lam Scott are visiting In South Man chester
 Mrs. M. F. Palmer and son Ray re- turned to Springfield Thursday after spending the summer at the Naples.
 Ulmer M. Jewett has returned to Norwich after visiting his grandpar- ents at Modena.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
ONECO
Local People on Vacation Visits-
 Guests Entertained.

Mildred Whitman of Danie1son spent the week end with Miss Ada Nisbet.
 Misses Lizzie and Annie Clark are visiting their aunt at Groton.
 Miss Ida Clark returned home Tues day night from Groton-
 MT. and Mrs. A. K. Chase of Fitch burg, Mass, are visiting at the par sonage.
 J. F. Billiard of Hyde Park, Mass, was & guest over last Sunday at the parsonage.
 Mrs. Russell Thurrott, Mrs. c. D. Witford, Mrs. Horace Burdick and Mrs. T. Brown took an auto ride to JeWett City Wedneday.
 George and Harold Carr of Can terbuG spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. tS. William Burdick.
 Mrs. Mary Kennedy and son Walter of Central Falls, R. L, are visiting Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Mrs. Ellen Waite.
 Anna Battey Is visiting her parents at Moosup Valley, R. I.
 Miss Fife Jencks returned to Plain field Wednesday after spending a few days at her home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Holland County BOLTON
Whist Nets S21 for Hall Fund-Stone- Thrower Bound Over to Superior Court

A party of young people gotten up by Calvin Ruggles went on a straw ride to a dance in Andover last week Friday evening.
 Mrs. E. M. Howard is visiting in Coventry.
 Public Whist.
 Mrs. Charles F. Sumner gave pub lie whist party at her home last week Friday afternoon. There was a good attendance. Cake and ice cream were served. The committee, Mrs. c. F. Sumner, Mrs. Henry Thompson. Miss Baker and J. White Sumner, reported a gain of $21 which Is to be added to the hall fund.
 Thomas Noonan and Mrs. Noonan Of Cincinnati are visiting MT. and Mrs L. H. Levey.
 F. J. Mathieu of Lestershire, N. r., spent week in town recently.
 Mrs. c. M. Lee is visiting relatives near Boston.
 Elmer Loo1nis has returned to West field after spending several weeks in town.
 DaIy Bound Over
 Thomas D. Daly. arrested by Pas quale Smachetz for assault. was tried before Justice of the Peace M. W. Howard Saturday, Aug. 24 The trou- ble between the men started by Daly throwing stones onto Smachetzs land, which Daly claims he had previously received permission to- do. H. 0. Bowers of South Manchester was counsel for MT. Daly and Attorney Fisk of Rockville appeared fol Smachetz. Daly was bound over to the superior court
 E. M. Henderson of New York, who has returned from a months trip through England and France, is d guest of E. J. Finley. Mrs. L. H. Levey entertained the Congregational Sewing society at her summer home Wednesday afternoon There were 50 present.
 Miss Julia Brink of Indianapolis is visiting Miss A. R. Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
PLAINFIELD
Wind Damages Shade Trees-Teaehers
 Appointed for Coming Year.


 Appointed for Coming Year.
 The recent high winds have been very destructive to the fine old shade trees along P1ainfield street.
 In the August number of Every where" among the noted people who have died recently is the name of James F. Congdon of Plainfield, Conn
 Assignment of Teachers.
 School commences September 5. There will be four women in the new schoolhouse, where the teachers will be Misses Dunlevy, Miller, Congdon and Hartmann. At the Academy will be Misses Sullivan Twohig and Al len. Miss Aliens room will comprise all primary children living north of Tillinghast's store. The mixed school at Flat Rock will be in charge of Miss Annie Stubbs.
 Selectman German and his men are doing good work on the roads.
 Son Succeeds Father.
 Daniel Congdon began work at the pump house Saturday as day man. T%e pump house has been in charge of the Congdon family most of the time for over thirty years.
 George DOnas, who has been spend ing his vacation at MT. Dufresnes has returned to Fall River, where his poo pie have recently moved from Central Falls.
 Miss Ida Ward, who has been spend ing her vacation with her grandmoth- CT, Mrs. Nickleson, has returned to Grafton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. James Doyle were vis- itors in Canterbury Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mr and Mrs Charles E. Waldo vera guests Sunday or Mr. and Mrs Nelson J Lyon.
 Abel BUrdEck of Hampton called s& Levi N. Clark's Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles KilboUPn and son Stanley Of Worcester and Miss AI, J. Lsrhham of Plain Hill. Norwich, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Levi \, Clark.
 Mrs. Julia Wilcox of Jewett City was the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs, George I. Wheeler.
 Mrs. Jessie Carpenter of Lisbon was the guest of Mrs Carrie F. Clark last weak Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
chiIJrep's Tea Party-Nine and a Hait Pound Fish caught-Soeial and Fer scnal Matters.

Me- prentice A. williams gave small tea party in honor or her nt..e guest. Miss Faith Carpenter, oI Rsaus- Rs Soro Vt At the table were Misses Thena. Florence and Alice Ives, EaltA Carpenter as hostess and Masters John and Dana Carpenter.
 Lucky Fishermen.
 A fishing party from Klvervlew hLr. aay consisting of Daniel Frink, Judge Heeton. F. A. Barnes, Rev C., LeaE- ems Fldredge and Capt Cnaries Fldredge. returned with inc ca1 eaten of fish. Rev. Mir. Eldreoge 4@i ses | fish weighed g 1-2 ponnds'
 A supper and social was held on +ha Methodist parsonage lawn Friday First Visit in 30 Years.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Sanford TTa. are guests of MT. and Mrs TT Henry Johnson. The Johnson i,rot,ers had not seen each other for more than 30 years. This is also Mrs' TSrank Johnson's first visit to her nus bands Connecticut relatives
 Briefs and Personals.
 Mir cpd Mrs. Charles Fenner of putnam were calling Friday last on Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H. Withee at inc Methodist parsonage. Later in the dav they all visited NarraS5msett Pier, making the trip in MT. Fenner's auto Miss Nellie F. Schoonover entertain cd m Tuesday at Eluhurst Mrs. Smith. Miss Doris Smith and Carl Smith of Holyoke, Mass. and Mrs, Ashcraft and two daughters of Fall River. all of whom are staying at Watch Hill.
 Rev and Mrs. Henry E. Anderson and family have returned to the Bap- tis4 parsonage after their annual va- cation.
 Deacon and Mrs. James G. Bennett have returned to Hartford after spend- ing their vacation with the deacon brother Warren Burnett of Burnetts Corners.
 Miss Mary Williams has returned to Providence after a weeks visit to her aunt, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Miss Annie p. Lee left Monday af ternoon for her annual visit to her cousins. MT and Mrs. Charles Cham plain, of Saunderstown, R. l.
 Capt T. Everett Welles has gone t1 Boston.
 James G. Dean returned Sunday tC Barnet. Vt, after weeks stay with relatives at the Dean homestead
 Miss Emily Babcock is the guest ot her cousin, Miss Susie Babcock, oi North Stonington-
 NIT. and Mrs Charles Tingley anC son. Charlie Tingley, have returned io Norwich after spending their va cation with friends at Mystic, Old Mystic and Ledyard.
 Mr. and Mrs. Merton P. Handy have returned to New Haven after spend ing their vacation with Mrs. Handy'S sisters, the Misses Bentley
 Miss Clara Lattimer of Montville was an over-Sunday guest of Mis- Nellie F. Schoonover.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
STORRS
Changes and Improvements About the College-ReV. L. c. Rogers and Family in Europe.

The stable connected with the farm barn at the college has been moved {, location nearer the horse barn by MT. Ashborn of Waterbury.
 The silos are to be relocated on the north side of the farm barn, for which two cellars eight feet deep have bsan built These changes have been made to make room for 8 new cement, fire proof COW stable which will be built across the end of the farm barn
 Mr. Ashborn is now engaged in blocking up the presidents cottage preparatory to moving it to a location south of the Jarvis cottage. The new dormitory which is to be built win oc- cupy the present site of the cottage
 The interior of the house on the Farwell place now owned by the col lege has been rebuilt.
 Vacation in Europe.
 Rev. L. c. Rogers is spending hi4 vacation and the month of September in Europe with his wife and son Hart ley.
 Post-Vaeation Notes.
 H K. Job, state ornithologfst, is Nv ing in Prof. r. A. Clinton's housa while Prof Clinton and family arc spending their vacation in Mir Jobs mousse m w est Haven. Prof. c. A. Wheeler is back from | Wisconsin. where he attended the summer school at the university. Mir. and Mrs. J. N F1tts have re- turned from Rochester, where they took courses in the mechanics insti- | ute.
 1 Mrs. Charles Horn and Beatrice have returned from visit with Mrs Slata-l | at Oak Bluffs. Marths's Vineyard ! Mrs. Trueman, Miss Anna Chadwics and Miss Huntington have returned | from a stay at Oak Bluffs. Miss Packard of Portland has taken | the place of manager in the dinins hall, succeeding Miss Susie Rice who has gone to Barre, Mass l Prof and Mrs Esten and T,er4 Esten have returned from their yaca. ton spent at Old Orchard Me Mrs. Kirkpatrick visited in town t1fv week. The Kirkpatrlcl1s are to live in the house formerly occupied by Prof Lamson.