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Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
PENDLET0N HILL
Icehousss Filed-Items of Personal
Interest,

Malcolm Thompson lost a valuable
horse one day last week.
Frank Brown and Maud Thompson
were in Westerly Saturday.
Mrs. Amos Palmer has been spend
ing several days in Westerly as guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Ahern.
Deacon E. e. Coon was a business
caller in Voluntown last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. HilIard
were guests st c. D. Thompsons over
Sunday.
Deacon e. P. Mathewson supplied
the pulpit here Sunday.
Russell Edith and Susan Cooke
spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
Annie Cooke.
Morton Cooke was a caller In North
StoningtOn village Saturday.
Miss Mamie Brown OF Westerly
spent Sunday at Mrs. Annie Cookies.
The Ladies' Sewing society met with
Mrs, William s. Maine THURSDAY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson had her
icehouse filed last Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
Pages Nine to Sixteen
held at the residence of Donald II.
Stiff1e on Tuesday evening,
Grapoa InstaIlafion

held al the residence of Donald II.
Stiff1e on Tuesday evening.
Grange installation.
The officers Of Ledyard grange, all
ladies this year, were installed by
Deputy Staples OF Colchester grange
Saturday evening. Cake, sandwiches
and coffee were served at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph e. Holdridse
were business callers in Norwich Wed
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoni stencil and
family have moved into the house OF
Donald IT, Stifie.
interesting Meeting Planned.
Arrangements are progressing for
the public meeting to be held in the
Congregational church on Feb. 8. 1t
will be held in the daytime and the
grangers will furnish refreshments.
The subject will be Agriculture in the
Schools. A director Of the Connect
cut Experiment station win spe TX and
also the pastor OF the church An ad-
dress will be given by Supervisor
Evans.
Thief Big Hawk.
James II. Belden lost one of his hens
on Wednesday lie set a trap and on
Thursday was rewarded by catching a
very large hawk. 1t was OF the redtall
variety and measured four and one
half feet from tip to tip. 1t was the
largest hawk caught in this vicinity in
years.
Local Briefs.
Mrs. Everett Chapman of Bellows
Falls, VT. has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac A. Chapman.
Mrs. Charles B. Allyn of Mianus
Conn, is the guest of her mother
Mrs. Russell Gallup.
Harry Holdridge has returned home
having spent the past week with his
sister, Mrs. Frederic Clark. of Pres
ton
The teehouses in this vicinity are
nearly all filed with - TO IA inch ice
James McCracken. who has been in
poor health for long time, is confined
to his bed
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LEBANON
Annual Meeting of Home Missionary
Society-Notes and Personals.

On Thursday of last week the Ladies'
Home missionary Auxiliary met at
Miss buttons and held its annual
election of officers The following Of
ficeFs were leeted: President, Miss Ell
len Huntingdon vice president, Miss
Mary H. Dutton; secretary and treas
urer Mrs NJ. 8. w. Throop.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pitcher and Miss
Winifred ]. Robinson attended the
funeral of Mrs. Pitchers uncle. Mr.
Shute, at Brooklyn. N. Y, On Thurs
day Of last week. Mrs. Pitcher and
Miss Robinson are remaining in Brook
lyn several days.
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Barrows.
The morning service at the First
Congregational church last Sunday
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Barrows
Of Norwich Town. The Junior En-
deavor meeting was led by Mary
Standish. Miss Ellen Huntington was
the leader Of the very helpful Chris
tan Bndeavor melting,
Clifton Sweet Of New Britain spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Sweet.
John Abel of New Britain spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. Abel.
Mrs. Anna Abel Hall and Miss Ruth
Hall of Union City, who have been
spending few days at c. J. Abell's,
returned to their home on Wednesday,
accompanied by Miss saba Abel.
Rev. E. B. Smith is at the homo Of
DR., and Mrs. E. L. Danielson.
Clarence H. Savage of Storrs was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Tucker
on Tuesday.
Miss Virginia LOOMS is entertain
ing Miss Rose GoldbIatt for few
days.
Miss Mabel K Noyes has returned
to her home. after an absence of sew
eral weeks, during which time she has
been visiting relatives and friends In
Exeter. N. H; Fall River, Mass, and
Tiverton and Providence, r. L.
The Ladies' Aid society met on
Thursday with Mrs. M. s, W. Thropp.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
cLARK'S FALLS
Richard D. Main suys Fathers Home.
Etssd-lcshsusea Filled.

George Green has moved to oneco,
ms household goods being taken there
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard q. Main have
bought the old homestead of Mr..
Mains father, Clark p. Maine. Mr..
Aaine viii live with his son and be
cared for by them, as his health is mot
sod since his wife died.
SIRED II. Clark and John Perry have
nlled their icehousss with q fine quail
ity OF ice
Everett Windsor Of Plainheld has re-
turned to his work as sawyer for r.
B. Wheeler, having recovered from an
injury to his foot In his absence Joe
Girard, Jr.. did the saving.
George Brown and Ernest D. Chap
man have ben fishing at Watching
pond
Daniel Main caught some pickerel IN
the mill pond here
d. J. Sweet Of Everett, Mass. has
been IN town on business. Mr.. Sweat
70 ems Of the sons Of the late DAME,
Sweet Of Willimantfc, he was going
10 visit his brother. Byron Sweet al
Grisvold
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
SALEM
Series of Special Sermonsr-Aeeidsnts
During Icy Weather-Nsvs. Mortimer
w. Raekett's Funeral.

Rev r. A. Williams preached an
excellent sermon in the Congregation
al church Sunday morning. This SER
mon is the FIST OF a seEias which MI
Williams will deliver. Pho answer last
Sunday was Yes. Next Sunday viii
be Yes and No, and the Sunday fol-
lowing win be No. The evening sarv
ice was under the leadership OF Mrs.
Rose Ray. Mrs. 7. A Williams and n.
L. Clark sang solos in a pleasing man
ner.
Aid Society Meets
The Ladies' Aid society was Gntag-
tanned Wednesday by Miss Dora and
Miss Jennie Huriburt. 1t was thought
best to change the day Of meeting to
Thursdays. The society WIN maet naxt
time at the home of MEM r., r. Bailey
February S.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield HanAey a1a
children, Wellesley and CathaTina.
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs.
Hanney's father, MoseH Chapman. in
Montville
Mrs. c. I. Beebe is so far 'reOowNged
from her recent Illness as to b Ebas
to be out on the street.
The family Of Wilbert Marvin AsVs
been afflicted with grip and ohSckn-
pox, but have recovered.
Mrs. T. A. Williams fall on thA te0
recently and sprained her wrist
Mrs. Emeline Murray also fell en-
the ice and received an injury to her
hip.
Mrs. Mary Darling 10 visiting tas
family OF her brother, Joseph A. Rix,
| in Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Sweet is caring Tor
her father, Joseph A. Rix, ST.. during
! the absence Of her sister, Mira. Mary
Darling.
Teachers Meeting.
State Supervisor A. n. Potter Of
/ Willimantic visited the schools In
| town Tuesday and held a teachers
meeting in the Central school,
| Donald Mitchell Of New London was
in town on business Wednesday.
Mortimer w. Racket is spending a
few days at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
! Charles S. Ray.
Funeral Of Mrs Nj. w. Haekatt.
The body u Mrs Lavina staplinS
| Racket, who died at her homo in Myu-
tic Monday evening. was brought hare
on Wednesday. Funeral services were
held in tbs Congregational church At
! l O'Clock, conducted by the pastor,
Rev T. A. Williams, Mrs. T. A. Will
| Jams, Mr.. and Mrs, N. l.. Clark and
| AT. ana MIS-. II. a HoHefb SANG Inv
Haven Of Rest, and Some Time Wen
Understand. The bearers we're N. L,
| Clark, Gilbert Murray, Winfield Han
ney and Leo Morgan. Burial was in
the West Plain cemetery. Mrs. Rack
EFT is survived by her husband, Nor
timer w. Racket of Mystic, and her
| father, Charles Staplins who resides
| in the east section of this town. Her
mother died 13 years ago; the funeral
services were held in the same church
the same day of the month and the
same month in the year as the fsnsf-
| al services of her daughter, Mrs
! Racket There were handsome flor
al forms, including pillow from tbs
Salem grange, Of which she had bSsS
a member 4 number Of years.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
MONTVILLE
Young People of Baptist Church to
Give Cantata--Miss Henry to Com
pete for Academy Prize.

PetS TOT academy sFTlze'
Miss Ethel L. Wood was Norwich
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
The excellent skating on the Red
Mill pond was enjoyed by a large
company Saturday afternoon and eve
ming and Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Johnson win
make their home with Mr.. Johnson's
parents.
Deacon Edwin S. Henry made a bus
mess trip to Norwich Saturday.
To Give Cantata.
cantata, The Captive, will be rem
dered by the young people Of the I'm
ion Baptist church Sunday evening,
January %. 1t promises to be one
of the best ever given by the young
people
Moses Chapman made a business
trip to the city Saturday
The Montyille fife and drum corps
held a meeting Monday evening in
their room.
The church membership training
class of twelve members held their
first meeting at the parsonage Tues
day evening. The subject Of the
study was Christ. the Great Teacher.
At Baptist Church.
At the Union Baptist church sunday
morning Rev George C. Chappeli dis
coursed from the subject of The
Translation of Elijah Directly fol-
lowing the sermon, two persons were
baptized, Moses Chapman and Mrs.
Frank Sawyer There has been a
baptismal service every month for
four months, and in all % have secured
the ordinance. The two church MEM
bership training classes meet this week
one on Thursday evening and the other
on Friday evening at 1880 at the Bap-
fist parsonage The executive and
social committees of the Christian
Endeavor met with the president. Mrs.
A. P. Mitchell, at her home at $50.
Miss Grace d. Atkinson conducted the
c. E. at $40. The pastor spoke at Z.
Subject, Pillars in the Temple. There
was a large audience present.
To Read for Academy Prize.
Miss Marion Henry will enter the
list for the prize in the reading con
test to be held at the Norwich Free
Academy.
Misses Gertrude Rogers and Maude
Wood of Willimantic normal school
spent Sunday at their homes here, re
turning Monday morning. Miss Wood
began, her course at the Willimantio
normal school last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
FRANKLIN

Walter S. Parker Of New London
was the guest Of local relatives on
Sunday.
Mrs. George Starkweather is spend
ing several days in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith enter
tanned several Of their friends at din
ner one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Hyde Of VIII
limantic were the guests of Nr. and
Mrs. Hermon eager on Sunday
The Home Missionary society met
on Thursday Of last week with Mrs.
George Starkweather, with large at
tendance. The usual line of work was
taken UP.
Clarence Smith of Cleveland, o.,
was the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith, last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
oCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Schools TO lnsusustS Savings System
Methodist Society Requests Rev.
Charles Smith to Return.

Tho ice on the Ocoun and Versailles
ponds has given the younger element
10 both villages excellent skating dur
ing ths past week.
Good Fishing.
On Monday George Frohmander and
William Kinder went lover there) and
returned with one Of the finest strings
Of hsh shown in many a day, securing
Is fish, which several hours after be-
ing taken from the water weighed 80
pounds. Fritz Frohmander and II. r.
German went out Tuesday and return
I'd with a string of 81, tho largest
Weighing two pounds. William Lepags
and Joseph Roberts showed an excel
lent string Wednesday.
Edward Leonard Of North Grosven-
ordsle made a few Of his Occum
friends flying visit on Tuesday.
During the week cards OF the school
saving Vystera, which is being installed
In tbe to1n schools. wars given out to
q Eppd Haughsg IN re Oeenra school b.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Susan Penharlow died at the
home Of Eugene Lewis Friday, the
18th, from pneumonia Burial was in
Exeter cemetery Monday at 10 o'clock.
Rev A. ]. Park officiating,
Mrs. Arthur Cox of Stamford is vis-
lting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. A. Mills.
The Busy Bees met Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. II. J. Brown.
Friends Of q. NJ. Williams turned out
in a body and filled his icehoUse Tues
dAv
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LAUREL GLEN

Mrs. Richard Main was a caller in
Westerly recently on business.
Malcolm and Clifford Thompson were
business callers at Dwight Mains re-
Gently.
Nathan Main was in Westerly en-
Monday.
Attaway Main is sick with neural
gia.
Mr.. Marra's household goods arriv-
Cd Wednesday, from New YaEk sitv,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LISBON
Book Club Organized With Good
Membership.

I. C. Elmer will be at Newent church
Sunday morning to present the Men
and Religion Forward Movement.
book club has been started with
the following members: Mrs. e. w
Corbett, Mrs Victor Campbell, Mrs.
Ernest Blake, Mrs. Ransom Read, Mrs
Andrew Adams. Mrs. Fanobick, Miss
Celia Florence Mrs. William Foote,
Mrs. Jesse Phillips, Mrs. J. P. Van
Veen. Mrs. Fred Kinne, Miss Elizabeth
Bradlaw, Miss Alice Kennedy Mrs. e..
A. Kennedy Mrs. c. A Nell, Mrs. r.
r. Hyde, Miss Lena Bradisw, Charles
Budiet, Mrs. F. H. Irons. Mrs. H J..
Kendall and Mrs. J. f. knight. Mrs.
E. W. Corbett makes the arrangements
for the club
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
GOSHEN
Meeting of L. A. S.-Dairy inspector
on Official Visit.

The L. A. S. met with Mrs. w. t.
Curry Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben T. Manning
and Miss Mile Ward Of North
franklin were callers in this place
Sunday evening.
William Stark of Mystic is visiting
friends in Goshen.
4 number from this place attended
the auction at Scott Hill held on Mon
day,
The young people are improving the
fine skating on the different ponds in
this vicinity.
John Allen has purchased a very
fancy pair OF Devon oxen from Pen
dleton Bros. Of Bozrah.
Visit from Dairy inspector.
Dairy Inspector Warner OF Hebron
was through this section vToG-~sday.
keeping tabs of the sanitary condition
Of dairy barns.
A flock Of a number of hundred ot
robins was observed Jan. 24th.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Charles @, Mathewson is working
for W, Il, Barber.
Mrs, Susan Fry has finished working
at 8, L. BARRIERS and has gone to work
for John Davis in Plainfield.
s. L. Barber. who has been very i'll
for the past week, is Improving.
George Lock is working for James
H, Dixon at tbs saw min
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LLFfIKGWELL
Ice Cutter Has Chilly Battle-Ground
Items.

MIR. and Mrs. George Holmes Of East
Lyme were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l. Rathbun.
Merton S. Swan is i'll with mumps at
his home.
Mrs. Henry Champlin Of Norwich is
at the home Of J. Charles Leffinsweil
for several days.
Mrs John G. Ward Is visiting hsr
father. William Herskell, Of Vernon.
Miss Rosabel Palmer returned to
PoQuonock this week after being in
this vicinity several months.
George w. LeffingWell who liz EN-
ployed by John II. Ford at East Great
Plain, found the water rather chilly
Tuesday when he fell in while cutting
ice. He was pulled out through the
efforts of his fellow workmen with no
serious results.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LIBERTY HILL
Sunday School Elects officsrs-Per.
sonaI Mention.


Miss Jennie Austin of Mystic is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Willis.
Herbert II. Gillette spent Monday
and Tuesday at Storrs college, Of
which he is a graduate.
J. H. Burrill is on the jury at Nor
wioh
Election Of Officers.
The Liberty Hill Union Sunday
school has elected Mrs. A L. Harvey
for superintendent; Wallace Palmer,
assistant superintendent; Mrs. ].
George Clark, secretary and treasurer.
The Y. P. s. c. II. have for their
president Raymond Mofiitt, and G. T.
Chappsll vice president.
q. T. Chappell was in Waterford
last Thursday attending the funeral of
his brothers wife. Mrs. Griswold Chap
pell.
Mrs. Amos Lille accompanied her
mother TO Norwich Wednesday.
Ernest Fl. Willis is confined TO the
house with grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
M0HEGAN

Burrill H. Fielding OF Nsw London
called on friends in this place SUNDAY,
Miss Cynthia NJ, Fowler and Mrs.
Lizzie Fowler were in Norwich Mon
day.
G. r. Sanders of Norwich attended
church IN this place Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Baker Of Norwich w41
a caller in this place Sunday.
Mrs Dolbeare and Mrs. Avcry were
in Greeneville LAST week.
Mrs. Ackley and Miss Daniels vers
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ben
nett the first Of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
EAST COLCHESTER

Many from here attended the grange
meeting Tuesday night. when the ON
GERS were very acceptably installed By
+. n. Taylor of Lebanon and Lillian
Mahoney of this place. Miss Alice Ma
honey being Ceres and Miss Ethel
Foote Flora for the year.
John Allen recently purchased a fine
pair of oxen on Wauwecus Hill
c. A. Kramer has purchased a new
six horsepower gasoline engine.
A January thaw would be welcomed
by many, the roads in some places he
ing a solid bed Of ice, caused by the
overflow of the bitches.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
SOUTH LYME
Notes and Personals of Local Interest.

Notes and Personals OF Local Interest
Captain James Leuce has finished
filing his own ice house and those of
several other people.
George Beckwith Of Lyme was q
Sunday visitor in this vicinity.
The branch library of the Phoebe
Griffin Noyes library Of Lyme is now
open Tuesdays from to p. m.
Mrs. Emma Watrous is quite Ill.
Miss Emily Saunders of Essex 80
visiting here with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Payne were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mac
Donald Of Blask Point.
Mrs. Il. ]. Carter. Mrs. II. R. Peck
and Mrs. Daniel Dart were New Lon
don visitors this week
HeZekiah Chadwick was calling on
old friends in this vicinity this week.
Earl Northrup has returned home
from the Memorial hospital, where he
has been a patient for several months.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
NORTH FRANKLIN.
Six Year Old Girl Breaks colIarbons
by Fall on Ice.

OiN tGdT via 0lrI breaks GollSFponS
by Fall on Ice.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Simpson, Roy and
Clinton and Herbert Simpson Of Nor
wich spent Sunday with their parents.
Miss Lucy Palmer of Norwich is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Estella Lathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lille Of Liberty
Hill were SUNDAY visitors at William
P. Lilies.
Ezra Maynard has returned to Nor
wich after spending two weeks with
MIR. and Mrs. A. R Race
Ella, the year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, F. A. lockwood, fell on the
ice, breaking her collarbone. DR.. By
ron Sweet of Jewett City reduced the
fracture.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Stanton Of Will
mantle we're visitors at A T. Brown
tng's one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Manning and
son, Arnold, spent Sunday with Mr.
Manning's sister, Mrs. James Randall
Of Goshen.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
BETHEL

The friends Of j. G. Dill are glad IL
learn that he has so far recovered ~
to be dressed and in hts sitting room.
Mrs. Frank Chamberlain, who oe1
some time past has been staying with
a friend IN GurleyVllie. has returned
home.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
Windham County
kTTAWAUGAN

Clarence Warren curt one finger bad
ly while cutting wood recently.
Cora Babbitt is i'll.
Mrs. Frank Beattie and daughter,
Alice, visited the formers sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Baker OF DaRielson, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Olsen spent the
week end at North Grosvenordale.
Mrs. William Harvey and child Of
Webster are visiting Mrs. Chsyies
Weeks and family.
Albert z. Gay has bsen Dnk-ewina
from rheumatism
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
ASHWTLLETT
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterry H. Kinnis Sur
prised on Wedding Anniversary.


A party of IA from Glasgo met at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Sterry Fl.
Kinnie last week Friday evening, it
being the 23d anniversary Of their
marriage. They presented the host and
hostess a silver soup ladle. AS It
was a surprise, the evening was spent
with vocal and instrumental music and
a social time was enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served, after which they
wished Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnie many re-
turns Of the event and returned to
their homes at a late hour
Mrs. Charles Anderson and two chill
dren, who have been living at Rix-
town during the summer, have return
ed to New York.
Mr.. Schultz and family are to go to
New York the latter part of the week
or the first Of next.
Mrs. Julia A Crumb is working in
the mill at qlasgo.
John Morgan spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his parents here
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LEBANON

Pastor and Wife Presented Money
Gifts by Lebanon Baptist Church.
At the First Baptist church last Sun
day the treasurer, n. c. Barker, report
ed the condition of the church. All
bills are paid to date and a good sum
remains in the treasury. Then in be-
hall Of the church he presented Rev.
b. J. Ayres, the pastor supplying the
pulpit, an envelope we'll filled with
money. He aso handed him an en-
velope for Mrs. Ayres with handsome
present in il. Rev. Mr.. Ayres accept
cd the gifts, stating that both were
exceeding thankful for the constant
kindness of the members of the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
WATERFORD
Great Manifestation of Sorrow at Flu
neral of Mrs. Christopher G. New
bury-Entire Town Mourns.

Following prayer at the house at /
p. m, Tuesday, the funeral services of
Mrs Christopher q. Newbury, whose
death occurred Saturday morning as
the result of being struck by the
LanderS automobile on the New
Haven turnpike the previous Thurs
day, were held at the First Baptist
church, Waterford. Never before had
the church been SO filed, auditorium
and galleries being crowded with sor-
rowing friends, while the company that
thronged the steps and churchyard
further testified TO tbs uniysrsal gyisf
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
uAkDkLE.
Sunday School ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Anniversary celebrated-eood a.
Inch Ice Stored.

Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich
supplied the pulpit Of the Montville
Center ConsEes3 tional church on sun
day, preaching from John 1910 and
IA.
At the session Of the Sunday school
the school was reorganized. The MN
utes of the last meeting and report of
secretary and treasurer were read by
the secretary and on motion were ac
cepted. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presl
dent, ]. c. Fellowes; vice president, F.
F. Parker; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Jessie Scholfield assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. E. f, Comstock; superinten-
dent. ]. G. Fellowes; assistant super
intendent. Mrs. John Lynch organist,
f. +. Parker; assistant organist, Miss
Evelyn Comstock; collectors, Pauline
Glassbrenner. Susie Home: bellringer,
Raymond Scholfield; social committee,
Mrs. ]. Lynch, Mrs. e. f. ComstOck,
Mrs. ]. c. Fellowes, Miss Minnie
tendance for the past year has been
thirty.
Anniversary Celebration.
About sixteen neighbors and friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Gordon met at
their home on Raymond Hill Thursday
evening, Jan. 18th. it being the tenth
anniversary of their marriage. Re
freshments were served.
14-lnch Ice Stored.
The Oakdale Ice company has filled
its icehouse with fine 14-inch ice the
past week and has also filled Supt P
s. Palmer's house. The ice was cut
from the millpond.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
Cause and Effect

The blizzard came straight from Ohio
where MIR. LaFollette performed
t~ies in one day.-Rcchestsr Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
LEDYARD

ing Planned-Bis Hawk Trapped.
Miss Gladys Heldridge has returned
home after spending several days with
Mrs. S. 2. Heldridge
Cottage Meeting.
Rev. \. B. Prindle held d prayer
meeting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs, Alfred J. Clark on Tuesday even
ina, The next prayer meeting will be
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
New London County
UNCASVILLE

installation Of Pequot Council, K. of
c.-5irthday Celebration for Charles
Hamage, Jr.-Examination for Post
master at Quaker Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

Principal r. G. Sherman. Deposits
are to be accepted on Monday next
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