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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Wheelmsn Run Into by Auto Driver
 Matters of Personal Mention.


 Mrs. Julia Wilbur has returned from Providence, where she has been visit ing her twin sister, Mrs. Jessie Pink ney.
 Mrs. Edwin Greene and little daugh- ter of Marlboro, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Greene's parents, Mir and Mrs. William Newport
 Mrs. Eliza Miller returned to Hart ford Sunday. after spending a week at r. A. Careys
 Miss Helen Mathewson spent Sat urday in Boston.
 Frank Bence. who has been i'll at the home of his father-i in law, Peter Burke has recovered.
 Frederick Brewster was in Hartford Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs John Merriss of Brad ford, R, l., have been visiting relatives
 Andrew J. Ladd was in Hartford Saturday.
 Thomas Ladd, who has been attend ing East Greenwich academy, is at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Everett Ladd.
 Several local people attended the strawberry supper held in Moosup on Saturday evening by the Catholic so- ciety.
 MT, and Mrs. Daniel Dutton return ed Saturday night from a trip to New ' York.
 Frank Medberry of Norwich was visitor Monday.
 Mrs. Archibald Blanchard of Taft vile spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Urgele Lafrance.
 Miss Mary Phillips, who has been spending several weeks here, has re- turned to Norwich.
 Mrs. William Greene has returned from Marlboro. Mass, where she has been spending several weeks.
 Mrs. John Westcott of Providence has been visiting her mother, Mrs Thomas Matthews
 A Heartless Driver.
 Joseph Rivers was injured Saturday evening by being thrown from his wheel. An auto going in the same direction near Corey bridge. struck his wheel The driver of the car did not stop to investigate.
 Mrs. John Graham broke several fn- gers few days ago by falling down stairs.
 Mrs William Whipple has returned to her home in Danielson after stay ing two weeks at the home of Thom- as Weaver.
 Miss Florence Hope of Versailles has been visiting her cousin, Miss Beatrice Gardner.
 Mrs. Addie Kennedy of Providence is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Alfred Hill
 Mrs. Henry Northrup is visiting her parents in Providence.
 Mrs. Robert Loring and daughters, Ruth and Clarissa, and Miss Lillian Parker, have returned from a visit with Providence relatives.
 Rev. Frank Fuller of Norwich Town has been visiting at c. A. Byles'.
 Miss Myrtis Benedict of Boston Is visiting her parents, few days.
 Rev. George Benedict of Providence is spending a few days at his home.
 On a Motoring Trip.
 Commissioner and Mrs. C. E. Barber are taking an auto trip in Massachu- setts with MT. and Mrs. Frank Olds of Providence.
 Mrs. Lowe has returned to her home in Potter Hill, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
ASHFORD
Happenings of the Week-Local Small
 Notes.

MT. and Mrs. Warren Keith and sons, Edward and Dana, motored to Putnam Sunday and attended the Odd Fellows memorial services at Grove street cemetery.
 Mrs. Edith Crane of Windham spent several days here recently with Miss Lillian Huntington, her sister
 Miss Eleanor Keith and brother, Merrill Keith, attended church in Woodstock Sunday morning.
 Misses Lillian Huntington. Katie and Hattie Bicknell attended church in Warrenville, Baptist, last Sunday morning. Children's day was observed.
 Charles w. Clark spent the week end and over Sunday in Thompson. He visited Putnam, Willimantic and Bos- ton the first of the week, returning home Wednesday.
 J. J. Young made a trip to South bridge by automobile Wednesday.
 Charles w. Clark has purchased a house and is making repairs on his new property.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
New London County
 GOSHEN
Work on State Road 5egins-Nlndly
 Neiqhbors Have Hoeing Bee

Contractor c. w. Tryon of Merlden' with an automatic steam power shONel arrived here Monday to begin Work oI orading the state road on the NorWlch and Colchester turnpike.
 Down in the valleys Monday tne frost was white, doing conslueraple damage. e
 The Christian Endeavor topic sun day evening was Happy Memorles' How to Make Sure of Them. l ness. 1. 1-1O. Absent and former members letter rneeting.) The service was led bv Miss Annie Gillette. The meeting was made very interesting by recelV- ing and reading many letters rom former members and presidents ot the Goshen society, which included apoul twelve.
 Mrs. E. s. Geer of Norwich was with friends here Sunday.
 The patrons of the Colchester grange gave a hOeing bee to F. Fl. Br0Wnlns on the Norwich road Monday MT Browning. who is the worthy master of the grange, is convalescing from an attack of pneumonia, and the kindness wna greatly appreciated by him.
 The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Edward H. Mccall at Mount View Tuesday afternoon
 Party for CIassmate.
 Class of 1s12 of Bacon academy, numbering 2l, gave a party to thelr classmate. Miss Bessie H. Randall, at her home at Maple Hill Tuesday even ing. The company was chaperoned py Miss Hemphill, instructor of lansu uases of the academy faculty. A very pleas ant evening was spent with games, se- lections from the phonograph and sing ing The last selection was Good Night. Ladies We're Going to Leave You Now. Refreshments were served.
 Arthur Chapman of Colchester moved his steam sswmill to the Roger Foote woodlot this week Mr. Chapman is to RaV the lumber for Samuel Macdonald.
 A welcome sound is that of the quail He merrily whistles More vet"
 MT. Geisthardt began saving the lumber on the John Allen lot Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
BROOKLYN
Observance of Children's Dsy-The Ledges Sold to New York Women.

Ledges Sold to New York Women.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bard of New Jersey are guests of MT. and Mrs J. Sprague Bard.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society gave a supper at the home of Mrs. Martha Nuttall in East Brooklyn, Friday evening, which was largely attended.
 Mrs. Charles IL Blake visited her son in Harrington, R. l., Saturday.
 A. s. Field has returned to his duties at the jail, after visiting his father in Illinois, who has been i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. Vine R. Franklin vis- tied in Providence over Sunday.
 Mrs. William H. Clewley is visiting her sister Miss Abby Putnam, in Providence.
 Miss Daisy E. Baker was home over Sunday to participate in the observ- ance of Children's day.
 The Business of The King.
 ChiIdren's day was observed in the Baptist church. the Sunday school holding a concert in place of the usu- al preaching service. The programme, The Business of The King, as issued by the Baptist Publication society, was used. Several of the children who were to take part were unable to be  present by reason of illness. The of ferin taken was for the Publication society. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers.
 Mrs. N. Wolcott Wttter has return ed home much improved in health.
 Miss Mary Cain, after spending the winter in New York. has returned to her home.
 Home from California.
 William H. Hunt has closed his school year in California, and will spend most of his vacation here.
 The frost Monday morning cut the vegetables in many gardens, while others escaped unharmed.
 Mrs. Howard Walker, who with her family has visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Spauding. for several days, have returned to their home in West Hartford
 Sale of The Ledges.
 Mir. Bishop of New Haven, who has occupied the property known as the Iedges for the past two years, has sold the same to the Misses Van Dermeter and Reeves of New York. giving pos session at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15

took place Friday afternoon. The fol- lowing Is the programme; Orchestra; prayer, Rev. Robert R. Kendallj or chestra; address, The Builders of the Temple, Rev. Frederick Lynch, New York city; orchestra; presentation of diplomas, Rev. T. A. Turner; orches- tra. The class motto Is "Bn Avant." The class this year was composed wholly of young ladies as follows Latin scientific course-Rilla Harding Child, Helen Perley; English scientific course, Carrie Barrett, Sophie Rindge Barrett, Jarda Isabel Carlson, Grace Ella Myers, Gladys Goldman Sheldon, Olive Agnes Whitney. Morses orches- tra furnished music. At the close of the exercises the class ivy was planted and the class poem read In the even- ing the senior class reception took place.
 Mrs Hattie F. Moore is visiting in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
DAYVILLE
Mems Field Day a Big success-Notes
 of June Outings,

Mrs B. c. Bidwell of Lincoln ave- nue. Norwich. is spending week or two with her son, William F. Bid well. Miss Ruth Bennett spent the week end in Foster, R. l.
 Mrs. w. E. LaBelle was in Worces- ter Tuesday.
 Mrs. Nicholas Bowen is slowly gam ing after a long Illness.
 Going to Maine.
 MT. Henderson and family left Tues day night for New York and will go later on to Corinne, Me. for the sum- mer.
 Fred l.. Miller and George Williams were visitors in Providence, R. l., sun day. Mir. and Mrs Frank James spent the week end in Worcester
 John Bryan of Worcester spent Sun day with John Corcoran's family
 Miss Lindsley BStes was in Doug lass. Mass. for few days.
 Mrs. Almira Thompson is entertain ing her son Albert for few days.
 Mrs. William DarroW was in New London Thursday.
 Howard and Ray Shippee were in Manchester Sunday. Mrs. Ray Shippee spent the week end in Dayville.
 The mems field day Thursday was a big success, socially and financially.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
MOOSUP
Twelve Probationers Received Into Methodist Church-kinne Prize Won by Clarence Winsor.

Twelve persons who joined the Meth odist church on probation six month7 ago, and have been under the instruc- tion of Rev. R. L. Roberts since in a weekly probationers class, were re- ceived in full connection in the Meth odist church Sunday evening. Three candidates received baptism. Next Sunday District Supt. J. H. Newland will preach in the morning and Children's day concert will be held in the evening.
 Strawberry Supper.
 The women of St. Annes society of All Hallows' church held their annual strawberry supper Saturday evening.
 Won Kinne Prize.
 The Kinne prize, a large dictionary and standard, given to the pupil in eighth grade in town of Plainheld passing the best examination on the constitution, was won this year by Clarence Winsor of Plainheld.
 Schools closed this week with the exception of the high school.
 Ross Barr Marriage.
 Miss Jean Fairfield, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Matthew Barr, was married to Edwin Vose Ross of Providence Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the Methodist church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends Rev. R. L. Roberts was the officiating clergyman, assisted by Rev. Edward Ninde, D. D., of Providence, the double ring Episcopal service being used. Fol- lowing the ceremony, a reception was held in the church vestry, which was prettily decorated.
 Miss Mary Callahan of Norwich visited Miss May Waters over Sun day.
 Freshman Day. Last Friday afternoon was Fresh man day at the high school. Following is the programme: Reading, Beatrice Dean: piano duet. Misses Mahue and Whitehead; reading, George Hawkins; vocal duet, Misses Whitehead and | Flyers: reading, Nora Ellis; piano solo. Myra Mahue; reading, William Penn: | chorus, school
 MT. and Mrs. John c. Gallup were at their cottage at the beach over l Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M E. church met Wednesday with Mrs. Julia S7rague.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
ATTAWAUCAN
Watson Waterhouse Marriage at the
 Parsonage.

Earl Gibney spent Sunday with liar old Baker at Danielson.
 Miss Clara Geer went to Providence Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs Archie Hemmingway spent the week end at WoOnsocket
 Mrs Frank Beatie and daughter Alice were week end visitors with Mrs. Gertrude Baker of Danielson
 There was a Childrens day concert in the M. K. church Sunday evening. Charles Weeks cut a finger badly while opening a can.
 Mrs. Sperar of North GrosvenordaIe was in this place Wednesday.
 Ruth and Cornelia Gibney are stay ing with their aunt, Mrs. Henry Davis. at Quadic.
 William Kendall of Taftville was here Thursday on business.
 Married at Parsonage.
 Miss Gertrude Waterhouse and Shu- bal Watson were married at the par sonage Wednesday evening by Rev. D. w. Adams.
 Albert Robinson moved his goods up to his summer bungalow this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
LAUREL GLEN

Henry Kenyon was a week end vis- itor at his home in Canterbury
 John Geer and family were in Ash away Sunday.
 Howard Maine is working for Rich ard Wheeler of North Stonington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Maine were appointed delegates to attend the as- sociation in Stonington next week.
 Attawav Main and Bert Holdredge are working for George Kenyon of Hopkinton City.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
RAWSON

Misses Sadie and Anna Fitzgerald spent Sunday in Brooklyn
 Mrs. William Clapp is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Everett Whitehouss.
 School at the Bell district closed Wednesday. The teacher, Miss Della Litchfeld gave picnic for her pupils and their friends at which sandwiches. cake, lemonade and ice cream were served.
 Miss Margaret Fitzgerald of Brook lyn called on her brother, James Fitz- gerald. Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
NORTH FRANKLIN
Straw Ride to Lebsnon-Deputy
 Crouch Visits Grange.

Miss Florence Hoffman was pianist for a dance at Smiths Mills Friday night.
 F. A. Redwood was a Putnam vis- itor Tuesday.
 Hung a June Box.
 A party of young people enjoyed a straw ride to Lebanon last Saturday evening. where they hung June box 10 Miss Elizabeth Duffy.
 Mrs Annie sherman and daughter, Mrs. Eugene Clark, spent Wednesday in Norwich.
 Mrs Hadassah Race is visiting her sister. Mrs Allison Clark, of Plain vile.
 Miss Florence Hoffman spent Tues day in Canterbury the guest of Miss Martha Allen.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox of West erly, R. l.. spent Thursday with Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Browning, making the trip by automobile.
 Arthur and Holden Arnold of Willi- mantle visited their sister. Mrs Maud Manning, Sunday.
 Visited Grange.
 Irving A. Crouch of Groton was the guest of F. A. Redwood on Thursday. AS deputy inspector he visited Lebanon grange Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
STAFFORDVILLE
Prof, c. D, Jarvis Addresses Boys and
 Girls on School Gardens.


 A three act comedy, Breezy Point, was presented at the Congregational vestry Thursday evening.
 Prof c. D. Jarvis of Storrs lectured to the boys and girls of the Garden club and to their friends last week Friday night. Prof Jarvis showed pic lures and plans for gardening which was enjoyed by all.
 Mrs NJ Ritter of Hartford, Mrs R. Guenther and Mrs. F. Smith Of Mon son. Mass, were guests of Mrs. Fred Moore last week.
 MT. and Mrs. C. Hathaway of Allstou. Mass, are spending their vacation with their daughter, Mrs. Turner.
 Gone to Pittsfied.
 James Putnum and son Amos have resigned at the Garland mill and are employed in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Miss Ida Smith of Wales Mass, has been spending a few weeks with her brother, Charles Smith, and family.
 Miss Lela Bowden of Hartford vas the guest of Mrs. Minnie Mccarthy over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Dorsey and family were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. William Converse in Wales. Mass.
 Emory Phelps of Talcottville visited local relatives over Stnday
 Herbert West of Pittsheld. Mass. was home for a brief visit last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
WARRENVILLE
Pupils Who Attended School Regularly During the Year-Picnic Closes the Term.

School in District NO.3 closed last Friday with a picnic which was great ly enjoyed. Following is a list of pu- pills present every day during the year: Alexina and George Bassett. Those present every day during spring term were Alexina Bassett. George Bas- sett and Bertha Bassett. Marjorie Case and Ruth Case were present ev- cry day, but were tardy three times. Merrill Louks was present every day but one.
 MT. and Mrs. William McGrath of Worcester were guests of friends in town Sunday. They made the trip on a motorcycle.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. Pearl Adams are boarding with w. H. Platt.
 Miss Eva M. Spaulding has return ed to South Killingly to spend the summer vacation with her parents.
 Mrs. M. s. Loucks and son, Merrill, are visiting Mrs. Edmund Loveioy of Pawtucket, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
HAMPTON
Funeral of Mrs. William ereensIit.

uHSTdt oI MTSs william GreenSllGs
 Mrs. Hill of Woonsocket is occupy ing the bungalow here.
 John Welles is visiting his grand mother Mrs c. M. Smith.
 Mrs. William Phillips has returned from visit with relatives in Warren vile.
 Mrs. William Greenslit died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jirah Hyde, last Friday night. Death was caused by infrmities of age. Her flu neral was Tuesday at her home, with burial in the South cemetery.
 Several from here attended the 18th anniversary exercises of Shetucket grange last Wednesday afternoon.
 Merton Phillips was the guest of his mother part of the week.
 Children's day exercises were ob- served in the Congregational church last Sunday.
 Flora and Evelyn Pearl were WilIi- mantle visitors last Monday.
 Percy Ford of Springfield spent Sunday with his father. W. Fl. Ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
JACKSONVILLE

1Tr and Mrs. George Perry of Put nam visited Miss Jennings Wednes- day. Master Clarence Perry. who has been staying with Miss Jennings. re- turned home with them.
 School closed Friday for the summer vacation.
 Stephen Pratt of Wooster was with his mother and sister Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Farewell Reception and Gift for
 Teacher.

c. A. Hiscox has sold the Leonard place to a New York family,
 Sabin s. Carpenter has been at Allen W. Kenyons the past week.
 Mrs. Emma Goodyear has purchased the HallOck place and moved in
 A. L. Merriheld and Clovis L. Car penter of Worcester were at Allen Kenyon's on Saturday.
 Miss Ruth Bloom is visiting friends in New Haven.
 Neighbors, friends and pupils of the teacher Wilbur H. Miller, met in the chapel Wednesday evening and gave him a farewell reception. They pre- sented him a cravat pin. Cake and lemonade were served.
 Miss Harriett Slingsley returned from Boston Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Senexet grange gave an entertain ment last week consisting Of music recitations. illustrated songs and ad- vertisements. Cake and ice cream were sold and a social time enjoyed
 Edmund Gilbert. a former wood stock Academy student has been Vls- iting at Henry Wells ana altenoeu the graduation exercises or WOODSTOCK Academy. .,
 The Ladies Aid society meets with Mrs. Irving Morse Wednesday after noon. June 19.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
ONECO
Strawberry Supper Clears St5.03-
 Quarterly Conference.

Mrs Dora sherman and Mrs. Min ne HoWes were in town Thursday
 Cleared S15O3.
 The strawberry supper was welI patronized, the ladies clearing S15.O3 Miss Carrie Black and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins were in Providence Thursday Rev. MT. Newton attended the preachers meeting at Centerville Mon day and Tuesday.
 Albert Greene and daughter, Mrs. Philip Desjardins, of Jewett City. were in town Wednesday.
 Frank Sherman was in Greene Wed nesday.
 Mrs. Walter Fenner returned from Providence Thursday morning.
 Mrs. E. L. Kenyon visited her mother last Sunday.
 The first quarterly conference will be held in Oneco M. E. church Satnr- day evening, June 22.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
POMFRET CENTER

Miss Euretta G. Grosvenor and Mrs. F. E. Brown visited Hartford Monday.
 Wolf Den grange held it's regular meeting Wednesday evening. The first and second degrees were given to q class of twelve, followed by a lectur- CTS hour under direction of Lecturer Mrs. Fuller
 Everett E. Brown attended the Jer- sey sale of H. o. Prentice at Worces- ter Tuesday.
 Clarence and Leroy PeclIham visited Woodstock Wednesday evening.
 Arthur T. Grosvenor and E. E. Brown took an auto ride to Providence Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mrs. George F. Larkham and Mrs. Henry P. Larkham of Canterbury Green and Mrs. William Sprague of Moosup were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Levi x. Clark.
 Charles Warrington of Norwich call ed on his mother Mrs. E. w. Yerring- ton at Whippoorwill farm, Wednes- daV.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
CANTERBURY
Schools Cose-Prizes for Wild Flower
 Collections.

Dr. Elmer E. Bennett was called by the state to Hanover this week.
 School closed at North Society last Friday Mrs. Arthur C. Bennett the teacher, had IA pupils. There were IS visitors present at the closing exer- cises, which were very interesting Mrs. Bennett gave three prizes for wild flowers, also other prizes. She served to all present bananas, cake and candy
 School nt No. 10 and No, closed this week.
 Mrs. A. C. Bennett attended the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
EAST COLCHESTER
Work of Improving the Norwich Road
 Begins.

Farmers in this vicinity report loss of crops by heavy frost early in the week
 Charles Geisthardt, who recently moved his portable sawmill to the lot of John Allen, has begun saving the timber
 Improving Norwich Road.
 Work of cutting down a grade and strengthening a portion of the Nor wich road was started Monday. Try Ons teams of Meriden with equipment for their work arrived Sunday after noon.
 Little Miss Alice Kramer was re- gently bitten by a dog while playing The wound was cauterized and no se rIous results are expected.
 Summer boarders for the season are arriving at the local summer resorts.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
ABINGTON

John Peal and Miss. Turner spent Sunday at Storrs college.
 Thomas Booth Of Chicago was a recent guest nt Charles Smith's,
 A meeting of Wolf Den grange was held Wednesday evening,
 MT. and Mrs. J. A, Peal of Brook lyn, N r.. arc boarding at Edw Pesis.
 Children's day will be observed at the Congregational church Sunday,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
HEBRON
Children's Day Exeroises-Lesiie Hills
 Accidentally Shot.

Sunday morning the children of the Sunday school held their exercises, which consisted of singing and recits- tions Miss Genevieve Little read an interesting selection.
 There was no minister at the Con gregational church Sunday. NIT. Hsr- old being out Of town.
 Mrs. Nathan Griffin of Windsor has been visiting her sister, Mrs. William Griffin.
 The W. C.. T. J-. met with Mrs. N, F. Frink Thursday
 Accidentally Shot
 Leslie Hills. who was at work for Fred Post accidentally shot htunsef but the wound Is not dangerous.
 Mrs Maria Jones of New Haven is visiting at Clinton Jones
 Schools closed June 14 for the sum mer
 q. J. Strand will attend commence ment exercises at Smith college next week.
 Howard Kelsey of Montville is vish- ing his sister, Mrs. J. B. Tennant.
 Miss Sarah IT, Palmer visited schools Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
NORTH STERLING

John Griffths is building barn in the place of one destroyed by fire last winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. CroWell, who have been visiting the past three weeks in Wilmington. Del, have re- turned home.
 A number lost their garden beans and potatoes by frost last week.
 Miss Mary Murphy closed her school here last week Friday. giving her pu- pills a nicnic in the Wheaton wood grove. near the Line store.
 F. o. Hummer is planting a large acreage of corn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
BOLTON
sgE
Postmaster Shaw Rssisns-Psster st
 New Haven Convention.

Rev. c. w. Burt spent Tuesday and Wednesday in New Haven atterding a convention of clergymen.
 E. A. Shaw has resigned as postmas- ter at Bolton Notch.
 The Tribunes. a baseball nine from Manchester. were defeated by the An dover Bolton nine in Andover last Sat urdav. 19-1, At the end of the sixth inning the game stood To in favor of tho Tribunes
 Mrs Charles Casellt is home from Nev York, where she spent the winter.
 William R. Grant Is improving toe hopise which he recently purchased ot Alphonso DemenseN.
 Miss Annabelle Post was a recent visitor in New Britain.
 < A. Conkin Of Hartford has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. c. r. Sum ner
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15

closing exercises of the Killingly High school, of which she was a graduate last year and she will also attend the graduation of her friend, Miss Lucy Pope, at the Plainfield High school. It is understood that Miss Pope will teach the smith school at Gay Head this fall.