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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Windham County
THOMPSON
pr. Ruth Hume to Speak at Congre- qationaI Chureh-Recent Visitors.

pr. Ruth Hume to Speak at Congre- gatonal Church-Recent Visitors. Miss Mary Elliott has returned from a visit to Providence.
 Miss Mary Hadley has been in town on business several days.
 Mrs c. Fl, Nichols returned last week from attending the D. A. E. meeting in Washington, D. C.
 Miss Alice COveH of Providence has been visiting her sister. Mrs. F. M Knight
 Guest from India.
 Mrs John K Moore is entertaining Dr. Ruth Hume of India She will speak in the Congregational church Sunday evening. All are invited.
 After a long illness. Clifford Bern klow became violently insane Sunday and has been taken to an asylum
 Mrs Card has been visited during her illness at the home of her daugh- ter Mrs. Oscar Munyan, by her two sons Frank of Michigan and Fred of Putnam
 Mrs. Charles Chase returned to her home in Davenport Friday after spend ing the winter at Nathan Chase's.
 Mrs. John Moore, Miss $. $. Ev- ans and Miss Grace Cruff attended a missionaray meeting in Pomfret last week
 Home Study Book Completed.
 Mrs. C. E. Searles was the leader of the missionary meeting at Mrs. Richard Bartons Wednesday. The programme was the completion of the home study book, Conservation of Ma tioual Ideals.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational church was held Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Lucy ToWne visited her broth CT, Adfer ToWne of Putnam, last week Thursday.
 Miss Minnie Thatcher has been wis iting her sister, Mrs. Winthrop Bal lard.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Several from here attended the fad social at North Ashford Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Maude Hall spent Sunday with relatives in Worcester.
 Mrs Edna Fenkell of Waukegan. H., visited at Allen Kenyon's this week.
 w II, Miller and mother have re- turned from New York state.
 Mrs. O. A. HiscoX has returned from New Haven.
 Several from here attended the so- eial gt Eastfard .8ednesdaY evening,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
ASHFORD
Address Before Mems Ciub-Local Guests at Wedding Anniversary Darean.Is

Personals.
 The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be cOmmemorated Sunday morn ing at the Congregational church, Rev. James B. King, pastor,
 Rev. James B. King delivered an address at the chapel Friday evening, May 3, under the auspices of the Mems club. His subject was The American Soldier.
 Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs Ward Holman observ- ed the tenth anniversary of their marriage at their home in Phoenixville with a party of young friends, Tues day evening, April 30. Cake and ice cream were served. Those who went from this place were Mir. and Mrs. George :. Bowen Mir. and Mrs Charles D. Tatem. MT. and Mrs. William $. Warren, Benjamin BOsworth and lady, Miss Adelaide Sumner of West Wood stock Mr and Mrs. Holman received handsome presents.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira M Slate of Provi- dence were guests of MT. and Mrs. Edgar E. King over Sunday. They made the trip in their automobile. Mrs. Slate is Mrs Kings sister
 MT. and Mrs Darwin Clark enter tained their son, George D. Clark of Putnam, the mail carrier, over Sun day
 Elisha sherman, Jr.. is at the Day kimball hospital in Putnam for treat l ment.
 A Skilled Cook.
 Mrs Emily Warren, an octogenarian, 1 was one of the ladies who assisted in entertaining the Ladies Aid society of | the Congregational church on Rednes- 1 day afternoon and evening, May 1, at the chapel A large number attended. | An excellent supper was served. Miss Warren retains her skill in getting up l nice suppers.
 Pastor at South KiIiingly. Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Goodsell. for | merly of North Ashford. have moved | to South Killingly, where the former | will preach in the Congregational | church.
 k Jessie Thompson of Eagleville has l been the guest for several days o1 MT | and Mrs. William Spink. Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Jackson of Willi- 1 mantle called on friends here Wednes- | day, May l. They made the trip iI l their automobile. | Emerson N. Jones has returned tC 1 his fathers home from Providence where he has been studying the auto | mobile. and received his diploma as Q l chauffeur.
 i ]. J. Young has recently purchased | an automobile. Mir. Young entertained | over Sunday Amasa Hall and Mrs Ei- l len Newton Of Pomfret. 1 A. Nj. Bowen and John Ethridge were at Bridgeport to attend the democrat 1 ic convention as delegates of this place
 Post Card from Rome. i Dr. A. B. Bowen of Maquoketa, Ia. | a native of this town who, With his 1 daughter, is in Europe at present, seal 1 a souvenir postal here this week from Rome, Italy. where he was on the 20tt | of last month.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
SPRING HILL
Baptist Church Dissension Results in Pastors Resignation Property Changes Owners.


 Members of the Spring Hill BarA.s. church held a business meeting in the lecture room last week Friday evening Co consider matters relative to the desire of the majority to have a change in pastors Things have not been working harmoniously for quite while lnplcasantnesses between the pastor Rev Leonard Smith, and several members of the church havs cropped out from time to time, until there has developed a feeling of gen cral dissatisfaction The attendance alt the services has gradually grown smaller The several officers Of the Sunday school as well as the orgauist have asked to be relieved from fur ther duties. The board of trusrees finally took the matter in hand and decided that it would be wise Co ask Mr. Smith to resign Alr. Smith WdB present at the opening of the meeting on Friday evening and after some heated discussion was asked to re- tire As there was some question as to the legality of taking any definite action in the matter at that time. a vote was passed to lay the whole bus mess on the table until the adjourned meeting ono week from that night At the morning service last Sunday Mr. smith read his resignation.
 Officers Reelected.
 The Ladies' Aid society held its am nuai business meeting last Wednesday afternoon and reelected the following officers for the ensuing year: Presi- dent. Miss Ida F. Reynolds; vice pres ident. Mrs E. r. Storrs; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Weld.
 Rev. Leonard Smith was chosen one of the delegates to the democratic state convention this week.
 Mr. and Mrs Byron $. Hawkins spent last Saturday and Sunday in Willimantie.
 Rev. Leonard Smith and D. C. Fla herty attended d regular meeting of Iriei lodge. F and A. M., at Morrow l Saturday evening.
 kaspar Suuer, who sold his place 10 a Boston man has purchased the PceblCs place. on the road tO Storrs. Glenn Stalker, who bought the old Shub5el Freeman place of Joseph Schuig, is having some repairs and alterations made 70 the house prepar- atory t0 occupying it,
 An addition is being built 10 the house on the Gardiner place Miss Hazel Jacobs is teaching the | public school this week, as Miss Franklin is at home on account of ill., ness and the death of a relative.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
CANTERBURY
Supervisor Daniel Ray Repairing the
 Roads-Center Road Widensd.

Supervisor Daniel Ray Repairing the
 Roads-Center Road Widensd.
 R. L. Mofiitt and his bride have gone for an indefinite time to live in Forest bungalow, which they recently erected for the benefit of Mr. Moi fits health. While there Mir Mofitt will be engaged in cutting cordW0od for MT. Crane.
 Roads Being Repaired.
 Some of the roads are being put in good condition. Highway Surveyer Daniel Ray of Valley View farm and his gang of men are doing fine work. They have Widened the road at the Center and have now an excellent piece of road there. This strip of road has been in bad shape for a long while Mr Ray and his estimable wife came here several years ago from Norwich Town to live on the estate left the former by his late uncle, Dea- con Charles Ray.
 Mr. and Mrs. k. L. Aoffitt visited on Sunday with MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Bennett.
 Mrs Bennetts sister. Mrs. Carrie B. Carpenter, and daughters, Misses Car Tie, Frances and Evelyn ImOgene Car penter of Plaindeld were also visitors to Crystal Spring farm
 Frank E. Medbury was at his home here to spend the week end.
 E. A. Darrow of Hampton was a business caller here Wednesday and Thursday.
 J. D. Pellet of Central Village was a caller Wednesday at his daughters S, Mrs. E. E. Bennetts.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Holland County
WELLINGTON
Inspector Everett E. Brown Addresses Grange-Exhbit of School Work.

There were several visitors at church Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mr. DaTow spoke of Hezekiah, who d,d what was right in the sight of the Lord Mr. and Mrs. Darrow sang g duet beauti- fully.
 The Ladies Aid society met Friday afternoon in the ladies parior Of the church.
 Mrs. George " Smith returned Fri day from a New York visit
 The grange inspection Friday even ing was largely attended and very in- teresting.
 Everett E. Brown, inspector of the grange, was the guest of Alr. and Mrs. G. Y. Smith while in town.
 A party from this grange visited Quinebaug Pomona held Saturday at North WIndham.
 Inspector Browns Address.
 Inspector Brown gave @ good and instructive talk upon his experience in retaining old orchards.
 Miss Gardner has returned from a visit in New Haven
 The exhibition of the town schools will take place today Saturday, at the Center schoolhouse. Miss Ricketts has returned to her home in New Jersey
 Miss Mercereau is in New York for @ week.
 The Sunday evening meeting at West Wilmington was largely attended. Harold w. Pratt of Providence is coming home to Pleasant View farm with his wife, for the summer at least for a change.
 Mr. Cosgrove went last Friday to speak before a poultry association in | Fitchburg. Mass. The grange has had two rehearsals this week of the play the members are soon to give. Mrs. Nettie Clark Russell visited her mother and sister last week. when she 1 was on her way from Worcester. Mass. 1 to Chicago, where her husband is in J business and where they have taken , LID their residence. She was accompa- nied on her visit by Miss Frances Waldo. formerly of Mansfield, now oi l Worcester.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
HAMPTON
Grange confers Degrees on Four Can
 ddates-Death of Earl Avery.

Grange confers Degrees on Four Can
 didates-Death of Earl Avery. Earl Avery. the young son of Mr and Mrs. Willard Avery died very suddenly Sunday evening of acute in digestion. Mir. and Mrs. Avery have the sympathy of many friends in their loss.
 Conferred Degrees.
 Little River grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of four last Friday evening.
 Stephen Tucker of Perryville, R. l., has been the guest of Mrs. May 4. Ray.
 4. L. Bennett has hired the south end of Frank Phillips tenment on the hill
 Orin Phillips has been visiting rela- tives in town.
 Auction at Sweet Place.
 Charles Sweet sold his stock and tools at auction last Wednesday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ashley are at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Mil lard Avery,
 Substitute Carrier Arthur E. Pearl has been carrying on Route 1 during the absence of the regular carrier. Several from here attended the Po- mona meeting in North Windham on Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
MT. HOPE.

Mrs. r. A. Young. daughter and son of New York are at their farm for a. few days. making arrangements for the summer months.
 C E. Moore of Somerville spent Sunday with his father, E. e. Moore, and the family of J. H. Bacon
 Charles Huntington of South Wind ham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bacon
 Mrs. C, l.. Shumway and Mrs. Ralph Church were in WiIlimantic Wedres- day on a business trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04

forting words to the bereaved. The bearers were Frank NJ. Hall, Charles Perkins, Michael Laudeck and Adam Laudeck. Burial was in the family lot in the Bedlam cemetery The sympa- thy of all goes out te the family in their deep sorrow.
 Met at Parsonage.
 The Ladies' Missionary auxiliary and the Ladies Aid society met at the par sonage Wednesday. There was a good attendance and a good dinner was en- ioyed at noon.
 A NJ. Litchfield is out with a new automobile.
 Frank Shippee and his mother have moved from Natchaug to the house owned by George M. Flint, south of the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
ATTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Ella Oregon was a visitor at Woousocket Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Weeks visited their daughter III Webster Sunday.
 Ruth and Cornelia Gibney are stay ing with their aunt at Quadic,
 Mrs. Henry Davis oE Quadic spent several days last week with her moth CT, Mrs. Comeha Geer
 Joseph Stone is i'll.
 Alr. and Mrs. Mattie Lapearl enter taipeG relatives Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry H2sWeIl spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Watson.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
NORTH STERLING
Sale of Hayes Plsce-Pink- Eye AT.
 feets George Pierce's Horses.

Sale of Hayes Place-Pink-Eye Af-
 fsets George Pisrce's Horses.
 Mrs Volney Reed has been visiting friends in MOosup Valley.
 Miss Lucinda Knight is visiting in Worcester and Boston.
 The Hiram Hayes place has been sold to New York purchasers.
 William Johnson spent few days in New York recently.
 Mrs r. o. Hummer and daughter Dorothy are visiting friends in Wor- cester and New London.
 Mrs. Arthur Scott and daughter Doris of Worcester have been visiting Mrs. w. R. Whaley.
 Mrs. Lena Grifiths is caring for Mrs Everett Dexter.
 Charles James and daughter Eulalie of DauieIsOn visited at George C. Spooner's Sunday.
 George Pierce has four horses. sick with pink-eye.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
MOOSUP
John Stewart Addresses Epworth League-Joseph Bouchard's Funeral.

John Stewart Addresses Epworth League-Joseph Bouchard's Funeral.
 An EpWoTth league business meet ing and social was held at the parson- age Wednesday evening After the opening exercises. John Stewart of New London addressed the league con- cerning the EpWorth league institute Co be held on the camp ground at Willimauuc III August After the ad- dress officers were elected for the year as follows
 President, Miss Ellie Fair; first vice president Mrs. W. F. Sheldon; second, Miss Lilly Daggett; third, Miss Bertha Matthews; fourth, Miss Eva Mason and Miss Florence Baker; secretary. Benjamin Dawson treasurer Edwin Main
 A social hour followed, with games and a general good time.
 Funeral Of Joseph Bouchard.
 Joseph Bouchard died at his home on Prospect street Tuesday afternoon. aged 50 years. The funeral was held Friday morning at nine o'clock from All HalloWs church. He leaves his wife and four children.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
SCOTLAND
Post Card Shower for Mrs. Denison
 Allen on Both Birthday.

Allen on Both Birthday.
 Dr. George Moore and family of Boston arrived at Rev. w. E. E.. Moore's on Friday Dr. Moore re turned to Boston on Saturday, but his family will remain several weeks.
 Mrs. R. CongdOn of Hampton is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. L. Willis.
 D. H. BarstoW and Myr0n B. Bars tow returned Tuesday from Boston, where they had been spending a few days with relatives.
 Eightieth Birthday Celebrated.
 Mrs. Denison Allen celebrated her S0th birthday on Friday. The day was quietly observed, as Mrs. Allen has been rather feeble during the win ter. Her near relatives called to ten der congra tulations and she received post card shower and numerous gifts from relatives and friends.
 Attended Pomona Session.
 A goodly number from the local grange attended the Pomona grange in North Windham on Saturday and seven of the members were with about thirty from other granges, initiated in to the mysteries of the fifth or PO- mona degree.
 Myron Allen lost q valuable horse one day last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
GRISWOLD.

Mrs. Lydia Partridge of Hopeville was the guest Of Mrs. J. B. Saunders one day last week.
 Miss Mabel Wilcox of Jewett City spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Jane Lester.
 Mir. and Mrs s. G. Norman were in Norwich Monday
 Mrs Richard Howard of Jewett City returned Thursday from several days visit with Rev. and Mrs. C. l.. French of MOntviue.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
CLARK'S CORNERS
Norwich Visitors Registered
 Modena.

Mr and Mrs. Walter Shippee and child were in Putnam over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George II. Ryder were Norwich visitors FriGay.
 Charles Oliver of the Connecticut Agricultural college was a week end visitor at his home here
 Mrs. Adele Ford of Norwich was at Mrs. F. w. Martins recently
 Guests registered at Allen JeWett's at Modena Sunday were Mir. and Mrs. B. C. Jewett and family, Wilbur Hall, Mrs w. r. Green and Miss Amy Wheeler, all of Norwich
 Master Ray Palmer of Springfield is visiting lis grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. L. H. JeWett.
 George Ryder left for Nyack, x. Y, on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
WOODSTOCK
Talk on Dr.. GrenfeIl's Work-8ird Charts Provided District Schools.

Albert McC. MatheWson of New Ha- ven was in town Wednesday.
 Illustrated Address.
 Miss Jessie Luther, who is connect ed with the industrial department of Dr. GrenfeH's mission in Labrador, gave an interesting talk on the work there in the Congregational church on Sunday evening. The talk was illus trated by a large number of slides. Mrs. Thomas (. Leffingwell and Will liam A. Gallup of Norwich were the guests early in the week of William AI Gallup
 W. A Howard and c. E. Taber vis- tied F. w. Howard in Norwich Town Sunday.
 Mrs Elizabeth Bingham of the Springfield schools is enjoying a weeks vacation with her mother Mrs. F. W, Flynn.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Supt. c. E. Pratt held a teachers meeting in District 1 Thursday after noon.
 Bird charts for the study of birds have been sent to the district schools by the state board of education.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
STAFFORDVILLE
Officers of Methodist Ladies Aid So- eiety-Grammar School Teacher IT,

cisty-Gramnar School Teacher III. There was a business meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church last week Thursday evening, when the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing year
 President Mrs. Lima Booth; vice presidents Mrs WIlfred Hamilton, Mrs Grant Hammer and Mrs. Charles smith. solicitor, Miss Bertha Belcher; collectors. Miss Nellie Dugdale and Mrs. Grace smith; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Lizzie Hammer
 Teacher iII.
 Miss Hattie Ellithorpe has been i'll the past two weeks and unable to teach che grammar school. Dr. l. P. Booth of Stafford Hollow has been teaching in her place this week.
 Mrs. Thomas Ruby of Stafford Springs has been spending the past week with her daughter Mrs, Fred Moore
 R. M Chamberlain was taken to the Hartford hospital for treatment last week.
 Mrs. George Webster and daughters of Springfield were guests of Mrs. John Booth this week
 Mahlon West and son Arthur have resigned at Broad Brook
 Eir. Siegler of Rockville has been engaged as boss spinner in the Gar land mill
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Aaron k. Morse called on his cousin, Miss Esther Morse one day last week.
 Miss Florence Ioote of Lisbon was the guest oG Mrs Benjamin Brown the first part of the week.
 Mrs Georgie Brown is at home after several weeks visit with her daughter at Norwich.
 Mrs. Carrie E. Clark spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Frank R. Burdick, in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
DAYVILLE
Purse of Gold for Rev. and Mrs
 eynoIds-The Weeks Visitors.


 Mrs. James Walker left Thursday to visit relatives in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Frank Bennett has returned from a visit at Washington, D. C.. Or ange \. J, and New York city
 Mrs. Oswald Street spent the week end in Providence.
 Miss 2Iaria Albee is entertaining F.. L. Uhl of New Haven at the home of Mrs. L. c. Taylor
 Miss Lonelay Bates spent Sunday wilh her parents at East Douglas. Mass.
 Mr. ard Mrs. Edson Ormsbee and Mrs. Fred Ormsbee left Thursday for New Hampshire.
 Purse of Gold.
 Roy. and Mrs. Reynolds were given 8 reception in the vestry of the Con- gregatiCral church on Friday evening. A musical programme was enjoyed, af- ter which the Hon. W P. Kelley pre- sented them $30 in gold the purse be- ing made Up by friends here in the village Mir. and Mrs. Reynolds left on Wednesday morning for Ekonk to reside.
 Mrs. Elmer Munroe had with her over Sunday MT. and Mrs William Claybert and family of Webster, Mass. Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller were guests of Worcester friends Sunday Willard Bennett of Providence spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. James Campbell had as guests over Sunday AIr and Mrs. Thomas CuTran
 Thomas Weaver has left the em- ploy of C. E. Aver and is working for the ASSaWauga company.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
WATERFORD
Attleboro Man Leases MilIstone Farm Mrs. Wallace Lets Summer Home.

Mrs. Wallace Lets Summer Home. Walter Shelley and sister, Miss Ruth Shelley, were Sunday visitors at Beuua Vista.
 c. s. Shay of Attleboro, Mass, has taken the Millstone farm for term of years,
 Clarence Perkins has moved from the Griswold Chappell place to Dr. G. r. Aliens.
 Miss Ida Howard Of GraniJeville is the guest of friends at Canterbury.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Young are home from Florida, where they spent the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen Young and Mrs. F. B. Young were Poquonuoc visitors Wednesday,.
 Mrs Ferdinand Hancox is at New London. taking care of her daughter who is seriously ill
 Wallace Cottage Leased.
 Mrs George w. Wallace of 54 West 1zGth street, New York, was at Dinsle y1lIe, Wednesday. installing a family in her summer home. which she has let this summer on account of her ill health.
 Mrs Elizabeth Young was in New London Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
POMFRET CENTER

Wolf Den grange was represented Saturday at the meeting of Quinebaug Pomopa at North Windham, where a class was enrolled for the fifth de- gree.
 E. E. Brown inspected Wilmington grange Friday last.
 MT. Gallup, the contractor, and Ar thur Grosvenor have new automobiles and Peckham Brothers expect one this week.
 Miss Addie Hutchins has purchased an auto.
 A number from this section attend ed the auction at Charles A Sweets in Hampton Wednesday.
 Robert Rust was in Boston Thurs day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
GARDNER LAKE

Earl Lathrop and family have nov ad Co PalmertOWn.
 Miss Mary Daniels oH Hamburg was a recent guest of local relatives
 Joseph Phillips and family of Nor wich were at Spring Grove Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. Fitch A. Dolbeare of Greeneville were at their cottage Sun day.
 J. Oat and F. Corning of Norwich csltsd on local friends Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
STAFFORD
Seven Patients at New Hospital Plans for North Holland Sunday
 School Convention.

Miss Lottie Hatch on her way home from school saw four deer.
 A cottage meeting was held We'd nesday night at the home of Mrs. Ellen Webber
 AT the meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. there will De- work in the first and second degree
 Mrs. William Park was called to Watertown. Mass. last week by the illness of her mother. Mrs. John Wit cher.
 F. A. Lasbury and Clarence Wood visited Hampden lodge of Springfield last week. It was past masters night. The third degree was worked.
 AIr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson of Wa
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
EAST COLCHESTER
Death of Mrs. Eunice Brown-T each .
 CTS at Lebanon Meeting,

Mrs. Eunice Brown. who for the past few months has been seriously ill, died Monday at the age of S3. During her Illness she has been faithfully cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Lappee For nearly half a century sheh as lived in this vicinity and has been an energetic worker in church and home. She is survived by many adopted children and several grandchildren, also sis ter. Mrs. Brown is mourned for by many, as she was always a kind neigh bor and friend
 Mill employees are having a holiday owing to lack of shipment orders.
 Misses Alice and Lillian Mahoney attended the Lebanon teachers meet ing held at the Lebanon Center school Friday
 The frequent cold rains are causing a delay in the farmers spring work.
 AIr. and Mrs. William Avery were callers in Norwich Monday.
 Mrs. Edward AahOney and Arthur Mahoney were visitors in North Vest chester Sunday.
 John Allen was a recent caller in Nillington.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
ONECO

Mrs. Susan Ratnbun is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles Tyler, in Wash ington, R. 1.
 Mrs. F. Partridge and Mrs. Mowry visited in Noosup one day recently.
 Miss Susie Hall is visiting her aunt Nellie Rathbun,
 o. w. Bates was in Providence on Tuesday.
 John Potter and family visited Mrs. Potter sister, Mrs. Fred Shippee, last Sunday.
 Mrs. Agnes Brown spent over last Sunday with her son, Thomas Brown returning home Tuesday.