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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Rev. Charles Smith Formally Accepts Handsome Gifts to M. E. Church. Christmas Concert

At the afternoon service of the Yer sailles M. E. church Sunday Rev. Charles Smith accepted in behalf of the church the recent gift of com munion table and stand from Frank Hyde Warrington in memory of his father, Eben Freeman Warrington. Mir Smith spoke of the gifts and numer- ous improvements made during the past three years.
 Christmas Concert.
 Members of the Versailles M. E.. Sunday school are to give a Christ mas concert at 5.30 on Sunday af- ternoon. The committee consists of Mrs. William Kinder and Mrs. F. H. Topliff.
 The many friends of Mrs. Jehn Krumbholz are pleased to learn of an improvement In her condition.
 The Occum and Versailles schools closed Friday for the holiday vaca- ton.
 H. T. German Is remodeling g DOT ement.
 Vivian A. Perkins is enjoying his holiday vacation from his duties at Mount Hermon.
 Car Damaged by Fire.
 Sunday evening a touring car the property of William Carter, was dam aged by fire. The front end of the car was badly burned and tires or the forward wheels ruined But for the prompt assistance of C. H. Seng- man, who responded to MT Carter's call for aid, the car would have been a total loss. It is thought that ar overflow of gasoline caused the fire. Proceeds $53. l The members of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety cleared S53 from their recent supper and sale. | H. N. Wood of South Coventry ha. i the sympathy of Occum friends in hi: recent injury.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
FRANKLIN
Deacon William Smith RecOvers from Aecident-Rev. ?. B. Chapman Ae- cepts Call.

Mrs. C. II. Robinson was in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs James Lathrop of Windham and MT and Mrs Ituel Hyde and Mrs Henry Hyde of Willimantic were guests Sunday of Mrs. Hermon 0ager
 Recovers from Accident osacon William Smith was able to S- out to church Sunday after his accident in Cleveland, O., several weeks ago.
 Mrs. Fred Armstrong was a recent Norwich visitor.
 Miss Ella Smith and Mrs. Charles Beckwith were in Norwich Tuesday. Miss Helen M. Lathrop, Mrs. Walter Potter and Miss Ruth Potter were re- cent guests of local relatives,
 Fred s. Armstrong lost valuable horse Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank T. Date were in Norwich Monday.
 Mrs. George Avery was a Norwich visitor on Tuesday.
 Accepts Call.
 Rev. B. P. Capshaw of Harwinton las accepted the call to the Franklin Congregational church and will take up his pastorate in the spring.
 The Christmas tree and concert will be held at the Franklin Congregational Thursday evening.
 Henry Giddings, Walter Ravens, Mrs. C. H. Giddings and Miss Alice Giddings motored to Hampton Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
Pages Nine to Sixteen

lecturer. Matte G. Smith; steward, Charlie E. Davis: assistant steward George smith: caJplain. Rev ;. C. Young; trcasurer, Leroy Lathrop' secretary, Frank Gardner; gateSeeper, Howard smith: Pomona, Mildred Abel; Ceres, Grace Frink; Flora, Edna Bent ley: lady assistant steward, Mrs. E. C. Wheeler: insurance committee. one year. George Kahn, three years, Nelson Stark.
 Brought ihree Deer.
 Elijah Abel returned from his hunt ing trip with three deer.
 A number from BoZrah grange at tended Pomona meeting in Norwich Thursday.
 Mrs. o. D. Nergason is visiting in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
NORTH STONINCTON

Judge Alfred Colt of New London spoke in the Congreg egational church Sunday morning, presenting the im- portance Of home mission work and urging systematized effort in it's pros ecuti0n.
 Rev. F. M Hollister acted as sub stitute teacher for Mrs. Holister in the grammar school two days of this week, MrsA Hoilister going 10 Crom- well to read paper before the Home club.
 Round Hill Farm. written by To- cal writer. Mrs. Irving w. Miner. has been added to the Wheeler library and is in great demand. Some local char acrers of other days live again in its pages.
 Jr5gr i.aeIus Brown Of Norwlch was in town Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21

Frank s. Robbins of Preston City was ordained a minister in the Baptist faith at the Peckham Baptist church in Lcdyard Wednesday. MT. Robbins has been supplying the pulpit of the church since Rev. N. E.. Prindle went to Vermont. The decorations were Christmas wreaths stars and bells, in Christmas colors, red and green. basket lunch was served and the ladies provided cake, sandwiches and coffee.
 End of Term.
 Schools closed Friday for the Christmas vacation. Many had Christ mas trees and exercises were rendered by the pupils.
 Closes Estate.
 Samuel E. Holdridge, who has been administrator of the estate of Joseph Larkhsm, was in Westerly and Ston- ington Wednesday and closed up the estate. The estate was divided be- tween the two sons, John $. and Frank P. Larkham.
 Injured in Runaway.
 Clinton Brown met with a serious accident Sunday afternoon while driv- ing a pair of green horses belonging to James Davis. He could not hold them and was thrown out and suffered d very bad scalp wound besides other injuries. He was taken home and a doctor dressed his wounds and made him comfortable. The horses ran away and partly demolished the wagon.
 Mrs. Luther c. Gray is the guest of relatives in Hartford. Mrs. George H. Babcock is spending a few days with relatives at Gales Ferry.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Spicer and children and Mrs. John Spicer of Nor wich were calling on friends in town | Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
NORTH LYME
Serious Case of Blood Poisoning
 Death of Charles Wood.

Mrs. Mary Fosdick has returned from lengthy visit with Mrs. Edward Bill in New Rochelle, N. Y.
 NJ. J. Stark was Moodus visitor Saturday.
 Mrs H. A. Rogers visited Mrs. Will liam Sisson over Sunday.
 Ansel Miner has blood poisoning in his hand and is in a serious condi- ton.
 Mrs. William Sisson, w. M. Sisson, Jr., and N. $. Strong were in Norwich Monday, making the trip by automo- bile.
 The Ladies Mission circle met Tues day afternoon with Mrs. Eugene Lef- fingwell.
 Funeral of Charles Wood.
 Charles Wood familiarity known as Cooney Wod, died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Cunning ham, after a long period of failing health. The funeral was held Tues day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

James H. Dixon has taken the con tract to saw the lumber on the Tanner brothers woodlot for Charles Filling hast.
 Earle Davis will saw the lumber on the Gates farm for James Downing.
 Mrs. Alice Clark is caring for her mother, Mrs. Sabra Perkins, who is seriously ill.
 Charles Fl. Barber and a lady friend attended Plainfield grange Tuesday night of this week.
 Mrs. Thomas Brown and Miss Mar garet Tanner were in Norwich Tues day.
 James Congdon, who has been seri- ously i'll, is slowly improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
NLANTIC
Capt. Edward Luce Continues in III HeaIth-Late Stayers in Pine Grove.

There is little improvement in the condition of Capt Edward Luce, who has been ill for some time. Miss Ruth Taylor of this place is caring for him.
 Benjamin D. Luce, who has been visiting his parents Capt. and Mrs. Edward Luce, has returned to his home in New York.
 Mrs. George Keeney of New York has been a guest of her parents at the Luce home on Main street for some time.
 E. K. Beckwith has force of men making repairs and additions to number of cottages at Black Point.
 Leonard Mallory of New London Is the guest of his uncle, Walter G.jBar- ker.
 Mrs. Irving J. Doolittle Miss Dor othy Doolittle and Master Frederick Doolittle, who have resided here some time will leave shortly for Hartford, where they will make their home.
 Mr and Mrs E. A. Johnson will move to the Strong Morgan house on Pennsylvania avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Alden, late stayers here, closed their cottage on Main street Friday leaving for New York to reside through the winter. They expect to return in the spring earlier than usual. | Dr. and Mrs George NJ. Barrett who are contemplating spending the winter in Hartford and Southbridge. Mass, with relatives, will leave in about two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard o. Libby will | close their cottage, Wild Air, in few weeks.
 | R. B. Washburn and George Tubbs of Norwich were among auto parties in the Grove Sunday.
 Harry Lee of New London was g visitor in the Grove Sunday. MT. Lee came out in his touring car.
 Mrs. J. W. Stiert and niece, Miss Elsie Stiert, of New York, were wis., itors in the Grove Sunday. ': R. B. Washburn of Norwich was here Sunday taking In his power boat for the winter.
 R. L. Manwaring was here Tuesday l taking in his docks. also hauling 1T l his rowboats.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
LAUREL GLEN
Supervisor Evans Visits Schools-Fox
 Killed.

A number from this place attended the entertainment in Clark's Falls giv- en by Miss Bentley and her pupils last Saturday evening for the benefit of the school.
 pr. Smith of Mystic has purchased a hunting dog from John Geer.
 Mir. Price and family have moved to Mystic
 Eionora Hill is i'll.
 Lyman Main and son Lyman of Will limantic nave been visiting at William Mains for a few days this week.
 Visited School.
 Supervisor Evans officially visited the school in this district Monday. Nathan Main killed a fox Tuesday. School closed Friday for the Christi mas vacation.
 Guy Marra's brother Michael of New York has been visiting him this week Mir and Mrs. E. Holdredge and daughter from Providence have been at Mrs. Holdredge's for a few days
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
DAYVILLE
Ladies' Aid Society Holds Closing Meeting of the Year-Miss Thomp- son Seriously III.

 Mrs. Fred Burnett and daughter spent the week end in East Killingly The last meeting of the Ladies Aid society for this year was held at the home of Mrs. W. E. LaBelle. The hostess served fee cream, cake and tea and a most enjoyable afternoon fol- lowed.
 Mrs James Walker is soon expected from Washington, D. c.
 Willard Bennett of Providence spent the week end in Dayville. at the home of his mother.
 Miss Ruth Bennett is spending few days with her parents on account of the scarlet fever scare at Storrs..
 Lemuel Gillette is out after a severe attack of grip.
 Seriously lII.
 Miss Ann Thompson Is seriously i'll at the home of Mrs. Samuel E. Der reman.
 Miss Kate Berremnn is visiting at Cherry Valley and Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs. Ellen Williams and Wayiand Bennett were in Foster, R. l.. for Sum day.
 MT and Mrs. N. Lorne Grieg were visitors in Monson Sunday.
 Miss Sadie Reddy spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. William Reddy. MT and Mrs. Charles Aver and Will Aver were in Providence. as were Mrs. A. Tait Nofe and Mrs. F. l.. Bristol
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
VOLUNTOWN
Successful MinstreIs Given by Local
 Company.

The A. & B. minstrels, a company of local artists under the management of w. V. Bradley, gave a successful entertainment in Union hall Saturday evening to a large and appreciative audience. The program follows:
 Overture, Richards orchestra: min strel opening; chorus, De Gospel Ball, company; song, Mind Your Own Bus mess, Bessie and Charles Morse: song, Tickle Toes, Miss Alpha Gaudette; song, You Can't Forget the Old Love, by w. ". Bradley; chorus, Black American company: song, Beans, Fred Bray song, l Wants Man That Aint Afraid of Work, Miss Ethel Brown; song. The Colored Band, Fred Bray and company. During intermis- Io sion selections by orchestra. In the olio were the following numbers: Buck and wing dancing, Charles Morse rec itation, The Seminole's Reply, C. C.. Bliven; song, Moonlight Bay, Miss Bessie Morse; Indian clubs, Henry Lockwood; sketch, Flirting in the Park, Everett Whipple and F. Thomp-
 son; song, I'm the Guy, Charles Morse: dancing, T. Thompson; sketch, The In telligence Office, characters, G. Welsh, E. Whipple, Edna Groves. T. Thomp- 1 son, Charles Morse and Miss Minnie Alner- Grdnu nnaIe by the company. i The company included: Interlocutor, 1 George E. Smith; bones. W. V. Brad l ley and w. Howeson: tambos, Fred
 Bray and Charles Morse; chorus Ed
 ward Groves. E. Whipple, G. Welsh, I T. Thompson, Misses Eva Gaudette,
 Alpha Gaudette, Bessie Morse, Ethel Brown, Minnie Miner; musical direct
 ress, Miss Lillian Adams. At the con l clusion of the program, dancing con- cluded a pleasant and enjoyable eve ing's entertainment.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
PRESTON
Mrs. orrin Parks Breaks Hip by Fall
 Christmas Entertainments.

Miss Maude Browning, after spend ing several weeks with Mrs. Arthur E. Shedd. has returned to her home in Michigan.
 Mrs. Leonard Geer of Willimantic was a recent visitor of her father Henry Huntington.
 Prof. w. F. Kirkpatrick, who gave an interesting lecture on Poultry at the grange Tuesday evening, was en- tertained by Worthy Master A. B. Burdick
 Christmas Concerts.
 A Christmas concert will be held al the Congregational church Tuesday evening, and one at the Baptist church Wednesday evening.
 George Kennedy of Lisbon has built an up- tod date henhouse for his broth CT, J. E. Kennedy.
 Broke Her Hip.
 Mrs. Orrin Parks. who is living at Philip Yerrington's. fell and broke her hip Wednesday. Dr. Byron Sweet at tended her
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
LEFF1NGWE,'
Closing Meeting Held by Evangelist
 Newton.

Miss Elizabeth Park and Miss liar riet Breed of Norwich were guests Sunday of Mrs. John l. Ross.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allison Ladd of Willi- mantle were guests Tuesday of the formers brother. Frederick Ladd, and sister. Mrs. Andrew Gardner
 Miss Edith Lefiingwell of North6eld is at the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs. Forrest Leffingwell, for the Christmas vacation.
 Concludes Meetings.
 Rev. w. F. Newton, the singing evangelist, who has been holding re- vivals at the Baptist church for three weeks, held the last Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Palmer moved last week into the house owned by Michael Biacker.
 Mrs. Katharine Dietz was a caller on Norwich friends Tuesday.
 Mrs. Hiram Auburn and son, Clar- ence Auburn. were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Risley of Nor Wich
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
WATERFORD

Mrs. Lydia C. Gilbert Is seriously i'll.
 Allen Young Is laid up with a se- we're attack of grip.
 Miss Ida Howard is on a short visit to her brother, Dr. Frank Howard, in Jordan. i Mrs. Charlotte Howard has returned after a visit with friends in New London.
 Elmer Peabody and Mrs. Tourgee of Gfiead were Jordan visitors Tuesday,.
 HI Willis ManWaring is setting up monument at Salem. William Will Hams is assisting in the work
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
ASHFORD
Little Saved at Young Firs-christ-
 mas Exercises.

Wednesday afternoon fire destroyed the residence of John Young, situated in the center of the town. All that friends and neighbors could do was to protect the nearby buildings. A part of the furniture was saved. but tho house was burned to the ground. Mr. Young was not at home. having gone 10 Worcester, Mass. for the day.
 School Work Described.
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. P. church served a clam chowder supper the evening of Dec. 13 to a large num- ber Mir Pratt. the school supervisor, gave a demonstration of the work which Is being done in the schools.
 Mrs. Fred Bowen entertained her sister from Charlton, Mass, for a short visit.
 The M. E. Sunday school will have concert and Christmas tree Wednes- day evening. the 18th. Mrs. Elisha Perry and Mrs. John Ethridge were the committee to purchase the pres ents for the Sunday school
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
CiSHEN
Audience We'll Entertained by Ladies' Aid Society-WiIliam Ewing Speaks on Missions.

The Ladies Aid society gave an en- tertainment in Academy hall Friday evening. Leap Year Proposal. a dra- ma of much wit and humor the center of attraction in the limelisht being Jedediah Brown and five maidens. The living pictures was another interesting feature. The different parts were well acted. Some fine selections were rendered on the Edison phonograph. There was a good sized audience re- gardless of threatening skies. Over s27 was realized and d very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
 Address on Missions.
 William Ewing of the National Sun day School Publishing society gave a very interesting address in the Goshen Congregational church Sunday even ing. His subject was The American Missionary Association and Its Mission Work in the Great West.
 ' Schools closed Friday for the holi- day vaca tion of two weeks
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
LISBON

Rev. Reuben l.. Breed of New York spoke at Newent church Sunday morn ing in the interest of the Congrega- tional Missionary societies.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Barber took an automobile ride to Flanders Sunday.
 William Briggs and family of Packer were recent guests of Mrs. G. A. Ken nedy.
 Mrs. Augustus Read. who has been very ill, is improving slowly.
 MT. and Mrs. r, H. Irons and son Frederick of Versailles were visitors at Mrs. j. H. Kennedys Sunday.
 Schools in town closed Friday for two weeks vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21

cream candy and popcorn. There was also lunch room where cookies, sandwiches and coffee were sold. The net proceeds amounted to about $10.
 In Behalf of Missions.
 Rev. Charles c. Merrill of Boston, secretary of the national apportion- ment commission, occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday. MT. Merrill spoke in behalf of the seven benevolent societies, his theme being Money and Men.b Text, Acts Il: 29. 30. and 1S: ,. 3. Mir. Merrill
 The Sunday school will have it's an nual concert and Christmas tree in the chapel Tuesday evening, Dec. 24.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
MOHEGAN
Oyster Supper Nets About $tt.

Services were held in this place Sun day morning and evening.
 There was a good number at the oyster supper held last week at the chapel. netting SIS.
 Mrs. Fowler and Mrs Avery were in Bean Hill the first of the week
 Mrs. Langenback was the guest Sun day of Mrs. Hunter.
 Fred Kent, who has been in Alichi gan for several months. has returned home.
 Mrs. Hunter was In Norwich the first of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
WESTMINSTER

The Sunday school is planning a Christmas concert at the church Tues day evening, Dec. 24th.
 Schools in town closed Friday for the holidays and will begin after New Years.
 The sermon Sunday morning will be a Christmas sermon, MT. Croft making an announcement to that effect last Sunday. The attendance at church Sunday was over forty.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Mofitt moved 10 Canterbury Friday.
 Mrs. Anna Dupree has been removed to the home of her son. Ray Moffitt.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
NORTH FRANKLIN
Meeting of Home Missionary Society
 Personal lte~.-

Personal lte~'-
 Miss Augusta Pember Is spending few days with Mrs. Dr. Danielson of Lebanon.
 Tue Home Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Redwood this week with a large attendance. Herbert F. Hoffman of Norrhamp- ton Mass. is here for a visit with his mother, Mrs Jeanette Hoffman.
 Mrs. Frank Redwood and daughter Florence and Miss Florence Hoffman attended Pomona at Norwich Thurs day
 Miss Martha Allen of Norwich spent Sunday with Miss Florence Hoffman. Mrs. Emma Warner, who has been ill with throat trouble. is gaining.
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
HOWARD VALLEY
Death of Frederick Holnrss--Applsy
 Place Sold.

Frederick Holmes died in the Day. Kfmball hospital Saturday, Dec. 14. af- ter four weeks suffering following a surgical operation. The funeral was held ID the Valley church. He leaves his wife and three small children, who have the sympathy of the entire com munity.
 Charles Burnham has bought the Appley place of Isaac HawA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
WINDHAM
Opening Supper of the Season. Friends Remember Miss Littls's Love for Flowers.

The first baked bean supper of the season was served in the chapel We'd nesday evening. in charge of Mrs. w. r. Maine, Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mrs. II. l.. Bingham. Mrs. Frank Wilcox and Mrs. II. $. Maine. A fine musical programme was given by the Kinne- Card orchestra of South Windham. Alfred Card, cornedst, Herbert Card, viohnlst, and Mrs. Heleln Kinne Card, pianist. About Ss was cleared.
 Mrs. John NJ. Palmer has returned from q visit with her son, j, E. Palmer of Hartford.
 Attended Miss Little's Funeral.
 Nephews and nieces from out of
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
SOUTH LYME

Mrs. Curtis Egglestone Is slowly im- proving after a serious illness.
 The Boys and Girls club met at Ma pie Wait Tuesday evening; 1t was also library night and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
OAKDALE
PIa" and Holiday Sale Clear About $7o-Rev. c. C. Merrill at Cen~rega- tional Church.

The four-act play entitled Me and Otis, given in the hall at Montvllle Center last week Friday evening by members of the Mems Social club and the x. l.. club, was a grand success
 Each acted his part admirably. The hall and booths were very nrettily dec orated with evergreen and Christmas bells. Fancy and domestic articles made by the Ladies Social union and X. L. club were on sale. also cake, ice
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
PENDLETON HILL

Several from here attended the school entertainment at Clark's Falls Saturday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
New London County
UNCASVILLE

ass Pins for Seniors-Officers and Committees of Baptist c. E. Society Celebration of Wedding Anniver- sary.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
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LEDYARD

Christmas Decorations Of Church at Rev. F. s. Robbins Ordination Clinton Brown Injured in Driving Accident
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21
BCZRAH
Grange Holds Annual Election
 Elijah Abel Gets Three Deer.

On account uf the storm the regular meeting of the grange was held Thurs day evening with a good attendance. The following officers we're chosen for the ensuing year: Master. Alice A. Bishop; overseer, Charles B, Davis;
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