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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

There has been material Improvement j
Howard Shanks' hitting ever since h
was dropped down in the batting order
and the chances are that IL he can kee
up the present pace he will brin,
his average up TO respectable mark b
the time the season ends. There IS II
reason why Shanks should not eventual
develop into a good hitter. His stand a
the plate is perfect and he picks out goo
balls to hit at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

From the Cincinnati Enquirer we CLEAN
the following interesting if true, news
item: 'Umpires Finneran and tombstone
are soon to be let out and their places
taken by new men from the minor leagues
who have made good in the slower COM
pany. President Lynch has watched the
work Of his men very carefully, and has
concluded that these two will not hold
up the dignity of the league"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

II the Nationals are going we'll when
they strike Cleveland the playing of four
games in two days might prove big
advantage. and give them chance to
gain on Boston. providing. of course.
that three Of the four. if not the entire
four can be won. Cleveland is going
none too well, and IL is the intention to
do a lot of experimenting when the team
gets on it's own grounds-a condition
which should prove OF benefit to the Ma
tionals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25

SOIrTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
Who is Going and Coming Incidents, Accidents
and Building in Three Counties.

Bible school subject, The Boy Jesus
in the Temple. Christian Endeavor
topic, Generosity; leader Miss Je-
neva Smith. The pastor will speak at
o'clock on Christ Before PLATE.
Mrs. Frank Miner and Miss Nettie
Gridley left Saturday for a weeks
visit among friends in Boston.
Frank Sawyer who has been en-
ployed in PalmeTs guilt factory is
working for George Dart at Uncas-
vile. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer are en-
pertaining relatives from Lyme.
Rev. George c. Chappell, pastor of
she Union Baptist church, attended the
New London County Baptist Minis
ters' conference held at Mt Calvary
Baptist church Monday. Mr. Chap
pell delivered an address at the patri-
otic entertainment held at the Mohe-
gan Congregational church Tuesday
evening. Subject, The Way to Win.
Many Attend Social.
A successful c. E. social was held
at the chapel of the Union Baptist
church Friday evening last week, a
large number attending.
The two church membership train
ing classes met at the Baptist par
sonage Friday and Saturday evening
with the pastor, Rev. George c. Chap
pell.
Rev. and Mrs. George c. Chappell
and Miss Gladys I.atimer played two
trios, flute, violin and piano, az the
Grange entertainment at Palmer Me-
mortal hall Wednesday evening,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
PRESTON
Recent Aeeidsnts-Fiinch and Whist
Parties.

missionary meeting was held at
Rev. \. B. Prindle's Thursday.
Miss Florence Kennedy met with a
painful accident Monday afternoon,
getting her left hand caught in a
corn shelter.
There is no school in the Haskell
school this week on account Of the Ill
ness of the teacher, Miss Phebe Shelf
field.
Rev. N. E. Prindle held a meeting
at A. D. Zabriskie's Tuesday evening.
A rehearsal for the Grange play
was held at A. 8. Burdicks Monday
night. Refreshments were served and
a pleasant evening enjoyed.
Ned Wheeler visited with his moth
er in Willimantic over Sunday.
Mrs. Way Finishes Visit.
Mrs. Sarah A. Way of Manchester.
Vt, who has been spending the win
ter with her niece, Mrs. John &. Bates,
left Monday for Saratoga. n. Y,
where she Will spend a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. George L. Wood
cock.
James Henry Fitch, who is employed
in the bleachely, had his hand badly
cut by buzz saw recently.
Annie McAvoy entertained { few
Young friends at Finch Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sherman gave
a whist party to over thirty friends
Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
LISBON
Much Amusement for Those Who At.
tended Mock Triai-General News.

Mrs. J. H. Kennedy spent Tues
DAY in Norwich, the guest of Mrs,
Theron Tefft.
Arthur Edmunds was in Danielson
Sunday.
Miss Agnes Grierson of Norwich
was the guest of Miss Alice Kennedy
Sunday.
Claire Barber of Waterbury spent
the week end at the home Of his par
ents in this place.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
Mock Trial.
There was an attendance of about
seventy at the social given at the
parsonage, the principal attraction be-
ing a mock trial, Samuel johnson
Jones, colOred man. being accused
OF stealing five hens and a rooster
from Erastus Brown. The parts were
taken as follows: Judge, f. e. HYDE:
prosecuting attorney, r. r, Barber;
counsel for defendant. w. S. Foote:
clerk of the court, Z. w. Corbett;
sheriff, Paul Bradlaw: defendant.
Charles Budiet. Jr.; witnesses, Lras-
tus Brown, H. J. Kendall; Mr.. Cold
feet, c. f, Johnson; Mr.. Killemquick.
Charles Budiet, ST.; jeremiah Come
over, r, f. Read; Obadiah Hill, Harry
Foote. The part of prosecuting at
torney was to have been taken by
Rev. F.. A. Fuller. but he was unable
TO he present. Refreshments of sand
witches, cake and coffee were passed
at the close.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
BOZRAH
Rev. G. c, Pollock breaches at Con-
sregatisnal Church-Grange Hears
Worcester Speaker.

An exceedingly interesting sermon
WAS preached by Rev. 9. c. Pollock
in the Congregational church Sunday
from the third epistle of John, second
verse: Beloved, l wish above all
things that thou mayest prosper and
be in health, even as thy soul nros-
pereth. At the close there was a
Sunday school session with Rev. G.
C. Pollock as teacher Of the older
class.
Various Items.
The missionary society meets with
Mrs. Judson Miner this Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs Charles Freeman of Worcester
Is visiting Mrs. Charles eager.
Miss Maude G.. Lathrop and Miss
Edith Leffingwell attended the grange
Wednesday evening and spent the
night at Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gagers
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. eager, Jr., called
on friends in Bozrah Wednesday.
Clifford Lsthrop of New LONDON
spent Saturday night with Leroy La
throp.
Worcester Speaker Addresses Grange
At the grange meeting Wednesday
evening seven candidates were in
structed in the first and second de-
grees Mrs. Julia Freeman, lecturer
of Worcester Central Pomona grange,
made a brief address. There were
about fifty present.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
GALES FERRY
Epworth League Members Enjoy Lit
erary Evening-Notes and Person

The third intermeut in the Gales
Ferry cemetery within two weeks oc-
CURED here on Sunday, the remains
of the late James McCracken Of Led
yard Center, former resident of this
vicinity, being brought here for burial
in the family lot A plan of the GEM
etery grounds has been issued recent
ly by Neyes B. Allyn, president of the
Cemtery association, and distributed
by Mr.. Allyn to the owners Of the lots
or their descendants.
Mrs. Martha Noyes of Mystic is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs Sarah J. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Newbery were
recent guests over night of Mrs. New
bery's sisted, Mrs. Fred Richards OF
Laurel Hill avenue, Norwich.
Mrs. Ellen Satterlee was the guest OF
her sister. Mrs Susan Chapel, in New
London, Monday.
Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and
Mrs. E. H. Tracy. of New London spent
Wednesday with their uncle, Noyes B.
Allyn.
Mrs. Ellen Turner of the Lester dis
trict was caller in New London on
Tuesday.
Entertained Reading Club.
Miss Alice Satterlee entertained the
newly formed Reading club at her
home on Tuesday afternoon, ten guests
being in attendance. The readers for
the afternoon were Mrs. Harlan New
berry and Miss Laura Perkins. Re
freshments and a social time were en-
ioyed at the close of the readings.
Miss Sarah Latimer will entertain
the club at the next session, on Feb
ruary 18th.
Miss Mabel Smith and her guest,
Two
Groton and New London on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Harris of Groton Wis
tied her parents, Mrs. Harmon L. Per
kins, on Tuesday.
Gales Ferry 5ugIe.
The second blast of the Gales Ferry
Bugle, arranged as magazine even
ing BY the social and literary depart
ment Of the Epworth league, provided
a pleasant means Of entertainment for
an appreciative audience on Friday
evening Of last week. Original poems
and compositions, with interesting and
amusing articles, were contributed 10Y
local and out of town talent, and We're
efficiently rendered by Rev. c. Wilson
Harrison. Sister Emma Harrison, D,
C. Perkins, Miss Laura Perkins, Miss
Ada Webb, and Irving Hurlbutt.
Lieut., ]. p. Leavenworth, U. S. A, a
senior at Sheffield Scientific schoolre-
turned to New Haven Tuesday even
ing. having made a visit with his
mother. Mrs. Hudson Leavenworth.
Mrs. Charles B. Jennings Of New
London was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Richard Latimer on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leonard Gibson of New Lon
don. with her son and daughter were
guests of Miss Mabel Smith Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. D. c. Perkins called on friends
at the Navy Yard and New London
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 3. Taft of Newton
Center, Mass, who are spending the
winter in New London, were callers
at their summer home at Allyn's Point
Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
ASHWILLETT
Funeral of Irtis EcclestOn.

The funeral Of Trtis Eccleston was
held in the chapel Wednesday at 2
o'clock, with burial in the family lot
there. He died at the BaclSus hospital
Sunday evening, after being sick for q
week with congestion Of the kidneys.
He had not been feeling well for q
year He leaves a wife and eight
children. father and three sisters to
mourn his loss, besides q host OF
friends. He was the only son of Frank
and Calista Main Eccleston, and has
lived here most Of his life. He was q
members of the Forsters of America
There was q delegation Of % in at
tendance. and they conducted the scr-
vices at the grave. The funeral Ssr-
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Chamberlain OF Bethel N. E. church.
The bearers were six members Of the
Foresters. He was IS years old.
Irving Rathbone was in Norwich -
Monday.
William Weisman is wOrktng IN the
mill again at GlssgO.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
SALEM
Mrs. z. r. Bailey Entertained Ladies
Aid society-SchOols Visited by
State Supervisor.


The Ladies' Aid society met this
week at the home of Mrs. F. r. Bal
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lane spent Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives in
New London.
Miss Josephine Hart was a week
end guest at the home Of Mrs. Nelson
Palmer.
State Supervisor A. n. Potter Of
Willimantic visited the schools in
town this week and met with the
school board in the Central school on
Thursday evening.
Mrs NJ. R. SiegfTied, who has been
seriously i'll at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Catharine Locke, in
Camden. n. j., is able to Oe out and is
contemplating a trip to the middle
west in the near future.
Rev T. A. Williams and Nathaniel
Clark attended the ministers meeting
in Taftville Tuesday.
William Maynard was in New Lon
don on business last Monday.
Miss Pearl Brown of Mystic spent
several days of this week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Brown.
T. Hunt SterIy and family have
closed the Red Cottage, where they
spent the greater part of last summer
and the present winter, and taken up
their residence in their apartment at
the Mocican hotel in New London.
Mr.. Sterry's health is much improved.
]. Frank Rogers was in New Lon
don on business last Friday.
William Darling was a Norwich WIS.,
itor this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
NiANTIc
Death Of Mrs. Ellen HsrvinGhsR-
Items from Village and Grove


Mrs. Ellen Harrington, wife Of Seseno
o. Harrington, died at her homa IN
Pine Grove Tuesday eTonine. Afrr.
Harrington had been a Long sufferer
from Bright's disease. Daring her i'll
ness she had been under the constant
care Of her devoted husband and Mrs.
Arthur MontroBe. q
Howard M. Pitkn, 8, property owner
and summer resident at the Grove, re-
turned to his home in East Hartford
Tuesday after a short stay in the
Pines.
Capt and Mrs. Norman w. HOwars
and Miss Sarah 4. GEeeniaS< expect -
leave their cottage In Wells street the
1rst OF April and 50 TO the Head Of tbs
River, to reside in Frank Keenavr
residence. Mr.. Rogers hsytn& seCnTpd
work with MIR. Keensy. 5..
Joseph W. Hill has purchased q
prize White Wyandotte cockerel. The
bird is fine one less than q year cid.
Going Abroad.
Mrs. Norman Bickford and 0auRAtaE.
Miss Helen. well known in the Pines,
expect to leave the last Of the month
for q tour Of Europe. They will visit
their cottage and call on friends IN
the Grove upon their return from
abroad, probably the last Of SepeeMNer.
Village and Grove Notes.
John Lee, q summer visitor to tha
Pines has gone to Bermuda for the
winter.
Frank Harris carr1ss the mail to
Pine Grove daily. The matter lie l0et
at S. 0. Harrlngton's store.
Mrs Matte Bishop of the Gold&n
Spur district was calling on Dr.. aad
Mrs. A. I. Bishop in PenngyivsniR ave
nue. Tuesday.
Mrs Alice Arnold has rented her
residence in Washington avenue to q
couple in the RoKbu1y district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Gates have re-
turned to their home in Barre, VT
They were here to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Gates father, Nehemiah Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haynes have
been entertaining their daughter. Mrs.
Jesse Bradley, from New HAVEN
Charles Hagstrom, employed Ia Hart
ford, is visiting his mother, Mrs, Hnns
Hagstrom
Adolph Taylor mas returned to his
employment in Hartford.
Frank Beckwith and Chsxles GntaE,
Jr., of the Cornfleld Point liShtBhip ars
at their homes here on ten days shore
leave. NH
Roger Coates of Norfolk, Va, IL VS.
iting relatives in town.
Gurdon 3. Coates of New ToFk, q
travelling salesman, visited Mrs. Coates
in Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday,
Mrs. W. J. ManwsrinE of New IN
ven called on Mr.. and Mrs R. L. MaA-
waring at the Knicazerbocker hOtel on
Tuesday. FIX.
Oren Howard is able to be eat R4eeF
long Illness.
Judge A. I. Bush has returnsG frVvs
PHILADELPHIA and Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

try was decorated with electric lights.
the wiring being done by Carl DUR
and Ludwig Krumholz E. p. Bald
win was at the door. C. w. Perkins
presided at the food table. Irving
Gregorg had charge of the coffee. The
walters were G. w. F,rohmander, Gus
tave Lambert, G. w. Allen, John Allen,
Walter Speak, Thomas Robinson, r. G..
Sherman, William Kinder. w. H.
Mitchell, Edwin Bugbee, F. H Topliff.
Following the supper the following
pleasing programme was given:-
Cornet solo, Harry Sengman; duet,
Gustave Lambert, accompanied by r.
q. Sherman, piano; violin solo, How
ard Bushnell: duet, Mr., Howard, ac-
companted by Mrs. c. H. Phillips, pi-
ano. A sketch which was lit of
the evening was given by William
Kinder, Thomas Robinson, George w.
Allen, GustRve LambeH% w. H, Mitch
ell. Walter Speak, Edwin Bugbee. A
District School, with John Allen as
teacher, and William Kinder, w. II.
Mitchell, Thomas Robinson, Edwin
Bugbee, Walter Speak, George W. Al
len, Gustave Lambert as pupils with
their Rotations and songs was ap-
preclated by the audience. Prof. Il It.
Naples rendered two selections in a
piedStnS manner X. q, she rmal pre-
sided at the piano during the evening.
LEGAL Notes.
On Friday the contractors cemplet-
ed the setting UP of two combers for
the TotOkett Manufacturing company.
Z. W, Perkins was called to Oakland.
Me-. on Thursday by the illne ss Ct his
father.
H. I. German is harvesting 1S-inch
ice.
Vivian A Perkins returned from his
school duties at Mount He-n4on on
Thursday, suffering from a broken col
larbone, received while playing bas-
ketball.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
HANOVER
Funeral of Dorothy v. Jamss--PIans
for Lincoln Service.

The funeral of Dorothy Viola, in
FAINT daughter of George and Jennie
James, was held in their home near
the pulp mill Wednesday. Rev. :. Fl.
Peck conducted the funeral service.
The child died after a brief illness
on Monday Age, four months.
Mrs. Emma Baldwin, under the care
of a nurse, Mrs Ida Williams of Nor
witch, seems to be recovering from
pneumonia.
The teachers Of the Sunday school
held a quarterly meeting and were
entertained Wednesday evening at the
home of William s. Lee.
The cottage meeting this week was
held at the home of Mrs. John
Thorne,
Lincoln Service.
The Sunday school will observe
Lincoln Memorial day Sunday. Will
lam c. Harrison has been appointed
librarian.
William S. Lee, Miss Eelen Eadie,
Miss Ellen Peck are on the library
committee.
Harold Parker rendered a violin
solo at the EndeavOr rally last Sun
day evening.
David Whipple, formerly of Le1yard
and recently living with his family on
the Westminster road. died January
81, in his eighty third year. he was
buried in Canterbury Plains. Rev. MIR.
Clark off1ciating.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
HAMBURG
improvements In Local sohssF-FW.
sonal ltems.

Mrs William Sawyer entertained har
daughter, Mrs Fred Edwards, anA
sister, Mrs. Mathews, from Essex laHt
Sunday.
Mrs. Hamilton has returned from q
visit with her son in Willkmaatic.
Miss Mabel Martin has been quite
i'll at the home of her sister, MFa.Fre6
King, in Saybrook, but r. bester nov
The Rev. r. M. Oalpes returned last
Friday from a visit to New Haven.
/ The schools have received sanitArS
water pals, new maps and a large
number of books for reading
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harding. Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Jewett, Mrs Mary Eos
die and Haldrain Clark attended East
Haddam Grange last Wednesday ove-
ming.
An evening with Dickens was en-
1oyed Tuesday. Sketches of his lifa
and books were given.
Lodowick Bill attended Sea, View
Pomona last Thursday in Deep River
Samuel Jewett was the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. John Tiffany, last
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Bill and Stanley Davis
were callers in Old Lyme last Mon
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
LEBANON
Masquerade Ball a Big Success-ofT.
GERS of Newly Organized Athletic
Association-SOeial Notes.

A masquerade ball was held at
Grange hall Friday evening of last
week. About twenty couples partici-
pated in the grand march. Each lady
brought q box lunch, sufficient for
two, and hot coffee was served dur
ing intermission. Stsntens orches-
ira furnished music.
Lost to Colchester.
Saturday evening basketball team
from this place went to Colchester
and was defeated by the Colchester
team, 20 to g.
At the First Congregational church
Sunday morning, the services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Campbell Of
Springfield, Mass. A solo was sung by
Mrs. F. N. Taylor.
The Junior Endeavor meeting was
led by Richard Bishop. A helpful
Christian Endeaver meeting was led
by the president of the society. Miss
Rose Standish At this meeting, Rev.
Mr.. Campbell made brief remarks and
Mrs. Taylor sang a solo.
Monday evening; the regular month
~ business meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor society was held at the home
of Miss Virginia Loomis.
Ernest Church of Hartford was the
guest Of friends in town last Sunday.
Birthday Guests.
On Monday, Mrs. E. ]. Tucker en-
tertained Mrs. Reuben Manning, Miss
Mile Ward and Master Arnold Man
ming Of North Franklin and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Tuckerf in honor of her
birthday.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. E. L. Danielson Thursday.
day with her parents, Mr.. anu Mrs
George r. DImock of Gurleyville.
New Athletic Club.
The men of the town have formed
an organization for promoting ath-
letics, known as the Lebanon Athletic
club, which holds meetings in the
town hall The officers are: PreAdent,
Otto L. Pultz; vice president, Christie
Foster; secretary and treasurer, Mon
roe Pultz; committee on rules, Chris
tie Foster, Myron Hoxie, Harold Ma
son; captain basketball team, Charles
H. Abel; manager basketball team,
Monroe Pultz.
Winthrop Abel Of Norwich has
been insisting his mother, Mrs Carrie
Abel, and his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin LOOMS
Baptist Roll Call.
The roll call of the Baptist CHURCH
was held on the evening of February
l. Many letters were received from
absent members, several sending mon
ey. After the roll call and interest
ing remarks by the pastor, Rev. e. ].
Ayres, there was social when sand
wiches, cake and coffee were served.
Melted s1O65.
Tuesday evening, February 6, a So
cial was held in the chapel of the Bap-
fist church. A variety supper was
served, followed by recitations by
Mrs. w E. Manning Of Yantic, which
were much enjoyed by all, as were
reading by Carl Bishop and recita-
tons and song by the Dimon boys.
S10.66 was added to the treasury.
Friends of Mrs. Alice Peckham, who
with her daughter, Mrs Ida Abel, is
spending the winter in Vineland, n,
j., are pleased to hear that she is
much improved in health.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
Pages Nine to Sixteen

Thursday. Mrs. Comstock is the first
honorary member 10 entertain the So
ciety
Mrs. Charles T. Beebe is entertain
ing her niece, Miss Grace Hanney, OF
Durfee HILL
Fred Cush1nan has resigned at Her
bert Darts and obtained work in Nor
wich Frank Sawyer has succeeded
him in Darts store.
Mrs. George Rice of New Haven is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Staplings, who
have been visiting in Stonington, have
returned home.
Real Estate Sale.
The property formerly owned by
Peter Cleveland. located on Gay Hill,
has been sold to Seth Armitage
Good Catch of Pickerel.
"A party composed of Matt A. Tinker,
Fred Dewire, Dan d. Home, George II.
Bradford, Harry Atwood and Fred ].
Hope spent Monday fishing for pickerel
through the ice at East Lyme. A fine
catch Of Is fish was the result.
Pastor Receivers.
Rev. f. d. Luddingten, who ON ac-
count of illness has not been able to
at Quaker Hill, has recovered enough
to deliver the usual sermon on Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Charles I. Beebe entertained
the Ladies' Aid society at her home at
Buena Vista farm on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Girls Form Club.
The members of the class III Sunday
school taught by Mrs. Leolin A. Com
stock have formed a club which will
hold it's first meeting this Saturday
afternoon at Mrs. COmstocks. The
members are Ruth Long, Hazel Beebe,
Thelma Dram, Frances Edwards, Mill
cent Comstock, Beth Alexander, Jennie
Nelson.
Grange Gives Play.
Montvile grange. p. of r.. presented
a three act comedy, Back to the Coun-
try Store. in Palmer Memorial hall on
Wednesday evening. The committee of
| arrangements was Mrs. Charles Bart
lett, Mrs. c. Everett Chapman and Mrs.
j. Lawrence Raymond.
Coasting Accident.
William Jefferson. son of Mrs. An
ME Jefferson. of New London, who
lives with his grandmother, Mrs, Will
liam Atwood, was badly injured while
coasting. A severe wound in his leg
! required Is stitches to close.
Mrs Earl I. Browning, who has been
confined to her bed with an attack OF
| pneumonia, is able to sit up for short
time each day. Mr.. Browning has been
confined to his bed since Saturday
with an attack Of grip.
At Salem Golden Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Beebe, Miss
| Hazel Reebe and Rover Beebe were
guests at the 50th anniversary Of the
marriage of Mrs. Beebe's parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. Samuel Hanney, of Salem.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. c. ]. Holmes has returned
from Lebanon, where she has been
for the past three weeks caring for
Mrs Or A. Nsttleton and daughter,
who have been ILL.,
Miss Lena Manwarfng was ~ hef
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Luther Spaulding was catAsK
IN Norwich Thursday.
Miss Flora Spaulding is confined to
her home by illness. I'll
Mrs. Ida Cummings was In WtgA-
msEtic wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-10
OAKDALE.
Back to the Country Store" Present
cd by Montvile Grange-NOtes and
Personals.

On account Of the cold and snow
there was no preaching service at the
Montville Center church on Sunday. A
short session Of the Sunday school
was held.
Rev. Mr.. Arnold of Norwich was a
caller in this place on Wednesday.
Rev and Mrs c. L. French Of Girls
void and J. C. Fellowes were enter
tanned at dinner at Paul Glasbrenner's
on Thursday.
Mrs. Albert J. Fox, who has been Sc
riously sick. is very much improved
and hopes are entertained Of her re-
cOvery.
Grange Entertainment.
AIontville grange, P. of H, gave the
drama. Back to the Country Store, in
the hall at 1Iontville Center on Fri
day evening. The Ladies society fur
nished New England supper.
Paul P. Glasbrenner and Edward e.
Reynolds are serving on the jury at
the civil term of the superior court,
which is being held in New London.