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Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
NORTH FRANKLIN
Local Automobists Visit Easthsmpton, Mass.-Newsy Incidents Of the Week Gone By.


 Mrs. Emma Warner spent Spnday with her daughter. Mrs. N. $. Loomls, at Lebanon.
 Miss Gertrude Manning spent the past week with Mrs. Reuben Man ming
 MT. and Mrs Frank A. Redwood and three children and Miss Florence Hoffman went on ar auto trip to East hampton, Mass, Saturday. returning on Monday
 Mrs. Louise Simpson and daughter. Dorothea. have returned to Norwich, after spending few days with Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Simpson at Roselawn
 The Misses Virginia and Florence Loomis have been spending several days with their grandmother. Mrs. Emma Warner. The party spert We'd nesday at ocean Beach.
 Mrs. A. IT. Browning spent Tuesday with Mrs. R. F. Stanton at Williman- tic.
 c. A. Heath has been spending few days at his home at Ludlow. Mass. Mrs Baldwin of Norwich spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Giles Harrington. Miss Florence Hoffman spent Tues day with friends at POquetanuck Cove. Irene Cruthers returned 10 her home at Thamesville Thursday, accompani T by her aunt Mrs. J. H. Mahoney.
 Mrs. Etta Watson is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. R. Race. Mrs. Charles Clark of Lebanon road | is quite i'll. Allen B. Lincoln of New Haven call- | ed at l.. A. Brownings the past week Percy Cruthers, Thamesville. is yis- iting his aunt, Mrs J. H Mahoney. Miss Eunice Webler of Bridgeport | hes been spending a week with her l aunt Mrs A. R. Race.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
OLD MYSTIC

Mrs. Joseph Desley with her Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic at the homeo the former teacher, Mrs. Pren. tlce Allen Williams, Wednesday after noon. Mrs. Desley was assisted in the l care of the children by Mrs. Williams. Miss Emma Avery Williams, Miss Hull Idah May and Miss Helen Hayward Williams. The members of the class who were present are Clifford Holmes, Spicer Brown, Clifford Desley. Hobart Siswicl1. Harry Cady, Jr, Carl Ham, mond, Carl Main, Frederick Marchand. Henry Barnes, Theodore Caswel and Vernon Hood, Thena Ives. Florence | Ives and Alice Ives being present as guests. A basket luncheon and clam chowder was served and was enjoyed | by all. During the afternoon phopo- graph selections were enjoyed and l games in variety were played Some uf the young ladies pronounced it the best picnic ever
 Business and Pleasure. The Baptist Young Peoples union | held a business and social session Fri | day evening with Rev and Mrs. Henry | D. Anderson at the Baptist parsonage. | After business had been transacted a 1 social hour was enjoyed, 25 members being in attendance. Ice cream and | cake were served
 ! Gypsy Fete.
 A Gypsy fete was held Friday even | ing by the young women of the Meth odist Episcopal church on the parson- age lawn. lee cream cake, candy. | lemonade and buttonhole bouquets had a erady sale Miss Iva Johnson, dress | ed as a gypsy. told fortunes to all who visited her in her tent. Four little girls arrayed at gypsy children sold the flowers. Miss c. Louise Harris and | Miss Florence Johnson served at the | lemonade well, and the Misses Mar jOrie Harris. Leah Johnson Emma 1 Williams, Christine Avery. Huldah Desley. Fannie w. Morgan Hattie Lamphere Harriet Ralyea, Lottie Mar | chand, Clara Brown, Prudence Fish and Ruth Dyer served ice cream cake and candy. All who assister in the sale were attired in gypsy costumes. The proceeds will be used for church | expenses.
 Gardner Ingram Marriage.
 Miss Carrie Ellen Ingram of Bennett's l Corners. Old Mystic, and Otis DenisOn Gardner of Groton borough were mar ried Monday at the latter place by the Rev. James R. Danforth, pastor of the Congregational church. The ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate families of the bride and groom. Mir. and Mrs. Gardner will re side in Groton borough.
 Ladies Aid With Mrs. Russell.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Floyd s. Russell at Hillside Lawn.
 Safe in Scotland.
 Friends have received word of the safe arrival at Scotland of Mrs. Albany R. Smith and sons, Jackie and Wilbur Mrs Smith says they encountered many icebergs and she suffered from the cold during the voyage. Master Jackie, the year old son, says it was a great thing to meeet his grandfath- CT in Scotland, but it will be a great q joy to return to Connecticut
 MT ana Mrs. William Johnston and daughter of Willimantic, who are stop ping at Pleasant Beach, called a few days since on Rev. and Mrs. Harry E Anderson at the Baptist parsonage
 making the trip to and from the beact in their automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27

last week, coming for the funeral of Mrs. George D. Thompson.
 Levi F. Dewey of Buckland is visit ing his brother, c. w Dewey.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Pendleton arrived home Thursday evening from a weeks visit in New London
 Miss Dora T. Maine has gone to Derby. Vt, for a months stay.
 Mrs. D. F. Chapman has been visit ing in Waterford this week.
 Shaping Suburban Homes.
 A photographer was in the village on Thursday looking for subjects for a series of pictures of suburban homes for woman's magazine.
 Tea Garden We'll Patronized.
 The tea garden held this week on the lawn of the Congregational church for the benefit of the childrens playground was well patronized, drawing visitors from many surrounding towns and from the summer resorts in the vicin- ity.
 Suffrage for Women.
 The woman suffragists spoke in this village Wednesday evening to an au- dience of about sixty made up large ly Of women and children
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
ASHWILLETT
Mrs. Crumbs Wistaria is Blooming
 Personal Topics.

P. $. Guile has purchased a new au- tomobile.
 Miss Annie Wiseman and S D. Pierce of Rixtown were in Norwich Saturday.
 Edgar H. Clark and family have been entertaining Mir. Clark's niece. Miss Ada Stearns, of Waterbury, for few days.
 Mrs. William Tolhurst and little son Gordon of Providence are visiting Mrs Tolhurst's cousin, Mrs. E. H. Clark, in RiXtOWn.
 Mrs. William Clark of CampbelPs Mill was calling on relatives last week Thursday.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumh has a wistaria in bloom. Last year it blossomed in early spring and late autumn.
 l.. Bromley has finished driving team for Ingalls, and is to watch the mill in Voluntown.
 Arthur Morgan delivered the four horse team driven by L, Bromley to parties in Norwich Monday.
 A. G. Billings of Natick, R. L. was at his farm here Monday from visiting with his sister at Pen6 teton Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
HAMBURG
Sea View Pomona's Picnic on August
 8-Motor Boat Party.

Miss Etta Woodruff of South Wind sor has returned home. after a visit with Mrs Ray Harding at Ashlawn farm.
 The Misses Maria and May Harding returned from Danbury summer school last week.
 Miss Rachel Tiffany visited her grandparents at North Lyme last week.
 Mrs. C. s. JeWett has returned from trip to Hartford. and is with her daughter on Bill Hill.
 Miss Carrie Bill was Hartford vis- itor one day last week.
 Mrs. l.. ". Reynolds entertained company the past week.
 Sea View Pomona, No. &. will hold its annual picnic at the Valley Orchard. Deep River. Thursday. August s. Re treatments 10 he carried by all who attend. Coffee will be free. Stanley Davis of Saybrook spent few days on Bill Hill the first of ina week.
 Mrs. w. AL Anderson has been quits i'll the past week. Reginald Lord took 3 party 10 ths | beach last Tuesday in his power boat Siren
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
WATERFORD
Newton Beebe Recovering from Long illness-Attend Groton Picnic at the Golden Spur.

Mrs. E. B. Young was the guest uf Mrs. J. Lawrence Colt Wednesday.
 Miss Elizabeth James was the guest of Mrs Owen c. Williams at Buena Vista Wednesday.
 Mrs. W. L. Driscoll was the guest of friends at Logger Hill Tuesday.
 Miss Ida Howard is spending the week at Pleasure Beach.
 Mrs. C.FC Prentiss and daughters, the Misses Ruth, Barbara and Isabelle, of Hartford, have returned to Chalk CTS Beach. where thy are spending the summer. after visit with Mrs. Prentiss' mother. Mrs. r. NJ. Rose, at Jordan
 Mrs. I-udencla Johnson of Groton has returned home after a visit at Buena Vista.
 Mrs. Mary A. IlttleAeld, Mrs. l.. E. Johnson and Mrs. Owen C. Williams attended the Baptist picnic of the Gro tonians at the Golden Spur Wednes day.
 Mrs. H. Willis Manwaring and Mrs. Emma Pachey were guests of friends at Buena Vista Thursday,
 Newton Beebe, who has been serl- ously III for q long time, Is slightly im- proved, and his friends are antielpat- ing his early recovery,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27

New York city. Mrs. Jane Pearce, sec retary. Mrs. Baldwin and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Webber, Mrs George Ashley, Mrs. Beck and two young sons, Miss Anna Holaran and May Tosay Thes expect to stay about two weeks, while Mrs. Green VIII probably stay the rest of the summer.
 Mrs E. P Lewis and Mrs Cassius Collins attended. the picnic at Ashaway Tuesday.
 home from long visit with her aunt, Mrs Abbe L. Lewis. at Glasgo
 George Davison of the Federal Felt mill has returned frJ ma business trip to New York city
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
NIANTIC
Bottle Thrown from Train Broke By ron Billings Bone-SUperintendent Miner Recovering.

Miss Edna ComstocS has returned tO New Haven. after a lengthy visit.
 Mrs. Curtis Egglestone has returned home from a visE to various points 9f interest on Long Island.
 flames Slate of South Lyme has re- s6med his duties as baggagemaster at Mantle.
 Miss Jessie Stanhope was a Lyme visitor yesterday.
 Miss Mabel Sims and her sister-in- law who have been visiting MT, an1 Mrs. R. P. Stanhope. have returned t9 their home in Montchir \. J.
 Miss Laura Peck has been the guest of Mrs. Arthur White of New London the past week.
 Mrs. James Champlin' is the guest Of relatives in Ivoryton.
 Byron Billings is suffering from % bad fracture of the leg. caused by be- ing hit with a large junk bottle thrown from an express train.
 Miss Elizabeth P. Slate is visiting relatives and friends in New London this week.
 Arthur Miner. superintendent of the Mantle Menhaden Oii and GuanO oom- pany, is slowly. recovering from se- were illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
GOSHEN
Rev. and Mrs. Marcus Burr Piay the Host-Formsr Resident, Now of Spain, ReVisits Old Scenes.

Rev. William H. Gulick. a former resident of this place. and a mission ary to Spain. was a recent visitor in this place
 Miss Ethel F. Randall is the guest of friends in Norwich
 Rev. and Mrs B. D. Remington anf Master Edwin Turner of Colchester were visitors at, Maple Hill farm ons day this week
 A party of young people from this place spent an enjoyable day at Oceau Beach on Wednesday. l. Rev. and Mrs. Marcus Burr enter tained a party of young people at their home on Tuesday evening. Games. story telling and singing were heartily enjoyed by all who were present.
 Several from this place attended the Sunday school picnic of the Colchester Congregational church at Hayward $ Lake on Wednesday.
 The Ladies Aid society met at th8 home of Mrs. James A. Randall this week Tuesday.
 Miss Alice J. Taylor of Irvmgton. N. J.. is visiting at the home of W. l. Mott.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
LEFFINGWELL
Sunshine Band Passed Delightful Day
 at Lake-Visitors of the Week.

at lake-Visitors of the Week.
 Fred Gartmann of New York was recent guest of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred H Beebe
 Miss Gladys Beebe of Norwich spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs Samuel Beebe.
 The members of the Sunshine band and few of their friends enjoyed d days outing at Gardner Lake Tuesday. At noon the party sat down to an ap- petizing dinner of salads. sandwiches, pies, cake, lemonade and ice cream. The party numbered 25 A part of tho party enjoyed the trip on team wagon driven by Forrest Lefingwell. Bathing was enjoyed in the afternoon and the party returned to their homes after a delightful day.
 Mrs. Robert Champliu, Miss Grace Champlin of Norwich and their guest. Miss Annie Browning, of New Haven, spent the day recently with Mrs A. H. Beebe.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Standish of Boston are visiting MT. and Mrs. John Rathbone
 Irving Foote attended a lawn social at Montville Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
CLASCO
Newsy Happenings of the Week Gone
 By-Suffragists Heard by Large Gathering.

Mrs. James T. Wilbur and son Ralph were guests of Mrs. Wilbur's sister and mother in Centreville, R. l., on Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Latham were visitors at Mr. Elisha Chesebros Of Clarks Falls on Sunday
 Removed to PIainfield.
 Geo. w. Wilson and family moved to PIainfield Saturday, where he has obtained position in the mill of that place. In the two years they have been in the village they have made many friends who were sorry to have them leave. MT. Wilson was most obliging and kind and all wish him success.
 MT William Hasler and daughter Lillian have left the mill at GlasgC and obtained work in the Plainfielt mill
 Suffrage Meeting Well Attended.
 The suffrage meeting held in Socia hall Thursday evening was well at tended. The speakers presented theil views in an able and entertaining
 Miss Estella owen of Fort Wayne Ind. who has been the guest of he uncle. MT. Herbert lift. left for Prov idence on Saturday. Mrs. Walter Tanner and two chil dren. Alexander and Ola, were guesti of Mrs. Ray Button Saturday MT. Malcolm Thompson of Pendletol Hill was through the place on Mon day.
 The friends of Mrs. Martin Monse' were pleased to see her out again at ter having been seriously ill for sev eral weeks.
 MT. Arthur Billings has been look 1 ing after the interests Of his farm Il this vicinity for a few days Rev. John Thompson was in Tart vile Monday
 The storm on Sunday evening pre- vented an E. l.. meeting. Mrs. Henry L. Burton was the gues of Mrs. Walter G. Burdick on Mon | day.
 The telephone at the Kinney home stead has been taken out.
 Picnic at Walnut Grove. A picnic was held in the Walnu grove by the river on Thursday b MT. and Mrs. A. Ray Button. Tn 1 day was pleasantly spent in playin games; ice cream and bountifu lunch was served to the guests a noon.
 Several from out of town attended Mrs. Thomas H. Eccleston visite i at her sons home in the village O. | Wednesday.
 Walter c. Burdick's team took Geo | w. Wilson's goods to Plainf1eld las | Saturday.
 Mir. Charles Latham and Mir. Day on's teams have been hauling cotto the past week to the mill.
 Mrs. Frances Main is the guest c her brother of Clarks Falls for feV days.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
PENDLETON HILL
Clark Coon Underwent Operation in Backus Hospital-News of the Vis- itoFs.

Deacon and Mrs. Elmer E. Coon passed Sunday with their son Clark, who underwent an operation at Back us hospital in Norwich last week.
 Miss Susan Cooke is spending this week at QuOnochOntaug Beach.
 Miss Bertha Lewis of Voluntown and Miss Terza Dewhurst of Lowell Mass, were callers at Mrs. Mary Palm CTS Saturday
 Mrs Thomas Ahern and two chil- dren and Miss Hattie Watson of West erly are visiting at Amos Palmer's this week
 Arthur Billings of Natick is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Mary P Palmer, this week.
 John Morgan of Greeneville is the guest of Mrs. Annie Cooke.
 Dr. Frank Maine of Springfield Mass, was the guest of o. D. Thomp son Thursday
 c. D. Thompson spent Wednesday with his daughter, Mrs George A Wheeler, of Stonington.
 Alvin Corey of Ekonk was at B. c Palmer's last week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
LEBANON
Reception at Congregational Church for Rev and Mrs. Campbell-LocaI Nine Lost Game-PersonaI Items.


 A reception was given Rev. and Mrs Campbell in the parlors of the First Congregational church last Fri day evening, about a hundred being present. The church was prettily dec orated with sweet peas and smoke bush. There was a short programme, consisting of music and reading, after which ice cream and cake were served. A good time was had by all present.
 Lebanon Lost at Columbia.
 The Lebanon baseball team went to Columbia last Saturday and were de- feated, to 4.
 Brief Mention.
 Miss Faith Webster of Willimantic was the week end guest of MT. and Mrs. N. s. Loomis
 Miss Julia R. Lanphier has returned to her home in Branford after spend - ing few days with Miss Mary Ran dall.
 Mr and Mrs Anderson o. Martin, Jr., of New York are visiting their fla ther, Anderson o. Martin, ST.
 Miss Mabel Moves is spending a few weeks at Durham, x. H.
 Miss Elizabeth Randall was in Nor wich Tuesday. Miss Ellen Huntington is the guest OA llCI iltCe, ALTS- BrlBDdlQ, who IS spending the summer in Granby.
 Mrs. N B. Royal spent few days this week at Eastern Point. the guest 1 of MT. and Mrs. Russell Wiggins. Miss Mary Randall was visiting l friends in New London Friday.
 Miss Helen Royce of Norwich Mrs Emma Warner and James Caldwell of Franklin spent Sunday with MT and Mrs. N. s. Loomis Thomas Danielson of Danielson is visiting at Dr. and Mrs. E. l.. Daniel ] sons.
 Called to New York.
 Mrs: David Pitcher and daughter | Miss Ella Pitcher who are spendine the summer here, went to New Work Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs | Pitchers mother.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning are spending a few days in Saybrool[ will their daughter Mrs. George Briggs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
CRISWOLD

Bertha Montgomery has been & re- cent visitor of Mrs. Henry Darcy of panielson
 w. A. and Mrs. Edmond spent the day with Mrs, Edmond's brother on Dunham street, Norwich, last Sum day.
 Mildred Montgomery and sister Blanche returned Tuesday from q weeks visit with friends In Norwich
 C. F. Morgan and daughter are vls- iting friends in Central Village.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
LEONARD BRIDGE
This Hen Lays an Egg Which Gives
 Political lnitiaI-Personsl

MT. and Mrs. Everett ES Boomis of Schenectady, N. Y, are spending their vacation with Mrs. Loomis' parents, Ar and Mrs. Leverett Manwaring.
 Miss Belle Park is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Arthur H. Clark, of Brook lyn, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs L. H. Corbit and two children of Bridgeport made a flying visit at the home of the latter's mother. Mrs. I. E. Cummings. The trip was made in their auto.
 Mr and Mrs Arthur Cox of Sound Beach are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mills,
 One of our local farmers whose name is withheld for the present has hen which has laid for several days an egg with a distinct letter M stamp ed on it, The politically inclined gan turn it upside down and see the initial of a presidential candidate.
 Miss Bessie Randall of Goshen spent Tuesday with her cousin, Flora Spaulding.
 Luther Spaulding and daughter were in Willimantic Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
LAUREL GLEN

Dr. Duane Main is the guest of ATr. and Mrs. William Main
 Dr. and Mrs Hale. Dr. Main and Mrs. William Main were callers in Bradford. k. L. Monday. The trip was made by automobile
 Attaway Main has been helping Ed Main with his having on Pendleton Hnl.
 Eva, Pearl and Irene Watson were recent visitors of their aunt, Mrs. George DaWley, of Noluntown.
 George Hill lost a valuable horse last "Wednesday of heart disease.
 Mrs Myron Holdredge and sons are visiting her mother, Mrs, Lydia Hold redge
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
NORTH STONINGTON
Funeral of Mrs George D. Thompson Largely Attended = Suffraqists Get Audience of Sixty-Tea Garden Suo- cessful.

The funeral services of Mrs. George D. Thompson. who died in Florida
 were held in the Third Baptist church last Sunday morning. They were con dutted by Rev. Luclan Drury. pastor emeritus of the church this having been the request of Mrs Thompson
 Rev. F. NJ. Hollister assisted Thirty members of the local grange. to which Mrs. Thompson belonged. Were present. slttlng m body and wearing mourn : Ing badges. There were many beauu- ful floral tributes Burial was at Poi
 ter Hill, K. I. The bearers ware Charles C. Gray. F. Frank White. George D, Coats and Charles x. Brown.
 Mr and Mrs, Julius R. Gavitt and son of Florida and Mrs Louis O. Palmlter of Wisconsin arrived In town
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
OAKDALE
X. L. Club Getting Ready For Enter. tainment in August-Newsy Notes.

SN' - O'NA NSAAi'S ihC6Oy UT tanment in August-Newsy Notes. A very pleasant and profitable meet ing of the x. L. club was held on Sat urday afternoon last, at the home of Miss Evelyn Comstock. The date was fixed for an entertainment to be held next month which will be announced later. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meet ing will be held at the chapel for re- hearsal on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
 Personals.
 Mrs. Harold A. Johnson and son, Elmer, of Worcester, Mass, are the guests of Mir. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. $. N. Johnson.
 Mrs. Walter Atwood and daughter May, are visiting Mrs. Auwood's sister, Mrs. Harry Atwood.
 Miss Agnes Atwood was a recent guest of Miss Katherine Rogers Cf Quaker Hill.
 Supervisor Wheeler Here.
 Town School Supervisor c. E. Wheeler, of New London, and Miss Olmstead, a teacher from Middletown, were in this vicinity on Tuesday.
 MT Edward Parker and two sisters, who have been occupying C. F. Schol- fields tenement for the past two months returned this week to their home in Waltham, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
CAMPBELL'S MILLS
Beach Pond the Scene of Picnic Gay. ety-C. H. Barber Administrator.

c. II. Barber has been in Plainfield, visiting his aunt Sarah Spalding.
 Miss Annabel Mathewson of Mystic is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. C. O. Mathewson.
 s. l.. Barber and son. Charles, were in Norwich one day last week.
 Beach Pond has become a very pop ular resort for picnic parties and tour ists
 C. II. Barber has been appointed administrator over the estate of hts brother. William k. Barber, deceased
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
FRANKLIN

Will Hart of Hartford was the re- cent guest of Mir and Mrs. l.. A. Rob- inson.
 Florence Grove of Somerville is the guest of MT and Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Charles Woodward of Hartford was a recent visitor in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enooh Cheney of Lis bon were the guests of Miss Faith N. Gager on Wednesday,
 Mrs. Hernon A. Gager was a Nor wich vigitor on Monday.
 Mrs. Josie Parker and Mrs. George Geer of Plain Hill were calling on Mrs, C. II. Robinson on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
MOHEGAN
Many Norwich Visitors During the
 Week-Morning Services Sunday.

Week-Morning SerVices Sunday.
 There were morning services held in this place Sunday, but no evening services on account of the rain.
 Miss Annie Burdick of Fitchville was the guest of Mrs. L. Franke Sun. day.
 Mrs. Griffin and daughter Pearl of Mystic were guests of Mrs. Hunter Monday.
 Anson Dolbeare of Lynn, Mass, has been visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Dol beare for a few days.
 Mrs. Skeesucks and Mrs. Dolbeare were in New London Monday.
 B. H. Fielding of New London call ed on friends in this place Sunday.
 Miss E.. F. Baker, who has been ill for several weeks. is able to be out.
 Mrs. Lizzie Fowler and son Court land were in Norwich Monday.
 MT. Wilson of Norwich called on friends in this place Saturday.
 Mr. Thornton. who has been on the sick list. is somewhat better.
 MT. Avery and Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Fowler were in Norwich the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Leila Goldman has returned to SouthhFldge.
 H. B. Bowen's cottage burned this week starting from defective chim- ney.
 Mrs Bessie Grosfear is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. B.
 7itah
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
NORTH LYME

Mir. and Mrs. Howard Reynolds of Philadelphia. Pa. visited at C. F. Jew ett's last Sunday.
 Mrs Lizzie Syme of Chester visited al Rev. Francis Purvis this week
 Mir. and Mrs. Merrill Babcock and daughter of Yantic visited at H. B. Maynard's ovfr Sunday
 Mrs. William Sisson returned wed nesdsy from a visit with c R- Tiffany in Wallingford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
PRESTON

Mir. and Mrs. J. c, Atterbury spent Sunday in Westerly visiting friends
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Kennedy, Flor ence Kennedy and Miss Bessie Crary spent Saturday at Ocean Beach
 Miss Georganna Wilson and Mrs. Fred Harvey of New London. who have been spending several weeks with Mrs. John Wilson, nave returned 10 their home.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
SALEM

Six Year Old Grandson Set Fire to Load of Hay and Mrs. s. A. Tibbetts' Barn Burned to Ground-No lnsur- ance-Infant Died in Mothers Arms in Street.