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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
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UNCASvILLE
Reservoir Water For Local Houses Norwich Speaker at Missionary Meet ing-Christmas Plans.

Nelson Church, who has been occu- pying Oue of the tenements in Pequot haS moved into one in PalmertoWn owned by Charles w. Comstock.
 The collection taken at the Baptist church Sunda morning was donated to, the fund for the home for aged ministers.
 Work on the reservoir which has been built on the land recently purchased by c. A. White of Fred Bergman is completed. Water. pipes are laid from the reservoir to the village.
 Norwich Speaker Heard.
 The Missionary Society of the Quaker Hill church was entertained by Mrs. Leolin Cornstock Wednesday afternoon at her home at Hill Top. The meeting was addressed by Mrs. Thomas A. Perkins of Norwich, presi- dent of the society, and by Miss Annie Lester of New London.
 Lawrence Perry, who has been i'll with malaria for several weeks, is able to be about the house.
 Mrs. Henry Church spent the week end with relatives in Norwich
 Miss Katherine Rogers of Hill Top was a recent guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Alexander, who recently moved to New London.
 Mrs. Clarence Avery and children have returned to South Windham after spending few days at the home of MT. and Mrs Albert Avery at Hill Top
 Mrs. John Lathrop entertained the members of the Methodist Home Mis- sionary society at her home on Friday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer of Baltic were guests of Mrs. Shaffer's parents MT and Mrs. Charles Burgess, on Sun day,
 Mrs. Clark Hummell, who has been spending few weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Hummell of Norwich, returned Saturday. Visited Schools.
 State Supervisor Carlton E. Wheeler was in town Monday making his round of visits at the various schools.
 Plans for Christmas.
 The Baptist Sunday school is mak- ing preparations for a Christmas cele- bration. A cantata will be given and there will be tree Christmas eveI MT. and Mrs. Dwight Kelsey and sons, Theodore Kelsey and Howard Kelsey, accompanied by MT. and Mrs Fred J. Hope, made a trip to Hebron in MT. Kelsey's automobile Sunday.
 Re-open c0iins' District School. The board of education have decided | to open the school in the Collins dis | trict again at the expiration of the present term. About twenty foul pupils who would attend school in tha district have been furnished trans portation to Palmer Memorial school | Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Aldrich were recent visitors in Gales Ferry. The brick foundation work is finished and the carpenters are now at worl on the building that is used for tht | car station and post office which ii being raised and enlarged by it's owner M. E. Tooker.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
FITCHVILLE
Humane Agent Miller Reappointed- Holy Name Society Now Has Mem bership of 52.

Mrs. Caroline Bogue of East Had dam is at the home of her brother, Asa Miller, where she will make her home.
 Mrs. Charles Powers of Chesterfield spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. W. N. Chappell.
 Miss Margaret McManus spent Sun day with friends in Greeneville.
 Miss Mary Murphy of Springfield, Mass, was a recent guest of her cous- in, Miss Helen Murphy.
 Humane Agent Reappointed.
 Asa M. Miller on Wednesday re- ceived the reapointment of deputy hu- mane agent for a period of three years
 There was fair sized crowd at the auction of Henry Lewis household goods last Saturday.
 Splendid Work of Holy Name Society.
 The Holy Name society recently held it's monthly meeting and at the same time elected officers for the ensuing year. There was a good attendance. The annual report read by the secre- tary, showed a membership of 52 There is at present over $70 in the treasury of the society. Rev. David R. O'Donnell of Colchester, pastor of St. Johns church and chaplain of the so- ciety, praised the society for the worE doned uring the past year, for mating they had put on the floor of the church, and he also took occasion to commend the society for the donation of $25 which it contributed towards St. Az nes' orphans home at Hartford. When society was organized it did not have half the membership it has at present, and he said that he was greatly pleas ed to see the interest shown and the increase of membership which includes nearly all the Catholic young men of the village, and he hoped that those who did not already belong vii soon hand in their names to become mem bers.
 At the close of Father O'DonnelFs remarks the election of officers took place. For president Jeremiah J. Sul- . livan was reelected, as was Thomas Foley for vice president. For secretary, Patrick Kelley. Sr., was the choice, and John F. Fields was reelected treas- urer. The society will go to commun- ion in a body on Sunday, Dec. g. - The first anniversary of the society vii be celebrated by a grand ball in January, 1913. A committee consisting of John McManus. Jr., Peter Gribbin Timothy O'Leary, Jr., and Michael Sweeney has been appointed to make arrangements for the event.
 Rev. G. Elmer Lamphere will preach both morning and evening at the Fitchville Baptist church on Sunday Dec. 15,; services at II a. m. and 1 p m. Before the morning sermon he will speak five minutes to the children on The Wise Boy King. Topic for the regular sermon, Accomplishing the I'm possible. Topic for the evening, Real Values.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
SHUNOC
School Term Closes With Christmas
 Exeroises-General News.


 Exeroises-General News.
 
 R. B. Wheeler was in Boston Wed nesday.
 Rev. John M Collins of Westerly spoke in the Second Baptist church Sunday to a large audience. The dis course was able and scholarly.
 Henry E. Randall and D. E. James and families entertained a large mum Der of friends Sunday at their home The party included guests from Lis bon, Norwich, North Stonington, Pleas ant View and Brightman's Pond. Charles A. Lee has been enjoying a visit with friends in Preston and Led yard the past week, returning homo Wednesday.
 R. B. Wheeler has moved his steam sawmill to Mystic. where he has talk en contract to cut and saw a large timber tract.
 Many Attend Auction. Local farmers attended an auction sale at the Williams place in StoninS- ton Thursday. G. A. Pendleton wa' auctioneer.
 Norman H. Bennett has purchased ( steam sawmill from Westerly parties. Mrs. F. w. Clark has recently visit ed relatives in Mystic. i Decided success and perfect satis | faction has crowned the labors of Mrs Walter Keith as teacher of the schoo here. The fall term closed Frida! with a fine Christmas programme, to 1 gether with a tree loaded with pres | ents for pupils and teacher. Mrs. Reitl 1 is to teach the next term, opening ear | ly in January.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
LEONARD BRIDGE

Rexford Cummings has returned to this place, after spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. L. H. Corbet of Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Luther Spaulding was in Nor wich Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight Spaulding re- turned to South Norwalk Tuesday aft CT spending some time with MT. Spauldings sister-in-law. Mrs. Luther Spaulding, being called here by the sudden death of his brother, Luther Spaulding.
 Mrs Harold J. Cummings is visiting her parents of Hebron.
 Judge and Mrs. A. G. Kneeland were in Willimantic Tuesday.
 Miss Helen Clifford has returned to Willimantic, after spending Sunday with her parents. MT. and Mrs. John Clifford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14

sionaries in the War Zone, by Miss Helen Eadfe. There Are Really No Foreign Missions, All Fields Are Horne Missions, by Mrs. W. s. Lee. The first chapter from the book, China's New Day, was read by Mrs. NJ. J. B. Ful= Ter, who was welcomed as new mem- Der of the society. A talk on Mission ary Work by Mrs. Tanner At the conclusion of the program refresh ments were served by the hostess. There were twenty -three present. Christmas Festival Plans.
 The teachers and officers of the Sun day school met at the home of MT. and Mrs A. B. Ladd, Jr., last Friday evening.
 A report of the recent convention in Hartford that was interesting to teach CTS was read by Miss Helen Eadie, a delegate. Plans were made, for a Christmas festival.
 Rev. George H. Gutterson, secretary of the Eastern District American Mis-
 sionary association gave a talk on
 missionary work in general at the
 prayer meeting in the vestry on Thurs day evening.
 The members of the c. B. enjoyed a social time at the home of the pas | tor, Rev. and Mrs. M. J. E. Fuller Fri l day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
LEFFlNGWEE'.
Fred Auburn Boss Farmer at the
 Beebe Place.

Mrs. Elizabeth Champlin returned Saturday to the home of her daughter, in Massapeag, after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Elliott Dolheare of Teffngwell.
 Miss Annie Calkins of Norwich spent Sunday with her sister, Miss Hazel Calkins, at the home o1 J. (. I4eihng- well.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Ross and son, Casper, spent Sunday in Fitchville.
 Miss Florence Taylor returned home Sunday after spending a few weeks in Norwich.
 Fred Auburn began his outies as boss farmer for Samuel Beebe this week. MT. Beebe is employed in Nor wich.
 Miss Rosabel Palmer returned to Rainbow Tuesday, after spending three months at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs Leland Palmer.
 Miss Ida Chapel was recent vlsltol at the home of Mir and Mrs. Leo Nor gan of Salem.
 John Leffingwell. who has been sui fering with blood poisoning in hi' hand. is somewhat improved.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14

A church council was held at the church. Thursday, commencing at 1O a. m. After the business dinner was served at the parsonage. In the after noon there was preaching and singing by choir, closing with communion. By the approval of this council the Liberty Hill church was duly organized, under the Congregational system.
 About twenty years ago a society was formed called the Liberty Hill Religious society, and since then regu- lar preaching services have been held, and Sunday school, and c. E. society formed which has always been in a f1ourishing condition. The time seemed ripe to organize a church. It stafts with between 30 and 40 members. The Connecticut Missionary society has helped in the past and will continue to in future. Rev. Joel s. Ives of Hartford, secretary and treasurer of the society, was present Thursday. He has been very much interested in the local mission and very helpful in show ing how to get incorporated. Faithful Pastor to Leave.
 Rev. A. J. Park of Exeter, pastor of the, loca' mission for the past twelve years, preached his last sermon last Sunday. He has been very faithful in his ministry and it gives him great joy to see an organized church as a crown to his efforts. Mir. Park has been resi- dent pastor of Exeter church, and has driven all these years to this place four miles distant, to preach in the afternoon. He is IS years old and vii now take much needed rest. He vii l move to Freeport, Long Island, neal | his daughters. He will not take another pastorate but act as d supply Parsonage Hired.
 The house and land belonging to thC | Alba Loomis. estate, situated opposite J. H. Burrills store and near tho l church, has been hired for parson. age.
 I MT. and Mrs. F. A. Verplanck O. South Manchester were week end visi. tors with Mrs. Verplanck's mother Mrs. E. A. Moves.
 MT. and Mrs. J. George Clark spen Thanksgiving and several days witt MT. Clark's. niece, Mrs. B. w. Latham at CreStwood, N. Y. While there Mir and Mrs. Clark visited many points O | interest in New York city.
 Mrs. Josephine Austin of Yantit last week. Her son, the late Ernes | Willis, conducted a blacksmith ant
 wagon repair shop here many years.
 Mrs. J. H. Burrill, who underwen an operation at the hospital, is rapidl! recovering.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14

Local Delegates to Liberty Hil! Church organization-Good Money n Trap ping.

PHlS'
 Rev. Marcus Burr and Deacnn f:'.I, 5 Y. Thomas were delegates ,i?i'0irt"d to attend the services of the rH)rgln- iZation of the church at Liberty iii. The Ladies' Aid society met w1th Mrs. Charles Hinckley Tuesday after noon.
 Demand for Furs.
 Farmers boys are making good money trapping this fall, the high prices obtained for all fur-bearing ami mals being quite an inducemcnt Agents are offering S4 for pelts of black skunk.
 Rehearsine Christmas Carols.
 The Sunday school is rchearsing q very interesting programme of Christ mas carols for Sunday school con cert Dec. 22d, immediately following the morning service.
 The beautiful rose plats of different hues were much admired by quite a number at the Sunday morning ser vice.
 To Address c. E. Meeting.
 William Ewing, interested in Chris tian work. will give an address at the Christian Endeavor meeting next Sun day evening.
 The midweek prayer meeting was held at the home of J. A. Randall Wednesday evening.
 Tramps never seemed so numerous and are persistent in their demands.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
GRISWOLD
Pachaus Grange Holds Asn0sl Elss-
 ton.

T. Fred Edmond returned home 0n Tuesday, after spending several days with friends in Montville.
 Paehaug grange. No. 96. held ifs reg ular meeting and elected the following officers last Friday evening Master. W. c. Terry: overseer, Charles Arm- strong; lecturer, Walter Tanner, steward, Wi1lis Morgan. assisfant steward Simon Brewster. chaplain. Charles Latham: treasurer, Mrs. Wal ter Tanner; secretary. W. 4. Edmond gatekeeper. c. Frank Morgan, Ceres. Ethel Brown Pomona. Mrs Charles Armstrong; Flora, Ola. Tanner ladT assistant steward Flora Holmes.
 L. H. Lord and family spent sunday with friends in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
YAWBUX VALLEY

George Caswell was a recent visitor in North Stonington village.
 Mrs. Alonzo Maine. who Is stayidg for time with Mrs. James Lee, spent Sunday with her sister, near Westerly.
 Mrs. c. H. Miner has been spending the week at South Lyme. caring far her sister, Mrs. S. c. Egglestone, wfio Is i'll. "a
 The, people. who have been living 1N the Winfield Egglestone farm for sonie time have sold their stock. etc., and have moved to Providsncs
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
WEDDING.
Banker-HoeIck,

4 At the Versailles NJ. E. church We'd
 esday afternoon at 1.S0 Miss Anna
 Marguerite Hoelck, daughter of Mr.
 pd Mrs. John M. ,Hoelck of Norwich End Charles A. Banker of Norwich were married by Rev. Charles Smith Miss Anna Banker. sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. Cornelius Hoelck, brothe- of the bride, acted as best man. The bride wore white crepe de chine ot CT naessaline with silver trim mings Her veil was caught up with smilaH and she carried bridal roses. The ws,desinsid wore blue H1essaline and led pink roses. The welding mar f|Sarl- played by Mrs. William
 Rer a short wedding trip AIr. and Mrs Banker will make their home in Versailles. where Mir. Banker Is in the employ of the Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mil company. Mir. and Mrs. Banker were the first to be married in the church since it's remodeling.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
NORTH LYME

Leverett Pitcher of Norwich visited at George Babcock's last week.
 N. S. Strong has been on Grassy hill and in Salem the past week.
 The Ladies' Sewing circle met win Mrs, Edward Webber last Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Julia Chapel who has been st W. M. Sisson's most of the summer. has returned to Essex for the wfnteF.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
BCZRAH
Teachers Attend FitchviIIe Meeting Charles Avery Going on European Cruise.

OfutSe.
 Harold Parker is home from West erly, where he has been working.
 The schools in town closed We'd nesday afternoon so that the teachers could meet with Supervisor Levi Gar rison at the Fitchville schoolhouse in the afternoon.
 E. A. Bishop has completed a dam. Joseph Rogers has been helping him.
 Going on Yacht Cruise.
 Charles Avery. son of MT and Mrs. Charles Avery. of Bozrah street, sails from New York Dec 20th on the yacht Cassandra, owned by Mir. Whaland, for a trip to Europe. His first landing place is in France. MT. Avery goes as fireman and expects to be gone about year and a half
 Party at Parsonage.
 There was party of young people of the society at the parsonage on Boz rah street Friday evening.
 Mrs. Charles Wood of Norwich has been in Bozrah this week assisting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Elisha Lathrop, who have been moving to a farm in Yantic recently purchased by MT. La throp.
 David Avery has moved his steam sawmili from Baltic on to the Gilbert Rudd farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
Official Board of Grange.
PENDLETON HILL
EIwood Miner Gets Valuable Fox
 hound-sewing Bee.

Mrs. Mary P. Palmer and daughter, Christie, have returned home, having spent two weeks in Natick, R. l.. as guests of Mrs. Palmer's brother, Ar thur Billings.
 Nathan Wilbur of Woodville spent Sunday with his nephew, Thomas Wheeler.
 Miss Mary Chapman of district No. 6 spent the week end with her teacher. Miss Mary Chapman.
 Mrs Elizabeth Thompson is spend ing this week with her daughter, Mrs. James Brooks of Jewett City.
 J. Elwood Miner has purchased a valuable foxhound from Vermont par ties.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Elwood Miner were in Westerly Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Mills and family recently moved from Massachusetts to the Gilmore place.
 The Ladies Sewing society met at the parsonage last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
WATERFORD
Guests Entertained at Vsnison Supper
 by Or. A. M. Miner.

Capt Frederick Grimpe and Mrs. Grimpe of New London were hrst o- the week visitors at Buena vista
 flames C. Smith. ]. Henry BeckVffh and Owen c. Williams attended the venison supper at Mantle given hy Wor. Bro. A. M. Miner. The supper was given by the doctor from a deer shot by him in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rogers of West Neck were guests of friends in Wan tic last Saturday night. Mir. Rogers attended the venison supper.
 Willis Miner of Fog Plain district ls erecting his second cottage on his tract of land there.
 Mrs. Edward Beckw1th still Hes at her home seriously III.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
NORTH STONING'rON
Baptist Sunday School to Have Christmas Tree-Teachers' Meeting.

Rev, Lucian Drury attended the pub lie school meeting at Ledyard Center Tuesday.
 c. P Kendall, headmaster of the Wheeler school, was moderator of the fellowship meeting at the Road church Wednesday.
 Christmas Tree Planned.
 The Third Baptist Sunday school will have a Christmas tree Christmas eve.
 A teachers meeting was held at the village schoolhouse Friday afternoon.
 Charles H. Brown of Hope Valley, R. l., was in town Wednesday,
 Mir and Mrs. Charles B. Caswell have been i'll with grip.
 The Ladies' society of the Third Baptist church had a sewing bee on Thursday. The Woman's union of the Congrega tional church held similar meeting Friday.
 The town schools wilf-close for the holiday vacation Dec. 20,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
NORTH FRANKLIN

Mrs. Myron Smith spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. Esteila La- throp.
 Eddie Taylor has gone Co Canaf7. where he will remain for ar sa1efIbiiq time.
 Frank Redwood was in Boston Tuesday.
 Louis Smith has been in Nsv Y5if state the past week on busiaeq5
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
Pages Nine to Sixteen '

pulled up the stub wsteh iIeld the rap and disappeare5 c1t wil i,:r help .t his faithful dog Mir. l;e.Ira WIS aIDe tc locate him. This iG lles f.f;cen foy . es that have been a1lurel within q radius of one mile si .cs last taii-
 William Know es has moved from Horace Fl. Mains :ot.se into Ston ington.
 Twenty from .cIs pa 'e ak'en 'e1 tae fellowship meeting heil y he Road church Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
GLASGO
Local Friends Attend Funeral of Hsary
 T. Rix, at Norwich.

MT. and Mrs, R. 1T. Young attended the funeral of Henry T. Rix at NoTWich Saturday MT. RiX was a formed resi- dent of this town, his old home being where Edgar Clark now lives.
 Mir Daniel Kenyon and Clifford Eccleston were weekend guests Of relatives in Versailles.
 MT. and Mrs. oscar Dugas returned last Tuesday from Joliet. Conn.
 Mrs. Francis Main spent several days recently with Mrs. Charles Latham.
 Mrs Frances Smith has moved her household goods to New London Rev. J. Thompson led the r.. l.. Sun day evening service. Mrs. Elmer C.. Hall was orRanist
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
PRESTON
Grange Elects offioers-Prof. w. F. Kirkpatrick to Address Next Meet ina,


 The regular meeting of Preston City grange No. 110, was held Tuesday evening, the annual election of off, cers taking place, resulting as follows, Master, Allen B. Burdick; overser, Henry D. Johnson; lecturer, Charles c. Zabrislde; steward. Charles Bur dick; assistant steward, Frank B. Crary; chaplain, Rev. L. M. Kennes- ton; secretary, Mrs. Lundgren; treas urer Nathan H. Hall; gatekeeper.L .Lyn- wood B. Crary; Ceres, Miss Sophia B. Hollowell; Pomona, Miss Elsie Stark weather; Flora, Miss Hattie Bennett; lady assistant steward. Miss Helen A. Starkweather.
 It was voted that the next meeting be held Dec. F instead of Dec. "A, the regular meeting night. Prof. W. F. Kirkpatrick of Storrs college Is to give z. talk on poultry at the next meeting,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
LEBANON

The Independents are coming to Lebanon this (Saturday) evening to play a game of basketball with the Lebanon Athletic club. The Independ- ents are a lively team and an excit- ing game Is expected. Next Wednes- day evening the Knockabouts from Willimantic arc coming to Lebanon to play the Athletic club
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
OAKDALE
Meeting of Mems Social Club-Sunday
 School to Have Christmas Concert.

The Mems Social club met in the chapel Friday evening of last week.
 Rev. G L. French preached Sunday from the words found in Matt. :, ,. MT. French also led the C. E. meeting. Topic, Lessons of the Snow. Job. 9S: 1-27.
 The Tuesday evening prayer meet ing was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Feilowes.
 Fred Edmond of Griswold was an over Sunday visitor at the parsonage
 The entertainment committee of the Montville Center Sunday school is making preparations for a Christmas concert.
 Attended Norwich Concert.
 Miss Evelyn/ Comstock and hel cousin, Miss Barber, attended the con- cert in the Central Baptist church al Norwich Tuesday evening. William Home of Montville Center for long term of years the c. M. Rob- ertson company's master mechanic, is confined to his home by illness. MT. and Mrs. c. R. Gordon attend ed the funeral of William H. Robinson in Franklin Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
MOHECAN
Friends Celebrate Mrs. Emma Bakers
 18th Birthday.

Twenty-Five friends and neighbors called oh Mrs. Emma Baker Thursday evening, it being her S5th birthday. She received many presents and post cards. Refreshments were served.
 Burrill Fielding of New London was in Mohegan Sunday.
 Mrs. Britts of Norwich called on Mrs. B. F. Fowler Tuesday.
 Mrs. Harris of Norwich called on friends in this place Sunday.
 MT. Bennett and Mr Theodore Moth rupt have been in New York for a few days.
 Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Fowler were in New London Wednesday, guests of Miss Trumbul and Miss Daniels. Miss Baker and Mrs. Sturgis and children of New London were at the home of Mrs. E. T. Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
ASHWILLETT
Seventeen Pound Coon Provides svn-
 day Dinner.

John and Otis Morgan captured a coon one night last week which weigh ed 17 pounds II was served for dinner Sunday.
 Mrs. Irving Button of RiItOwn spent Thursday of last week with reiatiTes in Glasgo.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb entertained friends with selections on the grapho- phone Sunday afternoon.
 Arthur Morgan was buying furs the first of the week saik
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
LAUREL GLEN

The Sunday schoi was held last Sum- day at the home of MT, and Mrs. Ma than Main, instead of in the chapel.
 Howard Thorpe of Potter Hill was in this place Tuesday,,
 Thomas Wheeler was at his sister in Mystic, Tuesday,.
 Mrs, Nara was la Westerly ,Wed= neKdaX. VI