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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
NANTIC
Burial of Mrs. MoreIIa Webster-oood Catch eff Lobsters-ShiPpins Fish to New York.

The body of Mrs. MeFella Webster was taken to Newington Wednesday for burial. Mrs. Webster has been Ill nearly a year. The funeral service took place Tuesday evening at her home in Pine Grove. Rev. J. William Knappenberger: pastor of the Congre- gatiOnal church here, offlciated at the services. There was large attend anee of neighbors and friends. Mrs, Webster is survived by her daughter, Miss Nellie NJ. Webster, and by several grandchildren.
 Pnllp -.4-. dan of Hartford is visit ing relatives here
 Howard Humphrey of Boston was registered at the Niantic house We'd nesday.
 Gilbert Coates of Uneasville was 6 guest of. Dwight Thenpsen Wednes- day.
 Six barrels of fish were shipped te Boston markets Wednesday by local fish dealers.
 Lincoln G. Luce and Edward Prec- tor spent Sunday in Norwich
 Miss Frances Luce left Wednesday morning for Brooklyn. N. Y~ to visit relatives. q r a.a5 s
 Charles Hagstrem has resigned in Hartford and returned to his home here
 B. B. Smith has returned te New Haven.
 A number from here attended the circus in New London Friday.
 Dwight Luce has returned frem a visit to the Rose.
 Lincoln Luce has sold his car te Angus Park of Stafford Springs.
 Dwight Thompson was in Montville last week visiting MT. and Mrs. William Ladd.
 Big Catch of Lobsters.
 Luce and Jones made big catch Of Holsters last week. Gordon Ely of New Britain spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Schooner Caroline Butler was at the head of the river Monday loading rail- road ties Lincoln G. Luce returns today (Sat- 1 Jrday) from two days business trip te Boston.
 George W. Miller of Hartford is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Nehemiah Gates.
 pr. and Mrs. George M. Barrett arg i'll with the grip.
 Warren Parks has returned from | Oklahoma
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
NORTH FRANKLIN

Miss Virginia Leomis and Miss Eva Brown of Lebanon spent Saturday and Sunday with the formers grandmoth- CT Mrs. Emma Warner.
 Charles Crandall of South Wtndham was visiting his brother Theodore on Sunday.
 F. H. Race has bought the farm for merly known as the Peleg Kenyon farm.
 Mrs. A. T. Browning and daughter Ethel were in Westerly and Pleasant View Tuesday.
 F. A. Redwood has purchased a new four cylinder touring car.
 Mrs. J. D. Simpson has returned home after staying some eight weeks in Glasgo.
 Several from here attended the Fow- Ter auction in Lebanon Tuesday. Charles Sherman is employed in Hanover
 Christie Foster of Lebanon attended church here Sunday and was a caller at Mrs. Emma Warmers.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Fairfield Place Sold-Henry Lyaa
 Breaks Two Ribs

Mrs. Emma Kenyon and son CaTi and daughter Fannie of W71linoantic. spent Sunday at Allen W. KenyunaM Miss Hazel Reach of WoreeEtsr spent Sunday with her parents
 Mrs. O. A. Hiscox and Miss Harriet Slingsby were in Pomfret Sunday at Alfred D. Brfggs.
 Several from here attended the dra- ma, Valley Farm, at North Wood stock Saturday. given by members of the Grange
 Miss Inez Carpenter of Worcester spent Sunday at Waldo CArpentePAs. W. Fl. Miller has resumed teaching and is boarding at Allen W. KenyoDAR The Fairfield place has been sold As purchasers from New York.
 Whitman BoSworth remains cs4ti- cally i'll at his home in the Valley.
 Mrs. Miller returned to her bcuna in Kingston, N. T., on Monday.
 Two Ribs Brolssa.
 Henry Lyon met with an aedidans Tuesday. His horse started to run. throwing him and breaking two FfbE. AfFick Bakers horse ran aNHy in Eastford on Tuesday. throwing and dragging him several feet,
 NFnest Lyon Is ill.
 Miss Louise Kenyon was in Puszars Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Emma Goodale has sold her farm
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
LEBANON
Twenty three Table Whist-AtE,letie Club Organizes Ball Team-Aurtion at Turner Place.


 The. New London association of the conference of the Congregational churches ministers will be held this year at Hanover. The delegates from ne Congregational church here are MT. and Mrs. F. N. Taylor and Dea- cen and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning.
 The monthly business meeting of the Christian Endeavor society was held at the home of Miss Hattie Robinson Tuesday evening.
 Communion service was observed at the First Congregational church Sun day morning. Rev. Mir Abbey con- ducted the service.
 Successful Whist.
 A very successful whist party was held Friday evening at Grange hall Twenty three tables were played. re- treatments were served, and prizes were awarded: Gentlemen-First, Amos Llllie; second. c. H. Foster. Isadtes-F1rst Mrs, Arthur Hewitt; second, Mrs, J. A. Thomas; Consolation Irizes-H. W. Sweet, Miss Edla Will 1iams
 The Lebanon Athletic club has or ganiaed a baseball team and appointed Karl Bishop manager. Their schedule for the season is not yet completed.
 Auction at Dr.. FowIer's.
 Dr. Fowler's auction, held Tuesday, May I, at the R. E. Turner place, was largely attended. Things sold very well.
 John Abell of New Britain was the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Abell, over Sunday.
 Miss Eva Brown and Miss Virginia Loomis were guests of Mrs. Warner of Franklin for the week end. Perry Lathrop of Vernon was the guest of friends in town the past week Mrs. Arthur Robinson and two chill dren. Arthur and Sara, have returned ! home after 8 visit in Hebron. Mrs. Annie Perry and Miss Mary i Curran have returned to their home in New London after few weeks stay at their summer home here.
 Mrs. Charles Meeoh has returned home after several weeks stay in Jew cit City,
 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Tucker have moved to Bridgeport, where MT. Tuck CT is employed by the Bridgeport Fly draulie company.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
SALEM
Burial of Mrs. William Strickland
 Two Wedding Anniversaries.

Two Wedding Anniversaries.
 Albert Fargo of the West road has sold his farm to a Colchester purchas- CT, who has already taken possession.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred P. Ladd have sold their place and expect soon to lmove to Lef1ngwell.
 The body of Mrs. William Strickland was brought here from Norwich last Friday and buried in the Smith ceTne- tery.
 Miss Eliza Martin is spending some time at the home of Mrs, William Darling.
 Professor Cone of Millington was calling on friends in town last week.
 Professor Brubeck of New Lon don spent Saturday in town, fishing.
 Professor Bingham of New Haven. with his wife and three sons. spent Sunday at their summer home 1n town. making the trip by automobile.
 Wedding Anniversaries.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Clark received con- gratulations Sunday because of their wedding anniversaries, the former cou- pie having reached their third and the latter couple their 25th anniversary.
 The gang of men in town employed by the s. N. E. T. company have com pleted the work of connecting the houses on the West road owned by John Purcell, Harry Rathbun and sev eral others with the Colchester line
 Next Sunday evening the Y. P, B c. E. will hold a leaderless meeting Subject, The Value of Initiative, Kings 13: 14-19,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
GOSHEN

John Allen has purchased a heavy pair of Holstein oxen for use in log ging.
 At the communion service Sunday, two members were received into church fellowship, by letter.
 A number from Goshen attended the large auction sale of Rev. Robert E. Turner estate in Lebanon Tuesday
 W. W. Gillette was business call- CT in AIiddletown Thursday.
 Mothers day will be observed in the church next Sunday.
 Among the fragrant odors of the many varieties of bursting buds and blossoms is that of the balsam tree Cbalm of Gilead).
 Among the latest arrivals are the English robins (fire hangbird) and the woodland warbIers, and. true to date as in former years, the whippoorwill made It's presence known May 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
NORTH STONINGTON
Union Service at Congregations al church-WheeIer School Trustees Meet.

Rev. Lroian Drury preached at Quonocontaug. R. l.. last Sunday in exchange with Rev. c. A. Buriiiok of Westerly, who occupied the plI4pit of the local Baptist church.
 A union service was held in the Congregational church Sundag g eve- ming. A forceful address was given by s. Fl. Davis. agent of the C Dnnaoti- cut Temperance union. The devotion al services were conducted by the res- ident pastors, Rev. F. M, HoIlAster and Rev. Lucian Drury.
 The trustees of the Wheeler school met Wednesday. The entire board. Thomas B. Hewitt of Brooklyn, N. T.. Prof Samuel T. Duthen of New York city. Amos A. Browning of Nor wich. Charles Perry of Westerly. Rev. D, J, Klook of Buekspor !, Me, and John D. Avery of this town, were present,
 Edwin White has sold his farm to out of town purchasers.
 Mfs. c, c. Gray of Ora ry terrace en- tePtsined the Ladies' S ociety of the Baptist church ThursdaE.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
FTTCHVILLE

HF. sad Mrs. John CoushliB of fleb- Dnsn were recent guests of 'ALr. Cough hn's brother Timothy GspghlinS
 Miss Essie Popham of HRrtfsEd is EPSading several days with her mother, Mrs. Margaret RopAam.
 Airs Eliz4bsih Boley aud aaashter, Miss Emily Foley Francis Gribbin anA Miss Mary ehE1bbia. were recent vIs- itOrs in New Haven.
 Miss Rosie Burke was ln Prestpa lAia ysek, Stifnding the china wedding e MT. and Mrs C. Mahoney.
 William McAIaRus has resumed his yiudies at st. Thomas' seminary at Hartford. after being confined to his home for several days by illness.
 number from here have attended kse tlisalRy. qJ Tl, RVirisks eh1rsh, 6aEmtaA fhas naas
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11


 Tuesday, May IA, will be held in Hanover Congregational church the seth anniversary of the New London county Congregational churches. The morning sessions will begin at 11.15 o'clock with reports from different committees, followed by discussions. In the afternoon the sermon of the day will be preached by Rev Dr. Potter of Hartford. Rev. c, A, Northrop and Hbenezer Allen of Norwich will give "reminiscences. A feature of the day will be the musical part of the pro- gramme. The Harvard quartette of Boston will render several selections. MT. Saunier of the Estey Organ Co, Boston. will preside at the organ. Mr. Saunier was heard with great pleas ure at the installation of the new organ in Hanover church.
 General News.
 Rev. Hollis Campbell of Springfield, Mass, will preach at both services on 1 Sunday.
 Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich 1 preached in Hanover last Sunday morning. The evening service was under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor with William Park leader. The topic was Unselfishness. Next Sunday evening the leader will be Mrs. James Tanner. Topic, The Value of the Initiative.
 Mrs. Freeman of South Coventry spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. c. Rood.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorne Greig of Day | vile spent the week end with Senator and Mrs. Angus Park l Miss Maria Delany of Baltic con- vent school spent Sunday with her | parents, MT. and Mrs Delany. entertaining Mrs. A. Allen of New York.
 Mrs. Charles Rood is entertaining Miss May Freeman of South Coventry.
 Miss Jennie Collins of. New York spent Sunday as the guest of her fla ther, M. Collins.
 Miss Alice Campbell spent Sunday in Essex. guest of Mrs Joseph Dan iels.
 Miss Julia Fuller is i'll from a gen. eral breakdown.
 Defeated South Windham.
 The H. A. c. defeated South Wind ham Saturday 15-2. The Hanover boys played the best game of the season especially so with the stick, knocking l three pitchers out of the box, among them the noted Pete Fisher. Hanover lined up as follows: Balcom c, HI Crofts p, Johnson 1b, P. Crofts 2b flanagan Sb. Bessette ss, Rabbit If Tucker cf, F. Crofts If. Souter played fer F. Crefts the last three innings.
 Fl. A. c. will play Taftville in Han ever today (Saturday).
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
GALES FERRY
Damage Done by Woodland Fire
 Joseph G. Neville Improving.

A woodland fire. started accidentally on the farm of Silas Bragaw, burned over an extensive area in the Lester district on Friday, causing consider able damage to property owners befeI e being subdued.
 Mrs. D. H. Tracy, accompanied by Mrs. Lee, Miss Besworth and Miss Mabel Johns of New London, were guests for the day last week of Mrs. Tracy's uncle, Moves B. Allyn.
 Mrs. Sarah Perkins returned Tues day. having been called to Westerly on Saturday by the illness of her brother, George Norman.
 Mrs. R. D. Fitzmaurice of New Ha- ven and son Edward of Providence were at their summer home on the Bluff the first of the week.
 Recovering from Illness.
 Joseph G. Neville, an emp1oye of the United States Finishing company od Greeneville, who has been confined te his home at the Ferry for some time by illness, is slowly improving.
 Mrs. Stephen Perkins of Brier Hill Groton, Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daughter and Miss Bessie Gates o1 New London were guests of MT. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins Friday of last week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Graves an6 daughter Elizabeth of New London have arrived at their summer home ir the Lester district for the season.
 This (Saturday) afternoon at the Methodist church the business session of the Gales Ferry Cemetery associa- tion will be held
 Clarence Latham and son Thomas ei Essex were entertained Sunday by Mir Latham's parents. MT. and Mrs Thomas Latham, at their home in tht village.
 Supt. Courtlani E. Colver, Miss Alic, Satterlee, Miss Sarah Latimer anC Mrs. Dudley Perkins were attendants from the Gales Ferry M E. SundaI school at the midyear conference of tn, county Sunday school association il ] New London.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Parker of Nor wieh were Sunday guests of Mrs. Par ker's parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry W l Hurlbutt
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
Mothers, Day Observance.
SHUNOC
Ashaway Preacher Supplying Pulpit City Purchasers Improve Old Farms.


 City Purchasers Improve Old Farms. Rev. E. B. Saunders of Ashaway, R. L, Is supplying the pulpit of the Sec cnd Baptist church.
 MT. and Mrs. Otis A. Chapman are occupying their new home on the North Stonington road.
 Hon. P. B. Wheeler was in Boston Tuesday.
 W. F. Morgan was the guest of rel atives at Ashwillett, Sunday. MT. and Mrs. J. Elwood Miner o1 Pendleton Hill were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. B. James.
 Ezra James of Jewett City has been visiting relatives here the past week. Too much rain greatly flinders the farmers with their spring work. Many of the old farms in this vioin- ity are being taken up by city people and great improvements are being made to farms and buildings.
 Mrs, Mary A. Miller has been spend ing week with Mrs, Samuel Avery Babcock.
 R. B. Wheeler shipped carload oi cattle to Boston Monday night,
 w. H, Palmer was in Kingston, R l.. Saturday.
 Enos Gray of Ledyard was in thil place Wednesday,
 The school here Is making com mendable progress under ths instrue- ton of Miss Grace Sheffield,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
GLASGf0
Leeal Attendants at DifHee-Mrs. VII
 liam WeseFmanTI Funeral,

Several frem this place attended the supper at Mfr. Fl itgOeds Saturdav evening, A ebmpang of fourteen went up in Mfr. BurdIek's libig team.
 Funeral of Mrsi. WeserHasa.
 The funeral of Ms, William Weser- man was held at her home in Rix- town, at f p. m., Sunday. Rev. MT. Thompson spoke eiBmfortiag words te the Bsreaued famiAy.s Some Day the Silver Cord vii Break, and Asleep in Jesus, were slpng by Mrs. Ernest Luther, Mrs. w, j5, Bgrdick and Miss Laura F. TeRRg.
 J, 6. Bill was the guest of friends ia NssMich Fhy Esday.
 Miss Maasel BfiraiGl1 Is ill with pRea- sap4pla.
 Aes. BReeh E. Cheney entertained her uncle. J. o. Bill. the past week
 Mss Mary HjagecoHb was Sunday snest CT Mrs R. IT. Young, also MT and Mrs. T.utb er and Airs. ". G. Bar dick
 Mrs. Myray Stewart and son Floyd were callers at Moves Ecclestes,s on Sunday.
 A aocter was called Sunday tn at Lsns 70. glafls,s youngest child, who WeA sa<sess Rss #ltk RRsaRaaais
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
MONTVILLE
Cantata at Union Baptist Church.
 Supper Nets $17.

Jesus in Prophecy will be the sub ject of the cantata to be given in the Union Baptist church Sunday evening"
 It is expected that four men from Norwich will conduct a memorial serv- ice at Palmer hall Tuesday afternoon, May 2S. G. R. Sanders will be one of the four.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Un- ion Baptist church gave supper al the chapel last Friday evening. About s11 was realized.
 Victor Johnson, who was Ill., is neE able to work.
 Eleven Join the Church.
 Directly after the morning service in the Union Baptist church Sunday, the pastor, Rev. George c. Chappell extended the hand of welcome into church membership to eleven young people, who had been under his train- ing for six months, and also present ed them certificates of baptism and membership The communion followed
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Totokett Company Orders Two Big Ensinss-Firemen Thoushtfully Open Club Room to Boys.

The Totekett Manufacturing cornps- ny has placed an order with the Will liam A. Harris Steam Engine company of Providence for two Harris Ceriiss 400 h. p. engines te replace their pres ent 800 h. p. engine. The additional 300 h. B. will add much to the efficiency of the eemBanys plant during certain seasons of the year,
 Vipan A, Perkins has returned fFea his scheel duties at Mount, Her1aen, where lac has been student during the past year,
 The Versailles Af. E. seeiety is con templating new ceilings for the audi eAee room.
 New Assembly Resm,
 Pha 4Rerk of fitting up ef aH asseH- bly, room under the audience ream of St. JesePAis church is being rapidly pushed under the direction of Rev. Frederick Ii. Bes Sureault.
 Pet Dog Killed.
 Anna EaReehe, ths hustIiRg Bulletin Rs suaEsEi. iH HasuFRiHE ths dsalA ef her
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

s. L. Barber, who has been in Plakn- field for the past week, has returned home.
 Mrs. Luther Tanner. who has beau i'll, is improving.
 Mrs DeLnde died in Prov1aenos Ths funeral was held here Wednesday. with burial at Oneeo.
 Farmers are very backward vim their work, on account of the wst weather
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
ASHWILLETT
Funeral of Mrs. William Weseman- Otto Anderson Plans Big Oats Crop.

Funeral of Mrs. William Weseman- Otto Anderson Plans Big Oats Crop.
 The funeral of Mrs. William wese- man, AZ, was held at her home in Rix- town Sunday afternoon at f o'clock. Words Of consolation were spoken by Rev. John Thompson of the Bethel NJ. B, church, and Saved by Grace and another hymn were sung. There were many beautiful flowers. Relatives act ed as bearers. She left her husband and five children at home, a sister in Brooklyn, N. Y, and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss. She was laid to rest In Rixtown cemetery, near where sine lived
 Otto Anderson is sowing many eats en his farm near Veluntown.
 Farmers are behind with their work ewing te So much rain,
 b. s. Levine has been at home the past week with hard cold,
 s. O. EgglesteR of South Lyme has been at his farm few days superin- tending the work.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
LEFFINGWELL

Harlem Dolbeare of Norwich was the guest Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. FL liott Dolbeare.
 Misses Edna and Harriet Williams of Norwich were week end guests of Miss Mildred Swan.
 Miss Edith Leffingwell was the guest over Sunday of friends in Danielson.
 Mrs, Charles I, Rathbun and Austin Rathbun were callers at Mrs Harriet Williams on Sunday in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
PRESTON

Lynwood B. Crary was recent vis- itor in Willimantic
 Mrs. Hart of Norwich spent the week end with Mrs. William Bagley.
 Mrs. Erva Barnes is visiting in North Stoningten.
 The c. F. club met with Miss Bes- sic Crary Saturday afternoon, nine members being present.
 A cradle roll call is to be held in the vestry of the Congregational church this Saturday. afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
CLARK'S FALLS
Feltins Company to Add Manufacture
 of Hats to Present Business.

of Hats to Present Business. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichols of Hope Valley called on MT. and Mrs. Richard Maine Tuesday afternoon. Mir. Nichols had the ponies for the amusement of the children at the grange fair at North Stonington last September MT and Mrs Nichols will be at Nara gansett Pier with their ponies in a short time.
 Farmers Discouraged.
 With seed potatoes at so cents a peck and rain two days out of three, the farmer thinks the lines are rather hard for his business.
 To Mako Felt Hats.
 The Federal Felting company is to commence making felt hats. The ma chinery has already arrived for that work. They have been having a large sale of fancy felts
 Cassius Collins was in Westerly or Wednesday.
 Horace Palmer was in Westerly Monday and met his nephews John F Hopkins of Shamrock and Isaac T. Hopkins of West Kingston.
 Mrs, Mcdonald has returned to Prov dence.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
YAWBUX VALLEY

A, B. Niemea of Mystic was caller at George D. Coates Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0. P, Miner have re- t1rned te the hsme of theer daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Miner, after stay of several months with another daughter, Mrs; s. c. Bgglestane of South Lyme.
 Mrs: Chester S. Maine visited ever Sunday with Mrs. Richards ef West erly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
MOHEGAN

There were no services Sunaay sysnp ing on account 6f the storm
 Mir. Hamilton has moved hls fnnnkly to Uncasvflle.
 Mrs. Avery and hfrs. DuTbeauD wrrN in pmsasville the first of the week
 Mrs E Fowler was in Norwich fha first of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
LEONARD BRIDGE
Mrs. James Williams of MoheaaE Tribe Dies at Age of 1oo.

Tribe Dies at Age of leo.
 The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Robin son Williams of Providence was brought to this place for burial on Thursday, May g. Mrs. Williams was a direct descendant of the tribe of Mo hegans. She was born in Franklin, Conn.,, 100 years ago. her first husband being George Proff1tt of Lebanon. She was left a widow with eight children. She then married James Williams of Windham. He died five years later. She went to Providence to live with her daughter, Mrs Mary Johnson, where she died in January at the age of 100 years
 16 1-2 Pednd Coon Shot.
 Harold Lombard shot a coon Tues day that weighed N16 1-2 pounds.
 D. H. Leonard has sold his farm to the Root brothers. MT. Leonard will locate near Providence.
 Miss Lena Manwaring of Cromwell was at her home in the place over Sunday.
 Mrs Elsie G. Stevens, whe has been ata the home of her parents during the illness and death of her father, J. Nel- son Geer, has returned to her home in Providence
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
OAKDALE
Choice of Delegates to Hanover Com ferenoe-New Superintendent for Raymond Hill Cemetery.

Rev, G. L. French of the Mentville Center church preached Sunday from Cor. 12; 25. The sacrament of the Lerd's supper was observed at the close Of the morning service. Deacon and Airs. D, A. Johnson and Deacon and Mrs. ]. q. Believes We're chosen delegates te represent the ehuFeh al the seth annual meeting of the New London conference of CengFeg atisRal churches 10 be held with the church ia Hanover Tuesday May H.
 New Superintendent fer Cemetery.
 A special meeting of ths RayfaeHd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
GR1SWoLD

Frank Browning was heme e4ssr Sunday.
 Fhe beeR committee naet at the chap el Tuesday and accepted nearly hun dred books te be added te the lilaEaEy
 Mrs. J. B. Saunders is ill Her niece, Mrs William Montgomery of New York, is caring for her.
 Anna CEary was the guest ever sunday of Misses Elsie and Daisy LaEG,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
OLD LYME

Artist I. P. Dessar and wife have opened their summer home On Beckett HtEl
 George P. Mclean, state fnctsry >tn- Spector, spent the week end a4 hin bungalow on Rogers lake.
 Morton F. Plant of Eastern Pc81a VI a business caller last week