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Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
ASHFORD
Pastor and Wife at WiIIimantie Camp,
 Greund-oId Folks Concert,

Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chambtlrli are at their cottage at the WilliEna ut1c camp ground.
 Rev. J. R. Miller of West Thompson supplied the pulpit at the Methoditst church Sunday morning and evenings He was accompanied by his wife.
 Mrs Fred A. Bowen and Mrs. lE. H. Whittemore of East Douglas, Mas B called on friends in Abingdon on Sa4A urday.
 Mrs. Ralph Davis and son of Nor-i wdch are at Mrs Welcome Davis
 Mir. and Mrs. George D. Clark and son Herbert are guests of D. T. Clark and family. MT. Clark is taking vacation of fifteen days from deliver ing mail in Putnam.
 Mrs. Fred A. Bowen has been en- tertaining Master Roland Lowe of North Ashford.
 Mir and Mrs. Nathan Spink visited Rocky Point recently.
 Mrs. K. H. Whittemore and son, Preston Chapman, returned to East Douglas, Mass, on the thirteenth after stay of two weeks here. Mir and Mrs. John Ethridge have been entertaining the formers broth CT. Asa Ethridge, and family of Brook lyn, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Clark have had as guests during the week Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Miller and daugh- ter Louva.
 Old FoIks' Concert. An old folks convert was given at the chapel Friday evening under the supervision of Rev. J. R. King, Methodist Social.
 The Methodist social was held at ! Mir. and Mrs. Welcome Davis We'd nesday evening. Cake and ice cream were served The following program was rendered: Solo by Miss Grace Lawton: violin solo, Rev. J. R. Miller: remarks. Rev. J. B. King; violin selo with organ accompaniment, Rev. J. ! R. Miller and Mrs. Charles W. Clark; reading, Mrs. Daniel Perrin of West i Thompson; solo, Miss Grace Lawton; 1; recitation, Miss Gertrude Leavitt of 1 Spencer. Mass: violin solo, Rev. !. | R. Miller of West Thompson: reading, | Daniel Perrin of Thompson.
 Visited Black Pond. Rev. and Mrs. Miller and L,euva 1 Miller, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Perrin. 1 Master Harold Perrin, Miss Emma Perrin, William Perrin, Willie John l son. Misses Jessie and Lizzie May ! nard, all of West Thompson, visited Black pond. West Woodstock, in the afternoon of Wednesday, and attend | ed the Methodist social in the evening 1 MT. and Mrs. Mark P. Reynolds of 1 Putnam are staying a week at the i Eastford house and visiting Crystal lake.
 1 Judge A. J. Bowen of Willimantdc
 and Mir. Hoxsie of Phoenix, R. l., were guests Thursday of Mir. and Mrs. A. 1 M. Bowen.
 1 D P. Carpenter and family enter tained Mrs. Hoxsie and little daughter | Mary Mrs Mary NJ. Richardson. MT Peckham of Willimantic took them uI in his automobile.
 Mrs. Eli Weeks is with her son Rus l sell and family of Ashford for a week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
New London County
NORTH STONINCTON
Teachers Appointed for School Year
 Thirty six at Plonio Supper

Rev, and Mrs. ]. Howard Adams of Rockville have been visiting friends in town,
 Rev Friedrich Wilhelm Klein, a na- tive of Prussia, now liy1nig in Mount Vernon, Me, preached in the ThiIu Bapt4st church Sunday. as candidate for the pastorate.
 Teachers Appointed.
 The town schools will open Sept 9. Teachers have been appointed as fol- lows; Pendleton Hill, Clark A. Coon. Mir Coon now being a patient in Back us hospital Miss Marsia Bentley Of White Rock, R, l.. has been appointed a substitute teacher until his reeoY- cry, Laurel Glen, Miss Olga F. Thomp- son; Doom Bridge, H. DeVere Allen; Shunoc, Mrs. Walter Keith; District No. 6, Miss Mary Chapman; Village, Mrs. F. M. Ho1lister and Miss Grace Shenield; Ashwillet, Miss Jennie Sted- man; West Ashwillet, Calvin M, Hch- aUison. A teacher for the school at Clarks Falls has not yet been ap- pointed.
 Picnic Supper.
 The residents of the west end of the village, with & few guests, enjoyed their one-a-w week picnic supper on the playsround at o'clock Wednesday afternoon, S6 being present
 Miss May E. Bentley of Old Mystic accompanied by two cousins from New Haven, spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs. George F. Coats.
 MT. and Mrs. H. NJ Perkins are building a new house near their pres ent residence.
 Rev. Lucian Drury will supply the pulpit of the Baptist church in Jew cit City Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
MOOSUP

Outlngs Tor ounday Schoois-Funer5l of Mrs. Kate Payne-Miss Harriet Reads Death.
 Mrs. Charles S Miller has been wis iting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Burke in Pawtucket.
 Dana Potter and Harold Williams are enjoying a vacation at Button woods
 Misses Ella and Lila Millett are at Willimantic camp ground
 Sunday School Outings.
 Over a hundred of the Baptist peo- pie enjoyed a picnic at Wildwook park Saturday.
 Today Saturday. the Methodist Sunday school and friends go on an excursion to Ocean beach.
 Mrs. Kate Payne's Funeral, Mrs. Kate Payne died at the Nor wich State hospital Tuesday. The funeral was held from the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan Thursday afternoon.
 Death of Miss Harriet Read.
 Miss Harriet Read, 6S, died at her home on Plainfeld street, Monday aft ernoon. The funeral was held Wed nesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

soon, to take the place of the two wooden ones, by the cemetery, on the broad te Quinebaug Mir and Mrs. Edgar Trask were re- Fcent visitors in Providence. l.. H. Healey and son John. with l.. J. Leavitt, attended the pomoAog- ical meeting at St9rrs college Tues day, going by auto. Reports from Mrs. Sidney Morse, who is in hospital in Worcester, bare very encouraging. She is gaining rapidly her health.
 Mir. and Mrs. Darius Adams of
 Providence are visiting friends here
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
WEST WOODSTOCK
Forn,sr Pastor to Preach at aaztist
 Church.

Rev. land Mrs. Atherton- rom WesS Spring Beld, are spending Few weeks in this parish. his first pastorats. He will oct supy the Baptist pulpit August 18th.
 Berni,eeN Bates has returned from q weeks 1E sit in Three Rivers
 The Eslptist Sunday school enjoyed a picnic Thursday at Roseland park.
 The fahnily of Dr. Gildersleeve of Norwich re spending August at Balm of Gilead farm.
 Mrs. Theodore Armstrong and of NIT. LyI nan Armstrong. daughter from New London, are guests
 Sheriff sIibley and wife were calling on friends In this parish en route from Danielson ho Dudley by auto
 Ruth Wihter and Mabel Richardson were guestsu at Wendell Wftter's at the weekend.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
WAURECAN
New Pastor Expected at coHsresa- tionaI Church September s-Dsaths During tho Week.

Rev. J. Sherman Cove has accepted the call to become pastor of the Con grega tienal church. He will begin his duties about September g.
 Mrs. Anna Swan Is spending a few days at Occum with her sen, Fred Swan.
 Mss Eva Maynard is spending sev- eral days in Providence.
 Louis Roberts, at one time employed by the Wauregan company as a paint CT, died at Plainfeld last Saturday. His body was brought here for burial in the Sacred Heart cemetery.
 Mrs William Thomas and son Ev- erett of Fall River are guests of Mrs. James WignaH.
 Mrs. Welton and children of Lowell, Mass, are visiting Mrs. F. L. Austin.
 Goe Brothers went to the Putnam hospital last Saturday to be operated upon for throat trouble.
 William F. Gaffney, who is on his vacation was a visitor in Norwich, Oc- cum and Webster this week
 Escaped Injury. As Patrick Brennan, a farmer whe carries milk to the railroad station ev- cry morning, was returning from the station, in going down hill some part of the harness broke and let the ';wag- on on the horse, which started te&run MT. Brennan managed to rein the horse into a bank on the side of the road and avoided any serious damage Miss Laura Raymond, cashier at the Wauregan store, starts today (Sat- urday) for two weeks vacation to &the Berkshire hills.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Topliff of Occun were In town last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Farrell, Lr. are visiting friends in Webster Rev. Wallace H. Stearn will preach at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Roy. Robert Psgrum's Death.
 Rev. Robert Pegrum died Wednes- day at his home in Bridgeport. Bur ial was at Moosup cemetery Friday Mir. Pegrum was located in Moosup as pastor of church there several years ! ago. He is survived by his wife, two sons and three daughters Mrs Pc grum is well known here, having beer resident of Wauregan g. number ot years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
A1.TAWAUGAN

Misses Su.i ie and Florence Pray left today for Nbw York, after ten days stay at their home here.
 Misses Mallgaret and Florence Snott and Emma Rhlfnson spent Sunday al Northbridge, lass
 Thomas EmI Isrson and his two sis tere, May and Ruth, were recent vis- itors with A1bArt Robinson and fam fly.
 Miss Ida Cor t,mings is visiting Mae Blaclmar
 Mrs. Edwin C.'lsen is visiting st North Grosvenel dale.
 Ellen Gibnev Apent several days re- gently at PutnaIIl with her grandpsr- ents
 The foundatio1k for the new weave shed is nearly e pnpleted-
 Miss Lucie Tih tits has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. IT. H. Sweeney.
 John Dunse of Ilakersaeld. Cal, call ed on Albert Rolf tson and family last week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
PLAINFIELD
Deer Damage Pole Beans and Corn Congregational Sunday School Pic nie,

Miss Mary Downing. who has been spending a month with her uncle. Dr. Frank Downing of Moosup. has retun- ed home
 Deer destroyed some of William De- volve's pole beans one night recently and tasted of his corn.
 Napoleon Dufresne has been enter taining his nephew from Arctic, R. ],
 Mrs. Bessie Ward has returned to Grafton. Mass. after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Nicholson.
 Mrs. Archibald S. Spslding enter tained Norwich friends Wednesday.
 Mrs. L.. B. Greene and granddaugh- ter. Miss Eva Bsbcock, are visiting Providence relatives.
 The Congregational Sunday school held their picnic in Babcocks grove today (Saturday).
 Mrs. Ava Parsons of Putnam is wis iting her cousin, Miss Sarah Spald ing thls week on her way home from a visit In Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
HOWARD VALLEY

Carpenters are at work on the 1'hornhill farmhouse.
 There were four Newt York hoarders ,a1 Thornhill last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard N3reene of An dkrver were at Curtis tavern last weak.
 -Four New York vacatAonfsts are at C'krFis tavern this week.
 David Copeland. Miss Sadie Young Fl mer Hawkes. and MBs Margery BuRnham were at Watch Hfll Tues daE
 lAsnry Humes visited Wilifmantte TutsAday.
 The pastor. Rev. H. Bassett, will at tendi conference in Providence, R l. next Sunday. Brother Fred Bassect of walrcester Mass, will hold services n the Valley Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
ASHWILLETT

Moves Eccleston of Rixtown is work ing for s. c. Eggleston on his farm here,
 Charlie Ahlberg returned to New York with his cousin Sunday.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb has been enter taining her mother, Mrs. P E. Will cox of Ledyard. and her nieces, Myra E. Hewitt of Poquonnock and Jennie May Miner of Jewett City.
 William and John Morgan were Sunday visitors with their parents, MT and Mrs A. A. Morgan.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb and her moth CT were in Glasgo and Yoluntown or Wednesday.
 A. G. Billings returned to Natick, R l., last Saturdsy.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
HEBRON
Auto Party to Camp Ground-Consrs'
 gational Sunday School Picnic.

9aIlOndl ShnOdI SSlOoi iS''S.
 Mrs. Douglas returned to Boston this week. after spending several weeks in this village.
 Miss Haines of New York formerly principal of a boarding school in Hart ford, is staying for a few weeks with Miss Caroline Kellogg.
 James Browns sister, from Warren, Mass. has been visiting him recently. Mrs. Loren Lord and daughter were in Hartford recently.
 Returns from Hospital.
 Master Roger Porter has returned from St. Joseph's hospital, where he was operated on for appendicitcs. He is very much better but is still con- fined Ii his bed.
 J. H. Jagger is a visitor at Miss El- len Buells on the Green.
 MT. Chamberlain took party of la dies to the w. c. T. U. meeting at the Willimantic camp ground, Wednesday The Congregational Sunday school held a picnic last Thursday at Colum- bia Lake.
 Mrs. Emily Rathbun spent last Sun day with her daughter. Mrs. Richards in Occum.
 Miss Nettie Griffin. who has been ill with malaria. is out again.
 MT. Barnes has moved to Columbia.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
EAST COLCHESTER

Miss Lena Thorne is visiting rela- tives in Terryyille
 Mrs. William Allen and Miss Nettie Allen are in Columbia.
 c. A. Kramer is recovering from a recent operation for appendicitis.
 Several from here attended the meet ing of the grange Tuesday evening.
 MT. Geisthardt is moving his port able sawmiIl to Millington.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
WARREl lNVILLE
Baker and James families st crYstsI
 Lake BtInsaieN.

Judge o. D. BakeF and E. L. James with their familiest are spending week at their bun l;alow at Crystal lake
 Miss Marie Karha al who has been visiting her sister, 'arx. l.. A. Baker has returned to her home in New York
 Milton Dlirkee and his sister, Miss Ethel OErkee, have .seturned from a visit fin Ashaway. R. l.
 Mrs. Mary Simpson of Mount Hope called on friends in thhs village Tues day,
 W. 1T. Plat made business trip to Norwich recently.
 Mrs. Ida P. Lovejoya of Pawtucket is the guest gf her mott CT, Mrs NJ s. Louks
 Marjorie F.. and Rutha A. Case have been spending q week aith their un- cle, George C. Mathewsaon. of Willi- mantle
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
EKONK

Mir. and Mrs. Daniel B. Gallup of Danielson are guests of relatives here.
 Miss Julia Sayles is visiting Miss Gladys Gallup at Quonochontaug.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Congdon of Plainfield were guests at James Cong don's Sunday.
 Mrs. Carl D. Gallup Is visiting rela- tives at Waterboro, Me.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Howard Gallup and son Harold spent the week end at Qnonochontaug.
 Mrs George Tanner is entertaining her nephews from Millville, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
MOHEGAN

Mrs. E. Fowler and children, Mrs. Burdick and daughter. and Mrs. E. c. Fowler were at ocean Beach this week.
 Miss Daniels, the pastor. is having two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Skeesuck were at Watch Hill the early part of the week.
 Charles Mathews was at Block Is- land the first of this week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
CLARK'S FALLS
Bees Swarm in Old Barrel and Seem
 Content

John Perkins caught bass in Wy assup lake Saturday; weight three pounds, lacking one ounce.
 Mrs. Anna Meis of New York and Miss Elizabeth Stumpf, a trained nurse. of Chicago, arrived in town on Sunday afternoon and are guests of their sister Mrs Frank Palmer.
 Mrs. Rufus Mallalieu has returned from a visit with her mother in Eng land.
 Richard D. Maine has a swarm of bees in a peculiar hive. In early sum- mer they took possession of an old barrel turned up near his wood pile and are working as cheerfully as though they had the most costly hive imaginable.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
GARDNER LAKE

Mrs. Harry Burlington returned to New York Tuesday, after spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. A. P. Bolander.
 Misses Ethel and Robie Boynton of Palmertown spent Sunday at their home here.
 Mrs. Eldridge has returned to Wash ington Heights, N. T., after spending a few weeks with local friends.
 Miss Ethel Chsmplin returned to Hartford Monday, after visiting a few weeks with her parents
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
WOODSTOCK
Fair Time Nesrins-outites for Sun
 day School.

Spencer H. Child andAfsIntly of Lan- caster. Mass. were int town early in the week.
 The premium list fefhe Woodstock agricultural society Is being distrib- uted.
 Mrs. ]. J. Willismsonr has returned after spending a week at NarraRane sett Pier.
 Lawn Fshss
 A lawn fete was held at the home or Mir. and Mrs. Philip R. Dean, Friday afternoon and evening.
 The Child family had it's reunion bat Roseland park Wednesday. The Congregational Sunday schoo holds it's picnic at RoseRnd park next Wednesday.
 The Sunday school clas sof Will lam C. Child spent the day at Black pond Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
NORTH WOODSTOCK
SeIectmen to Begin Work on New ce nsnt Bridge-Attsndsnts at Pomo logical Meeting.

MT. and Mrs. Howard Stillman of Fairhaven are visiting their cousin. Mrs. A. A. Paine.
 Misses Bernice Leavitt and Chris tine Paine are spending two weeks with relatives in Vermont and New Hampshire.
 Charles M Perrin attended the leg islative reunion at New Haven We'd nesday,
 Prank Skinner and son of Ariing- ton, Mass. were at \. D. Skinner over Sunday,
 Edward Banta of Binghamton, x Y, joined his wife, who Is visiting here, Saturday, for few days stay
 New Cement Bridge.
 The selectmen Of the town are to begin york on & nsw cement cridxs
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
cLAEK's CORNERS
Black csIt crohss Weasel,

Jack, the ine black cat of Viola P. Jewett, captute ed a weasel thls week.
 M. T. Palnler and family are at Long Island fA- week.
 Mrs. John hlslly and son Raymond of New Haven iare ct P. J. Nav1ns,-
 Mrs. w. c. C(Vtver Is visiting at Dr. Blaine Oiiver's In Washington, Conn.
 Mrs. Fl. D, klnlAns. Mrs. FranA Nichols, Mrs. taeorge W. Lewis o< Providence and sMrs. v, N, Iewsst s Hampton were guests st Meesaa- ao Allan Iswatts, TkursdAxs
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

goes op. a trolley ride and picnic at Lake wangumbaug, Coventry next Tuesday.
 Lightning Kills Cow.
 During the heavy shower in Bed lam Wednesday morning, lightning killed enc of George T. Cranes best COWS.
 The whistle of the steam shovel To- cated on the state road running to- wards Hampton. Is heard over the lawn
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
May of a Enurflushed.

Cuban newspapers say President Co., meg stirred up the revolt in order to get credit for suppressing it. He is not the first politician who has start ed something he could not finish.-St. Paul Pioneer
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
PRESTON
evndey School Picnic to Ocean Beach Guests from the Hawkeye State.

'S'i' N''S ''o'>SJS ShatS' John McCraclSen of Brooklyn, N. r., is visiting A. D. Za-brislxie.
 Miss Bessie Crary is visiting Providence friends.
 A. B. Burdick was recent vissitor at Storrs college.
 The Baptist Sunday school picnic at Ocean Beach Wednesday was largely attended.
 Mrs. Stephen Crary and daughter of Iowa are visiting at H. H. Palmer's. MT. and Mrs. Jesse Crary and Will liam F. Crary attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs Margaret Stanton, at North Stonington Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
CHAPLIN
Iowa Preacher at Local Servicss- Sunday School to Have Trolley Ride and Picnic.

Rev. W. B. Sandford of Waterloo, la, who is spending August with his father Charles Sandford, at South Chaplin, preached a powerful sermon at the Congregational church Sunday morning and at the chapel at South Chaplin in the evening.
 Rev. and Mrs Walter E. Lanpnear of Hartford. who have been visiting in town, returned to Hartford this week.
 The Congregational Sunday school
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