davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. John Hall.

Emeline Priscilla Chapman was born in Ashford in October, 1927 She was the second daughter of the late Jarvis Chapman and Almira Allen Chapman. When quite young she was united in marriage with the late John Hall of Wales, Mass where they resided a number of years They had two chill dreu, a daughter and son. also an adopted daughter, while living there More than forty years ago they moved to this village, where they owned 8 large farm MT. Hall died about 22 wears ago. About four years ago Mrs Hall and her son Edwin moved to North Windham to reside with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs D. F. Lyon where she died June 27th. Funeral services were held at her resi- dence on Monday, July st There was a large attendance of relatives and friends. Rev Walter E. T.anpheare of Hartford read passages of scripture and spoke ol her excellent Christian character. lie with Mr Colburn sang a hymn of her selection. I'm Going Home 10 Die No More. The bearers We're Leon Hayden, Fred Potter. liar ry Smith, Warren p. Keith of this place. She was buried in the ceme- tery at North Windham. There were many beautiful flowers. She leaves a daughter and son, a granddaughter. Mss Della k. Lyon, also her adopted daughter Mrs. Jane Norris. of Wor- cester, and Mrs. Norris two daugh- jars, Misses Bertha and Hattie, and a son, Clarence Norris, recently of Phil adelnhia
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
ASHFORD
Pastor Returns from Vacaton-Meth. odist Ladies' Aid Soeial---Dsath oi Mrs. John Hall. s


 Rev J. B, King has returned after a vacation of three weeks and occu- pied bis pulpit last Sunday morning. He preached his farewell sermon at Ashford in the afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Charles W. Bradway and daughters of Putnam spent Sun day here, guests of Mr. Bradways s mother and D. p. Clarks family
 Rev. J. K. Miller of West Thomp- son and Mrs Miller visited their daughter on Monday, the 1st, remain ing over night.
 Rev J. P Marvin and family of Worcester, Mass are occupying their cottage at Crystal lake.
 Miss Edith Ferre of Staten Island, Y. r.. is guest of Miss Lois Thomas. Everett Phillips of Charlton, Mass, was a guest over night on the 2d of MT and Mrs Fred A, Bowen.
 Miss Molie Trowbridge of Brook lNn. \. N., has arrived at the old cas- tie for the summer,
 Mr and Mrs. Allie Marcy of Put nam and little son Gerald spent the Fourth here with Mrs. Marcy's par ents.
 Mrs Arthur M. Keith has returned from a weeks visit in Springfield.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church gave a social and straw berry supper at their rooms in the ves-ry on the Fourth
 A number were at Crys stal lake on Thursday
 Mrs II. NJ. Wheelar of Gardner, Mass. and Mrs. c. h. Utter and her daughter Ruth Elizabeth, of Ohio, have been guests of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain the past week. lt is very hot and dry here; rain is much needed
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
UNION

Dr. and Mrs. George N. Lawson and two children of Middle Haddam are visiting friends in town.
 MT. and Mrs W. c. Howard of West Woodstock attended the children's ex- ercises at the Congregational church last Sunday.
 Mir. Palmer of Hartford spent Sun day at the Marcy homestead.
 Miss Grace Myers and sister Ber- tha, with Miss Chamberlin of Wood stock, visited Mrs. II. Graham at the parsonage.
 Several from Union attended the auction at the William Buxton place, Westtield, Saturday.
 Mrs. Arthur Anney and daughters, Elsie and Hazel from Warren, are with MT. and Mrs. w. Richards for the week.
 Mrs. Charles Gardener is with her father Luther Gardener, for a few days
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
EAST WOODSTOCK
Post Card Shower for Mrs. Coorbs-
 Stephen Morse Dies at 92.


 Mrs. T. r. Pike Is entertaining her aunt Mrs. Maria Hall of New Hamp- shire.
 Mr and Mrs. E. l.. Upham and two children of Dedham Mass. and Mrs Bundya Mrs. Urham's mother. of Bos- lon are guests of C. l.. Upham's fam fly.
 Alan Upham of Dedham has arrived nome for the summer vatation.
 Flossie Alton and Edith Eddy left Monday for Danbury to attend the summer school
 Mrs. J. F. Child and four children or Putnam are spending a few weeks with Roscoe Alton and family
 Miss Geneva Leavitt of South Tram ingham, Mass. is the guest of MT. and 4. H. Hubbard.
 Post Card Shower for Shut-in.
 Mrs. Rensslear Coombs had a postal card shower on her 77th birthday. In " 4. Mrs. Coombs has been shut Tn Tor many years, being afflicted with rheumatism. The thoughtfulness of friends was very pleasing to her.
 Funeral of s(ash hen Morse.
 Stephen Morse the oldest person ,r 'own died at his home Monday eve ming From inhrmiues of aga. His 92d birthday occurred last Friday. Mir. Morse was unmarried and had always lived on the home places He was the last of hls family, a brother Nelson ayin2 last ear. aged 94. His nearest Of kin are nephews and nieces. The funeral which was private was held at ms home Wednesday, at , D. m. Rev y, 4. Turner conducting the serv lees. Burial was in the local ceme- tefy. MT. Morse was a representative m lNS6 and made two trips west some years age
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
WOODSTOCK
Miss StoweII to Leave Academy Fac
 uIty-lIlustrated Lecture by Haml-
 ton Holt


 The Pansy band met at the parson-
 age Tuesday afternoon. Miss Caro Stowell has decided not to return to the Academy faculty next year. Miss Constance Holt is on motor trip to Maine.
 Mrs. George P. Perley is spending two
 weeks at Northfeld. Officers Re-eIected. The final missionary meeting of the season was held with Mrs. Henry T.. Child at the bungalow Wednesday aft ernoon. the 18th About fifty ladies
 were present.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Benevolent society, held at the same
 time, resulted in tAe reelection of of hcers for the ensuing year. Miss Genevieve Waters leaves soon / to visit relatives in Ohio. William M. Gallup and family spent a few days in Worcester last week. Masters Smith and Bell sang a duet at the Congregational church Sunday morning
 Henry K. Stafford has new automo-
 bile. MT. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup and Mir. and Mrs Daniel Gallup of Danielson were calling on relatives here Sunday,
 Mrs. J. J. Williamson is visiting in Danieson. Miss s. D. Gordon of Providence was in town a few days last week. Miss Merrill of Andover Mass, is
 the guest of Miss Mary Perley. Capt. F. W. Hinrichs and family arrived at CIoverlea Wednesday.
 Frederick Bates and family are to occupy the Carroll house during the sumnier Hamilton Holt of the New York In
 dependent is to favor Woodstock with his stereopticon lecture on Japan this (Saturday) evening in Acadamy hall Mr. Holt secured the slides during his
 recent trip to Japan.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
DAYVILLE
hrs. Lucy Brown and Daughter Arrive from the sOuth-HoIiday Week in- terests.

The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Harry Briarly Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs. r. J. Shepard of Buffalo is spending a few days with Mrs. C. A. Russell
 Mrs. Irving Blanchard and Miss Myrtice Blanchard were in Providence Wednesday Co attend the funeral of George Babbitt.
 James Blanchard has returned from e visiJ 10 his daughter. Mrs Dr. Royal Of East Greenwich. R. ].
 Raymond Burnett spent the week cad with his parents, Deacon and Mrs. Burnett.
 Mrs. Lua, Brown with little daueh- Ter arrived from the South Saturday. Leon Blanchard has entered the emn'1t of Wells S Downs
 The Book cIuh held ifs annual meet sng with Mrs. V. F. EidEeU Tuesday evening.
 Mr and Mrs N. Lorne Greie are visiting in Hanover.
 Philip Henaut Of Norwich visited his mother on sunday, coming in his auto.
 Mrs. ". C. Darrow was in Norwich Friday.
 The Dayviile people are glad to vel come Rev. Frank Bristol as pastor.
 V. P, keley entertained William Burns and Mr. Barber sg-dsr
 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Atwood and Miss Alice Fish Eerv with Mrs L. A Russell over the Fourth
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
Windham County
WESTMINSTER
Hrs Rosenzsweit and Daughter Badly Injured When Horse Runs Away Miss Agnes Greenman's Death

Much sympathy is expressed for the family of Mir. Rosenzweit, who recent ly moved here from New York. Last "Wednesday Mrs. Rosenzweit and one or the daughters were severely injured by benc thrown from a wagon. The horse became frightened and ran for some distance, throwing Mrs. RosenZ- EWeit and da ghter To the roadside against the stones. Besides receiving several broken bones. numerous cuts and bruises. they were injured inter naliy and have been in a critical con- citiQn. They were taken to the nearby home or Fred Greene. until medical heir was summoned and then they were removed to the.r own homes. Two smaller children who were in the team VI Rhen the horse began 10 run escaped without injury. as they managed to Slide out 0f the rear end of the wagon, striking the soft sand in the road. Three doctors attended the injured renple and made inem as comfortable as possible.
 News in General
 Frank I.inneu has been entertaining &ls sister, Mrs. Shepardson and wranodaugnter from Mousup.
 Mrs. Frank Linneu with Bernice and Dorrance Cook are spending the week tn Pswtucket.
 Mrs. Sybel Degrenier returned to Norwich Saturday after a visit here Gith her mother, Mrs. Rathbun.
 Mir. Colt Is enjoying g visit from his Bon. who is on his vacation
 Deacon and Mrs. Edwin Edmond yis- fed their son Herman and family at S;orrs last week
 Mrs. D. Roy Bsrstow with her two children. lone and Ellison. Mrs. Fred Lyon of Pia.nie.d and Mrs Nelson Lyon, were Friday visitors here.
 The cemetery has been moved the past week
 Rev. Alr. Croft Of Hanover preached here last Sunday Mrs Croft was also sn the congregation
 Miss Eta Moffit is visiting her Enother. Mrs Dupre
 Miss Greenman's Death.
 News was received here by Mir. and Hrs. William Greenmsn of the death Of their daughter, Miss Agnes Green man on Sunday morning. at the home CT her aunt in North Stouington. Her life had been despaired of for several days.
 The house formerly occupied by the hte Merrill Button has been sold to New York purchasers. T. is understood that the new family will locate here 1he first of the month
 Miss Lulu Robbins, teacher here the past year. is among the number from this vicinity who are in Danbury att tending the summer school for teach rL
 Misses Villa Linnel and Minnie f'roet are expected to arrive here this week Co spend part of their vacation with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linnell
 Mr. and Mrs. Croft were entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Hart God1s. June %. Last Sunday they were guests at Mrs. RathbuR's.
 Plainfield Pastor to Preach.
 Communion will be observed at the Westminster Congrega church. Sunday. July z. Rev. Stephen Carter. a former pastor. will occupy the pull pit The semi-annual collection for Ilissions Is Go be taken on that day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
BROOKLYN
Grand Army Burial for James Cope land-Chronicle Of Summer Guests.

James Copeland, a veteran of the civil war, having served in Company r, Eighth Connecticut volunteers, for nearly four years, died Wednesday evening. June 26, at the age of "A His funeral was held Sunday at p. m. Rev. George F. Genung D.D. his pastor, officiated assisted by Rev George W. Clark of Canterbury. delegation from McGregor post, No. 2I c. A. R.. used the committal service al the grave. Comrade Franklin Brad ford Page and Commander Perkins who was a member of Company F with Copeland. acted as bearers. Burial was in the family lot in the South cemetery.
 End of School Year.
 Miss Grace Thurber has finished he. school year in Laurel and is spending her vacation with her parents.
 Union Service.
 A union service was held in tn Baptist church Sunday evening in place of the B. Y. P. |. conquest meet ing Miss Lydia Jenkins of Pittsburg, Pa, speaking upon the topic, The Flu ture America.
 Mrs. Charles Alinott and infant daughter of Greenfield, Mass, are at the Baptist parsonage.
 Paul Spencer was with Alice and John Litchfield Saturday night, return ing to New Rochelle on Sunday, taking his wife and daughter back with him.
 Mrs. Ellen Kemp, who has moved back to her farm in Hampton, will be greatly missed.
 Mrs. Leroy P. Pearl is visiting her sister in Fitchburg, Mass.
 Miss Carrie Olney and Miss Abby w. Putnam of Providence are guests of Mir. and Mrs. William H. CIeWley.
 Mrs Lily C. Kingsley has come to her home for the summer
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
THOMPSON
News From the Summer Arrivals.

News From the Summer Arrivals.
 Miss Florence Chase of Brooklyn, N Y, is visiting her grandparents MT. and Mrs. Nathan Chase.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. l. Ramsey have re- turned to Penn's Grove, N. ].
 Mir. and Mrs Thomson, formerly of this place. have moved from Hartford to Troy, N. Y.
 Ossian Mills, and Homer Mills are in town.
 Miss Agnes White has been visiting MT. and Mrs. R. c. Paine.
 Rev. c. K. Flanders occupied the Baptist pulpit last Sunday. At the morning service he sang the Sparrow Song as a solo. Rev. w. L. Wood of Pawtucket, R. l., is expected July 7th.
 Rev E. Talmage Root, whose sum- mer home is near here is to occupy the Congregational pulpit next Sunday, July 7th.
 John A. Ballard of Philadelphia has been visiting in town.
 Mrs. Dexter Elliott and Miss Fran ces Elliott are at the store.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06

by a veteran. Thence they marched Co the town hall. where the children sang several selections. and the Rev D. F. Remington of Colchester delivered an address. which was very interesting. Master Earl Tucker gave a recitation wishing every day was the Fourth of July, which was applauded.
 Home for Holiday.
 Harry Fitzgerald was at his fathers in this place, over the Fourth.
 George Little spent the Fourth with his family in town. He is engaged in business in Tennesseu. H. F. Tennant and family Of East Hampton were at Mrs Frlnks over 1 the Fourth.
 Fireworks on the park in charge of l Chester Tennant were witnessed by a crowd, after which the people adjourn ed to the town hall and danced until morning.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox of Wa terbury were at Roger Porters over the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
SOUTH WINDHAM
State Road Opened to the Public
 Communion Service.

Mir. and Mrs. William Backus spent Sunday with Mrs. Myrtice Kingsbury of Thompson.
 Mir. and Mrs Parsons are visiting Mrs Parsons father, Burrell Baker
 Elmer Engstrom has moved into his new house. MT, and Mrs. Forest Lar kin are to oceupy the house vacated by him.
 Mary Woodward has been taken to St Joseph's hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Card were vis- itors in Columbia Wednesday. , Mrs Nellie Tubbs has been enter taining friends from Boston.
 The state road below South Wind ham has been opened to the public.
 After the regular service on Sunday the July communion will be observed.
 Mrs. Nellie Tpbbs leaves today Sat hrdayl for visit with friends in Bos- ton
 Herbert Card has been spending a few days with friends at Sound View.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
PLAINFIELD

MT. and Mrs. William H. Devolve entertained their son, William A. De- volve and wife of Providence over Sunday,
 Miss Myra Adams, who has been se- riously ill for several weeks, is i'm proving.
 Mrs. Elijah Greene of CampbelPs Mills, who came here last week Fri day to consult a doctor, on Saturday afternoon was suddenly taken serious " taken ill, but she recovered so as to ride home that evening.
 Mrs. B. R. Briggs, who has been in Norwich two weeks caring for her sick daughter, returned home last Satur- day bringing her little granddaughter with her. She left her daughter much better.
 William H. Devolve was in Provi- dence Tuesday on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Sarah Davis, Mrs. Abbie Davis and Miss Maria Hiscox spent several days recently with Mrs. Henry Stafford at South Woodstock
 MT and Mrs. Massacott and daugh- ter Louise of Providence spent Sunday with Winfield Kenyon and family, making the trip by automobile. Miss Louise will remain during the summer vacation.
 MT and Mrs. Andrew P. Howarth and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pike of Oxford, Mass, spent Friday in town, coming by auto.
 The Barrett family have had the quarantine removed from their house this week
 Mir. Froliech is doing carpenter work for w c. Clark at West Woodstock.
 The Slingsby and Hiseox families enjoyed 9, clambake July Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
WAlJREGAN
Plans for Sunday School Pionic-Grays
 Defeat Sterling, to 6.


 Arthur Mott has been appointed as- sistant superintendent of the Congre- sational Sunday school
 Robert Howard has moved his house. hold goods to Danielson
 MT, and Mrs. George Worden spent the Fourth and over Sunday at the shore near New Bedford, Mass.
 New Manager for Boarding House.
 Fred Kies took possession of the Nauregan cOmpany's boarding house last Sunday morning, having sold out h1s business to MT. COty of JeWett City.
 Rev. Mr. Waters preached at the Congregational church Sunday morn ing.
 Rev. Mir. Stearn of Putnam will con- duct the Thursday evening prayer meetings in the chapel regularly.
 y. p. TopliG goes to Hartford sev- sral days each week.
 The Wauregan Sunday school will hold their picnic and outing Saturday. July i3, at the Webb picnic grounds.
 Miss Esther Bergstrom, bookkeeper at the Wauregan store. begins her vacation for one week next Monday morning
 Alphege Goyette's health is much i-iif-4 " tu' ne eNpeCIS 10 DC al work again soon.
 AIr. and Mrs. Nelson Bruce and daughter Thelma are visiting relatives in Providence.
 Mrs. J. A. NJ. Atwood and sister, Miss Haskell expect to leave for Mar Jha's Vineyard soon after the Fourth for the summer
 Mr and Mrs, F. T. Johnson visited Pleasant View over Sunday.
 J. A, Atwood and family have left Tor Watch Hill for the summer.
 \ number of people Of this place took advantage of the excursion to Newport, leaving here by the carly morning trolley
 Grays Win from Sterling.
 Tho Wauregan Grays of the Eastern connecticut league defeated the Ster- in2s of the same league on the Wau- ''-an grounds 3 to c. July 4th in the morning game. The Steriings had Jack Reeor of New London pitching. at one time star pitcher for Wauregan. Ii Was good game, but rather one sided. II was an easy win for the Grays. William Marland. pitcher for the Grars WIS in great form.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
STAFFORDVILLE

MT. and Mrs. HerBert Bosworth and two children were guests of Mrs. F. II. Ballou in Union over the Fourth.
 Mrs. George Miller, who has been in the Johnson Memorial hospital at Stafford Springs for four weeks has returned home
 Rev. Marion H. Jones is spending several days this week with her par ents in Hartford.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church held an ice cream sale Tuesday evening in the vestry.
 Miss Maude Greene of Westport Charles Higinbotham of Greenfield and Miss Marsh of Westheld, Mass. were guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Hamil- ton at the M. E. parsonage over the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
New London County
MOHECAN

There wss a good attendance at the church services Sunday morning and evening.
 Air. and Mrs. Shea of Norwich were guests Sunday of Mir and Mrs. k. E.. Fowler
 B. n. Fielding of New London was in Mohegan Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Langenbach were in Mystic over the Fourth, visiting MT. and Mrs Denison Davis.
 Mrs F. F. Fowler and daughter Beatrice were in Norwich the first of the week
 MT. Hunter was in Norwich Tues 6ay.
 Henry Dolbeare is working for Mir. Eeebe tn L UnCasyllle.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
ONECO

R. E. Marriott and family spent the Fourth of July down Providence river. Fred Holt Monroe $. Kenyon and Orrin E. Kenyon spent the Fourth at Newport.
 R. A. Sherman entertained all the family Thursday
 Mrs E. L. Kenyon was in Moosup Sunday.
 Mrs Mary Heap is visiting Mrs. Ellen Waite.
 A party from Oneco spent Fourth of July at Beach pond. Oneco was pretty we'll deserted on that day,
 Miss Carrie Burdick of Central Vil- lage spent Thursday with her father, S. William Burdick.
 Mrs. Ellen Waite was in Norwood, R. L, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mrs. Frank R. Burdick of Norwich was the guest Sunday of her parents, MT. and Mrs Levi N. Clark.
 Miss Mary O'Rellly of New York city was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. James w. Morgan the first of the week.
 Francis c. Burdick returned to Nor Wich Sunday after ten days visit with his grandparents
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
WILSONVM.LE

Miss Wallace of Worcester has been staying for the past week at B. s. Up hams.
 Mrs. Joseph Baker and two daugh ters were at Mrs. Bakers sisters over Sunday. Miss Ethel Baker remained With her aunts for a short visit.
 MT. and Mrs. James Kelly are at their home for the summer.
 Del Theroux and family have been at Mir. Theroux's fathers for a visit.
 Mrs. Ida Childs has been entertain ing friends from Springfield.
 Fannie Jennings spent the Fourth with her sister and family in New Boston.
 Mr Keegau and family entertained friends from Pascoag, R. l.. Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06

Miss Martha Berry. well known ss the founder of the hill schools in the south is now in Rome, where she has gone to investigate the Moniessori method of education. Miss Berry will visit the Montessori schools in Der lin and Paris
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
NORTH STERLING

Chief of Police George AI Pulns and wife of Danielsou visited at George e. Spooners last Sunday.
 The new rural free delivery mail roure which was expected to be es- abolished here July ! from Sterling. will not be opened until August !.
 Miss Sarah A. Avery of Groton is at George c. Spooner's for the summer months.
 need of rain. as all crops begin to feel the drouth.
 The roses were never more beautiful than the past month
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
Years of Suffering
Catarrh and Blood Disease -
 Doctors Failed to Cure,

Miss Mabel F. Dawkins, 1214 Lafay- cite st., Fort Wayne, Ind, writes: For three years ] was troubled with catarrh and blood disease. tried sev- eral doctors and a dozen different rem edies, but none of them did me any good. A friend told me of Hoods Sar- saperilla. took two bottles Of this medicine and was as well and strong as ever. l feel like a different person and recommend Hoods to any one suf- ferng from catarrh"
 Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
ABINGTON

Mrs. George Read is entertaining her sister and family from Philadelphia ' Miss Ellen Osgood of East Hartford vas a local visitor recently.
 Miss Edna Peal and Alfred Peal of Waterbury are guests at Maple Hill ianp
 C. M. Sharpe returned to the Con necticut Agricultural college Monday,
 Mrs. Catherine Martin has returned from Pawtucket and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Chicago are spending few days at Charles Smiths.
 John Stalker of Thompson called on local friends the Fourth
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Farewell Surprise Party and Gift for
 Miss Minnie Wells.

A pleasant gathering was held at the home of Mir and Mrs. IT, r. Wells when friends gathered 10 give a sur prise Co Miss Minnie Wells, who is soon Co leave Woodstock 10 maks her home with an aunt in North Attleboro. The evening vas pleasantly spent with vocal and Instrumental music Light refreshments were served. sum of money was presented Miss Wells as a token of friendship and esteem.
 James Goldman and daughters. also Miss Leila Goldman have been spend- ing a few days with relatives in town
 Raymond Sheldon has been at his home here for a short time
 Harry Wells was at home Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
STAFFORD
Pupils Visit Hartford-Dsath of Lewis
 Hatch.

Miss Ethel Robinson Is home from Hartford for the summer
 Mrs. Asa Harris has returned from a visit with friends in Worcester
 W. F. Remmert who graduated from Bates college is home for the summer
 Rev. l. P. Booth and son Paul visit ed friends in Boston, Brockton and Providence last week.
 An automobile party of five from New Haven and Westford were guests of Mrs. Emily Gordell one day last week. an automobile party of five from New Haven and Westford were guests of Mrs. Emily Goodell one day last week.
 lawn party under the auspices of