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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
BROOKLYN.
Adjourned Town Meeting Votes $4,000
Toward improved Hishways-Meet-
Ing of Won1sn's Club.

Riley B. Witter, who has been ill
for three weeks, is so far recovered
as to appear on the street.
$4,000 for Good Roads.
A special town meeting was called
by the selectmen for Thursday Janu-
airy Is, to see if the town would de-
clare its intention to construct a piece
of state road and If it so declared
to then vote an appropriation for the
same. Theodore D. Pond was chosen
moderator and the clerk read the
warning. There being so few of the
voters present the meeting was adj
journed to Saturday, the Goth inst,
at o'clock p. m.
At ESQ the meeting was called to
order by the moderator, and the
warning and record of the former
meeting were read. The town voted
to declare its intention to construct
a piece of improved road and voted
an appropriation of $4,000 toward the
same.
Receivers from Accident.
Irving w, Chapman while at work
in the woods few days since with a
pair Of horses hitched to a sled, was
thrown from the sled. falling upon the
pole between his horses, striking on
his face, rendering him for a time
unconscious. His oldest son being
nearby came to his rescue. No bones
were broken and after being confined
to his bed for few days he was able
to be around again as usual.
Unclaimed Letters.
The following Ietters are unclaimed
in the local postoff1ce. Theodore De-
cicco, Tommy Rogan, box 405, Anna
Anderson.
The Women's club of Brooklyn met
Monday afternoon, the meeting having
been adjourned for a week on account
Of the bad walking. Mrs. Cummings
was the hostess. Miss Charlotte
Palmer read a paper on Salisbury
Plain and Stonehenge. Mrs. Clewley
read a paper on Jane Austen and Miss
Allen on George Meredith.
James A. Danielson, wife and son, Of
Killingly, were guests Sunday Of
George L. Sweet and wife.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
WESTMINSTER
Death of George c. Rathbun-Person
al Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Allen of Scot
land were callers here Saturday.
Mrs. Sybel Degrenier of Norwich
was called here the past week on ac-
count of the serious illness Of her IA
Their.
Rev. Mr.. Bassett of Howard Valley
was a guest at the parsonage last
week.
Louis Degrenier of Norwich spent
Sunday in this place.
Charles Dewing was in Danielson
Saturday.
George C. Rathbun.
The death of George C. Rathbun
occurred at his home early last Sun
day morning after an illness of only
a few days. Mr.. Rathbun was born
In the town of Bolton, Mass, "A years
ago. For several years he was a res
ident of Rhode Island and enlisted in
the Eighteenth Rhode Island regiment
at the time of the civil war. He took
part in the battle of Fredericksburg,
where he was wounded AS a result
of army life, his health has never
been robust, and for the past few
years he has been almost a cripple
from rheu1natlsm.
Mr.. Rathbun later returned to his
native state, but for the past twenty
seven years has resided in this place.
where he has large circle of friends.
ffe was the last of a family of several
children.
Mr.. Rathbun was a respected citizen
of the town and a kind neighbor in
the community, where he lived. being
q member of the Congregational
church. but for the past three years
he had not been able to attend It's SER
vices.
The funeral was held from his late
home on Wednesday at II o'clock Rev.
S. B. Carter of Plainfield for many
years his pastor, officiatt. Rev. A.
A. Smith offered prayer and Mrs. En-
lily Bushnell and Mrs. Hart Golf sang
three selections. Beautiful Valley of
Flden, Some Day the Silver Cord VIII
Break, and After the Toll. Burial was
in Evergreen cemetery at Central Viii
lage, where committal service was
read.
Mr.. Rathbun leaves a wife and two
daughters, Miss Grace Rathbun of
Westminster and Mrs. Sybel Degree
nier of Norwich.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Clark of Central Village,
John Mcdonald of Crescent beach, Mrs.
Mary Button, Mrs. Justin Chase and
Mrs. Mabel Kent Of Brooklyn, Mrs.
Eva Kent of Woodstock.
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Throat Trouble.
sToRRS.
Entertainment Given by Students in
College Hall-Personal Mention.

Two plays were given Friday even
ing in the College hall by the students
under the direction of Mrs. Rogers, for
the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid. Either
or Eyther, and Nose were successful
played and enjoyed by all.
Electricians have been at work in
President Beach's house and Professor
Smiths house. Ali the college build
ings are to be wired and equipped for
electric lights.
A branch from the electric line from
Willimantic to Stafford will supply the
college with electricity for light and
power.
A large room is being made on the
third floor Of the main building for
music room.
Attended PouItrymen's Convention.
Prof. Frederic Stonburn, Mr.. Rolf
and several students attended the
meetings of the Poultry association in
Hartford on Thursday and Friday.
A special meeting Of the Ladies' cir
Gle was held at the home of Mrs. True
man on Monday afternoon.
Miss Susie Rice was in Worcester
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss c. Thorn has been spending
a few days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Stoneburn were
in New York last week.
Mrs. Geer has returned from visit
in Lisbon
A number of young people from
here had a sleighride to Hampton on
Wednesday evening.
L N. Fits, master; S. ?. HOLSTER,
and A. T. Stevens of Uriel lodge, No.
"a, attended the 124th annual meeting
of the grand lodge, i. and A. NJ, in
Hartford.
The Ladies' Book club gave a whist
party Monday evening in Grove cot
tage.
The Leap year dance given by the
young ladies was a great success.
The ice house is full again
Mrs. z. O. Smith was in Hartford
Wednesday
Prof and Mrs. W. NJ Esten, MIR. and
Mrs. E. 3. Fits, Prof. j. NJ. True
man, Mr.. Ladd, Mr.. Hofr. Prof. L.
A. Clinton, HI. Garrigus and several
students attended the thirty first an
nual convention of the Connecticut
pairymen's association in Hartford.
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STRING HILL
Girl of is Leaves Home Dissatisfied
Assessors Work Completed.

Miss Emma Kenyon of Windham
Center is visiting at the home of B. M.
Sears.
Mrs. Z. +. Storrs has been at the
home Of her daughter in Coventry a
part Of the week.
C. G. Davis and d. c. Flaherty are
out once more but unable to attend to
their regular duties.
Representative Edward L. Smith and
ais brother, Frank c. Smith, Of Gurley-
vile, We're on the Hill Wednesday and
called at the town clerks Office.
Selectmen to Investigate.
Maud Curgenven. Is, left her home
last Sunday evening because OF what
she claims was i'll treatment. The Sc
lectmen were asked to investigate the
matter.
Echo grange at the Center, several
members OF which live on the Hill, Is
contemplating the presentation Of a
drama, Down in Maine. The books
have arrived and most of the parts
have been assigned.
The assessors have finished their
work and the lists and the abstract
have been turned in to the town clerk,
where they can be seen by the taxpay-
ers until the meeting Of the board OF
relief, Feb. 1st.
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Windham County
MOOSUP
Quarterly Observation-Disclosures Pas
tor Invited to Rsturn-Hlrseh-HOit
Weddino-Obituary Notes.


The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist church was held in the
vestry Jan. 18th, Rev. J. H. Newland
presiding and 13 being present. Fol-
lowing is list Of committees elected
for the ensuing year, Stewards, ]. H
Main, 3. F. Dawson, j. Nj. wilcox, IL.
E. Main, Frank Bennett, Earl Bragg,
Everett Dawson, Lester Salisbury
Lewis Main. Mrs. ]. G. Gallr- Mrs.
T. A. whitehead, Mrs. William Eyers,
Mrs. Sarah Dawson, Miss Lizzie Miller,
Miss Bertha Matthews. Miss Ellie
Fair. Miss Lila Millett, Mrs. Charles
Bragg. Mrs. w. y. Sheldon, Mrs. Ada
Hili recording steward. Miss LillA
NIillett. financial treasurer, H E.
Main; district steward, Mrs. ]. @. Gal
lup; trier OF appeals, 4. -. Main;
church records. H. l. Wilson, Mrs, J. Z.
Gallup. Mrs. Sarah Dawson; auditing
committee, Everett Dawson, j. O. Main,
Earl Bragg; parsonage furniture, Oh
fcers Of Ladies' Aid society and I, E.
Main; church music, Mrs. w. W. Ad-
ans. Mrs. Charles Bragg, Mrs. e. A.
whitehead, Miss Grace l. Sheldon, II.
E. Main, w. L. Sheldon, John Fletcher,
A. X. Briggs and Everett Dawson; es-
timating committee, T. e. Main, Mrs
J. c. Gallup. II. e. Main, Lila Millett;
foreign missions, T. E. Main Everett
Dawson. Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mrs. Ada
Hill. Mrs. ]. c. Gallup; home missions
B. r Dawson, Mrs. Nellie Sheldon,
Miss Gertrude Preston, Miss Ella Mil
lett: Sunday school, Mrs. Rose White
head. Mrs. Dudley Williams. II. L.
wilson. b. r. Dawson Miss Hattie
Matthews; tracts, Amos Midgley;
freedmans aid Mrs. Charles Bragg,
Lewis Main. Lester Salisbury; educa-
ton. Mrs. Julia Sprague, Misses Jes-
sic Babcock Lizzie Miller and Editn
Eyers; temperance, T. e. MAN, II. L.
Wilson. Rufus Daggett.
Ii was voted unanimously to ask for
the return of Rev. DR.. r. L. Roberts
for another year Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
erts have done good faithful work the
past year and all sincerely hope they
may be here for another year.
T. E. Main, Sunday school superin-
tendent, reported the number enrolled
IA, with average attendance OF ~
and $50 in treasury after bills are PAID.
Miss Ellie Fair, president OF the Ep-
worth league, reported an increased
attendance, the average being 70 at
Sunday evening services. Mrs. Rose
Whitehead reported for the Ladies' Aid
society, They have raised during the
year s464.64. Frank Wood reported
for the trustees. They have paid $500
on church debt the past year.
Village Notes.
Miss Jean Barr and Mr.. Ross of
Providence were guests of the formers
parents over Sunday.
The Thursday club win meet with
Mrs. ]. c. Gallup next week
Rev. John Oldham Of New Bedford
was a guest OF his daughter, Mrs H. E.
Main. on Sunday.
Miss Gladys Goblin, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis on Tues
day. is getting along favorably.
The Epworth league held a track
meet social at the home Of the Misses
Matthews in Central Village Friday
evening.
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EK0NK
Grange Enjoys Social session-Notes

Grange Enjoys Social session--Notes,
C. H. Gallup spent part Of last week
in Norwich.
Carl Gallup. with his wife and lit
tie son, visited two days in Norwich
with Mrs. Louis Ingalls,.
George Green moved his family and
household goods into the house with
Benjamin Wilcox on Wednesday,
Mrs. Annie Tanner has been visit
ing Mrs. Wilcox
Mrs. Bracket is confined to her bed.
Mrs. George Paine is caring for her.
Howard Gallup is quite busy saving
wood with his gasoline engine.
The Grange held an enjoyable meet
ing Friday evening. after which an
oyster supper was served.
Walter Congdon and Carl Gallup
spent a day recently fishing through
the ice. They caught some fine pick
erel
Clarke Gallup and family visited
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Byron Gallup visited in Plain
field, Thursday.
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WARRENvILLE

o. D. Baker Of this village James w.
Baker of Westford and Lawyer King
Of Willimantic spent Tuesday fishing
through the ice on MoWry's reservoir
making a fair catch.
Z. 3. Converse. III. D., of West Will
lngton was in this village Tuesday
MIR. King, the supervisor, visited the
school in this village Tuesday.
The young people are enjoying the
skating on james pond
Ashford grange No. 90, held lis inset
ing Wednesday. evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
AND0VER.

Mrs. Wilton of Tolland is a guest
for the winter at Deacon and MIS-.
Stems
Mrs. Stetson of Moosup visited her
son and his family here on Thursday.
Considerable anxiety is being shown
by the pupils OF the high school this
week; the halfyeariy examinations
are on.
The c. E. society Of the Congrega-
tional church is to hold a mid winter
carnival at the town hall The pastor.
Rev. John j. Lockett. will preach at
the congregational church on Sunday
morning, on The Search for Immor-
tally. Everett FIink will speak at
the c. Z. meeting at p. m.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
RAWS0N

I. w. Hammond and daughter were
in Brooklyn Sunday.
Ralph Andre Of Hartford was in
town Tuesday, calling on friends.
Phillips Bros. have been putting in
a large supply Of ice during the past
few days
Roy Rowland. who has worked in
the station here for several years, has
resigned and Is succeeded by +. o.
Cook, who has been here for several
weeks, working on second trick. Mr..
Manosh Of North Grosvenotdale has
taken MI. Cooks position here.
Mrs. A. L. Mills and Miss Louise
Kimbal called on Mrs. d. 4. Phillips
Sunday.
Miss Nan Harrington of Brooklyn
has been spending q few days here
with her brother. John Harrington.
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COLUMBIA
Ladies' Aid Society Entertainment
Nets $26-Events Of the Week.

The Ladies' Aid society gave an en-
tertainment at Yeomans' hall on F'rl-
day evening Of last week. The young
ladies of Chestnut Hill in the charao-
ters of the Famous Peak Sisters fur
nished delightful programme for the
evening. At the close Of the stage en-
tertainment the seats were removed
from the center of the hall and a street
parade entered. There was the man
with hand organ, a dancing tam
BOURNE girl, Jews, colored people white
misses and washwomen, all OF
them with something to sell, needles
and pins. fruit cake, candy popcorn
and coffee. The entertainment was
unique in character and took we'll net
ting the ladies about s26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denison Of Norwich
and Mrs. Pratt and Mr.. Brocket %
Ledyard spent Sunday in town, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Little.
The acting pastor, Rev. e. o. Foster,
preached in this place last Sunday and
gave a most interesting account OF the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
meetings which were recently held in
Hartford.
Mrs. Edward P. Lymen, who has
been i'll for several weeks, is eonva-
lescing.
Entertained at Whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Nordland en-
tertained about thirty at a whist party
last Saturday evening at their home
by the lake.
Shot Two Foxes.
Aubrey Winter was fortunate enough
to shoot two foxes last Wednesday
morning. The foxes were securing
their breakfast from the carcass Of q
horse which had been killed by a
neighbor. The first shot brought down
one of the animals; the other ran and
jumped over a well near by and an
other shot brought him down.
Clayton Root is i'll with pneumonia.
Teams have resumed the work Of
hauling witch hazel to Turner lille
There is quite a quantity in this vtcln-
ity that yet remains to be cut
the library committee met last Mon
day evening for the selection of books.
Another meeting will be held next
Monday evening to complete the work.
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STAFFORD
News from the churches-Several
Want to Be Supervisor of Music.

The special meetings held each night
this week at the Baptist church are
well attended. DIR. Coats will speak
Sunday morning and evening.
Next Sunday at the Universalist
church will be Young Peoples day. A
special sermon will be preached. The
topic at the Young Peoples meeting at
p. IN. will be The Church and the
Young Peoples Christian Union.
The town school committee has re-
ceived several applications for the SUI
pervisorship of music in the public
schools. A selection will not be made
for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Kipp was the guest
of Mrs. L. M Fisher over Sunday.
Rev. William E. Gas5in attended she
meetings of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement held in Hartford last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. William E. Gaskin
were present at the Universalist rally
held in the Church of the Redeemer
in Hartford last Thursday afternoon
and evening.
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THOMPSON
Grange Holds Poverty sooial--sIeish-
ride for School Pupils.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott are
visiting relatives in New York.
Miss Grace Cruff has been teach
ing as substitute in the New Boston
grammar school for two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Erickson has return
ed to her home here from a five years
stay in New York city.
Miss Mary ]. Ross is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Ross of Brooklyn,
NJ Y.
The grange had a poverty social and
annual report of officers at the last
meeting.
Miss Jennie johnson took the Bran
dy Hill school to Webster on a sleigh
ride one day last week.
Mrs. C. z. Searles has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Deerington,
and three children.
Mrs. NJ. L. Eddy has been spending
the week in Southbridge.
Mrs. G. o. Pratt of Hartford was
a recent guest Of her father, Andrew
Mills.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
HEBRON
Library Whist a success-sklting a
Popular Sport.

The library whist was well attended
Monday evening.
Mr.. Strand entertained q party If
young friends Friday evening Whist
an6 q social time were enjoyed.
Miss Genevieve Little has been quite
5ial.
The young people enjoy the skating.
Ehere, are parties on the pond every
evening.
Miss Christine B'rink spent the af-
ternoon Wednesday with Mrs. Flor
ence Raymond
Colds seem prevalent.
Mrs. Ned Raymond won the lady's
prize at the whist Monday evening.
and Dana Jacquith the gentleman's
prize, he making a points
Farmers are busy filing their ice
houses.
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WELLINGTON
Grange Members Entertained by Wer-
thy Master Smith and Mrs. Smith.

Worthy Master Smith and Mrs.
Smith entertained the grange delight
fully at their home last Friday even
ms.
Mrs. W. H. Marsh is out after a
serious Illness.
Colds are prevalent.
The Hill is covered with a patch
work Of glare ice and brown turf.
Pedestrianism is attempted with many
inisgivings. and It is neither safe
sleighing. wheeling nor motoring.
The workmen from New Haven en-
ployed on the Reed farm are boarding
with Miss Church.
The services at the church Sunday
were well attended and interesting.
Mrs. E. w. barrow was summoned
on Friday TO relatives very i'll in Man
chester
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
GuRLEYVILLE

Miss Lila Simouds Of Willimantio
was the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
MRS H 70 Sfmonds. over Sunday.
Mrs. John Dunham Of Mansfield
Center IS the guest Of Mrs. George
Walker
Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Of Bethel
has gone home after spending several
weeks with Mrs walker.
District Supt. Rev. ]. H. NewIand
will hold the fourth quarterly confer
ence Of the M. E. church Friday even
ing. Feb. 2.
The weather has been favorable for
those who are filing their icehouses.
Mrs. George Allen Of Willimantio
pumping station was recent guest at
Mrs. Charles Hobby's
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WEST WOODSTOCK
BAPTIST society's Social and Supper
Nets $50.

Rev. and Mrs. Jones are i'll with Sc
we're colds.
There was no service at the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning
consequently a good number was at
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Byron Bates spent the week
with friends in Worcester.
Mrs. Wayland eager is improving,
but is not able to get out.
Skating parties are all the go.
The farmers are getting fine sup
ply of ice.
A sociable and chicken pie supper
held at the Baptist church was a sue
cess in every way. Twenty dollars
was cleared About ninety were pres
ent. A delegation from Eastford was
gladly welcomed The musical pro
gramme was much enjoyed, also rec
itations and reading, after which
games were played.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
ABINGDON

Miss A. M. Hutchins was in Boston
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flagg Mrs Sea-
yer and Mr.. Owen of Putnam were re-
cent guests at Charles Peals.
The officers of the Congregational
Sunday school have been reelected.
John Stromberg was in Providence
Tuesday.
Wolf Den grange held it's meeting
Wednesday night.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
WOODSTOCK
Junior Class sooiaI-PorsonaI Notes.

Mrs. Clarence H. Child visited her
sen in Lancaster. Mass, recently.
Miss Ella PerIey is the guest of
relatives In Brunswick, Me
College Social.
The senior class at Woodstock acad-
envy held a college social in Academy
hall Friday evening. An indoor track
meet was the main feature.
Rev r. r. Kendall resumed his
Thursday evening lectures on the BIZ
bic. The present series deals with
Prophecy,
Mrs. Z. L. Rollins and daughter
Elizabeth are visiting in New York.
Mrs. ). 3. Bishop is at the Day
Kimsan hospital
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MANSFIELD DEPOT
Whocping Cough Prevents Sunday
School Sessions-Loss of Two Fin
gers.

An epidemic Of whooping cough has
prevented holding Sunday school for
the past two weeks. A little daughter
of Ernest Durkee is seriously Ill with
the disease.
Pastor Sherman has been i'll for two
weeks with a severe cold.
Willie Richardson had the ends Of
two fingers on his left hand cut off by
an axe Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Rich
ardson is recovering slowly from the
effects of his fall, but is unable TO
use his right arm very much.
Many at Auction.
The auction at Jasper Harris Wed
nesday, was well attended
Mrs. Robert Stevens and SON Howard
of Brooklyn, n. Y, are guests Of
Rev R. H. Sherman.
Fred Snyder has filed his ice house
with fine 12-inch ice.
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oMEC0

Anne A, Battey returned Aohle on
wednesday,
Mrs Frank Hazard was in Moosup
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred WhitfeTd was visiting
her sister at Sterling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baton and
Benjamin Baton attended the funeral
of Mrs. Henry Baton Monday at Dan
ielson.
Mrs. Lee Remington and son Otis
spent last Sunday with the former S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Bit
good.
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Death of Mrs. Arthur Williams
Notes.

Mrs Esther Phillips, who has been
i'll for a long time died at her homo
Jan. 20 and was burned Monday, the
22d.
Mrs Arthur Williams, VIII has
been at the Day Kimball hospital for
a number Of weeks, died Jan 20. The
funeral was held Friday Jan. 26, at 70
o'clock m. at the church in South
Woodstock Of which she had been a
member many years. Both families
have the deepest sympathy of their
many friends. Mrs. Williams son, Ar
thur, of Providence has been in Put
nam the past week, where he could
frequently visit his mother.
The members Of SeneXet grange eX-
pect to meet in their new rooms at
Agricultural hall, South woodstock at
the next meeting, as they are nearly
complied
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SOUTH CANTERBURY
Finishing Timber Cutting at Charles
Lyon Farm.

Mrs. George Tillinghast visited her
daughter. Mrs George Wheeler, on
Thursday.
Charles Crane, who bought the tim
Der or the Charles Lyon farm, expects
TO finish saving inside of two weeks.
He has a number Of teams drawing
the lumber and ties to Canterbury
station.
John II. Cone and Henry T.. Kearnes
efert Thursday in Providence.
Miss Ruth 9 Cone spent Thursdav
with Mss Lucy ]. Popp.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-27
Mans Hard Lot.

Gee. but it's tough to have to tell a
bright, pretty. attractive. fascinating
girl, the feTvor of whose proposals
shows how undying her affection is
that YOU can only be brother to her!
Boston Globe,
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EAST WOODSTOCK
L'Apres Midi Club Given Cooking
Lesson-Death of Miss Mary o.
Robinson.

Roxy Wilbur of Arlington spent the
week end with Flora Alton
Mrs. C. G. Gildersleeve entertained
members OF L'Apres Midi club Satur-
day afternoon, seventeen being pres
emit A cooking lesson was given un-
der the direction Of Miss Stebbins Of
Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jordan of
Webster spent the week end with H.
M. Clifford and wife.
Funeral of Miss Mary A. Robinson.
Miss Mary A. Robinson, aged 70,
died from acute bronchitis at the
home Of Mrs. ]. c. Ames. where she
was boarder, coming from the old
peoples home in Danielson last spring.
The funeral was held Saturday with
burial at Westfield cemetery, Daniel
son. Two nephews of the deceased
came by automobils from New York
10 attend the funeral.