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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
SOUTH COVENTRY
Eugene A. Tracy Gone to North Car olina Congregational Sunday Schools Christmas Committee.

Eugene A. Tracy left last week for North Carolina to spend the winter months.
 The Ladies' Missionary association met in the Congregational vestry Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs A. E. Peterson and children have left their Ripley hill home to spend the winter in New York with MT. Peterson.
 H. A. Keech has gone to Putnam to enter the employ of the Putnam Box Go.
 Guests Depart.
 Among those who have returned after spending the Thanksgiving recess at their homes or with relatives are Miss Gertrude Mcfarland, Mir and Mrs. Searle Light and son of Suf1eld, MT. and Mrs. William Kingsbury and The odore Noble of New London; Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker and son of Woonsocket, R. l., William J. Wilson, IT,, of Worcester Miss Helen Wood of Franklin, Mass; Miss Elizabeth Phil lips of South Manchester. Christmas Committee.
 The Congregational Sunday school is planning a Christmas tree and con- cert, the committee of arrangements being Miss Alice Coombs. Miss Nel- lie Albertin and Mrs. Agnes Armstrong.
 Probate Appointments. Fred s. White has been granted letters of administration on the estate Of J. M. White whose death occurred Nov. 25th. On the estate of Nathan C. White of whom J. M. White was administrator, Fred S. White and i Julia M. White are appointed admin istrators de bonis non,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
BROOKLYN
Pastor and Family on Vacation Church Closed-Farthsr Lights Sale and Supper.

Miss Mary Cain has closed her house and gone to New York for the winter with her nephew, Dr. Charles Hunt. The selectmen have put in a new bridge across Blackwel's works at the foot of Tatnick hill near the old pen shop.
 Mrs. NJ. O'Nen and daughter Flor ence are visiting friends in New Lon don.
 Mrs. N. Wolcott Witter. who has been in sanitarium for several weeks has returned home.
 Wallace l.. Pond of Providence spent .he week end and Sunday with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Pond.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Spaulding have as visitors the week end and Sunday MT. and Mrs. Lewis Peckham and two daughters, Dorothy and Eleanor and Howard Spaulding.
 Pastor Starts on, Vaoation.5
 Rev. Charles A. Dennis left Sat- urday on his vacation, his wife and children going with him. He expects to spend his vacation on Long Island with his mother. His church will be closed for two Sundays. Mrs. Case and daughter, who have been visiting at the parsonage, also left for New York.
 Sale and Supper.'
 The Farther Lights of the Baptist church held a sale of fancy articles in the church vestry Monday evening, and gave a supper which was well pat ronized.
 Fifty-nine Prisoners at Jail. Tuesday morning there were 59 pris- oners in the jail.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
Holland County ANDOVER
Gift to Library-Progress on State
 Road-C. E. Officers.


 MT. Lane, father of Mrs, Cooper, is i'll at the Baptist parsonage with ail- ments incident to advanced age.
 Mrs. Cooper is acting as librarian until the return of Miss Marion Ladd, who is filling a temporary position near Storrs college.
 The library hours are changed to Wednesday to , and Saturday to 7.S0. A beautiful American standard reference Bible, with concordance, has been presented the library by Erskine Hyde.
 Mrs. Lockett is visiting friends and relatives in Woonsocket, Providence and Fall River.
 The new state road here is under way the A. B. Caldwell company of New Britain having the contract, with forty to fifty men on the job.
 At the Congregational church the pastor, Rev. John J. Lockett, will preach at 10.45 on Great Anniversaries At ' p. m, Winthrop White will lead the c. E., the topic. being Teachings of This Years Sunday School Lessons That Have Impressed Themselves Upon Me.
 The following have been elected of- ficers of the c. E. for the ensuing year: President, Mrs Talbot; vice president, Winthrop White secretary Miss Lockett; corresponding secretary Mrs, Willard Smith. treasurer, Randd Jones; organist, Mrs. Talbot; prayer i meeting, Mrs. F. Bishop; lookout, Mrs s. Bishop; social. Mrs. Lewis; mis- sionary, Mrs. Lockett: music. Mrs | Horace Backus.
 A sawmill has been opened on Wes street by L. B, Whitcomb
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
WAUREGAN
Local k of c. Visit Moosup-EIectric Lighting for Company's Houses Soon.


 Mir. and Mrs Fred Maynard were in Attawaugan Sunday and Monday, at lending the funeral of Mrs. Maynard's s ancle.
 Edward Mellon of Worcester was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Leach was in Willimantic Tuesday visiting her husband, John Leach, who is receiving treatment for Utomach trouble at the private hos pital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes were called to Attawaugan Friday by the death of Mir. Hughes brother Joseph Hughes. They remained until the fu- neral Monday
 Jouliet Lavalley was taken to the Day Kimball hospital late Saturday af- ternoon and was operated upon Satur- day evening for appendicitis.
 K. of c. at Moosup.
 Mystical Rose council, No 49, K. of C., of this place. was in Moos-- Sun day afternoon attending the installa- ton of officers of that place.
 Martin Richards has moved his fam ily to White Rock. R. I.
 Mrs. Henry Leavens was in Nor wich Tuesday, as were also Mrs. AL pima Downer and Rose Benoit.
 Mrs. Willard Arnold was in Plain field Thursday.
 Faithful EmpIoye for 50 Years, James Riley, who has been serious ly Ill for the past week. lies in a crit ical condition at his home here MT Riley is one of the oldest settlers here He Is s9 years old and has been tesmster 50 years for the Wauregan company.
 Electric Lighting.
 The wire and working apparatus for the electricians has arrived and much progress is anticipated for the electric light system which is to be installed in all houses owned by the Wauregan company.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
COLUMBIA
Congregational Church Sends Dele gates to Liberty Hill CouncI-From to 10 Degrees on Monday.

Rev. E. O. Foster and Henry c. Isham were delegates from the Colum- bia Congregational church to the church council at Liberty Hill Thurs day for the purpose of passing upon and approving the organization of a Congregational church. The church at Liberty Hill has heretofore been a mis- sion, or more like religious society, but there has been no church organ ization. The churches invited to the council were the Willimantic Congre- gational and Baptist, Lebanon First Congregational and Baptist, Columbia, Hebron, Windham, Colchester, Goshen, Exeter and Bozrah Congregational churches.
 Owing to the scarcity and high price of coal farmers who have wood to sell find ready sale for it at god prices.
 Monday morning the mercury ranged from to 10 degrees above zero. Church night meeting was omitted this week, as there was an entertain ment booked for Friday evening. Henry B. Hutchins, who has been ill several weeks, is slowly recovering.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
"Ths eloriaHa eovernmsnt.s

Sublime Porte is one of those Euro- pean expressions for Turkish institB- tions which are never used by the Turks themselves. The Ottoman gov ernments official title for itself is Hukyumet-i-seniye-the Glori0ua ooy- etnment Turks do not speak of -tbs snStan," but of the Padishah,% a Per- siat term <neaning the father of mon archs Arih Mfr. Duckett Ferriman De- gins his hook on Turkey and the Turks by observing thNt Turkey is a geographical exnr9ssior used outside the land ie denotes. but .pnknows Co tafs taEse of ~Ro Romeiis eMsi Anadoi. ma % ss tn residents may speak of AnatoIia, Ar- bania, or the Lebanon. They will teil you that they live at smyrna or sal- onica or Beyrout or elsewhere, but the word Turkey never crosses their bps. In the realm itself there is no coI1ec- tive name for the territory of the sul- tan."-London Chronicle.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
GuRLEYyILLE
Field Secretary of Lords> Day League Observation-Disclosures Tree and Exsr- eises Planned.

Rev. w. s. McIntire field secretary of the Lords Day league of Rhode lsl- and and Connecticut gave an address Sunday evening which interested all. Christmas Eve Plans. The Sunday school is making prepa- rations for Christmas tree and enter tainment Christmas eve.
 Miss c. IN. Turner has returned' rom visit with relatives in North Wind ham and Chaplin.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Yeomans will spend the winter in Providence with their son and his family.
 Miss Eliza Zanger is in New Haven, called there by the illness of rela- tive.
 Eddie Bates from WilIimantic was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Otis Conant.
 Chosen Secretary and Treasurer. At a meeting of the official board of the M. E. church Monday evening Arthur Wood was chosen secretary and treasurer of the church during the ab- sence of F. c. Dunham, who is expect ing to spend the winter in Florida
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
GRANITE INDUSTRY IM
More Than $21,ooo,ooo Derived ffsr ouarrying This Stone in 1911.

The granite produced in the United States in 1911 had value of f2f,so1.- 878 an increase of $s49.sf1 over the value for 1910. Fourbeen states. ac- cording to the United States GeoloE- ical Survey, produced granite valued at more than $500.000 in the following order: Vermont. Massachusetts, Maine. California. Wisconsin. Waahington. New Hampshire, Rhode Island. Geor- gia, Maryland, Minnesota, North Car olina, Oregon and Connecticut. Of these states the first seven produced granite valued at more than t1.6ot. .- 900 and six of the 14-Vcrmont. Mas sachusetts. California, Washington. Rhode Island, and Connecticut-- showed an increase in value of oufpuf- There was an increase of 1,0zs. .T6f paving blocks in 1911 over the output of 1910, when the production wns b7,- 0S9,S9s, and an increase of e3s,D69 iv value over the value of the te10 out- put which was s2,s23.7Tz. A largs proportion of the output of WiSoonsln. the largest producer of these hlocks, goes to Chicago; the blocks for TsN York and other large eastern c3tleg are supplied by Massae husetta. Maine. | New York, North Carolina. Nes.
 Hampshire, New Jersey. Georgia ana other granite-duarrying states near fhe i Atlantic seaboard; and the demand on the Pacific coast Is met by the local | Quarrieg
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
NORTH STERLING
Hunters from River Point Find Plenty
 of Birds.

MT. Whipple of Providence has been here visiting friends. . Mrs. Fred Chesley is threatened with pneumonia ] c. H. Rounds made a business trip to Providence last week. : Charles Hallock goes to Hartford every Monday for a few days on bus mess. ~
 Mrs. Jennie Blackman has been vis- iting Mrs. F. 0. Hummer the pa9t week.
 Mrs. John Griffith has gone to Cen tral Village to care for the sick.
 Alexis Bragg of Worcester is visit ing his grandparents. Mir. and Mrs w. R. Whaley.
 F. E. Potter and Mr. Whitaker of River Point have been here on a hunt ing trip and report plenty of birds
 Rev. MT. Stewart and two other clergymen friends of Providence were here at Mir. Stewards farm Tuesday making the trip by auto.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
PLAINFIELD
Committees to Arrange for scongrsGa- tional Christmas Tree s,Exsroises--- Section Men Busy.

Mrs. Fanny Trippe of Packer. who 1 has been keeping house for Section Mastet Dennis Sullivan, has returned to her home on account of poor health. place. H'
 Miss Mary Kingsley led the Y. P. 5. C.. E. meeting at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Christmas Committees.
 The committees on the Christmas tree at the Congregational church ara: Refreshments, Mrs. Annie Briggs and Mrs. Edward Winsor; program. Misses Mary Kingsley, Grace Dodge and Rhoda Marsland; presents, Mrs. Wal ter Kingsley.
 When some of the people were going to church Sunday evening they found colored man lying directly across the road near Charles Kennedy's The next morning some school children found his hat. A rather dangerous place to try the open air cure" ,.
 Andrew Pember has been seriously ill the past week.
 Sectionmen worked last Sunday try- ing to get the track in safe condi- tion for winter.
 Mrs. Lydia Foster of Wauregan called on her niece, Mrs. William H. Devolve Tuesday.
 The little boys of the Hall school are carrying small evergreen trees ev- cry morning, getting ready for their Christmas tree entertainment next week Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
POMFREi CE.NTER
Three Hundred and Sixty in commu- nity House CIub-Granee Elects of- ficers.

Everett E. Brown with Mrs. Brown attended the New England Corn show as a representative of the Connecticut Farmer
 Pomfret school board met Monday.
 Robert Rust was in Boston recently. The Community House club is a great success with 360 members en- rolled.
 The Whist club is having some en- joyable meetings.
 number from this section are at- tending Bee convention in Worces- ter today Saturday..
 Grange Officers.
 Wolf Den grange held their annual election Wednesday evening, electing the following list of officers:
 Master, Herbert Slye; overseer. John Peal; lecturer, Elizabeth Jewett Brown; steward, Walter Brown; as- sistant steward, Nelson Platt; chaplain. Alice E. Wilbur: treasurer, Willis Cov- ell; secretary, Euretta c. Grosvenor; gate keeper, Fred Darling; Ceres. Louise Fitts; Pomona, Margaret White; Flora, Beatrice J. Brown; L. A, steward, A. Roxana Wilbur.
 The lecturer furnished a program of music and readings which was inter- spersed with the election.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
EKONK
Local People Attended Pomona Ses-
 sons.

Mrs. Maxwell Reynolds friend from Rochester, N. Y, is a visitor at the parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Stanton attended the Pomona meeting in Danielson on Saturday. They remained. over night with their son Walter and his family and attended church there Sunday.
 Benjamin Wilcox has been ill the past week,
 Mrs. George Gallup and Miss Nettie Gallup attended the Pomona meeting Saturday and visited over Sunday with Mrs. Louis Ingalls,.
 Mrs. Jennie Williams of Moosup vis- ited her sister Tuesday.
 Charles Hopkins of Plainfeld and MT. Thayer of New York were callers at E. B. Gallup's Tuesday.
 The lawns and meadows were cov- cred with a heavy white frost Sun day morning.
 Mr and Mrs. E. B. Gallup spent Saturday in Danielson..
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
USQUEPAUGH
Social and Dance at Alien Stevens'-
 Personals.

Services were held in the church here Sunday morning. No services were held in the evening, the pastor conducting services at West Kingston chapel.
 Amos H. Kenyon of Pawtucket vis- tied over Sunday at his home here.
 Miss Ethel Henderson of Westerly visited over Sunday with Miss Annie E. Kenyon.
 Richard Rafferty spent Sunday at Narragansett Pier.
 Erroll Wilcox of Kingston visited over Sunday with his cousins here. Michael Sullivan of Providence is visiting at Hon. A. W. Kenyon's.
 Mrs. Mary McConnor visited over Sunday with relatives in Providence. MT. and Mrs. Walter Frances visited over Sunday at F. c. Websters and attended the dance at Allen Stevens. Mrs. Caroline Palmer and Mrs. Me lissa D. Palmer have returned after spending several weeks with relatives | in Exeter.
 Several local young people attended social dance at Allen Stevens Sat urday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
NORTH COVENTRY
Banquet of Ready HeIpers-Grange
 Holds Annual Election.

Mrs. C. R. Knight of Woodstock is the gIest of Mrs. B. o. Spaulding.
 Friday evening last party of about 35 surprised Mir. and Mrs. Everett Lathrop, recently married, giving them a serenade and miscellaneous shower. Refreshments were served and the evening was very much enjoyed
 Gave a Banquet.
 The Ready Helpers gave a banquet Thursday evening. Dec. 18th. Rev. MT. Bartlett, Percy H. Carver and Gilbert H. Storrs acted as, hosts. The ban quet was given in the chapel.
 Grange Elects Officers.
 At the regular meeting of Coventry grange, No. 75, officers for 1913 were elected as follows: Master, l. F. Fiske, M. D.; overseer, G. H. Storrs; lecturer, Miss Maude A. Murphy; steward, Emil J. Kochler; assistant steward, Byron N. Hall; chaplain, Rev H. M. Bart = lett: treasurer, w. s. Haven; secre- tary, E. P. Haven; gatekeeper, C. $. Fiske; Ceres, Miss Carrie Secor; Po- mona Mrs. A. L. Reed Flora, Mrs. Frank Turner; L. A. S., Mrs. Everett Lathrop.
 Another special meeting of the grange was held Tuesday evening last for conferring the first and second de- grees on eight candidates.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
Windham County STERLING.
eeeial and Business Meeting of Ep- worth Lsasus-Spseial Evansslistio Meetiaqs.


 Mrs. Irving Anderson and Mrs. A. r. Wentworth visited relatives at Rice City, k l. last week.
 Mrs. Fred Denison of Westerly was a recent visitor in the family of U w. Baker.
 Miss Mary Douglas spent Saturday in Providence.
 Mrs. George Babcock was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hiram Ford, of Providence, last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Haywood of Moosup were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. ". Vaughn.
 A choir rehearsal was held at the home of Miss Mary Douglas Thursday evening.
 Epworth League Social.
 The Epworth League social and bus iness meeting was held at the home of Miss Alice Thornley Friday evening. Mrs. W. W. Vaughn was the guest last week of Mrs. George Gibson of Moosup.
 Rev. s. l.. Martin supplied the pull pit at the Moosup M. D. church Sun day last. Rev. J. Newton of Oneco preached at Sterling.
 Miss Mabel Moore is the guest of Brs. W. Vaughn over the week end Miss Mabel c. Kennedy visited rel atfVes here last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
WTNDHAM
Colonel and Mrs. w. s. ChappeIl Close Summer Home-Case of Blood Pois- onine.

EX-Senator W. F. Gates of Lebanon Is spending the week with his daugh- ter Mrs. Charles Larrabee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Warner of Phil adelphia are spending their honeymoon at the Inn.
 Col and Mrs. w. S. Chappell have closed their summer home. The Swas- tika, and have gone to the Crocker house, New London, for the winter
 Abel Burnham, who is suffering from an attack of blood poisoning, is i'm proving at a private hospital in Wil- limantic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold S. Maine were guests of Hartford friends over Sun day.
 Knights Rehearsins Play. e,.
 Some of the members of the K. o. K. A. are rehearsing the Bachelor Clubs Baby.
 The children in the Congregational Sunday school are rehearsing Christi mas music under the direction of Mrs. II. c. Lathrop.
 William Hinckley is the leader ap- pointed for the c. E. meeting tomor- row. The topic Is: Teaching of This Years Sunday School Lessons That Have Impressed Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
SOUTH WELLINGTON
w. c. T. U. State President to Speak Boy Breaks Arm While Wrestling.

Mrs. Irene Essex of Willimantic was a guest Sunday and Monday or MT. and Mrs. William H. Bracket.
 State President to Speak.
 Mrs Caroline Buell. of East Hamp- ton, state president of the w. c. T. U., is to speak in the Sunday school room at Memorial church next Tuesday evening, Dec. IT. This will take the place of the regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Buell. will give some thoughts gathered at the national convention.
 Broke His Arm.
 Willie Pobuda broke his arm while wrestling at school last Wednesday, He was taken to Willimantic by pr. F. B. Converse, who looked after the opera ton of setting the fracture.
 Mrs Lena K. Bracket is in Hartford caring for her brothers children, who have whooping cough.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14

found are greater than at Panama, says a writer in the Technical World magazine for December. At the Cle- above the canal level. In the Oquirrh mountains in Utah steam shoveis are working at three times that night 1500 feet above the level of the can- yon where struggles the strangesf min ing town in America; the town of Ss00 habitantseomposed of a score of df- ferent nationalities ;the headquarters of the mine executives and the work CTS, and the only outlet over under or across 20 miles of the most rurrrd mountains in North America. Therx. in long narrow gash between peaics rising 2000 or 5000 feet above it lies Bingham ,one of the greatest coppSN producing camps of this world. =
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
A Declaration of War: 1862.

The "Corriere della Sera" reproduces the text of document preserved in the State archives al Vienna which reads strangely now-the declaration of war gent by Sultan Mehenet " to the En- peror Leopold in 1862. "Be 1t known to you, the successor of the Caesars, to the king of Polar,d and to your all lies. that Mehemet, the glorious and omnipotent emperor of the East and the West Is about to invade your paltry territories. We shall bring i,Soo.oo soldiers on horses and foot, to crush you utterly, and lay waste all your domains We command you to await our coming in your resi- dence in Vienna. where 1t is our in- tention to have you beheaded." Tho rest Of the missive is devoted to a tirade against John Sobieski, who Is promised lingering death, preceded by elaborate and horrible tortures. - London Chronicle.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
WARRENVII.LE
Officers Elected by Ashford Grange at
 Annual Meetinq,

Ashford grange, No. 90, held it's an- nual meeting in Bakers hall Wednes- day evening, Dec. Il. The following officers were elected:
 Master, Robert M. Balch; overseer, Thomas Bebbington; lecturer, Frank H. Bennett; steward, Dennison Packer. assistant steward, Alex. M. Bassett; treasurer, 0. D. Baker; secretary, Ad- die s. Bassett; chaplain, Rev. B. c. Bugbee; Ceres, Mrs. P. L. James; Flora, Marie Lipps; Pomona, Lizzie Noel; gatekeeper, Clarence Lee; l.. A. steward, Mrs. L. A. Baker.
 Attended Pomona.
 Several from this place attended Pomona grange at Danielson on Sate urday of last week.
 c. 0, Balch is confined to the house with a severe cold.
 MT. and Mrs. S.L. Case spent Tues day at Ragged Hill with Mrs. A. Mo- Bride.
 w. H. Platt, who has been working in the Thread City has returned to his home here. 1T
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Hsaley Return from the West-Birthday Dinner.

Charlie Brett, little son of Samuel Brett, formerly of this place, is seri- ously i'll with scarlet fever.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Healey have re- turned from trip through the west. They attended the National grange while absent.
 The funeral of Peleg Brown, who died from exposure Sunday night, took place Thursday.
 Several from this place attended the missionary tea held at the home of Mrs. Chester May, Wediesday after . noon.
 Start for Florida.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Skinner went to Florida Friday to remain the rest of the winter
 Frank Perrin was in Providence Thursday.
 Eightieth Birthday Dinner.
 Mrs. Chandler Hubbard took dinner at Louis Lindeman's Sunday, at the celebration of the S0th birthday of Miss Harriet Hubbard.
 Luther Rawsoh, who has been ill, is much better.
 The installation of officers in Wood stock grange takes place next Tues day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
SOUTH WINDHAM
About SIS Realized from Mission So-
 ciety's Supper.


 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hatch of Hart ford spent Sunday with George Hatch.
 Mrs. Tucker and daughter of Colum- bia were calling on Mrs. Alfred Card Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Irwin Barstow and daughter of Mystic have been visiting Mrs. E. W. Avery.
 Mrs. Charles Hahn has returned to Conantville after spending few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mary Larkham.
 The Sunday school is practicing for the regular Christmas entertainment to be held Friday evening.
 The Ladies' Mission society held their first bean supper Wednesday evening. The ladies entertaining were Mrs. Charles Backus, Mrs. George Backus, Mrs. w. C. Card and Mrs F. B. Peckham. About $15 was realized from the supper.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
EAST WOODSTOCK
Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Witter Leave for
 Florida for the Winter.

Mrs. G. L. Upham is visiting her niece, Mrs. H. E. Bannister in Web ster.
 William Nicely is entertaining his brother from Maine.
 Mrs. Jane Perry returned last week rom visit with her son and family in Hartford.
 Mrs. $. A. Turner is confined to the house with severe attack of grip.
 missionary meeting was held We'd nesday afternoon with Mrs. Chester E. May. Topic, The Chinese Woman. Leader, Mrs. J. s. May. A social hour followed, refreshments being served by the hostess
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Witter left for Florida, where they will spend the winter. Ruth, Altha and Elton Witter will board with friends during the ab- sence, of their parents.