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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
WINDHAM
Visitors to Hartford Rose Gardens-
Plans fer Fourth Of July-June Wis.,
TORS.

Mrs. Andrew Metzger was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Harvey of
Woodstock over Sunday.
Miss Hem of Cleveland and Miss
Miller of Bloomfield have been guests
of Miss Dorothy Brown and in COM
pany with Kingsley Brown, Miss BeS-
sic Anderson, Vantine Anderson, Ho-
mer Harrington of Willimantic and
Harold Wyman of Mansfield attended
the Yale-Harvard boat race
Miss Dorothy Fenton of Winthrop,
Mass, is with her grandmother, Mrs.
J. G. Fenton. for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willis of Scot
land were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. We'll
den on Sunday.
Will Boardman of Hartford has been
visiting at l. H. Johnson's.
Lester Eaton has gone to Vermont
for the summer. His brother Ralph is
at Storrs for a visit.
Miss Jessie Githler is visiting rela-
tives in New York state
Dewitt M. Lockman of New York
is with his mother at the inn.
Mrs. Edward Billings entertained the
Ladies Bible class on Wednesday.
Andrew Metzger attended the reun-
ion of the Masonic veterans in South
Manchester Thursday.
Saw Rose Garden.
Mrs. E. K Leffingwell, Mrs. Albert
Bates and Misses Anna and Grace
Bates visited the rose garden in Eliz-
Iabeth park, Hartford Tuesday.
Mrs. e. w. Loomis entertained the
members of the Ladies' society Of St.
Paul's parish Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Little and daughter,
Mildred, of Brooklyn, n. Y, are spend
inn 4
Mary Little. Mr.. Little was with
! them over Sunday.
Miss Anna Bates is in New Ro-
chelle, n. Y,
Opened Summer Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Smith of
South Windham opened their summer
home here Wednesday. Mrs. Schofeld
| of Norwich is with Mrs. Smith for
the present.
Plans for the Fourth.
Plans for the Fourth include the us
ual tea at the library and ice cream on
! the green during the afternoon. in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hatch
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Maine and the
| Misses Johnson.
Charles Larrabee and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Gates
of Hartford, making the trip in their
auto.
Mrs. Webb has her sister. Mrs. AL
paugh of Providence with her
! Miss Helen Larrabee and her cousin
Miss Mary Larrabee of Willimantic
were guests over Sunday of western
| relatives who are spending the sum-
mer at Minots Ledge.
The new pastor of the Congregation
/ al church will lead the missionary
meeting tomorrow evening. The sub
| ject is Missions in Africa.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
TOIIand County
COLUMBIA
Professor Lyt1an's Orchestra to Play
at Colchester in the Catskills-Milk
Producers to Sell to New Dealer in
Providence.

Lyman's orchestra, Prof. A. p. Ly-
man, leader, leaves soon for Cooks
Falls in the Catskills where they VIII
play at the Mountain Lake hotel
through the summer. This is Mr.. Ly-
mans third summer at this hotel. The
members of the orchestra are Profess
sOr Lyman, cornetist: Mrs. A. E. Ly-
man, pianist: F. r. Bunce. violin and
trombone. and Edward Fitch. clari-
net. Cooks Falls is in the town Of
Colchester, Delaware county, n. Y.
This town was settled by people from
Colchester, Conn, hence its name.
Cooks Falls was also named after
citizen of Colchester. A new automo-
bile road from New York to Buffalo
runs through the place
Fred N. Tucker and family of West
Hartford have been guests of relatives
in town.
The pulpit was supplied Sunday by
Rev. P. R. Day of West Hartford.
OF the pupils from Columbia schools
who went to Willimantic and took the
examination for entrance to Windham
high school, four were successful John
Mitchell, Randall Porter, Herbert
Woodward and William Fredericks.
Won Gold Prize.
Miss Harriet K. Porter, who was
recently graduated from Windham
high school, received the S. gold prize
from the alumni fund for proficiency
in English and Latin. Miss Porter ex-
poets to enter Wellesley college.
DR. and Mrs Charles ]. Douglass of
Dorchester. Mass, were in town last
week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Porter
Mrs. Horace Brown of Newburgh
\. Y, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in town, is dietitian at St
Luke's hospital, Newburgh
The local milk producers have been
dissatisfied for some time at the terms
and conditions offered them by the
Providence Dairy company On We'd
nesday it was decided to send milk 10
another dealer in Providence not a
contractor but A private dealer who Of
fers better terms for the next eight
months. The change will necessitate
carting the milk to Willimantic instead
of Chestnut Hill. which means lit
tie more expense for producers. Ten
quart cans will be used instead Of
twenty. quart cans as at present. The
change goes into effect July 1.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
WARRENVILLE
Over 200 Attend Baptist Sunday School
onvention-Granee Meets.

The Baptist Sunday school conven-
ton was held in the church in this
village on Wednesday afternoon. Over
200 were present.
Mrs Ellen MatheWson, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter in North GrosvenordaIe, re-
turned Wednesday.
William Whitehouse is visiting at
his home in this village.
Miss Jennie Karhan of New York is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. A. Bak-
er.
Rev. E. P. Mathewson is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Durkee
S. L. Case, who was badly injured
several weeks ago, was able to make
a trip to Willimantic Wednesday.
George o. Balch and w. H. Platt
made a business trip to Hartford on
Monday
Ashford grange, No. 80, held its meet
ing in Bakers hall June 26.
Miss Genevieve BicknelI has been
the guest of Nh and Mrs. William
McGrath in Westfeld, Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
MASHAPAUG
Leak In Dam at South End Of tie
Laks-cottssers Arrive.

Stuart Austin is az wildwood oot-
tage for the summer.
Alfred P1impton and family paaneN
last Sunday at their cottage on me
shore of Lake Mashapaug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandiey passed last
week at their cottage at the Lake.
George Dofbeare OF Norwich Epanf
a few days at the lake recently.
Mrs. Lippman and daughter are 90
cupying their cottage IN Mayiand para,
at the lake.
George Harris is making adAitis~a
to his cottage in preparation for rAs
summer.
Rev. DR.. c. W. Morrow and wife
from Nashville, Tenn, arrived at their
cottage at the lake recently for the
summer.
Water Leaves the LakA
Owing to a leak at the south sal
from the dam which holds back tha
large body Of water in MaShspGuG
lake, the water is slowly GoinS cut q
the lake. The break cannot be re-
paired yet.
Mrs. P. C. Hollingsworth has re-
turned from Providence ana Fan
River after several weeks visit smOsE
relatives.
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WELLINGTON
Poor Train Service condsmwsd ~ 40
PLANS for Celebration ~ -
Fourth.

Friends from South wtlnnatsn ara
Westford were at the church gsrvtcs
Sunday afternoon, az well AZ visitors
from Virginia, New York city and Egv
Jersey. Rev. r. w. Darrow'a sermon
was excellent as usual.
Delegates from the Sunday schosi
were chosen for the associathoozi COR
vention held In Warrenville on the
last Wednesday Of the month Of Juua-
Rev Mr. barrow went after Mrs.
barrow to Waterford on Monday. re-
turning Tuesday.
Wrstched Train Services.
The new running time on the Central
Vermont Is unweicome to All patrons %
the road, the mail service being par
ticulaTly Objectionable.
The celebration Of undergraduates day
on the Hill promises to be amusing
and enjoyable. There will be supper
at o'clock, games and a band concert
in the evening.
Sale of Cozyeroft
Mr.. CosgroVe has sold Cozycroft 10
Mr.. Stevenson of Bnst Orange, n. J.
Papers and postals from Chicago
convention week were received By Col
Halls townspeople.
Roses are late this year, but finer
than usual
Haying has commenced and there n
promise Of good crop.
Rev. Theron Brown OF the YoTrtha
Companion was at Maple Corner Sat
| urday. He attended a reunion Of his
Yale class SO at New Haven on
| Thursday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Daniel Flynn Of Brewster's
Neck is visiting Mrn. Henry Young,
Raymond Sheldon has gone To Brat
tlehoro, VI. for tins az pitcher on II
baseball team,
Miss Gladys Sheldon enters the
training school at banbury the hrst of
July,
Miss Nellie Bl6xfam is spending Il
few days with Mrs, Emfna Sheldon.
Harry Wells has returned to South
bridge Mass, ffeha his western trip,
Dir, BurieseH was calling friends
here recently,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
EASTFORD
sosworth- Sumner Marriage-Birthday
Cake With 81 Roses-Vsit of Dis
trict Superintendent NewIand.


trict Superintendent Newiand.
Mrs. Mary L. Warren returned from
Wllllmantlc on Tuesday, after spend
ing week with relatives.
Mrs. D. P. Carpenter and Miss Flor
ence S. Warren spent Tuesday in vii
llmantic. They went in William War
ren's automobile, Miss Warren run
ming it.
Mrs. Emily Warren has arrived at
her nome here, after spending several
weeks in Pomfret and Putnam.
Bosworth-Sumner.
The marriage of Benjamin Allen Bos-
worth of this place and Miss Adelaide
Sumner of West Woodstock took pIace
Tuesday afternoon. the 26th at +he
brides home. with Mr. and Mrs
George Sumner. Mr. Bosworth is a
prosperous young farmer of this place,
They will reside here.
Miss Carrie l.. Bosworth of Sor14h-
bridge, Mass, and Edwin Davis Bos-
worth Of Woonsocket, r. L, have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A Bosworth.
Miss Ruth I. Platt of Shelton has
been staying for a time with Miss Ill
nan Washington at Deacon Henry
1TOWDT4QSe nome
Roses on Birthday Cake.
MISS Huntington celebrated the 51s4
anniversary of Mrs. J. M. Tatem's
birth by making a party Of her friends
at her residence on the goth of June.
The birthday cake was surrounded by
81 roses.
Secretary Edwin S. Thomas Of West
Haven came with his family to their
summer home here on the 22d. He
made the trip in his automobile. After
leaving his family he returned and at
tended the democratic convention at
Baltimore
Visited Graves of Kin.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon of HazardviIle
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins of Hartford call
ed on Judge ]. NJ. Tatem's family on
the 26th- They were relatives of the
late James Lyon and William Lyon.
and wished to visit their graves: also
the grave of General Nathaniel Lyon.
fhey came in their automobile, pass
ing through Stafford Springs. Willing
ton and Ashford. They were to visit
Hampton, Putnam and Canterbury.
Presiding Elders Visit.
Presiding Elder J. H. NewlaDd of
Norwich was here on the -25tb and
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs JGnn
Perry and Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cham
berlin. They held meeting in the
Methodist church in the evening.
George Bosworth and Charles s.
Johnson of Southbridge visited their
parents the past week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
RAWSON

Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
George W. Fuller her sister, Miss
Cynthia Hammond. was united in
marriage with Frank Immmis OF
Chaplin. Rev, William Brown OF
Hampton performed the ceremony, Tho
bride received many presents, Rela-
lives were present from Norwich, New
BRITAIN. New lIaVen. Springfield, Put =
nam, Hartford. IIoboken and llamp-
ION,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Kenyon spent
tuesday at Mr. kanyon's sisters, Mrs,
everett Whitehouss's,
James Fitzgerald spent Sunday In
'roukiYB,
Misses Sadie Fitzgerald and Marian
Hammond were in PutHsH recently,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
STERLING HILL

Mrs. Walter Barber returned Mon
day after visit with her parents in
Wakefield, Mass
Miss Alice Richmond of Jewett City
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Byron
Young.
The strawberry supper at the Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening was well
attended.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs G. ". Graffsm at the parsonage
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. z. A. Douglas entertained Mrs.
Warren Briggs of Dantelson the past
week,
Miss Blanche Douglas of Brown uni
versity and Miss Florence Douglas.
Floyd Young and Harold Barber of
Killingly High school are spending the
summer vacation at their homes.
Charles Robbins has returned, after
spending the winter in Boston, and Is
staying with his niece, Mrs. Elmer
Gaskel.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
STAFFORD
Special Music at UniVsrsaIist chgges
Vacation Notes.

Miss Eva Murray is the rusat -
friends in Chicopee.
AT the Universalist church mart Sun
day there will be special music, IA
Guiding a. male duartette
William 2. Gaskin, who was just
graduated from Tufts divinity sohoel.
is a guest Of bis parents at the Urd-
versslist parsonage.
Attended Commencement.
Miss Margaret Glover and MISS Car
RE Remmert are attending the oouR-
mencement exercises of Bates coIlega.
Lewiston, Me. W. F. Remmert OF tk1s
place is one of the graduates.
John NJ. Larned returned Saturday
from a trip to New York. He was
accompanied by his son. J. II. Larned
of Lafayette college, who intends e.
spend the greater part Of his vacation
in Stafford,
w. Fl. Black was at his home heya
for a few days last week 70 attend tbs
graduating exercises. He is employed
in New York city by C. c. Pinney.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
ASHWHLETT
William Wiseman Overcome by Heat
Personal Items.

Mrs. E. H. Clark and two children
Of Rlxtown were in Norwich Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H. Clark and
children. Stephen and Evelyn, attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. CIark's uncle
in New London Sunday.
Overcome by Heat.
William Wiseman of Rixtown was
confined to the house Tuesday by be-
ing overcome by the heat after return
ing from Preston City, delivering some
stock he sold Monday afternoon.
Relatives and friends were sorry to
learn Of the serious illness of Mrs.
Martin Monsees of Voluntown Tues
lay
c. F. Hayward was IN Norwich
tuesday.
Otto Anderson and Sigfried Ahlberg
we're in Norwich Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
PLAINFIELD
Sudden Death of William E. Barber. =
Native of PIainfield-Calvin Wilcox
Dies from Diphtheria.

News of the sudden death of VIII
liam E., Youngest son of Silas and the
late Harriet Spalding Barber Of Camp
bells Mills, came Saturday to rela
tives here. He was talking with a man
on the hotel steps at Voluntown Sat
urday afternoon, and fell dead. He
was born in Plainfeld SO years ago
but moved to Voluntown in early child
hood, and has spent his entire life
there, where he was a general favorite.
For the past few years he has been in
the lumber business in addition to his
farm work. He leaves his father and
one brother. beside other relatives. The
funeral was held at Ekonk church on
Monday when the pastor Rev. Mr..
Reynolds, spoke comfcGting words,
Mrs. George Gallup. Miss Esther CAL
lnp and Everett Whipple sang two Sc
lections. There were beautiful flow
ers. The bearers were James Dixon.
John Tanner, Walter Tanner and VIII
Ham Dawley, Burial was in the Dow
Gallup cemetery. Plainfield. The ladies
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
ATTAWAUGAN
Westcott- Filler Marriage at Methodist
Church.

: Mrs. Timothy Sweeney was called to
Manchester, N. H.. on account Of her
grandmother being i'll.
Mrs. William Harvey and children.
of Webster, are visiting Charles Weeks
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shubal Watson are
keeping house in the village.
Miss Edith lFrissell. who is 2 teach
er at Moodus, is home for the summer
vacation
Miss Grace Filler is home with her
mother. Mrs Lillian Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hemingway
spent Sunday in Taftville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heselton were
IN Manchester, n. H, a few days last
week.
Westcott-Fier.
Miss Beatrice Ward Filler of this
place and John Benjamin Westcott Of
New York We're unified in marriage at
the M. NE. church Wednesday after
noon. A reception was held at the
homo of the bride, many friends at
tendlag. They will make their home
in New York
Lillian and Cecil Baker are visiting
then. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
iamin Taft, at the camp at Alexanders
Lake.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Friends Entertained at Brthday-Va.
cation Guests.

Harold Esler of New York is visit
ing at Irving Paines.
Mrs. William Brown entertained a
party Of ladies Tuesday afternoon at
her home, Tuesday being her birthday.
Mrs. Chandler Hubbard was a guest
of her daughter, Eunice, in Springfield
over Sunday
Miss Gladys Gordon, who is employ
ed in Worcester was home here for
the weeks end
The family of Samuel Brett have
moved TO Quinebaug, where he is en-
ployed in the machine shop of the In
tervale mills.
Miss Reed, a former teacher at
Woodstock academy, is a guest Of Miss
Maud Hedley.
Visiting in Norwich.
Miss Mary Potter is visiting the
family Of o. e. Gildersleeve in Nor
wich.
Miss Edith Brown Of Upton is spend =
ing few days with her grandmother,
Mrs. s. Barrett.
Prof. Sidney Morse was at his sum-
mer home here Saturday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
EAST COLCHESTER

Mr.. Geisthardt is moving his saw
mill from the lot of John Allen to that
IF Peter Lappie.
School in the Seventh district closed
last Friday. A pleasant picnic was
given to the children Saturday.
Mr.. Rathbun, first selectman, was a.
business caller here this week.
Employees of the Yantic River paper
mill are having unsteady work. due
TO lack of water power.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
LAUREL GLEN

Charles S. Palmer of Westerly was
q Sunday caller at William L. Mains.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Main were visit
Brs at John Watson's last Sunday.
Mrs Frank Palmer and Horace
Palmer were in Westerly and Avondale
Wednesday.
There will be no service in the chapel
Sunday.
Eva Watson was a recent visitor at
Alice Mains.
Charles and Enron Holdredge and
families of Providence are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Charles Holdredge.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
EKONK
Friends saddened by Death of Two
Popular Young Men-Chidren Par
tciPate in Grange Entertainment,

Monday was sad day here on ac-
count of the burial of two of Ekonks
well known and loved young men
William E. Barber. son of Silas L.
Barber, died suddenly of heart dis
ease on Saturday and the funeral was
held at the church here, Rev. Mr.. Rev
nolds officiating; burial was in Plain
Held. At the same hour the burial took
place of Calvin Wilcox, son of Edgar
and Carrie Wilcox, who had been i'll
with diphther1a at the home Of Jared
Gallup.
Jared Gallup. who was sick with
dipntheria, was taken Monday morn
ing to Backus hospital, Norwich
Esther Gallup went to WiIlimantic
Monday afternoon to attend the re-
union of her class in normal school
and banquet at the Hooker house in
the evening.
Supper and Entertainment.
The strawberry supper and enter
talnment in charge of Flora of Ekonk
grange drew large company to
Grange hall, Friday evening. The reel
tatlons and songs by the children were
very pleasing and they all had a free
treat Of Strawberries and ice cream.
A number from here attended
strawberry supper on Sterling FIN
Tuesday ev,ning.
E. B. Gallup transacted business in
Norwich Monday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
MT. HOPE.

Several from here attended the eeA-
vention in Warrenville Wednesday.
Mabel Moore has finished her years
work in Oneco and is at her home
DR.. F. A. Young and family Of
New York are at the YounEs home
stead for the summer.
Mrs. Henry White died Tuesday
night after an illness Of two weeks.
Henry Church and family OF 5a<t.
ford are at the Church homestead IN
the summer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
LISBON
Surveyors Working on Trunk Road
Judge Warner to Preach.

Jay E. TraVer of East Douglas,
Mass, formerly station agent at Lis
bon station. was calling on friends
here Sunday and attended church at
Newent
Miss Nellie Nell has been the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Rhodes Lewis, in
Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braman Walden and
Leon Walden of Willimantic spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Alice Kennedy is visiting her
brother, J. c. Kennedy and family in
Preston.
Surveyors have been at work the
past week making a survey for the
trunk road through the town.
Judge Edgar NJ. Warner Of Putnam
will occupy the pulpit at Newent
church Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
SCOTLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bingham Leave
for cOlorado-Annual Meeting of L.
A. S.

Mrs. Teal of Boston is at the home
of William Watson for a stay of sew
eral weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Call of Dan
ielson spent day recently with Post
master and Mrs. ]. H. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kolstead of Providence
spent the week end with Town Clerk
and Mrs. J. B. Bacon.
A Western Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bingham left
Friday for Dillon. Col, the home of
Mrs. Bingham's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
bingham are considering locating In
the west, and In any event will re-
main until late In the autumn.
Miss Mary Moore. one OF the West
Haven teachers, is spending Il part Of
her vacation at the home of her par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. b. Moore.
Mrs, L, b. Tenney returned Wednes-
day from d lengthy visit with relatives
in Londonderry and Boston.
Mrs, Ruth Geer and two daughters
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
GURLEYVILLE
Many Guests at Croker Woed We'd
ding-mrs. z. A. Walksr Moves 70
Mt. Hope.

Mrs. H. E. Simmonds and dAuz hter
Ethel attended the wedding aonfveT-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Craas,
in Willimantic Monday.
croeker-Woo Marriage
The marriage Of Miss Eunice Wood
and Charles Gilbert Croker took
place at the home Of the Mlases Can
tor on NORWOOD Hill, WEDNESDAY,
at noon. A large number were pres
ent from different parts Of the tsun.
including, many from StorTs. whO are
connected with the college Mr.. Croker
being a graduate from the institution
this year, and Mrs Wood a former
student Relatives were present from
East Hampton and other places.
Rev L. G. Rogers from the ConErs-
gational church at Storrs was tho
officiating clergyman. After a short
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Croker viii reside
on Norwood Hill.
Moving to Mt. Hope.
Mrs G. A. Walker will move her
household goods to Mount HOPE, where
she will make her home with her ia
Their, Henry White + family from
Massachusetts will occupy her home
here in Gurleyville.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

william f. Barber died very sud
denly in Voluntown last Saturday af-
ternoon At the age of four years his
parents moved to Voiuntown and he
had made this town his home ever
since. He followed the business Of
farming and numbering and was quite
a large landowner. He leaves his ia
Their and one brother. Charles H. Bar
Der. He was unmarried.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-29
New London County
GLASGO
Kew OVerseer Arrives from Whitman
tie-chtIdren's Day Concert-Many
at Strawberry Supper.


tie-chiIdren's Day Concert--Many
at Strawberry Supper,
Two autotrucks brought the house
hold goods of Mr. Riley, overseer OF the
cardinE room, from Willimantic Mon
day. Mr., Riley took the place OF MI
Chenelles, who recently moved 10
Canada.
Bringing His Bride.
Henry Gautier of the firm of Kenyon
a Gautier is spending the week. IN
Massachusetts. He will return TO-DAY
Saturday, bringing with MIN MS
bride.
Mrs William Richmond Of Chicopee,
Mass, is the guest of her parents MI
and Mrs, Ernest Luther.
Mrs. William Richardson and Mrs
Charles Sweetzer of Norwich were
guests Friday of Mrs. N. b. Lewis.
Chidren's Day Exercises.
Childrens day was observed Sun
day morning at the Bethel church
which was attractively decorated with
flowers and ferns. A green arch was
erected at the front, behind which the
speakers stood. The programme was
well carried out and showed faithful
work on the part of the committee,
Misses Laura and Lulu Young, who
had the children in charge. A pleasing
part was the violin solo by Master
Theron Kinney, accompanied by his
brother Byron on the organ.
Quarterly Conference.
The first quarterly conference of the
M z. church was held Thursday
evening, Rev. ]. H. Newland presid-
4ng.
A. c. Burdick was a caller in the
place on Tuesday.
Mrs. Myra Stewart and son Floyd
were guests Sunday of Noyes Eccle-
atcn-
Strawberry Supper.
Several from here attended the
strawberry supper Wednesday evening
At the home of Daniel Vergason. 1t
~as for the benefit of Bethel church
Mrs. Thomas Curtis is caring for her
sister, Mrs. T. H. EcclestOn-