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Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
Holland County
ANDOVER
Mir. Frseman's Worthy charity-Wsd- ding Deferred, Bride Twenty Days Too Young.

A large number of children are at the Armada fresh air home. This home, situated about two miles from the station. is beautifully located and is maintained for this purpose by Mir. Freeman in memory of his wife, Alma, who died about two years ago.
 Roads and crops are in a bad con- ditien through lack of rain.
 Library Benefit Success. = The play MT. Bob was given by South Coventry people in the town hall Thursday evening for the benefit of the public library. Snpper was serV44 and there was a good attendance.
 Mrs Albert F. Colgrove and two daughters are guests of Mrs. Col groves mother. Mrs Case. -.s
 Miss Ruth Goddard returned home to Manchester Wednesday after two weeks vacation with her uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. Willard Fuller.
 Mrs. Lockett and the Misses Lockett will leave Monday for three weeks va cation in Providence, FalI. River and Newport.
 Service of Song.
 The service of song, The Basket of Flowers, will be given at the Congre- gational church Sunday evening Royal D. Webster will have charge of the music and Mrs. Cooper win be organ ist.
 MT and Mrs. Walter Snow Of South Manchester are gests of their parents, Mir and Mrs. Wade Snow.
 Bride Too Yong.
 At the Congregational parsonage there should have been wedding Tues day evening, which, however. did not occur, as the intended bride was twen- ty days too young. The prospective bride and groom, much disappointed, returned to New Jersey the next morn ing
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
New London County
FITCHVILLE
Lightning May Have Struck Pond, Killing Fish-Holy Name Society Now Numbers 52-Plans Field Day.

After the storm of Thursday few small boys in a boat found several dead suckers floating in the water. It is thought that the lightning struck in the pond, killing the, fish. Many of the fish weighed about two pounds.
 The suffraGettes addressed a fair Eddience in Palmer hall Thursday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Babcock of Ster- ling have been guests of Mrs. Bab cocks sister, Mrs. William Brady
 James Beswick is visiting his sister Mrs. Sarah Mcintosh. at Newport, R. l.
 Mrs. CliHerd Cantlin of Ludlow, Vt, is visiting hex parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Brown.
 Mr and Mrs. George V. Allyn of Hartford are guests Of relatives in town.
 Paul Karl has returned from a weeks visit with friends in River point, R. l.
 Miss Gladys Bulger and Miss Mildred Bulger of Willimantic were recent guests of their cousins, MT. and Mrs. John McManus.
 Clinton Thompson has returned to Greenfield, Mass, after spending few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
 Charles Thompson of Willimantic was a recent guest of relatives here. Holy Name Society Plans Field Day.
 The Holy Name society held it's monthly meeting Sunday. Three new members were received into the soci- ety, making a total now of 52 mem- bers. When the society was organized act 20 members. but now the membership has passed the half hundred mark. Plans are being made for an after noon and night of sports to be given by the society at an early date. A committee of seven has been appointed to act and report at a special meet ing tomorrow (Sunday)
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13

Springfield, Mass, have been spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. William Newport.
 Mrs. George Vasper has been enter taining her father, Mir. Donais, of North Grosvenordale.
 Miss Beatrice Gardner has returned from Allenton R. L, where she has been visiting relatives.
 Moses Ballou of Uxbridge, Mass, has been the guest of Samuel Collins.
 Miss Ola Greene of Arcadia, R. l., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Ed gerton.
 Band Concert. The Moosup band gave concert on Benjamin Broadheads lawn Friday evening. Mrs William Dean and Mrs. l.. Howard Cross have returned from Narragansett Pier, where they went to attend a funeral. Taken to Hospital.
 Thomas Wakeiy was taken to Provi- dence Monday evening to receive treatment at hospital He was bad ly cut in the face and eye by being struck by a broom which he was using to fix a heavy belt in the woolen mill in Moosup, where he Is employed in the dyehonse.
 Misses Alice Kendall and Odna Se- guin are spending a week at the Willi- mantle camp ground as guests of Miss Phebe Barber.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
NORTH FRANKLIN
Clarence Simpson Finishes Four Years
 Service in the Navy.

Miss Amy Lillie has returned to Hartford, after a weeks visit with Mrs. A. T. Browning.
 Oliver Johnson of Colchester called on friends in town last week.
 Miss Jessie Park of Norwich spent a few days this week with Florence Redwood.
 On Shore Leave.
 Clarence Simpson. who has complet- ed four years service in the navy, is visiting at his home, Roselawn.
 Miss Florence Redwood spent Tuesday with Alma Trudeau at willi- mantle.
 c. H. Ladd of Greeneyille is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Mahoney.
 Miss Florence Hoffman spent sev- eral days at Norwich and Browning s Beach the past week, the, guest of Miss Martha Allen.
 Mrs. Emma Warner entertained the past week her niece, Miss Helen Royce. her grandnieee and nephew Marion and Benjamin Royce of Norwich and granddaughter Dorothy Loomis of Lebanon.
 Miss Irene Cruthers is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Mahoney.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
LEDYARD
Pastor Haptizes Five Candidates Shake Up in Teachers--Rev. A. E. kinsmouth Resigns.

 Holy Communion was observed at the Congregational church Sunday morning Rev w. F. White baptized the following: Calvin Rawson Main, Carrie Elizabeth Main, Samuel Archie Holdridge, Ray Daniel Holdridge and Philip Enos Gray.
 Miss Annie E. Baldwin, who has been staying several weeks with MT. and Mrs. s. E. Holdridge, has returned to her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Holdridgc of Providence were week end visitors with Mrs Sarah H. Main at Lantern Hill.
 Miss Lulu selzer, who has spent two weeks vacation with her parents in this place, has returned to her former home in Norwich, with MT and Mrs. Clarence Roath.
 been spending several days with Mir. and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
 Changes in Teachers.
 There are several vacancies in the Ledyard schools at the present time. A big shake-up in the personnel of the teachers has been made by the teach CTS committee.
 Miss Bertha Lamb, who has been
  is spending her vacation at the fam fly homestead.
 Resigns Pastorate.
 Rev. Albert E. Kinmouth and family have arrived at their home at Ledyard Center. MT. Kinmouth has been pas tor the past four years in Friendship, N. Y. He has resigned his pastorate there on account of his health. Mir md Mre RenfaTfaiY7 and roo of Providence are guests of MT Grays parents. MT. and Mrs Enos M Gray. Miss Eva B. Rogers of New London, stenographer in Hartford was guest recently of MT and Mrs. John M. Gray. Mrs. Nicholas Allyn of New York is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George II. Babcock.
 Mrs. Billings Allyn is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Gray.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
FRANKLIN
Church Decides to Have New Organ
 The Weeks Happenings.

Mir. and Mrs. George Jennings and children of Norwich were recent call CTS at H. A. Gager's.
 Miss Edna Valette of Stratford has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Lloyd P. Aver.
 Ashabel w. Armstrong has returned after spending few days in Massa- chusetts.
 Miss Jessie Sherman of Manchester is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Kahn.
 Miss Lydia Johnson and Mrs. Earl Rogers of Norwich were visitors at Sunny Top one day the past week.
 Mrs. M A. Croacher and Mrs. Ev- erett Shepard of Cranston, R. l., were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. s. w. Hyde.
 Mrs. Abbie Speeler and Miss Lillie Johnson were in Norwich Thursday.
 Miss Bertha Smith was the week end guest of friends in Mansfield.
 Everett Smith of New London has been visiting his brother, Louis Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Smith of Lyme attended church in Franklin Sunday.
 Eric Lawson of Norwich has been the guest of John Engstrom.
 To Have New Organ.
 The agent for an organ company was a recent visitor in town. It wa s decided by the Franklin Conzregation- al church to purchase a new organ and it is expected to arrive soon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Smith attended the children's concert in Fitchville on Sunday evening of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
WINDHAM
Library Tea and Sale on Green Net Ss5-Town Entertaining Many Sum ner Guests.

The tea served in the library on the afternoon of the Fourth was most successful, the proceeds, added to those from the sale of ice cream on the green, amounting to about 565, which will be added to the library treasury.
 Harold Prentice of New Britain is boarding at Henry Bingham's for week.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cook of Groton were recent guests at George Cooks.
 Arlington Turner of Norwich has been spending a few days with Alan Guild.
 Holiday Visitors.
 Among out of town guests here on the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. F. H.. Woodward and Charles Woodward of Hartford, the Misses Helen and Mary Cranberry of Newark ex-Scnator W. F. Gates of Lebanon, Samuel Chesbro, Mrs. E. P. Chesbro and Miss Laura Chesbro of Willimantic, Mrs Coulter of Tenehy, N. J., Mir and Mrs. Lewis Locke of Rockland, Mass, MT. and Mrs. George Wilcox and son of Willi- mantle
 MT. and Mrs. John Beckwith and son left today for a weeks visit in Higganum.
 Mr. and Mrs Frank F. Webb left town Wednesday to be absent a month. Mrs. Webb is going to Bethlehem, N. H., where she will be joined later by Mir. Webb, who will first spend two or three weeks at Tim Pond. Me. Allen B. Lincoln and family of New Haven came Wednesday to spend a month at the home of MT. Lincoln $ sister, Mrs. r. F. Webb | Miss Emma Kenyon returned Tues day from a weeks visit in Riverhead l L. I.
 Thomas C. Waterous of Henry. H., is the guest of his uncle, Guilford Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
ASHFORD
Funeral of Miss Mary Work-Pro-
 sramme on 4oiday-Wrist Dislo- cated.

Rev. J. B. King administered the sacrament of the Lords supper last Sunday morning at the Congregational church.
 Miss Mary Works Death.
 Miss Mary Work, who died at her niece's home in Grisweld, was S3 years old. She was the daughter of the late Levi Work and the last surviving one of the family except the niece, Mrs. Frank Kinney, where she had lived for a number of years. MT. and Mrs. Kinney accompanied the body here. She was buried in the family lot in Grove cemetery. Rev. Frank Cham berlin officiated at the services at the grave Monday, July Sth.
 Holiday Programme.
 Following is the programme for the ladies social of the Methodist society on July 4th Prayer, Rev Frank Chamberlin; singing, audience; recita- tion, Miss Berlason; vocal solo, Miss Kate L. Perry, Mrs. May Ethridge, Mrs. Charles Williams; recitation, Miss Burlason: instrumental music, Mrs. Charles w. Clark; recitation, Miss Burlason; instrumental music, Messrs Lee Lyon, Lyman Briggs, Dwight Lyon; address, Rev. J. B. King; benediction by the pastor Rev Frank Chamberlin.
 Briefs and Personals.
 MT and Mrs. Walter E. Cushman of Somers made a trip here Wednes- day in their automobile. They were accompanied by Mrs. Arthur M Keith and son Merrill who have been visit ing in Somers and Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Alice J. Carpenter has been at tending the Danbury summer school for teachers.
 Miss Harriett Francis Bowen of Maquoketa, Ia., has been spending a few days with D. P. Carpenters fam fly.
 Master Newton Carpenter of Union has been staying a week here with his grandparents
 Secretary Edwin s. Thomas of New Haven spent Sunday with his family Miss Florence s. Warren has been entertaining for a week or more Miss Alice Bowman, a teacher in Philadel- phia.
 Albert Sumner and a friend from Willimantic called on w. s. Warren g l'family Sunday
 Grant Trowbridge of New Jersey passed several days last week with his | sister, Miss Mollie, at the old castle
 MT. and Mrs George Clark and little son Herbert of Putnam spent Sunday ! with Darwin Clark's family. MT and Mrs. Adelbert Badger of Southbridge, Mass, were at J. J | Young's on Sunday in their automo- bile
 Dislooated Wrist Bone. Miss Katie Bicknell made a misstel in going down the cellar stairs Tues l day. She put her hand out to save herself and dislocated one of the wrist | bones. Dr. H. H. Converse reduced | the fracture.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
LEFFRJGWELL
Summer Guests Entertained by Local Friends-Meetins of Sunshine Band.


 -----~ Miss Rosabel Dsch and James Mould of Newark, N. J.. Mir. and Mrs. Edward i Reynolds and Mrs. Phoebe Reynolds of Montville were entertained on the Fourth at MT and Mrs. John 1. Ross MT. and Mrs. William Rolfe of Guil- ford were guests over the Fourth of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe. Miss Marguerite Beebe accompanied them home for long visit. Miss Gertrude Herskell of Vernon and Miss Leah Bleazby of Michigan spent the Fourth with Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Ward.
 Miss Gladys Beebe is spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. Emerson Turner on Broadway, Norwich.
 Miss Addie Nicnols and Arthur Lee of Willimantic spent the day recently with Mrs. Austin Rathbun. Mrs. Edward Staubley is visiting at l the home of her parents in Norwich. 1 Mir and Mrs. Arthur Armstrong and l children and MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bill lings and children of Norwich were | Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Samuel l Beebe. l Miss, Annie Calkins and William Le- l vitsky of Norwich were guests Sun day of Miss Hazel Calkins. | ~hlo. J. G. w. WdIQ spent 1uGSQdN Mllu her daughter, Mrs. Harry T. Wilcox, of 1 Jewett City.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Warrington of Norwich were callers at MT. and Mrs. l George Nolan's Sunday Mrs. Calvin Beebe and Mrs. Samuel Beebe spent Tuesday at Kitemaug.
 Miss Abbie Calkins of Norwich and 1 Percy Alden of Massachusetts were re- cent guests of Miss Hazel Calkins
 John Nolan of Norwich spent few days recently with Mir and Mrs George Nolan.
 Sunshine Band 5eets.
 The Sunshine band met "Wednesday with Miss Hazel Calkins, the presi- dent. Mrs Austin Rathbun, presiding An interesting programme was carried out, after which cake, fancy cookies and lemonade were served by tk4 host ess, assisted by Mrs. T. C. LeffingR ,-.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
SPRING HILL
Olive Wildes Falls on Black Pin, Which Breaks, Entering Knee-Mrs. Jose phine Amidon Critically 10.

The Fourth was a very quiet day here. There were family parties at the Gardners and at Job Warren's and some went to Mansfield Center to wit ness the exercises there.
 Frank Davis of Springfield. Mass. and Prentice Smith of New Rochelle, N Y, are at c. C. Davis. Tho former expects 10 remain through the sum mer Mrs Davis and daughter Fran ces have been visiting in New Ro- chelle.
 Rev. Lucian Drury of North Ston- ington preached at the Baptist church last Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. LaJess are at home for two or three weeks.
 Mrs. B. NJ. Sears is visiting her sis ter at Mansfield Center. Arthur Cum mings family of Staten Island. N. N.'Y- are occupying the Sears house for tho summer.
 Vegetation here is suffering from the drouth When the thermometer regis ters go on Spring Hill it is extremely warm weather.
 Mrs. E. F. Storrs has been in Cow entry the past week.
 X-Ray to Be Used.
 Last week Friday, while at play, Olive Wildes fell on black pin which was in some clothing, and it entered her knee and broke off. She was taken to the hospital at Willlmantio and search was made for the piece. but it was not found. She is to go. tt Hartford next week and see If th X-ray will locate it.
 Seriously ll. Mrs. Josephine Amidon, who mad many warm friends on the Hill durin her stay here. and who has been q | the home of Dr. k. R. Storrs in Hart 1 ford for the past two-or three year1 1 has been suffering for several month | from an ineurable disease. Her dead | is expected at any time.
 Rev. C. F. Eldredge of Mantle | expected to occupy the pulpit at th | Baptist church next Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
NORTH STERLING

Mrs. John Griffith is caring for Mrs. Edith Jordon.
 F. o. Hummer will install new grist mill in his powerhouse the coming fall. D:
 Miss Sarah A. Avery of Groton is at G. c. Spooners for the summer months.
 Blueberries. will be scarce this sea- son as the frost in June distroyed the blossoms in many places
 Mrs. John Potter has moved to Wauregan where she has tcken charge of the boarding house.
 r. 0. Hummer and family and Miss Lucinda Knight spent Sunday at George c. Spooner's.
 While the drouth is hard on the farmers crops il is q good time Id make hay.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Hlllery spent Sunday in Rockland.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
WARRENVTLLE
Howlstt Family Reunion - Baptist
 Church Bell Rung.

At the home of Mir. and Mrs. Albert E. Hewlett July 4th, d beautiful dinner was served, there being new potatoes, peas, lettuce, fruit, cake and ice cream. Their three daughters and sons-in- law of Warrenville, MT. and Mrs. My ron Pratt, MT. and Mrs E. 0. Eel Ter, Mir and Mrs. George D. Jacobs, and two sons, Albert E. Hewlett, Jr, of Fiskdale, Mass, and John A. How lett of Warrenville. were present and as guests, Eddie Hsttin of Somerville, Mass. This was the first time in seven years that the whole family has par taken of dinner together. A feature of the table decorations was a beauti- ful bouquet of roses picked and sent by Mrs. M. A. Cady who is 7S.
 Summer Guests.
 Master George Snow of South Gov entry is passing a few weeks with his grandparents AIr and Mrs. Frank Gaylor.
 Eddie Hattin of Somerville, Mass, formerly of Warrenville. is passing this week with his uncle, Edward O.. Teller.
 Albert Hewlett has one of the finest and largest potato fields in this sec ton. In spite of the dry spell it is far ahead of neighboring potato fields.
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight Shippee of WaTenville entertained at their sum mer home last week Friday, Mrs. Jake Acron of Elmsville.
 Harlow Scott and Edward O. Zel- Ter while in a hayfield at West Ash ford one day last week saw large deer which appeared very tame,
 Albert K. Hewlett, Jr, formerly of Warrenville. now assistant foreman at the Shell Mfg. company's Auger and Bit shop at Fiskdale, Mass. spent the last three days of last week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert E. How lett.
 Mr. and Mrs Henry Church and two sons of Hartford are spending several weeks vacation at the J. w Church homestead.
 MT and Mrs. Myron Pratt were in Abingdon, one day this week
 The only unusual occurrence here on the holiday was the ringing of the bell at o'clock Fourth of July morn- ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
SOUTH LYME
Chronicle of Summer Visitors and
 Tourists.

Mrs. A. H. Miller and son Albert of Jersey City are spending the summer with Mrs Miler's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Slate.
 Miss Blanche Green of Essex is the guest of Miss Helen Warehouse.
 Mrs. Arthur White and daughter FL inor were guests of Mrs. F. R. Peck Wednesday.
 Mrs. Peter Cox and daughter Ger trude and Miss Margaret Cox of New Haven are at William C. States for a couple of weeks.
 Jeremiah Fitzgerald and Miss May Russell of New London were guests of Mir. and Mrs F. C. Payne Sunday.
 A. H. Miller, plant chief in the West ern Union, New York city, returned to that place early in the week.
 Arthur Slate was a recent guest of Mir. and Mrs W. c. Slate.
 Miss Elizabeth Slate has returned sreSn visit in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
HAMBURG

Mrs. May Daniels of New London has been the guest of Miss Josephine Daniels the past week.
 Miss Flora Burke of Long Island and a friend have returned home after a visit with Mrs. James Lord.
 Mrs. Ida Harding is entertaining guests from New Haven.
 c. M. Tiffany of New York spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary Tiffany.
 Clayton Barrin is spending his va cation at his home
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
STAFFORD
Miss Harriet McLaren Sails for Scot Iand-Plans for Union Sunday SehoC Picnic.

Miss Harriet McLaren Sails for Scot lsnd-Plans for Union Sunday sehoC Picnic.
 Martin Hunt is spending a few daN in Hitchburg Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs Russell Colburn wer guests of friends in Palmer last weeI
 Mrs. Adnak French returned iron the Johnson hospital last Sunday evening.
 Miss Annie Brown is the guest oi friends in Berlin, N. H.. for two weeks
 Miss Clara Lord of Charlestown Mass. is the guest of Mir. and Mrf George Lord.
 Sails for Scotland.
 Miss Harriet McLaren sailed iron Boston. Tuesday for Glasgow and vii spend the summer at GaIlashiles, Scos land, her former home Mrs. Johr Stowe accompanied her to Boston. Family Reunion. s
 MT. and Mrs William Walbridg( held a family reunion at Memorial hall July 4th. About 50 guests were present from Wales, Boston, Mystic Hartford and Byfield.
 Mrs William Harris fell and sprained her ankle Monday Mrs. Harris has been sufferer from 8 shock for the past 10 years.
 Miss Louise Richmond of Philadel- phia was the guest of Mrs. Parry ana Miss Carpenter at the home of Mrs. EmilN Goodelp last week On Monday she left for Collingwood Can. and will spend the summer in Canada and Maine,
 Union Sunday School Picnic.
 The Baptist Sunday school picnic in union with the schools Of the Uni versalist church and Congregational church at Stsffordville will be held to- day (Saturday) at Evergreen park.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
LAUREL GLEN
Guests of the Week-Auction We'll Al
 tended.

Frank Main and family, Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Main. all of Pawtucket, re- turned to their homes Sunday, after a few days visit with Mir. and Mrs Nathan Main
 Dr. Chas, Hale and daughter, Fiona are at their summer cottage here for two months' stay
 Dr. Chas. o. Main of Stonington, pr Myron Main of Manchester were dinner guests of Dr. Hale Saturday, and Miss Lyman Main returned to Willimantic Sunday.
 Walter James is entertaining his fa- then and mother from New Britain.
 Many Attend Auction.
 There was quite an attendance at the auction of Mir Pastornak last Tuesday. MT. Pastornak intends to re- turn to New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13

Mrs. M F. Palmer and son of Spring field are visiting Mrs. Pslmers parents at the Naples
 Misses May and Lizzie Kelley are spending their summer vacation with Mrs. Patrick Navin,
 Mrs. Jerry McCarty is at her brothers, John Navin. a'r
 Mrs. E. c. Jewett and children are visiting at M0dena.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

John A. Cleveland. xho win be 30 the 23d of, this month, esssalked froh Voluntown Village, q distance of thres miles Monday, to visit $. L. BarbeSa
 The thermometer was above g9-sfE- < grees in the shade Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Farmers have nearly finished hay ing, with a short crop.
 S. L. Barber has been in Plainfield all this week.
 c. H. Barber Is at home.
 Grace Lanphere Is spending vaca- ton at the home of William I Tan ner
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
SOUTH CANTERBURY

MT. and Mrs. Fred Lyon of Plain field and Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Nelson J. Lyon the Fourth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of WilI- mantle were guests of MT. and Mrs. lHFred l.. Hyde for the holiday.
 Frank V. Lyon of Willimantic call .ed on Levi N. Clark the Fourth.
 MT and Mrs. Benjamin Brown were in Jewett City Saturday
 It was sS degrees in the shade here Tuesday. E E. E. Marlor and son and Willis Kenyon of Brooklyn called on Levi N. Clark Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
PLAINFIELD
SpaIding Family at Summer Home
 Death of Mrs. Edw Mortimer.


 Archibald s. Spalding and family of Norwich came Saturday to spend the summer at Mir. Spaldihg's home here.
 Sudden Death.
 Many friends were pained to hear of the sudden death last week of Mrs. Edw. Mortimer, who lived on the road from Bradford Hill to Moosup. The funeral was held Monday after noon at the Baptist church, Moosup, of which she was member. John E. Dillion has moved into Mrs Frank Bennett's house near Moosup cemetery.
 Outing to Norwich. Fred Nickelson who is working in Providence, came home Monday and took his wife and four children on a trip to Norwich.
 Alec Mott, H. A. Gallup's right-hand man, is having a months vacation, which he and his wife will spend visit ing friends and places of interest. Fred Putnam has sold his business to F. Racine
 The Moves family are at their sum- mer home here.
 It was 9s degrees in the shade We'd nesday afternoon.
 Shower, shower, who got the shower, Wednesday afternoon? Plainfeld is not guilty