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Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
THOMPSON
Baptist Church to Entertain Ashford
 Assooi oiatien--Suecessfu Bridge.

Emory Munyan is supplying the va cancy in Mechanicsville grammar school caused by the resignation of it's teacher.
 Rev. John K. Moore has been at Short beach this week. Mrs. Moore and children, winthrop and Margaret, returned with him from their vaca- ton there.
 Miss Mary Phinney is visiting her aunt, Miss M R. Sherman.
 Mrs. Dyer s. Elliott conducted the B. Y. P. U. service Sunday evening.
 Rev. J. N. Garst exchanged pulpits with Rev. John K. Stubbert of Put nam Sunday morning.
 To Entertain Ashford Association.
 The Central Baptist church is pre- pairing to entertain the Ashford asso- citation September .24 and 25. Meet ings will be in the church and dinner is to be served in the town hall.
 Bridge Netsed Nearly $1oo.
 The Village Improvement society took in nearly a hundred dollars as the result of the bridge 'party last Saturday evening
 Those entering schools from town this week are Miss Florence Brown, Simmons college; Miss Bernice Arm strong, Worcester Domestic Science school; and Earl Pierce, Worcester Polytechnical institute.
 Miss Sybil Pettis entertained Miss P1att of New Boston grammar school Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Marian Converse returned Monday from a visit to her brother. Charles Converse.
 Mrs.~F. M. Knight has been with relatives in Providence this week.
 Miss Caroline Cranska was i'll last week.
 Mrs. Giles is visiting at MT. Whit tlesey's.
 Mrs. Jerome Ross is spending sev- eral weeks with MT. and Mrs. L. N. Ross.
 George Foster has been having the past week for vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
ASHWHLETT

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Myers of who preached in the First Congrega- and family of Glasgo. were Sunday callers at the home of William Wise man in Rixtow1.
 Misses Katie and Annie Wisenlan of Rixtown, accompanied by friends from glasgo, spent Sunday in Alta waugan, going by auto.
 Samuel H. Pierce was in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mrs. Herbert Walker is spending the week at John Browns in North Ston- ingten.
 A number from here, Rfxtown and Glasgo. attended the grange fair in North Stonington, Thursday.
 George and Daniel Pierce are the first around here to make cider.
 Frank Ecc1est0n spent last week with his daughter -in-law, Mrs. Ida Ee- cleston, in Glasgo. sHe visited his daughter, Mrs. Homer Kinney, on Pen- dleton Hill, Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21

Carpenter, of Piainfield, spent Sun- day with relatives at Crystal Springs farm.
 A. R. Farnham was in Canterbury Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Lila ogden of Hampton was in town Saturday.
 Mrs. c. F. Baker of Mansfield Gen. ter and Mrs. Ransome House of Scot land were recent visitors at Crystal Spring farm.
 Mrs. A. H. Pellett. who has been at Brooklyn, caring for her mother, who is i'll. has returned to her home here, as her mother is much better.
 Mrs. J. D. Pellett, who has been spending a week with her daughter and son-in-law. MT. and Mrs. )E. E. lage.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
STERLING.
All Day Session of Aid Soeisty--Ep-
 worth League Social.

An all day session of the Ladies Aid society of Sterling was held with Mrs. A. H. King Wednesday, Sept. 18th
 The Epworth league prayer meeting is held at o'clock Sunday evenings instead of Thursday evenings, as for merly.
 Miss Mabel Moon was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn over the wee end.
 Social and Business Meeting.
 The Epworth league social and busi- ness meeting was largely attended Fri day evening, Sept. 13, at the home of Mrs. A. H. Kenyon An enjoyable evening was spent by all Refresh ments were served
 Miss Pauline Smith, teacher of the intermediate school in the Sterling graded school. spent Sunday with her parents in Willimantic.
 Miss Mary Sherman is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Miller.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Ford and daugh- ter, Gladys. of Providence, were vis- itors over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ford's parents. MT. and Mrs. Isaac Belknap.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
DAYvnLE
Funeral Of Mrs. !. H. Meiiish, Widow
 of Former Pastor.

of q Former Pastor.
 Miss Ruth Bennett gees Monday to Storfs collegs. .f Dick west will enter storfs this year.
 MF. and Mrs. W. E. LaBefie were in Hafxf6rd Tuesday.
 Miss Clara B. Stokes is visiting friends in Providence and also, at Claw- Nile, where she win be the guest of MT. and Mrs. McCurdey.
 Funeral of Mrs. MsGIish.
 Mrs. Sarah Meilish was buried from the Congregational church on Monday The Rev. Mir. Frank Bristol preached the funeral sermon. Miss Bernice COgswe1l sang Nearer. My God, to Thee. The bearers were Mr. Bartlett of Danielsoh, w. F. Bidwell, Deacon Frank Burnett and Deacon Samuel aiiiette. Mrs. Ms1lish was the wife of Rev. John H. Melnsh. who died some three years ago and was pastor of the daughter, Miss Flessnee, who has ds- voted her whole life to the care of her paf'enkA e4gs
 On Motor Trip. MT. and Mrs. N. G. Greig, who gre taking an Ai1tomobilet trip. are expect ed home Monday. Rsr
 MT. and Mrs. George NMtchie have re- turned from Canada. ik l1- Ray Shfppee is suIbstttuyte carrier for Hosea Greene, wh ois taking his vaca- ton. Nf8 Mrs. Nicholas Bowen is ssvfsiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Roy Shippee, in Putnam. IH 1 Thursday. fe 2
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
Windham County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Superintendent Arthur Young Rents Furnished Heuse-offioers Of Ladies' Aid Secisty.

MT and Mrs. Arthur Davis and Clarence Daggett have been in Wood stock to attend the fair.
 Miss Cunningham, who boards at Frederick Mitchelrs and is principal of the Wauregan schools, has been off duty, on account of illness, Miss Ethel Collins has been teaching for her.
 Mrs. Samuel Collins is in Uxbrfdge, Mass, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Moses Ballon.
 Mrs. Ole Miller is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wanton Davis, in Cambridge, Mass
 Samuel Collins of Warren, R. l.. spent Sunday at his home.
 Superintendent Yeune's Plans.
 Arthur Young, superintendent of schools in Sprasue, Sterling and Vol untown, has rented the furnished home of Miss Harriet Starks for a short time, but will later move into the Stark house now occupied by John Phillips, who has been manager of the Central Market the past two years and will move to his new horfns, recently purchased in Danielson. The ladies of the G. A. R. hold their meeting Friday. Mrs. Eba Huntington has been in W O0st1 tONh cpttOAaAl9 tAAC A6A. Jeremiah Elliott of New Haven has been visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs William Elliott. Broom Corn From oklahsrra. Edward Cutler has been in Proyi. defce where he sells broom corn which is bought by his son Edward who is now in Oklahoma purchasing l 1t.
 1916's Officers. P. H. s. class of 1916 have chosen their officers. President, Ernest Barr ! of Moosup; vice president, Miss Ruth Mathewson; secretary, Stanley Sulli- van, of Plainfield; treasurer, Norman Hill of Moosup.
 Harry Dean has rented the Eliza beth Rouse home, recently purchased by Fitch A. Carey and will move here | from Moosup.
 Mrs. George Loring was in Webster Wednesday, to attend the funeral o1 1 MT. Mcguire, whose daughter, Miss Myrtis Mcguire, was formerly teach CT in the ocal high school. Miss Harriet Stark who has beer | spending several weeks with relative:
 in Providence has returned home. George Loring, of Worcester, hal
 been visiting his parents, MT. ana
 Mrs. William Loring MT. and Mrs. John Stanton, Mastei | Avery and Miss Maria stanton oi Norwich, were Saturday visitors. 1 Warren Hopkins of Providence spenl Sunday at Alfred HilPs Miss Jean Burleson of Jewett City 1 has been the guest of Miss Heller Mathewson.
 Edward Bossey of Norwich visited friends Saturday.
 Officers of Aid Society. The Ladies' Aid society chose tn, following officers at their annu
 al meeting Monday: President, Mrs
 E. Hoxie Lilli5ridge; vice president
 Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast; secretar, and treasurer, Miss Lucy Broadhead | Frederick Brewster was in Webster
 Mass, Sunday.
 sherman Lees, of New York, spen | Sunday with friends. | MT. and Mrs. Everett Richmond ant
 children of Auburn, R. l.. spent Sun day with Mrs. Sarah Richmond. Rev. George Pollock of Norwich preached here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
MoosUP
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society Elects offieers-Mrs. Q. J. Breuiiiard's Fu- neraI--Baten Cottage Sold.

The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church was held in the vestry Wednesday aft ernoon, the president presiding. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and accepted. The nomi- mating committee brought in the fol- lowing list of officers for the coming year which were duly approved and elected:
 President, Mrs. J. orviile Main; first vice president, Mrs. 1rvie Whitehead. second vice president, Mrs. Dudley Williams; secretary, Mrs. W. Franklin Sheldon: treasurer, Mrs. Williaffi sprague; collector, Mrs. William Fly CTS; ticket seller, Mrs. Thomas D. Main; directresses, Mrs. Sarah Daw. son, Mrs. A. B. EpraEue, Mrs. Olin Potter, Mrs. Charles Salisbury, Mrs. Will Nettleton, Mrs. J. w. TuckeffnRfl, Mrs. Howard Main and Mrs. William Johnson.
 At the close of the business session tea was served.
 At Boston Wedding.
 Mrs. Charles Salisbury and Miss Hattie Matthews were in Boston on Thursday, attending the wedding of their cousin, Earl Legg.
 MT. and Mrs. Amos Sprague of New York state have been guests of rela- tives here.
 Mrs. Herbert codding of Athol, Mass. has been visiting W. F. Sheldon and family the past week.
 Funeral of Mrs. Brcuillard.
 The funeral of Mrs. D. J. Brouillard, who died Sunday morning, aged 24 years, was held Tuesday morning from All Hailows' church, Rev. J. c. Mathieu officiating The bearers were Moses Brouillard, Joseph Broulllard, Adolph Gsuthier and Arthur Gauthier. The floral offerings were beautiful She leaves, besides her husband lit- tls son, Raymond, three years old. :.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Madison of Greene R. l., visited the former 8 niece, Mrs. Jane Gill, this week. Mrs. Sarah Baton has seld her cot tage on Plainf1eld street and expects In about week to go to Chestnut Hill to live. She has been a resident of the village many years and friends are sorry to have her go. Church lnterests. Next Sunday morning Rev. John W. Payne of Jewett City will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church. Next Sunday morning Rally day exercises will be held in the Methodist church in place of the preaching serv- ice. In the evening Rev. F. s. Bam- ford of Plainfield will preach. Mrs. Frank w. Hale and son oi Boston have been guests of Dr. and | Mrs. w. H. Sargent this week. The Misses Davis of Providence vis- ited their aunt, Mrs. W. H. Sargent recently.
 Mrs, $. J. Lecl1ie of Pawtucket, R l., is visiting her niece, Mrs. W. H l Sargent.
 This week R. H. Sargent enjoyed visit from Harold E. Hale, son of Prof and Mrs. Frank W. Hale of Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
OAKDALE

Rev. Mr. French preached Sunday from Luke l5 1S-21. Mrs. F. c. sdholfeid conducted the C. E. meeting. Topic, Getting the Most from Prayer Ps. 34: 1-z2.
 Social Club Meets.
 The Mems Social club met in the chapel Friday evening, Sept. 13, there being ii present. The secretary was instructed to extend an invitation to Rev. w. s. Beard of Winimantic to be present and give an address at some meeting at an early date.
 Mrs. Martha Rogers and Justin Kim ball of Lowell. Mass, who have been spending the past week at the Elisha Rogers homestead, spent Sunday at B. F. Scholfeld's and attended church at Montyille Center.
 Rev. MT. French held a cottage prayer meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Fellowes Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. c. c. Turner of Palmertown and her sister, Mrs. W. J. Baldwin, of Groton, called on friends in this vicin- ity on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
PENDLETON HILL
ctaik Coon Improving at the saekus {s,I tiespital.N


 Miss Edna Palmer Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Frances Maine. of North stonington,
 several from Stonington had a pie nicJ at the Colonel Palmer place Fri day.. 54 cofarheheed their school work Monday at the Wheeler High school Mrs. Charles E. Hillard was in Will mantle Saturday.
 MISS Edith Cooke has resumed her duties as teacter in Lower Pawca- tuck. A Mrs. Jennie Thompson Is caring for her fiottfef, Mrs. Irving Babcock, who has been very ill
 Malcolm thompson was in Norwich this week, attending court as one oi the jufymef. |. Deacon and Mrs. E. E. Coon were ID Norwich Sunday to see their sor clark. who Is in Backus hospital, but expects to be able to return honie soon.
 William v. Avery and family o1 Quohocontaug were Sunday guests al Amos Palmer's. They made the triT bv atft0mobiie.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mir. and Mrs. e. D. peuelass .spd son Willie of Norwich and Hra Ctkra Merrel of Wilmington, Del, were fhe guests of Mir. and Mrs. T. 2. BaFoer last week. iaA Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lewis ef WfIi- mantle were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. F.. L. Hyde. 7-7.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Irons of Yer Asailles and Miss vests Kendall of Llb- bon we're the guests of Mir. and. Mru. IBenJanin Brown last Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
EK -ONK
Grange Enjoys T rosrsmms Arransst -1 by WsrtA ? peuens.

Grange Enjoys T rosrsmns Arranged -1 by WsrtA ? pemsns.
 Mrs. P. E. Gallup visited her dauSh. ter in PlainfieId Ma Snday.
 Miss Ruth KelloA is the ruest oi Mrs. Byron Gallup \ his week.
 Rev. A. D. Graffas and Deacon s. P. Green of sseriines Hill wsre callers here Monday .'.
 Farmers are busy cutting up thetK corn before the froyts
 Pomona Night at Grange.
 The Grange meeeinx Friday evening was in charge of Worth ' Pomona Nisr Minda Tanner. She prS pared a pleas ing programme and had an exhfhft of fruits and vegetables.
 Mir: and Mrs. c. II. ca Iinp autsaded Woodstock fair on TuesA ay.
 Mrs. William c. StantAm returned Monday from visit in N4sw York and PenTisylvailfa, and after IvislttnR her niece in Plafnfeld reacfett Eluonk On Wednesday. All are glad to sec hst again.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
CHAPLIN
Auditorium of Congregational Church to Be Occupied Sunday After Rene- vations-SpeeiaI Sermon by the Pas tor.

The auditorium of the Congrega- tional church has been repainted and decorated and new carpet laid, all making a much needed improvement. Next Sunday services will be held Tn the auditorium. Rev. H. c. Mcknight. the pastor, will deliver a special ser mon.
 MT. and Mrs. William M Smith yis- tied in Glastonbury this week.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Mcknight spent a few days in North Coventry this week with their son. Wallace Mo Knight.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Goodwin, Miss Ida Mich ols, Mrs. F. W. Martin. Mrs. Frank c. Lummis and Mrs. W. B. GaIlup at- tended the quarterly meeting of the Eatern Connecticut branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society at Hampton Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
New london County J FRANKLIN
Liuhtninet Kills Valuable 6aII--Ma- jsrity ef RspubIicah Town ofeieisls Renominatsd.

Rev. F. J. Dark of Somerset. Mass,
 A good corn crop is generally report tional church Sunday, was entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. S. N. Hyde on. Prospect Hill.
 vaIdabfs Bull Killed by Lightning.
 clifford H. Robinson lost valuable Jersey bull during the electrical storm of last week Wednesday. Much dam age was reported throughout this sec ton. .,,.
 Samuel N. Hyde was called to Willi- mantle Thursday on account or the severe illness of his brother. Henry N. Hyde, who underwent an operation at St. Joseph's hospital
 William sCrawford of Baltic Will oc, cupy the pulpit in the Congregational church next Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Keables ana grandson. Kenneth Frasier of Norwich Town, were guests Sunday of MT ana Mrs. H. A. Gager.
 Mrs, H, A. Gager spent Wednesday
 Mrs. F. E. Johnson and daughter. Mrs. A. E. Speeler and Miss Lline R. Johnson, were visitors in Norwich Wednesday.
 Republican Caucus.
 At the republican caucus, held m the town hail "Wednesday evening nearly all the towns officers were reriomlnat- ed. c. B. Davis was nominated TOT first seiectfnafi and F. l.. Date for sec ond. Fred Hoxie received the nom1na- ti6fi for town representative. 4 Lloyd H. Robinson returns toaay to his work in Bfattleboro,. Vt. after a weeks vacation at his home, Moun- tain View.
 Storm Losses Adjusted.
 Norwich agents were in town Mon day, adjusting the insurance losses caused by the, recent thunder storm. Miss Lucy k, Hyde spent Wednes- daf. in Norwich. MS. F. Merfie of Norwich spent last week with her daughter. Mrs. F. 5. Armstrong.
 MS. Matilda Weaver of Attleboro, Mass. speht sunday with her brother, Y. S. Afmtseffig.
 A good cora crop is general report
 M{ and Mrs. $. c. Hartshorn en- tertaified at dinner on Wednesday MT. and Mfs. Afad R. Manning of Yantlc, MiesI Julia Vefplank of South Man chSsfer and MT and Mrs. L. F. Aver.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21

May expectst to enter Ehefhcld scisnxef- ic schook
 Miss Jess.l WSthey is visiting lss sister, Mrs. Whitney whelpley. tn De treft, Mich
 Came, to Attend Fair. Charles Lya n and Asa Wftter cA Providence, HA riley Foster and famii1 of Wakefield \ R. l., George Moore o1 Worcester, Mrs Ernest Ries of Barre, John and Cha -les Lindefman, Mrs. Charles Hopkin 8, Hartford. Mrs. Geo Lockwood, Chen stchet, H. T. Milligan and wife of MiA ord, Mass all forfneS residents of thih section of town. nt- tended Woodstod k fair oh TueedHv.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
LEONARD BRIDGE
Tsiephene Warning Helps When Chamberlain Farmhouse Burns Neiahhors Save Horses and Swine.

The farmhouse belonging to William B. Chamberlain was totally destroyed by fire recently. By the use of the teiephone aid was summoned and a few responded, but being at midnight 1t was difficult to arouse all. The horses and swine were taken from the nearby Barn before that was con- sufned. MT. and Mrs. Chamberlain escaped with difficulty, saving but very little clothing. The cause of the fire is unknown
 Visitor from Cuba.
 Miss Erdonnia Chappell of La Gloria, Cuba, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. G. Kneeland.
 MT and Mrs. Leverett Manwaring, Miss Lena Manwaring and friend spent Saturday at Black Point.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Schroeder en- tsrtained friends from Baltic Sunday
 The s. N. E. telephone men are busy changing wires, etc., preparatory to the change over to the Lebanon di-
 Miss L. B. Manwaring was in Mid Getowh Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
HAMBURG

The trained nurse who was taking care of Mrs. LilIa Bill returned too Hartford last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Jane Holman of New Jersey and Mrs. William Wright of Deep River visited Mrs. Mary Tiffany last Wednesday and Thursday.
 Mrs. John Comstoek and daughter Ruth of. Had1yfne were guests at Mrs. Bigelow's the first of the week.
 Miss Katherine Warner of Hartford was the guest of Mrs. Lizzie Bill the past week.
 H. F. Beebe and family of Col chester were in town to attend the grange fair. A
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

There was 9 peach social last Friday evening at the South Woodstock Bzp- tist church.
 H. K. safford attended the convsn- tidn at Hartford last week.
 Raymond Sheldon has returned te school at Williston.
 The wUodstock fatr was me pest on record, the receipts tsing ahead of for- mef years. ss'.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
RAWSON

J. J. Fitzgerald spent Sunday in Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. D. T. Phillips and lit- tie daughter, also I. W. Hammuud and daughter attended Woodstock fair on Tuesday.
 Miss Sadie Fitzgerald WIRE in Brooklyn Wednesday.
 Mrs. E, Whitehouse was In vil1i. mantle Monday,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
WILSONvnIi:

iMf. and Mrs. N. E. Cona erse and sister Of Worcester were with thsif sister Thursday.
 Mrs Jsrolafaon VIII remaAa for A few days. WI, ', v
 MT. and Mrs Arthur staley kwers in North Gfesv vefsofdale sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Huratinetou have moved to EAft Th0npsotr. Us. Huntington will hsvs charge 6f SGeorrs Bixby's farm. 7s7t'. M VI Miss Minnie Kelly is with her wIstsf. Mrs. Huntington, in East Th0A,pson for few days. ff
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
N POMFRET CENTER

-~ sFCOt<.~.----. . | -.iilo week, which was the best ever. Tues day was the biggest day in its his tory.
 Carl Sharpe is st home for S while,
 Miss Stanton has returned frem Woods Holl.'
 Miss Resamond Waite he's retl ERed from e vacation in Maine.
 Mrs. Pritchard has been visitiBG in wickford, R. I.
 Miss Olive Sanger and Miss Mar jorie Brown of Cleveland, ohte, Atsve' been visiting st WestlaRd.
 A. B. Smith Is on his usual fall sv1rs cult filling silos.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
n.,na bv LiolAkoine.
HAMPTON
Grange Exhihit--Repairs on the oev'
 e~,er Cleveland house.

Miss Gertrude Brenn of Scotland spent the week sat Austin Pearfe.
 Farmers are busy hlling silos.
 Little River granzse held it's regular meeting in Grange hall last Friday evening. The programme wes Tn charge of Worthy Pomona s. E, Rurchnall. The programme was much enjoyed. Sister Butchnall also had an excellent collation. of fruit and melons.
 Mrs. Austin Pearl visited her brother and nephew in AslfoiN Sunasy.
 Ray Fuller is of with his thrashing machine.
 William H. Hammond has begun re- paars on the Governor C4eveland house which he recently purchased.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
CANTERBURY
Lightning Kills Two Heifers-cow Near Them Not Touched-Persera Mention.

The storm last week Wednesday did damage to lumber etc. It killed two valuable heifers of Fred L. Bennett's. They with their mother were in the pasture near the house when they were struck by lightning and killed. Tho mother COW was not even touch ed They were insured through a Norwich agency and the agents came and adjusted the loss promptly and satisfactorily.
 H. J. Carpenter and daughter, Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
NORTH STERLING
MT. and Mrs. William E. WhaIey's
 Mouse Struck by Lightnins.

MT. and Mrs. Edison Cheever of Prov idence have been visiting at J. D. Hillery's. sss
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Clark and MT. end Mrs. Banbft were guests of W. R. Whaley recently. 4
 !. D. GfsaHh attended the Hartford fair. 3-..i.s'fx s,S f j Miss Mary E. Collins of Boston Is the guest of Mrs F. O. Piutnmer. ~.
 The DoFence scheolhense is being rspaAred.
 Georre c. Spooner attended tho re- publican congressionAl o0azverxicn in Willimantsc es delegate laf sattr- day. .,
 Dared by Listlknins.
 During the severe tsHlnder shower last week wednesday the home of Wil- hasn R. whaley was struck by light ming. Mir. and Mrs. whaiey> were wtth. in ten feet of where the baN entered the house but luckily were only dazed and deafened by 1t. x
 ]. W. Lyon hes sold out at. .auctson4
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
PL.AINFIELD
Deer Lect Gardsn--eHx Year Old
 Farmer Beats the Sig oncs.

Farmer Bsats the Sig Ores.
 Deer again visited the garden Of William H. Devolve MondsNr night and helped themselves to fieldS beans, pole beans and other dainties.
 Little Alfred Devo1ve is ioIe. of the most successful six year eNld garden CTS in town. On a tiny eaisden plant es and cared for by hifnselfi he raised thirteen ears of fine table lcorn, and eight smaller ears, q nice bad of rad ishes and peck -four hi1ln) of fine largo potatoes.
 Dr. Joseph spaiding of Woodstock was in town Wednesday to tsvisft his cousin, Miss Maria Barber.S who is very sick, ,f
 The infant daughter of Mfr. and Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Efii6tt Conflin ef Providence called on 8, l., Barber one daY this week,
 John Gertes lnads short eefl at 8. L. Bafbst's Tussday,
 Charles H. BaFser was ih Norwich tRe days this week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
Expsrt 1sstimsnx.

According to pr. Wiley who eusnt to De an expert it was T. R. who aduhterHted the Pure Food LG9<-- Washington Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
EAST WOODSTOCK
Students Leave for coIIese-Formh'
 Residents Attend the Fair. :,

Residents Attend the Fair. |. Mrs. Charles E. Pike is spending A week with relatives in Monsou, Mass
 Mrs. Anna May and son, William, of Newton, Mass, have been vfstt3ng the formers aister, Miss Julia May.
 Misses Berufcs Turner ard Eff1el Up- ham leave this week to resume their studies al Boston university, ard Lyl~ Turner st Weiieslcy conegG Harris 8