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Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
COLUMBIA
Prize Products from Local Gardens Fox Tan,ed-Hunter Gets Three Coons in One Night.

The ladies of the church are collect ing clothing for charitable purposes One barrel is to be sent to New Lon don and another to Tennessee. MT. and Mrs. Clayton F. Hunt havs been entertaining Mrs. Hunts sister Miss Edith R. Golf of Johnston, R. l. and her cousin, Miss Lawton of Provi- dence.
 William Wolff picked bunch of ap- pie blossoms last Saturday.
 w l. Bull of the Hartford Theolog-
 ical Seminary was the guest of Rev
 and Mrs. D. O. Foster at the parson- age over Sunday, and preached an ex- cellent sermon at the morning service Fred N. Tucker sang a bass solo.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Isham are
 visiting MT. and Mrs. Herbert Gillette
 and twin grandchildren of North Cole
 brook.
 Tame Fox. Charles Fredericks of Vest street has tame fox which he keeps in wire pen near his house. Prize Products. z
 W. H. Kneeland exhibits giant pep per weighing nearly a pound and measuring over a foot in circumfer- enee. Charles Fredericks has white
 carrot weighing four and three-quar-
 ter pounds, and Horace Griggs has
 several heads of cabbage any one oi which will fill half bushel measure. WDrkmen are !. installing a steam heating plant at the parsonage. Abbott Little has contracted to trans port the pupils in the Center scnoo district to and from the Model schoo in the Chestnut Hill district There ars eight children to be carried and ths distance is about two miles. Three Coons in One Night. Bert Green went on coon hunting expedition Wednesday night of las week, and returned home Thursday
 morning with three coons. Candidates Nominated.
 The republicans held their caucus or Wednesday evening of last week. VII liam P. Johnson was nominated fol 1 Representative and Conrad Schriefer Charles Blakey and Clayton B. Hun for justices of the peace, The democrats held their caucus oz 1 Tuesday evening of this week ans nominated George H. Champlin for rep resentatiye and J, A. Isham, Raymont | Clarke and Charles H. Bailey for jus tices of the peace. Mrs. James A. Utley is spending th' week with relatives in Hartford an. Unionyille.
 Organized C. E. Society.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. o. Foster met witt l the young people last Sunday eveninl | and organized young peoples C. E 1 society, with the following officers I President, Aubrey Winter; vice presi 1 dent. Rev John Mitchell; secretary Miss Ruth Lyman; treasurer, MS 1 Agnes Lyman. The several commit tees were named, the chairmen beinl
 as follows: Membership, John Mitch ell; prayer meeting, Miss Hauti Brown; social, Horace Little; mission 1 ary, Mrs. E. O. Foster music, Ms Ruth Lyman; flower. Miss Vera Col 1 lins.
 Mrs, Emily A. Little left last Mon
 day for Washington, where she vi 1 spend the swinter with relatives at Fri l day Harbor. She goes by the Cana 1 dian Pacific route.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
THOMPSON
Norwich Pastor in Local PuIpit-Fu. neral of Mrs. Mary Holbrook Mills.

Miss Myrtice Kingsbury of South
 Windham was in town Sunday.
 Rev. H. J. Wyckoff of Norwich ex-
 changed pulpits with Rev. John Moore
 Sunday morning and preached about
 The Pearl of Great Price
 Miss Edith Logee entertained a -ar- ty at her home Saturday evening. The hour of meeting for the Quadic Sunday school has been changed from
 o'clock to Sunday afternoons. Lowell N Ross is visiting his son Charles in St. Louis. Mrs. Joseph Mills is visiting in Bos- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Cruff of Boston spent. Thursday of last week with J. A. Cruff. The ladies of the Congregational church are planning for harvest sale and supper.
 Earle Pierce entertained classmate l from Worcester Polytechnical institute 1 over Sunday. Funeral of Mrs. Mills. l Mrs. Mary Holbrook Mills died or I Wednesday morning of last week iron 1 pneumonia. The funeral services were | held at her house on Saturday. 1 Miss Alice J. Kies is visiting hel sister, Mrs. Thomas Watson, of Troy
 N. Y.
 1 Miss Grace Cruff of the Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy spen I the week end at her home here. Rev and Mrs. John K. Moore at l tended the Worcester music festival. l MT. and Mrs. Backus have beer spending several days at the former i home in Andover.
 Mir. and Mrs. Addeman went to Bos | ton Tuesday to see their daughters of for Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
SPRING HILL

Al the democratic caucus in the town hall last week Friday evening Arch.e w Buchanan and Richard Hamef were placed in nomination for repre- sentatives. v.t. university preached at the Baptiss church last Sunday. Rev. Harry r. Fuller of Danbury will occupy the same pulpit tomorrow.
 . Rehearsals for the four-act drama The Country Doctor are under way again They were held up last spIlns on account of illness. Ii Is to be prs sented under the auspices of the LA dies Aid society.
 Mrs. B. M. Sears spent q couple or days of this week in Hartford
 Ralph Storrs of Hartford spent sun day at the home of Judge L. J. Storrs
 6Bv a typographical error last week, the Spring Hill news was headed stef- ling Hilil
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
BROOKLYN
Town Meeting Votes 12 Mill Tsx-Ives HilIs Funeral-Delesatss to Baptist Convention.


 At the town meeting a. tax of 12 mills was voted to meet thef expenses of the town and for repairs upon high ways. An appropriation of thirty-five dollars was voted for Memorial day. An appropriation of seventy-five dol lars was voted the Cemetery commit tee and J.. s. Bard and T. D. Pond were appointed the committee. Six thousand, five hundred dollars was voted for schools. It was voted to dis continue that portion of the old turn pike that lies between the yard of Thomas Talbot and the part leading to the old brick yard. ,
 Miss Mary Fogg is visiting in Prov idence.
 Mrs. Cora Dewitt has visited Mrs Anna B. Cummings recently.
 Mrs. Mary s. Pike has leased the tenement in the Emily Bard house.
 Funeral of Ives Hill.
 The funeral of Ives Hill, who died Sunday was held from his residence Tuesday. Revs Joseph Allen, the sup. ply for the Unitarian church officiat. ing. Burial was in the family lot ir the South. cemetery. ,.s
 Miss Helen L. Witter has visited her cousin. Miss Kingsley in Plainfield Sailed For Europe.
 Misses Annie and Mabel Dyer have sailed to England where they are tt spend the greater part of the winter
 Among those from this place wht attended the Stafford fair were MT and Mrs. Joseph B. Stetson,, MT. ans Mrs. George A. Witter, MT. and Mrs Frederick E. Miller, N. c. Williams, R B. Witter. Oscar F. Atwood an, Eugene B. Miller.
 Rev. George F. Genung and Mrs Genung, Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Pond, R B. Witter and Miss Helen l.. Witte attended the Baptist State convention in New Haven Mrs. Leroy P. Pearl visited relative in Suffield and Southwick, Mass, earl, this week.
 s. Irving Frink visited in Boston l few days of late.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
Windham County SOUTH WINDHAM
MT. and Mrs. William Anthony Enter tain at Whist--card- Hoxic Wedino.

Mrs. Sarah Street and Miss Rather. me Street, who have been guests of Mrs. Arthur Sweet, have returned ia Suffield, accompanied by Mrs. Susan Payne. -'-
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Golden were recent visitors In Hartford.
 Mrs. Nellie Tubbs has been enter tadning Mrs. Wyant of New Britain.
 Miss Hattie Phillips of Packeryille was week end visitor at Mrs. w. c. Cards.
 Entertained at Whist. MT. and Mrs. William Anthony ceIe- b8ted the first anniversary of their wedding by entertaining a number of friends at whist.
 Mrs. Mary Hatch is visiting friends in New York,
 Mrs. Mary Larllham and Miss Ber- Ina Lewis were in Hartford Tuesday. MT, and Mrs. Roland Slate have re- turned from their wedding trip and are TO reside III newly furnished cottage on Elm avenue.
 Timothy Colbert has moved his fam ily to the house formerly occupied by his mother.
 l. Card-Hoxie. | Miss Euretta Asenath Hoxie and l Herbert Aldrich Card were united ir marriage at the South Windham Con sregational church Wednesday at o'clock The ceremony was performed | by the Rev. Maurice Plumb of Wind. l ham and Rev. William s. Beard of ] iWillimantic. The bride wore white messaline with tunic of white silk uat
 edged with bead fringe. She wore { veil caught with orange blossoms ant carried brides roses. The couple wer,
 attended by Miss Frances Leonard 0. | Willimantic and William Burns O
 Yale. After the ceremony a short re- ception was held at the home of tn,
 brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Waite,
 Ifoxie. MT. and Mrs. Card left for {
 wedding trip. After they return the, will reside in a newly furnished hom, in South Windham.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
EAST WOODSTOCK
Social Affairs of the Week-Guests
 Who Come and Go.

The Reading club met with Mrs. J. S. May Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. l.. H. Lindeman entertained Miss Sarah Potter over Sunday and on Tuesday Mrs Luther Rawson and Mrs Calvin Rawson of the Neighbor- hood.
 J. E. Child and son George spent the week end with N. T. White and fam fly.
 George Lyon and family recently en- tertained Mrs Julia Clapp of Po9fret Landing.
 Benjamin Farrows and family moved Saturday to Fairview farm. where MT Farrows is working for A. Jordan. L'Apres Midi Club Entertained. Mrs. George A. Wetherell entertained LApres Midi club Saturday afternoon Prof. Edith Hall gave talk on her travels abroad. Mrs Jesse Shead and four children visited Mrs Shead's sisters in Hartford over Sunday, making the trip by auto
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
: CLARK'S CORNERS
The Weeks Visitors in Local Homes
 People Who Have Been Away.

MT. and Mrs. T. W. Martin were guests at the county home in Putnam recently.
 Clinton Oliver left Wednesday to visit his brother, Dr. Oliver in Wash ington.
 Mrs. D. c. Hattin was in Manches- ter Wednesday,.
 Mrs. S. M. Dean of Norwich was a week end visitor at her sisters, Mrs. Allen Jewett's. at Afodena.
 Mrs. F, Burnham of Hartford has been visiting at L. H. Jewett's.
 Philip J. Palmer and Miss Doris Beach of Springfield were at the Ma pies over Sunday.
 Mrs. Robert Clark and granddaugh- ter have returned from visiting ill Warwick. R. I.
 Miss Viola Jewett attended the teachers meeting at WiIlimantic Sa-- urday Mrs J. A. NIurdock of Boston has been visiting at Modena the past week Mir. and Mrs T. W. Martin and sons visited at A. NJ. Grants. in Mt. Hope Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
New London County @ .-- J
 LEBANON
.scaI HespitaJity Enjoyed by Guests
 During tho Week.

.rn
 Mrs. Sarah Gager entertained last Wednesday Mrs. Louis B. Potter and son. George Stanton Potter of Wake-- field. R. l., Miss Della Briggs ana Miss Gladys Briggs.
 Mrs. L. E. DaboH of New London and, Mrs. Henry Fryer of Willimantic ! were guests last Friday of Miss Mary Randall. :. Alfred Mason and Hugh Bass, of Hartford spept a few days last Wees with Mr, Mason's parents. MT. ana Mrs. w. A. Mason.
 Misses Emma and Marion Lord of Portsmouth, N. H.. are spending a week with Miss Mabel Moves.
 Mrs. Bailey of Middletown was call- ing Saturday at Miss Dutton's.
 Ralph Royal is in New York this : week. .
 ,l Motorsd to Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Smith, Mrs An nie Perry, Miss Bertha Perry and Miss Nellie Williamson took an auto- mobile trip to Hartford Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret F. Sanderson of Springfield has been the guest of Mrs, W. L.. Spencer for a few days. Mrs Sanderson was formerly reader in the Christian Science church in Web- ster, Mass, and is now a practitioner in Springfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
ASHFORD
Church Societies Active in Good < Works--Personals.

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 Welcome Davis has been drawn as juror for the term of court in Willi-' mantle. .ss
 The ladies of the Congregational church held their first baked bean supper of the season in the chapel on Wednesday evening. A large number was present. A good entertainment was provided, and $10.45 was added to the treasury.
 Rev. J, B. King exchanged @irits last Sunday with the Congregational minister in Chanlin.
 Mrs. Dean and her sisters are en- tertaining their sister, Mrs. Samuel Whitman, of West Hartford. and also Mrs. Deans daughter. s.
 Mrs Augustine Bartlett of Putnam is the guest of her son, Elery Bart- lett They attended Stafford fair. Rev Frank Chamberlain was in Putnam Thursday
 Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mrs. Ballou spent Thursday in Putnam. A new range which the Ladies' Aid society purchased has been placed in the M. E. parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Darwin Clark have been spending a few days with their children in Putnam. During their ab- sence MT. and Mrs Charles Clark have been staying with the aged grand mother. t'7
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
BCZRAH
Twenty five Attend Pomona Meeting on Thursday--Local Grange Votes in Four.

Twenty five members of Bozrah grange attended New London County Pomona in Colchester Thursday. The trip was made in two autocars with about fifty other Changers from Nor wich,, Preston and Mystic. An excel lent dinner was furnishedlby Colches- ter grange.
 Four Applications Received.
 At Bozrah grange Wednesday even ing four applications were received and four were voted on to become members of the grange.
 Albert Butler of Worcester is visit ing Leroy Lathrop.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Lathrop are week end visitors OF Lathrop Hill.
 Clarence Bailey and family have moved into the house of the late Gil bert Rudd.
 MT, and Mrs. Bert Palmer of Provi- dence were recent callers at MT. and Mrs. E. F. Lathrop's.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
DAYVMLE
Visitors and Their Hosts-Matters oi
 Personal Mention.


 AIr. and Mrs. W. E, LaBelle spent last week in Boston.
 Mrs. Nicholas Bowen has returned to Dayville to spend, the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Frank J. Burnett
 MT. and Mrs. Fred N. Bidweli, Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Woodland and Mrs. E. q, Bidwell spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. w. F. Bidwell.
 Attended Boston Game.
 Moses Berthiaume and Fred L. Mil Ter attended the ball game in Boston Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. L. Greig were guests of Hanover relatives for the week end.
 William N. Burnett spent Sunday in Boston.
 Miss Ella Fowler was in Hartford last week, to attend the funeral of a relative.
 Charles Martin of Lynn, Mass, spent the week end at his home in the vil- lage.
 Leon Gagnon spent the week end at his home.
 Mrs. Eliza Brennan entertained ',.e son Torrance of Pascoag. R. l.. over Sunday
 Mrs. M. NJ. Griffin of New Rochelle N. Y. was in town Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bidwell George Williams spent the week enc In Foster, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
STAFFORD
Miss Freeman to Give Illustrated Ad'
 dress-Grange Visits Somers-


 Miss Ethel Ensminger is in quaran- tine, at her home aft Hydeville with mild case of diphtheria-
 Mr.. and Mrs. James Park of East Glastonbury were the guests or MT. and Mrs. William Park during the fair. Miss Mabel Barnes of Springfield was the guest last week Of Misses Janet and Euphemia Dobson. { Stafford grange accepted the invita- tion to visit Somers grange Thursday evening and present the programme-
 Hospital ouarantined.
 Mrs. Mabel Depeau, who was taken to the Hartford hospital for an opera ton last week, is reported as doin2 finely. MT. Depeau made an attempt to visit her Sunday, but was unaoae 70 do so on account of the hospital oelns in quarantine for diphtherfa-
 Met After Forty Years.
 Mrs. Carrie Hassett of Worcester and Mrs. Emily Burdirk of Stafford springs were guests of Mrs. Dwight Hall or Saybroook at the home of Mrs. Car Cummings last Monday. They were brought up together as girls ana thls was the first reunion in forty yeaIs. Sunday evening at 7.30 there VII es q union service at the Baptist cnurch-
 Bertha. Freeman of New fork. ns- tionaa field secretary of the recreation movement will give an address In tne Rantist church at the Sunday evening service. Her address will be iliusuat- ed with lantern views.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
SOUTH KILLNGLY
Forty Attend Hash Supper-TiIIins hast Orchards Have, Big Yield.

About forty attended the hash sup per at the parsonage Wednesday evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Goodsell were instructed in the third and fourth de- grees in Highland grange at the hall last Saturday evening"
 H. B. Shippee of Killingiy Center brought his child. aged one week, her c for burial Sunday.
 George Woodmancy has moved to Mashentuck. Herbert Lyman of Brooklyn, Conn.,, called on friends here Sunday. Rev. H. B. GoodseH has been to Woodstock and vicinity on a business trip for the past few days. Spraying Pays. A. A. Tillinghast has recently sold 151 barrels of apples, unpicked, to Providence buyers who are harvesting them. This excellent yield is due to timely spraying. Miss Bessie Vial, a teacher in Ab- ington, visited Sunday with her par ents Mir and Mrs. H. K. Vial. at their home here. President William A. Gaston of Shaw nut National bank, Boston,was here on | business last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

The members or Senexet grange ac- cepted the invitation of Putnam grange Neighbors' night, Oct. 14, and assisted in the programme; also at Woodstock grange, Oct. Is.
 R. K. Stafford and family spent ona day at Wiilimantic, making the trip by automobile.
 Harry Wells is spending few days
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Brown of Bald Hill returned Thursday from an ex- tended auto trip to the Berkshires.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
LISBON
Woodland Fire Believed to Have Been Started by, Careless Hunters.

1.IN MT, and Mrs. ". H, Brown of Jew 9att City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Barber.
 MT. and Mrs. J, E. Kennedy aNl daughter Florence of Preston and Oi : iyer Cornell of New York were guests at Mrs, J. H. Kenpedy's Sunday,
 Miss Nellie Nell returns tonight .tSaturday) after ten days visit with relatives in Providence.
 f O. H. Irons, substitute carrier, is delivering the mali on R. F. p. No, 4 while J. B. Palmer. Jr. is taking his vacation.
 Attended Conference.
 Those from this place who attended the conference of churches at Pres ton City Wednesday were AIr. and Mrs. W. s. Foote. Mrs. E. w. Jorbett, Mrs. Augustus Reade, Mrs, Ransom Reade, Mir and Mrs. H. J. Kendall, MT. and Mrs. J. |. Kennedy, Miss All ice Kennedy.
 Bad Woodland Fire. v A forest fire supposed to have been started by hunters, Tuesday, after noon, burned over a large tract of woodland across the river from Taft vile, and was not under control until a late hour Wednesday, night, Thurs day morning it was found to have started up again and required many hours of hard fighting to subdue it.
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19

with her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. Buck, of Grosvenordale.
 s Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. Upham and two children of Dedham. Mass, are spend ing their vacation of two Weeks with MT and Mrs G. l.. Upham.
 Mrs. Whitney Whelpley and sister, Miss Jessie Withey, arrived at Mrs. Belle Withey's Wednesday evening from Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Whelpley is recovering from an operation and will remain with her mother for some time. Mr. Whelpley met the ladies in Wor- cester and accompanied them here He is now located in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
.EKONK
Members ef LeeaI Grange Visit Plain
 field Grange.

Miss Esther c. Gallup of Ellington was at her home here over Sunday.
 MT. Browning and two children and Everett Gallup of Auburn, R. l., were callers here Sunday afternoon Other visitors Son the Hill were MT, and Mrs. J. A. Baton, MT. and Mrs Louis Ingalls, and Mir. and Mrs. Milli- gan.
 Charles Cole is i'll at the home of hin father. v N
 MT and Mrs. c. H. Gallup and Mrs. Nellie Gallup were in Danielson Mon day.
 Visited PlainfieId Grange.
 Fourteen members of Ekonk grange paid visit to Plainfield grange Tues- day evening and were pleasantly en- tertained. .se Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Reynolds of Rochester, N. Y.,. arrived at the par sonage Monday evening and will re- main here during the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
HAMBURG
pemocrars and Prosressives to Hold
 . Rallies.

Mrs. James Warner of East Haddam has been spending the week at J. l.. Lords.
 Mrs. l., c. Bill returned to her home in Mt. Vernon the first of the week.
 Mrs. Georgia Wood of Chester has moved into the house with Mrs. Mary Tiffany, and>will care for her uncle Q. A. Tiffany, who is in poor health
 Mrs. Julia Moves was in town the first of the week and took her mother to New York with her.
 Rallies Planned.
 There will be democratic rally at the public hall Friday evening, No- vember l. Speakers from out of the place will address the meeting. The progressive party of the town of Old Lyme will hold meeting al the town hall at Hamburg, Tuesday October 22.
 Mrs. Carrie Granger is assisting ir the case of Miss Fannie Smith at Old Lyme,
 Mrs. Lawrence Reynolds has recov- cred from her recent illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
MOHECAN

There was good number at the morning and evening services Sunday. \ Lemuei Fielding of Norwich spent Sunday at Mohegan. < Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Skeesucks were in Norwich the first of the week.
 Mrs. J. OBrien, who has been i'll for several weeks is some better. z Mir. Strickland of New London call ed on friends in this place Sunday.
 MFS and Mrs. Hamilton of Uncas- svilleewere callers on Mohegan friends the Hrst of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
LEFFINGWELL.

Merton o. Swan was visitor in New Haven and Hartford last week.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Ward attended the convention at New Haven this week.
 Mrs. Lewis Ford of Willimantic and Mrs. Nathan Whiting of Norwich were callers on friends in this place We'd nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Ross and son K Casper were recent guests of Mrs. Lef- nngwell and family at Fitchville.
 MT, and Mrs. c. F. Palmer returned Thursday after spending two weeks visiting relatives in Hartford and Rainbow.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
CHAPLIN
Sermon by Eastford Pastor-Snedeke,
 Family to Move to West Haven,

Rev. H. c. Mcknight exchanged pul-
 pits Sunday with Rev. James B. King
 of Eastford. MT. King delivered a fine sermon from these words found in I. Cor. ,: Il, For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christi
 Going to West Haven. MT. and Mrs. Walter D. Snedeker are to leave town soon and move to West Haven. All are sorry to lose such good citizens from town. The parents of MT. Snedeker are to go with ! them to West Haven to reside. Road Repairs l Hiram W. Twiss with a number ot l teams and helpers is to give the state
 road to North Windham a coating ot l trap rock this fall.
 ! Mrs., Diantha Stewart has gone to Portland, Me. to visit her son, Archie | Stewart. | Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Iltichfield enter | tained MT and Mrs. c. c. Fuller nj 1 Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Harry Smitt
 of North Windham and others las l Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. William Smith of 30 ] gota. \. Y. are among recent visitors
 at Mrs. Welcha
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Childs and Mrs. Linderson re- turned to their home in Flushing. L. |. Wednesday,. Mrs. F. H. Rogers has returned to New London. asI,.. Mr.. Goss is entertaining his sister and friend from Philadelphia.
 Miss Hattie B. Fox of Putnam is visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. P. Leon ard
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
STERLING.
Epworth League Holds Social and Bus.
 mess Meeting.

Herbert Kennedy of Pawtucket, R. L, called on relatives here recently.
 Mrs. W. W. Vaughn spent last week with MT. and Mrs. J. T. Belanger of Broad Brook, Conn.
 The teachers of this town attended the Teachers institute at Willimantic on Saturday, October 12
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church met with Mrs. A. H. Kenyon Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
 The Epworth League social and bus mess meeting was held at the home, of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Crane. Games were played after the business of the league wa stransacted and refresh ments were served '.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
JACKSONVILLE

Miss Fanny Jennings was in New Boston with her sister Saturday.
 Mrs. Samuel Adams entertained her granddaughter, Miss Higgens, of Wor- cester, for a week end visit
 Miss Olive Baker o&New Boston was with her aunts few days the past week. t
 Everett Huntington of East Thomp- son was in town Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
HOWARD VALLEY

M. H. Humes and family attended the Stafford fair. ..
 David Copeland of Mansfield and M. F. Hawkes. of Willimantic were week end visitors in the valley.
 Miss Helen Burnham visited In Gales Tegry last week.
 MT nAd Mrs. Bruce of Gales Ferry