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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
NORTH STONINGT0N
Secretary C. D. Hine Visits Local
Schoeis--Musicsl and Literary En-
tsrtainment.

Rev. and MRS. Lucian Drury arrived
home Tuesday evening from q visit IN
Mount HeIInon. Mass.
Rev. r. NJ HOLSTER attended the
meeting Of the New London county
association Of Congregational minis
lers held Tuesday at New London and
read a paper on The Spirit Of Youth
in Country Life
Secretary Charles d. Bine Of Hart
ford Of the state boRrd OF education
was in town ThuUs5sS and was guest
At dinner Of c. p. Kendall.
The store OF Brown & Stone is nov
lighted by electricity
Mrs. Jsrsey Comes to Town.
4 musical and literary entertain
u,eut, invludng an exhibition Of Mrs
Jarley's wax ''hggeTs.' was given by
The young people of the COngrega
tionsl church FriGsy evening
The town schools opened Tuesday
The Wheeler school will open Mon
day.
Park &. Maln and Thomas L. Pea
hody aTe doing jury duty in Norwich
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
PENDLET0N HILL
Notes of the Holiday season-Student
Resume Work,

Miss Rilla Chapman was a visitor in
North Stoningten village Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles e. Hinsrd
spent New Years night at c. D..
ThOmpsonS.
Miss Bertha Lewis Of voluntown has
teen spending several days at Mrs
Mary Palmer's.
Mrs. Harris Boardman and children.
Harris and Juliet, have returned to
their horne in Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ahern ana
children have been spending a short
time with Mrs Aherns parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Palmer.
Miss Mirah T. Palmer has returned
to her duties as supervisor of schools
in Colchester and adjoining towns.
Misses Winifred and Cecil Palmer
have returned to East Greenwich 10
resume their school duties after spend
ing their holiday vacation with their
mother Mrs. Mary P. Palmer.
Miss Edith Cook has resumed he
school duties at Lower Pawcatuck.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
SOUTH LYME
Happenings of the Wesk-PsrsonaI
Items.

B. P. Stanhope of Rocky Neck farm
is making a business trip to the. west
eTn states.
Mrs. Thomas Stanton and daughter.
Mrs. John Champion, and Miss Ruth
were guests Of Mrs. Bruce Bradbury
New Years day.
Mrs. Walter Sharp was calling on
friends here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waterhouse
and children were guests Of Nj and
Mrs Pierce Littlef1eld Of LitrIe Boston
recently.
Mrs. James Champion has returned
from Ivoryton after a brief visit with
her mother, Mrs Alfred Post.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy and
little daughter Bernice returned to
Deep River Monday night.
+. G. Payne and William c. Safe, Jr.
were Mantle visitors Wednesday.
The district school will begin on
| Monday, Jan Sth. Miss Hough, the
teacher. has been spending her vaca-
I tion in Boston, Mass, the guest Of hei
! parents.
Mrs. F. c. Payne was a New Haven
visitor this week, the guest OF hel
! daughter. Mrs. w. E. Coms4oc,k. OF
| Howard avenue.
! Leslie Smith of New Haven was a
! recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs f. c.
/ Payne.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
HAMBURG
Entertainment in Public Hall-Vsricus
Items Of Local interest,


The entertainment given by local
talent SATURDAY evening, Dec 50, at
the public hall was one Of the best
given in this place for many years.
The first was a short drama, The
Greatest Day Of the Year. The Sea
sons, Day Night and the Holidays were
represented by young ladies IN appr0
Pirate costume. Judge William Marvin
was Father Time After music ny
Mss MaysS Warner and recitSlions by
lhez Peck and Margery Lord. the
Biblical drama Queen Esther was gtv-
en- Cast of characters queen. Miss
Ida Harding: King, Harold Reynolds
I3man, Roscoe JeWett. Mordecai,
William Gibson: Chamberlain. Newton
Lee; Maids, Ora Harifng, Mary Lee
Monica Jones Dorothy Daniels.
E. Stiles Ely and family returned to
East Orange. \. j., last Thursday after
spending the suImer at their farm
on Tinker Fill.
Surveyors are at work on the state
road.
Miss Mary McNa@ara Of Norwich is
teaching the Sterling City school.
Reginald Lord and VIII Sawyer were
SaybTook visitors last Sunday.
Leland Wood, who is attending Yale
spent a part Of his vacation with his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Tiffany.
Miss Carrie Bill and Margery Lord
were Hartford visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Daphne Ely visited friends in
Norwich the first Of the week.
The Rev. r. M. Cakes entertained a
house party from New Haven over
Sunday.
John Tiffany took a fine load Of
lambs to New London last Wednes-
dSy.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
BREWSTER'S NECK.

Mrs. John D, Carpenter and Mrs.
Wisifann i. AaSsin were gmasss of theF.
aunt Mrs. Charles PuSrfdsee. on Thurs
day
MISS A&FgSRSt 4l&SorEA sr vis5teG
Mrs, Charles Partridge OH Tlaa1Saay.
Mrs, SSs.nie9& patTts4gs OF Poauonaasas,
Bridge wsEs aaS Gtss4 OF 1uesr sisses-fr1-
bay Mrs Charles Partridge FnQrs1ax,
NsIsR A@ssl and Charlie, Fastuisaes ags
visiting theiB aasss, Nrs. GSsfs IA
SSxn Ky Of hisnHSEAa
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
BETHEL

Mrs. Ernest Luther and daughter
have been spending the holidays with
William Richmond in Chicopee, Mass
Miss Laura Young has returned to
Northboro after spending several
weeks at her home.
J. G. Bill is much improved in health.
although not able to SIT up yet
J. O. Burdick has been confined to
the house with cold
Rev. Frank Chamberlain has been in
Gurleyville for a few days with MRS.
Chamberlain, who is staying with A
friend.
Ida Gustafson spent Christmas week
with her parents.
Benjamin Young has returned to the
Jewett City school, after spending the
two weeks vacation at horne.
kAllu Young has been visiting her
aunt during the vacation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
G0HEGAN

Ar. Perry. who has been in Win
mantle for several months. hax re r.
turned home.
GlaGes Qui0geon, who has been
spending q sew days with her aunt,
Mrs. Fowler, has returned TO New
London.
There we've no services a. the church
Sunday on account o the storm
MIS-. EIyrtsr and Miss Viola DsaEOsau
who have ben IN Mystic f0F ssveyzl
days. nave returned hozns.
Mrs. John Fielding and sou, LEROY
have returned, after spending several
Guys in Plainfeld
MIS-. Harriet T. QuidRe0zl Of New
London WAS a caller in this Place the
first Of the week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
GOSHEN

Mr.. and Mrs Roger 5. PoSsts 4na
son. Roger, have been Spending q seEy
days at tine hOme Of Mr.. RSOtslE Gz1hef
and sister, 81 Maple Dell faFna.
Miss Firth L. Curry lefS Saturday
for visit with friends in ChieDpes
Falls, Mass
ITr. and Mrs. P. A. LathroP spent
New YeaE's day with their daHghter
Mrs. A. e. Lyman OF CoEamtots-
4 Little more SNOW would maIs ex
cellent s}eighins
". G. Thomas is attending the sspe-
riOr court in Norwich as juror.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
EAST COLCHESTER

Israel PsLey lett for Amherst college
Monday morning. where he is to take a
course in farming.
Mrs. Mate1sey and grandson OF Mort h
%estehester ars spending the week
wfBh relatives IN this Pl4ee.
S4u9eats OF Bacon aea13eIny from
here returned 10 thsiT woSR Tuesds,y
rnsFsiRg.
Misses AEia& and f4i1san AEahane,-
we've calleRS in the village weanSaday.
Ssy eEai fr@ra here ATTENDED the Gil
ROAR Gilman wedding IN Eozta&Na;si ttS Ca,
SIgReszSy- evening
Miss Alice Ks&naaP ecnsinuas IN q
SERIOUS Geepstt1oR4.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
MLEAD
Annual Msstias Of /, A. s.-seeiai
AHafrs-fnrs. Charles .. Way Crit
ieaiiY I'll.


The L. a. s.. met Thursday after
noon with Mrs J. E. Ellis for the an
nus1 meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W Hutchinson Wis
ttEd the iatter's parents in Springfield
IssgC week
AZ the grange meeting next week
friday evening there is TO be insts4la-
don Of officers.
Schools opened Monday and Tues
day after week vacation
Mrs Annie i. Hntcfin7Dn and r. e.
Foots have returned to Alfred, n. Y,
70 resume their studies after spending
the Christmas vacation at their re-
sDective homes
Leon Fogil Is attending the pre-
paratOTy school at Hebron this term.
A new furnace is being installed in
rhe church this week.
Crazy Social.
The c. Z. society gave a crazy social
at Mrs. J. R GiIbeTt1s last week Fri
day evening which was & great sue
cess.
The Hall association gave an enter
tziuDent and dance Monday evening
Miss Doris Post, Walter D. Way and
Dennis L. Buell. returned to South
Manchester High school Tuesday.
Mrs. ChRrles D. Way Is critically i'll
a her home. A graduate nurse Is car
FDg for her. A physician from Will
nlAntic WRs called "wednesday to see
heF.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
HANOVER

The meeting Of the church fer ruIE-
call and supper is to be held; Jan. Ie,
Next Sunday the report of the. SIM
day school is 10 .be presented.
The nirfWeei1 meeting was held ae
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Walter, wlb-
5erIy-
The former residence 81 ThoRaE &c
Peck. town Of SprasBe, EEanoser, Csaru
is sold
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
TENBuX WILEY

Mrs. ALLEN. Coates has been emoeH-
tanning her little niece. Helen Sted-
man. for few DAYS.
Lafayette MaiH made business trip
to Westerly Wednesday.
Mrs. Betssy Ra,tllbun is staying with
hsl. son william Rathb5In.
Mrs EsEe4le Taylor Of Westerly wac
a recent g1Test o. her mother
Edward Mann and family spent last
week in New York
Mrs. JssnGes Lee spsll Wednesday
with Mrs. AIsx, Brown at Westerly
MISS H-nau4a %Urden spent last week
with relatives at Hope Valley.
SanaslsI p Maine is the guest Of ral-
48iEes at Yantia this week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
LEONARD BRIDGE
Meeting Of the Busy sees-PeFsonaI
liens.

l. SpAaldang IS putting in Il founda-
ton fos a dU0bfe stone to bt set for
Mrs. Minnie WILCOX and daughter. A.
NSrWach dealer is to furnish the stone
The Busy Bees met with Mrs. Harry
Leonard Thursday.
Mrs. Effie 2Eorthrup and son OF wan
wecus Hill visited Mrs Cummings on
THURSDAY Master Northrup Will re
main for a few days.
Mr. and MPs. Henry KneeIand o.
Columbia spent Thursday with the
formers brother. Judge A G. Knee
land.
Charles p Strong butchered hog
Wednesday that weighed TOO pounds.
Mrs. e. II. Mccain was a, recent Wis
it0r = 4ad6letown
Miss May Carpenter has returned To
her schcOL in Greenwich after spending
the holidays at her home in this place.
Miss Mary Z Park has returned to
Tif6n, O., after spending the Christ
mas vacation at her home here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

Fer ysSES j. s. DGzalr1a. So HARSR,
, Mich. a e5tit WAT captain. az % HUtal-
house keeper, aNepsea awful WnuEIEs,
sszB queer Gaee is hs n1lgna knEe hseS
q Wsssis. AiGasslE, IL H1seaze Eftters
had nan Pfsyalistdl They Ruusd 100
OF kidney SsRxbls aaG; qtrhllsE.." hss Uxtsa4.
"seeeH 4 had. tz1iRsA oA1sa ~ ezs1sG 1GrNs
fea xesEs, Ei1lasstt Desrsecsl srfh ffi1sR- aJss
A1neosRG ray sigiss. Npsp eat gnw@rty
( am Eessiag, rae Fer 0eSGmapNls.. in =
/. digestion, all scemash, Mper ;xr1i H.hihIs 3
| tBoRsssS, tIhsssrs wfth0siS Sprsl TrF
them. GYsiy ~ centS at Use 4 Ce9rea
Cos
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
LISBON
Firty three Sundays. in 1s11-c. E.
Social at Mrs. F. E. Hyde's.

There are So Sundays in the wear
1911 The first and last DAYS of fire
year falling on Sunday gave one more
than she usual number
There WIS no service at Newe1r
church Sunday morning because of the
STERN.
Monday evening = G. e. social was
held at the hukee Of Mrs. F. Il. HYDE.
Wis. c E Johnson OF BriGgsport
sra Aiss Floience Faots of New York
returned hcene Mosraay after sEpeDS sEEy,;
the holidays At the hnnue ri rheir mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs W. s FCote.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
CLARK'S FALLS
Arthur Cook Shot a Fox--Auotion of
Farm Goods.

Arthur Cook shot a fox recently On
the mountain north Of his home.
Jerry Duro has sold his farm, west
Of the village. Co New York parties
and Thursday held an auction TO dis
pose Of his stock. hay and tools
The Federal Felting company shut
down their plant last Saturday and
Monday TO take account OF stock. They
are making a fine product of many
colors and light and heavy weight.
Mir. and Mrs. George Ecoleston are
putting up q fine house on their farm.
south Of the village.
Simeon White, whose death Decor
red Wednesday morning, wss formerly
night Natchmal. at The mill mere
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
North LYME

.Bhe E4a6Sea' Sewing eiaslA met at
ME- G.. Ez S&E0nagn EAasGsQ- Cor an
all-day seKSa% HAseSanS EA.ese we're
ha taddsa In R*oezasRcs. Pssns Ynss,e
made EeF a. R0s0a BscaHE at Bay Z.
BsaESshg'&
G. 2. JsGHsit w8s in Norwich Eues-.
day.
Mira. Katie jew EFT liz visiting Mrs.
Ray Harding on &iu HB
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
LLFFlHGWELL

Mr. and Mrs George Sheldon were
New Years guests OF Mr.. ana aEEss,
Forrest IefnngweE-
The PetUossa company has fniMs5sd
work on the Stony brook reservoir an
til spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. PsIres- ware
guests OF Mrs. Nancy Reekhan7 Of
Thames terrace "Wednesday.
Price Haly spent Thursday With L
". Ives in Lyme
Miss Ruth Palmer Of Thames ter.
race spent Sunday with h4r parents.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
EAMPREIIN TINS

Jgbn Saunders Is very IT, having
had a paTalytfe shock
s. L Ba1ber has hGsn In Phinheld
earinz for hts br0thes, GeOg9A who Is
Ssgy BicE
Charles MAfhSuson has nnTed from
pJsaDdeId INTO ths k.EApdp1l house
RsF. II. Quayfe haad a meeting ~
The echoolhessA WsAhAsaSy Night.
There was = large Attantiarce.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

To warn pgupee Of n Esasful fOSess
horse baG& "a r11chnas1aE 900 MSM'eA uzGny
lives. Hsz Deed was Sses3n1Hb hsB H6~us
ere O9seEa sawed by KhE- KSrasH ESw rzs
ceNsry ia easlns hgnS tEpafExaN. eGExkS
ana cs4as, uhieA naiGnk h&fe eMdea n
cotlE1artron or PneEs=inEtA- IL CARED
lras Of a aEessST'gs SSaEss alsS hrege dr.
ease, AEFtes W A. PsssSessou. Waeiah1g
, ton, Gex., "afRnGr fesc IL. ouv s&rrszy had
Died a8sh consumption, ard l gxlnaS
~ pctRats>" NothiaS 40 su6e azl Raae
for all shaeat and Lrz1r ssSAaexL Prizes
Soc ANA $hee- Trial kSStlS free GAENR-
anteed hRN Zee K Osened Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
0AKDALE
Deacon and Mrs. D. A. johnson Enter
tain Friends

on account Of the storm there were
no services in the Congregational
church ar Nonville Center on Sun
day,
Miss Annie Rogers has had the fOun
ddtion laid Tor q new shea which she Is
soon 10 have built on her barn
About twenty-five friends and neigh
q, 5ors gave Deacon D. A. Johnson ana
bride a reception on Tuesday evening
at heir home at Montvflle Center.
MIS-. F. {. Schofeld returned on Tues
day from q weeks wish with friends
in Hartford
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
PRESTON
Cottage Prayer Meeeing-Good At
tendance at Church Supper.

Miss Florence Clark has been visit
inc in Lowell A4a9g
Rev. \. b. Prindle held meeting al
John o. Pee khan THURSDAY evening
= supper WAC held ri the Baptist
church log Gay evening There was 81
good attend &sIce.
Miss BeseIe C,rzry ret1UneT to the
w Irz4nJic Normal S.1sroL "Wednesday
prurnialg.
Miss Anris N. MeC7Irngn spent
Thursday with Nrs- Patrick J. Bat
tersby of Norwich.
Miss CaErm1sa and Chr stine Pea
hcdy have rskrrued to Westerly after
spending a few dayg with their sister
Mrs. G.. A. Holden.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
LAUREL GLEN
Death of Simeon p. white-Notes.

Andrew J. Main and daueh liter, Nan
cy. Of Canonc1et, were visitors Of Miss
Ellen Main Lass Saturday.
A number from this place attended
the auction sale Of Jerry Duros last
Thursday.
School reopered Tuesday, SITTER a
weeks vacation.
Simeon P. White died ar his home
early Wednesday n1oVniEg His funeral
was held At the 9eCoszt church North
SsuninESdn, al Z o'cFsasfE Friday Prayer
al the house az Il. Eh8ttis White was
home Ecr the rext Of the week
Casey Main is visiting his, daughter,
ldrS. WialIan AEain
Mrs. vTiSsud Mai1 Of Westerly is Wis
it-yrg st EigfSaTd Mafn;s
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
B0ZRAH

T. BsrEowitz, Mrs. Softer and her
daafgstteEl Mss Eva of Brooklyn. Nh
ard Mrs. RoSeHfietz and their two
daughters, Bose and Jessie, of New
YoPK. were NEST Hospitality entertain
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
4SHMILLETT

Miss Fannie Edwards returned a,
her home in Lyune last week TffGns6esS.
after spending Christmas with Mrs. A.
A. Morgan.
Mr.. Pugh was in Norwich and
Hartford Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
LEDYARD

Rne sSsh w~AansE aEAk1nSs@ry OF &Fr.
a@3 Mrs, Ateest M. Brown, will bs
celebrated today (SsauF2ayl Jan. Sth.
MIR. altd Mrs. BnOs W. Gray spert
New, Fears in. N6ystne with the laAters
GF@ther: Mrs. Isabella MGKsaa1se
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
Pages Nine to Sixteen

ed at a New Years dinner at the home
OF s Cohen on eager Hill New Years
Gey They returned to New York ia
the evening
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

AT Amarillo, TAE5. the p1blf= is sup
Piled with wa1sE pumped by electric
motors from Is wells which are -~oh
soc fest deep.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
UNcAsYILLE
Frsternities Elect ofFIcsrs for 1917
Tryon Robertson improving in Flor
ida.

The members of the class in Sunday
school taught by Miss Eloise Land
phere presented her a handsome silk
umbrella as a Christmas Gift
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and child
returned home Monday, after a few
days spent With relatives in PrOvi-
8ence.
Officers of Thames Lodge.
Thames lodge, l. .. O. f., electedDthe
following officerA al their last meeting;
Noble grand, Charles Johnson; vice
grand Frank r. Mitchell secretary,
Victor A. Rpsenund ina eial secre-
tarG Dan y Home, treasurer, Fred J.
Hope
Waltsr Burgess. who has been spend
ing the holiday vacation with relatives
in Providence, has returned home.
@. u. A. Nj. Elect.
American council Y, L. A. NJ, Ass
held it's annual election of CfAcers. as
follows; Councillor, Howard f. Rngsrs;
vice councillor Harry Smith; record
ing secretary, Harry Atwood; financial
secretary, Frank Richardsb treasurer,
Dan n. Home induetor, Joseph
Church examiner, Robert Dodds; in
side protector Earl Carlton; outside
protector. George n. Wood, I'd; trus-
tee. John Lynch representative Or
vile c. Waidron and William Watt.
! The council has added is new members
! during the past six months. Mr.. R0g-
ers, the recently elected councillor, is
undoubtedly the youngest councillor Of
I any council in Connecticut HavinE
; joined he order while employed IN
/ Hartford. tpau returning nome he
transferred his membership to Amsri-
can council
AID sSSisty Entertained.
Mrs. John eotham entertsinA the
I members or The Ladies Ala society or
! Jhe Methodist church at her home on
+ Wednesday afternoon.
/ Charies q. Turner, who has been very
+ i'll with grip. Is improving so he is
, able 10 Sit MP for a while during thu
} day.
Mrs. Richard johnson entertained
during tile week end her niece Mss
Grace Adams Of Fitchvilie.
Mrs Joseph Ilatimer has been enter
I tanning her son Mr.. ana Mrs Robert
Latimer Of Orange, y. J.
TryOn Robertson improving.
Friends Of Tryou Robertson, who is
spending the winter IN Florida, receivS
letters in which MIR. Robertson states
10 be cut of doors "a part Of Inc day.
Briefs and Personals.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald has returned
10 her home in PoGuouGc, after q visit
with relatives IN BROOKLYN. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas WAIT have 5eeu
entertaining their son. Nr and Mrs
John Wat. and children Of POquVnOu
the past week.
Frank Zero has rented rooms in New
London. where he will open a barber
shop.
William Mckenzie is the guest this
week OF relatives ia Brooklyn y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Joiln Townsend, wh0
have been spending a few mo1qhs al
their plantation in Wayne, Miss have
, returned 10 their home IN town.
Mr. and Mrs p W Campbell are
with friends in Providence this week
John NoyeS, who mas been the @aeBt
Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clark Of Nor
Wich his week has returned home
slippery travelling has made things
busy for the blzeksrpiths uHe past fen
DAVIS. '--- ...
D Mrs. Rath DsrrSw OF Eew LondoT
= was the guest OF -tfAeR5s in town
over Sunday.
? M. and Mes. Frsd !. HsIe enaer
t&sne6 Mrs. Susan Blake Of StRft0r,
4 Springs fog q few weeks
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
OLD MYSTIC

Sunday sci1sa Glass Entertained
Rev. n. {. Anderson Arrives at the
Baptist Farsonsee--openina of the
Schools
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
Offleers of Thames Lodae.

Thames lodge, l. .. O. f., electedDthe
following otficerA al their last meeting;
Noble grand, Charles Johnson; vice
grand Frank r. Mitchell; secretary
Victor A Rosenlund financial secre-
targ Dan y. Home, treasurer, Fred J.
Hope.
Waltsr Burgess, Nho has been spend
ing the holiday vacation With relatives
in Providence, has returned home.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

The members of the class in Sunday
school taught by Miss Eloise Land
phere presented her a handsome silk
umbrella as Christmas Gift,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snaffer and child
returned home Monday. after a few
days spent With relatives in Pr0vi-
f1aglCp
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

Miss Louise Harris recently enter
tanned her Sunday school class and
their guests iE the Methodist confer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
SAGE T[.iNL
DAfkEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
toNaturaI CoIor-Dandruf
Quickly Removed,

. q f. .
There Il nothing new aiIert the idea
of using sage for restoring the color OF
the hair. Our great. grandmothers kept
their Jocks soft, dark and glossy by
using sage ten" Whenever their
hair fell ont or took on duh. faded or
strcakcd appearance they made brow
of sage leaves and applied it to their
hair, with wonderfully Beneficial effect.
Nowadays ne don't have TO resort to
oid.tfmc. tiresome methods Of gathering
the herbs and making the tea. This is
done by skillful chemists better than we
could do Il ourselves. and all We have to
do is to cnlf for the. ready-made product,
Wyeth's Sage aud Sulphur Hair REM
ely, containing sage in the proper
strength. with the addition of sulphur,
another old.time scalp remedy.
The manufacturers Of this remedy
authorize druggists to sell it under guar
nntec that tho money will he refunled
II it fails to do exactly "a represented.
bout neglect your hair, Got a
bottle OF Wycth's Sage and Sulphur
to-day, aud notice the difference after a
few days usc.
This preparation is offered to the
public Mt fifty cents hottie. rad j.
recommended and sold hy all druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-11
Most Beautiful Temple.

Washington, D. G., is to have the
most beautiful Masonic temple in the
void. The laying Of the cornerstone
of the $2,OOOOOO Scottish Rite temple
With solemn Masonic ceremonies, oe.
Cured recently. The occasion was
made notable by the presence of the
entire supreme council Of Scottish
Rite Masons of the southern juris:
dictIon, together with large delega.
items from Virginia, Maryland, Penn.
sylvanla, Delaware, New Jersey and
the District Of Coumlbia.
Five thousand participated in the
big parade Aikougll the city OF Six.
teenth and S streets northwest, where
the new temple is TO be erected and
where tho ceremonies of the day were
held.
The Masonic rite OF laying the cor
nerstone was performed according to
ancient usage by Grand Master ].
Claude KEEPER of the District Of
Columbia. Rev. Richard Pardee VIII
liams canon of the Episcopal catfe-
dral OF SIS, Peter and Paul, pro-
nopnced the benedlction. The musical
features of the program were fur
utshed by the Scottish Rite choir OF
St Louis.