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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18

and Mrs Walter Jeffers and Miss Ol- son will sing More Like the Master.
 Village Interests.
 Miss Lydia olson spent Sunday in Hartford with relatives.
 Dr. Frank Wilson will soon move to the Burchard house in UncasVille.
 Rev. George c. ChappeH, instructor in Bible culture and the Sunday school and the teens in the New London training school for Sunday school workers, attended the second meeting of the school a the parish house of the First Church of Christ New Lon don Tuesday evening, when there was an able address on Old Testament Backgrounds by Prof. c. F. Kent of ale university Mr ChappeH has engaged to conduct the noon meeting at the Cutlery company factory, Nor wich, on Wednesday each week and has joined the choral union in New London.
 Mrs. Alexander Williamson has inn proved from her recent illness.
 Property in Good Repair.
 The Baptist parsonage and the rear roof of the chapel have been shingled, thus placing all the church property in first class repair.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
NORTH STONENGTON
One New Member on School Board Property Changes ownerS-Death of Horace F. York.

Rev F. J. Klocl formerly pastor of the Congregational church here, now living in Vermont has been in town. Rev Lucian Drury of1ciated at the funeral of Samuel Barnes of Ashwillet Sunday afternoon. Mir. Barnes is sur vived by his wife and two daughters. Mir and Mrs Joseph I-iddle of Hack ensack, N. J., have been guests of Mrs. H. M. Pendleton for 6 week.
 Tn New Residence,
 Governor. IF. Brown has moved into the house he bought of Horace IF. Burdick e t,
 'Orrin l.. Swain, having sold his farm has moved to the village.
 Buys Summer Home.
 DT. Pierce of West Haven a special ist, has bought the John Coates farm, lately owned by Charles N. Brown, for a summer residence.
 One New Member.
 The town school committee has one new member for the present year. Thomas F. Wheeler, Rev. Lucian DrIry is chairman of the board and Frank F. Wheeler secretary.
 Mrs. W. H. Hil1ard and Mrs. D. W. Bissel1 took q trolley trip through Nor wich, New London and Westerly Mon day.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
NIANEIC
Mrs. H. E. PhyalI Seriously lli-Au
 tumnaI Activities at Pine Grove'~

Mrs. T. R. Dawley of MiddietoWn was a caller on Mrs. H. 4. Broadway Wednesday,
 There is little improvement in the condition of Mrs. H. E. Phyah' who Is ill at the Knickerbocker hotel.
 Bert P. Beckwith was in New York last week attending the ball game.
 Frank Stevens, employed in Hart ford, is the guest of his parents.
 R. o. Libby of Norwich was in Nj antic Tuesday.
 There was a small attendance at the entertainment given Tuesday evening in the Congregational church owing to the continued downpour of rain and the muddy walking.
 Rice Brothers of South Lyme were business callers in Mantle Tuesday.
 Pine Grove Notes.
 Capt. and Mrs Norman W. Rogers are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Lester, from East Hartford.
 Mrs. w. H. Humphrey left Tuesday for her home in New London after months visit to the grove.
 Mrs. IT. c. Boden left Monday for her home in Willimantic.
 Mrs. w. II. Barker closed her cottage on Orchard street Tuesday, leaving for her home at Quaker Hill to pass the winter
 Charles F. Eldredge of Mantle was in the grove Monday and captured two 
 Smith cottage on Broadway. These will be an addition to Mir. Eldredge's skunk farm which he started some time ago. He has a large number of traps set around the cottages at the grove.
 Howard Pitkin of East Hartford is at his cottage for a short stay. He made the trip to the grove by auto.
 Benjamin Mallory of Boston spent Sunday with Mrs. Mallory.
 Max Frank of New York spent Sun day with Mrs. Frank
 Albert Harrison and sister Miss Mary Harrison have returned to New Haven after spending Sunday at their cottage.
 Mrs. Fannie Darrow left Monday by auto for visit to Hartford.
 MT and Mrs. H. E. Goodenough closed their cottage on Broadway Wed nesday and left for their home in Hartford.
 Mrs. R. B. s. Washburn and son Harry of Norwich motored to the grove Monday for a short stay.
 MT. and Mrs John B. Churchill of Bristol arrived in the grove Wednes- day They will remain for few days to put their cottage in order for the winter, and also to take in their pleas Ure launch.
 MT. and Mrs w. ]. Manwaring left Wednesday for their home in West Haven after a few days visit to rela- tives in the grove.
 Fred Morton left Wednesday for his home at New Haven after a few days visit to R. L. ManWaring.
 E. c. Ford of New London, superin tendent of the Southern New England Telephone company, was in the grove Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Lee of Broad way are visiting MT. Lees parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Lee, in New Lon don.
 George Elton and son Clayton of Kensington are occupying their cot tage, Uneeda Rest.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
SHUNOC

Local residents were in Norwich Sunday and witnessed the parade of the Holy Name societies.
 R. B. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler and Nathaniel Culver and wife attend ed Stafford fair Wednesday.
 The continued wet weather greatly retards the progress of the farmers in harvesting their crops.
 Frederick w. Clark and family and Mrs Jane F. Reynolds moved to West erly Thursday.
 Bert Brown and sister, Miss Eva. of Poquetanuck, were callers in this place Wednesday.
 Henry E. Randall attended a busi- meeting of the Ashwillett Chapel so- ciety Saturday. Charles P. Culver was elected trustee of the society tO ill the ' Acancy caused bN the death last Jan uary of his father Charles II. Culver.
 Orrin l.. Swain IS moving to North SLontnston village
 Arthur Hubbard and family are changing their resid5nce from the will lage to Shdnoc.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
ROAD SOCIETY
Bald Headed Eagle Caught Eating a
 Goose-PersonaI Items.
(Stoning gtonJ

Bald Headed Eagle Caught Eating a
 Goose-PersonaI Items.
 There was no service Sunday on ac count of the storm.
 Miss Martha Williams was in New London Tuesday
 StoningtOn grange held a meeting Wednesday evening and conferred the first and second degrees on several candidates.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler has become a merber of the national society of the Daughters of 1872
 Bert Barbour has gone to New York into business.
 Eagle Eating Goose. Sanford \. Billings found bald headed eagle eating one of his geese Monday morning. He has lost a mum ber before and presumes he has found the culprit
 MT and Mrs. Allen ". Harvey and Mrs Annette Ripley and son John at tended the Gray Finegau wedding, go- ing by auto.
 Mr and Mrs \. Stanton Gates. who have been spending several weeks at the White mountains, are staying a few days with their aunt. Mrs. Phebe Food.
 Friends of Mrs. Jane Dean of Old Mystic are sorry to learn of her seri- Ous illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
OLD MYSTIC
Artilerymen Leave for the Forts-Ad- dItions to Woolen Mill and Office Nearing Completion

The regiments of coast artillery from Fort Wright and Fort Terry, Mason's Island, which have been having daily exercises CT SlIirmishes for the past week or more between Old Mystic and Lantern Hill have returned to their respective forts at the island. Their camp was about two miles above this Village, on lands of PhiletuS Brown. During that time hundreds of soldiers were flocking to Old Mystic and Mystic and the trolley was largely patronized.
 Purchases Farm.
 Mrs. Ida Lindsay of Pittsburg, Pa, who has spent number of summers at Gales Ferry, has been staying for a number of weeks at the Hotel Hoxie, Mystic. Mrs. Lindsay has purchased the farm formerly owned by the Nell son Wilcox estate. It will be occupied soon by her son, Philip s. Rigs, who formerly lived on the Stiles Crandall place north of Old Mystic.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tfst church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Hiram Holdredge.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Whiting have been entertaining guests from Irving ton on the Hudson, where they lived before moving to Mystic. MT. and Mrs. Whiting were residents of Nor wich for a number of years before moving to New York state
 Miss Alicia Taber and sister, Miss Hattie Taber. have returned to Pawl- ing, N. Y, after a visit to Deacon and Mrs Hiram Burnett and the Misses Burnett at their summer home in Mystic.
 Mrs Horace o. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams have been visitors the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John DeGrau of Brook lyn. N. Y.
 Factory and Office Additions.
  factory and office of the Mystic Woolen company of Old Mystic are nearing completion
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry E. Anderson and daughters Merle and Doris, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Denisol of Ledyard.
 Miss Genieve Frink has returned to her home in the Wolf Neck district after a months visit to her brother in-law and sister. Rev and Mrs. c. LeaVens Eldredge. and daughter at the Baptist parsonage. Greenville, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Wilcox of Stonin@ton borough were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Desley.
 Electric Lights for Church
 Electric lights have been installed at the Baptist church and were used for the first time Sunday. Oct 5.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Clarence W. Beckwith.
 Mrs Jane Fl. Dean is very i'll with pneumonia.
 Personal Briefs.
 Rev Henry F. Anderson attended the Baptist state convention.
 T. Harold Williams has returned from visit to relatives in Brooklyn,
 
 Master Jolinnie Shank is recovering from tEphoid fever
 \ aT-. l1- s-1 daughter Grace of Groton borough are guests of Mrs. Avery's parents, Deacon and Mrs. William D. Beckwith
 Mir. and Mrs Horace o. Williams have returned from a visit to MT. and Mrs. John DeGrau of Brooklyn, N Y. Maude Shank. the younger daughter of MT and Mrs. John ". Shank, is very III with typhoid fever
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
ri S Cg TN AAzFASSASJ
Good Attendance at Chicken Pie Sup
 Per-QuaTterly Conference Held.

Peter Mitchell moved his family and household goods Monday to Williams vile, where he has obtained a situa- tion. Spragues moving wagon took the. goods to their destination.
 " ork was commenced on the dam the firsl of ,he week
 J. M. Whitman was visiting in the village the last of the week.
 Mrs. Drake oi JeWett City is visiting Mrs. Lewis for. week.
 Many at Supper
 The chicken pie supper al Ernest Luther's was we'll atterded The pro- ceeds will go towards the expenses of the church.
 Rain prevented Sunday morning services at the local church. The E.. L. services We're held in the evening.
 Quarterly Conference.
 The quarterly conference at the M. F. church, presided over by the new district superintendent, Rev. George c. Scrivener, was held at the church Oct. 17th.
 Misses Gertrude and Lillian Luther returned to Springfield Mass, Sunday afternoon.
 John Luther is working as fireman on the c. V. railroad.
 Mir and Mrs Sterry Kinney attend ed the funeral services of Samuel Barnes Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
NORTH FRANKLIN
Grangers Attend Pomona Meeting at
 CoIehester=LoeaI Notes.

The Home Missionary society met with Mrs Fred Fl. Race Friday There was Q, large attendance Papers were read by Mrs Hoiton, Mrs. Redwood and Mrs. Davis. The usual line of work was taken up and a pleasant time enjoyed.
 day in Baltic with her daughter. Mrs. Brennan.
 Reuben Manning was on a business tript to North Coventry one day this week.
 Bert Ward Is i'll.
 At Pomona Meeting.
 Mrs Charles H. Peckham attended the Pomona Grange meeting at Col chester Thursday.
 William Lillie spent several days this week with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lillie of Lebanon.
 Miss Grace Brink of Newton, Mass spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. ". Brink.
 Witnessed Demonstration. Mir and Mrs Lucius Browning, Mir and Mrs. A. R. Race and daughter, Rena, were in Norwich Sunday to see the parade.
 MT aud Mrs Frank A. RocIwood and daughter Florence, and Mrs. Fred H. Race attended Pomona meeting at Colchester. Thursday.
 c. W. Grant who recently purChaS- ed the Franklin mill has been making large quantities If cider
 Myron Manning has returned after spending a week at the Danbury fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
CHESTERFIELD

George Day of Gardner Lake spent Saturday and Sunday with Arthur Chapman.
 Miss Mary Brown of Mystic is spend Ing the week ID this place.
 Mrs. F. Thompson, who has been i'll for some time, died on Thursday at the home of her daughter. Mrs L. Will Hams. The funeral was held Sunday at the Methodist church
 Harry Perkins and James O-Brien spent Sunday In Colchester
 Mir. znd Mrs Clarence Main arc yis- sitting Mrs. =. Morgan
 Air. and Mrs A. Il Chapman were callers in Norwich Saturday
 Mrs. Georgie Way and Mrs. ; Cole man spent Sunday at the home or Al lea Way.
 Stanley Morgan Is drawing wood with his suToIruck which he has recently purchased.
 Farmers are gathering their winters $ supply of apples and report a large crop.
 There will be a preaching service at the Baptist church Sunday after noon at o'clock Rev. George C. ChsrpeU pastor of inc Union Baptist chuIEh. Acntville. ~il speak, Sub. tse4-$HAAraAais CurAs
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
SOUTH LYME
Menhaden Fishing Season Closes-Sale
 of Handsome Oxen.

Mir. and Mrs C. H. Waterhouse re- cehtly entertained their nephew and niece from Northport. L. L
 Mrs. Ellen l.. Douglass was the guest of Mrs. F. C. Payne this week.
 Sheriff and Mrs. J. H. Tubbs were calling on friends here Sunday
 James B. Slate has returned to Mid dletown after a brief stay with his parents.
 Going to Virginia.
 It Is stated that Captain and Mrs. James P. Luce will spend the winter in Virginia.
 Mrs. Albert Miller and two children have returned to Jersey City, after R visit with Mrs. Miller's parents, MT. and Mrs. w E. Slate
 R. P. Stanhope entertained friends from New London this week,
 Ends Seasons Fishing
 The Mantle Nenhaden Oil and Gu ano company has closed the the sea sons fishing.
 Harry Hersev Is spending his vaca~ tiotr with his family at this place
 Mrs Howard Stic1zney and family are visiting Mrs. John Roath
 C. IT Waterhouse has sold his hand some yoke of oxen to Charles F. Peck. Fred Daniels and family have moved to R"ck Neck farm for the winter Mrs. R ". Chadwick was 2 Norwich visitor yesterday.
 Prof. A. B. Manning Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs F. c. Payne.
 Miss Laura Peck was the guest or her teacher, Miss Carlson, last night at Mantle
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18

tainment.
 Wednesday evening the members of the H. T. c. presented Mrs. Nathan A. Bennett a handsome basket of fruit, candy and other delicacies as an ex- pressfon of their sympathy. Mrs. Ben nett, who was recently badly burned about the chest and right arm by es- caping steam, is recovering steadily.
 Sale and Concert
 A very successful sale and concert was conducted Wednesday evening un- der the auspices of the Ladies' guild. The sale opened at 4 o'clock and con- tinued through the evening. Fancy ar- ticles of all kinds were sold at the remembrance table, which was i@ a Miss Caroline Gallup, MrR James Tucker and Mrs. Francis Hill. Mrs. William c. Park, Miss Grace Tucker and Miss Gladys Crombie were in charge of the candy booth, where the largest sales were made. Toilet articles were sold at 8 booth by Miss Browning, Miss Thatcher and Miss Helen Eadie. Mrs. Crombie and Mrs. Lee had charge of the ice cream. An entertainment of music and readings was much enjoyed. Artists taking part in the programme were Miss Ber- tha Buriingame of Pawtucket, R. l., vioIinist, C. H. CasweI of WiIlimantic, baritone and Mrs. c. H. Caswen Of Willimantic, reader and accompanist. Much praise is due the directress of the quarter Miss Jane c. Gallup, for the success of this sale and concert.
 Local Jottings.
 Mrs. Henry Bingham of Hartford has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Web- ster Standish for the week
 Mir. and Mrs Angus Park spent Sunday in Amesbury Mass, as guests of Mir. Parks sister, Mrs. William Mountain.
 Announcement of the state c. E conference to be held at Wfnsted Oct A and % was made Sunday.
 Mrs. M. J. B. Fuller A. s. Ladd and Master Mark Fuller were present at the county convention held in Greene vile Saturday. A brief report was given st the Sunday school hour by Mark Fuller and 1t is expected that other reports will be given tomorrow.
 Misses Maud and Marie Delaney came home Wednesday to attend the sale and concert.
 The Italians working on the road between here and Baltic are staying on $. Lash's place.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
HAMBURG
Cranberry Crop Harvested-S Stolen Ar
 ticIes Found in the Woods

The L. B. g. met Wednesday after noon, with a good attendance.
 Miss Mabel Walsh was the guest of Miss O'Neil in New London the past week.
 Miss Carrie Bill entertained Mrs. Ida Kingsley and daughter of Hartford the first of the week.
 Afr and Mrs. Robert Jewett Mrs. $. N. Jewett and Roscoe JeWett were Deep River visitors Monday
 CranbsrrieE Harvested
 L. D, Harding has harvested his cranberry crop.
 Prof Hanford Bree and family of Springfield were at their summer home harvesting their apples last week.
 Stolen Articles Found.
 A number of articles taken by the burglars have been found In the woods near Dr. Fly's place, including surgical instrum entS.
 MT and Mrs. Austin Rassett and daughter and Dr and Mrs. E. C. Rich ardson sailed Oct 1tth and will spend the winter abroad
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LISBON
Illustrated Lecture-Ha Concert
 Postponed.

A lecture on The Mississippi Valley and Gulf States was given by TheO- dore Perry at the schoolhouse in the Hyde district Wednesday evening. The lecture was illustrated with the magic lantern.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. George Thornton and three sons and Mir. and Mrs. John Wal pole of Jewett City were guests of Mrs C \. Nell Saturday.
 Alr and Mrs Clements and family of New York recently moved 10 the farm purchased from Mrs. Susan kanahan known yas the II L. R6ade place.
 E Palmer has returned from the fairs
 Rev T E Davies Of Springfield Mass, will preach at Newent Sunday.
 There was no session last Sunday because of the storm.
 Violets. bIuets. buttercups, daisies dandelions and straw berry blossoms have been found the past week.
 The harvest concert has been post poned until Oct 26.
 Oliver Cornell of New York was week end guest at Mrs. l. H. Henne- d4ss,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
OBITUARY
Horace E. York.

Horace F. York a prominent citizen died Wednesday at the age of S4. He was i'll only a couple of days A1- though past four score he was interes- ed in all the affairs of life Five days before his death he was one of a class of initiates obligated in the first and second degrees of the local grange and had she lived until next meeting he would have become a full member of the order He was a deacon in the Sec ond Baptist church His wife who was Deborah Main. died seventeen years ago. A daughter Mary M., wife of Rev. Archibald McCord of Randolph, Mass, and a son H. Frank York of Ten ahy, N J. survive.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18

evening at SI5 in the audience rouna of the Versailles M. F. church. All reports given showed 8 healthy con- dition of all of the church activities.
 On account of the smallpox cases in these villages no church service or Sunday school session will be held in the Versailles church Sunday. The Sunday school session was omitted last Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
OAKDALE
No Examination For Postm aster Held
 Examiner Fails To Appear

NO ESSR1iFldkiOn or TlGlO
 Examiner Fails To Appear
 There was no services at the Con gregational church. Sunday morning on account of the rain. The c. F. meeting in the evening was led by Mrs. French. Topic-Favorite Verses in the Epistles. l Cor, 13:1-13.
 Class Meeting.
 The Bible Study class which Rev. Mr. French has lately formed met Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. George H. Bradford, with nine in attendance.
 Miss Katherine Rogers Of North Waterford has been the guest of Miss Agnes Atwood the past week.
 No Examination Held.
 The Civil Service examination for postmaster at this place was not held last Saturday as reported, the repre- sentative of the Commission who was to conduct it did not appear. The two applicants who presented themselves to take the examination were J. c. Fellows and P IIdOfsEy.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
MONTVILLE
Rally Services to Be Held at Union Baptist Church-Dr. Frank Wilson to Move.

Rally services will be held in. the Union Baptist church Sunday Oct. 19 The pastor. Rev. George c. Chapel, will speak in the morning at 1045 from the subject Gods Select Men. The choir will render a special selection. Bible school rally exercises will be at 12, with special music arranged by Mrs. George c. Chappell, recitation of Psalms by members and remarks by the pastor.
 Christian Endeavor rally exercises will be held in the evening at G.30 Topic. How to Make This the Best Year in Our Soctety's History. The pastor will conduct the meeting Miss Ruth Bergman will read che lesson Albert Edwards will offer prayer. the leader will speak on the topic. Deacon Henry will tell how the prayer meet ing committee can help to make this the best year in our soc1oty's history Miss Susie NJ. Wood will speak for the lookout committee, Mrs. c. c. Chap pell for the social committee, Miss Florence Chapman for the missionary committee. Mrs. Walter Jeffers for the music committee, and Mrs. Fred T. Hope of how hs president can help to rake nsxt year the heet Miss Ger trudN oiaap will sin6 Just for TeAs.y
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
FTTCk1VuLE
Woman Arrested for Breach of Peace -Good Progress on New Macadam Road.

John Foley, 2d, John McManus, Jr., and Samuel Kinkead have been spend ing several days in New York, having attended the worlds series.
 John BTcManus ST. and daughter, Miss Mary McManJis. are spending several days with relatives in Arctic, R. L
 Woman Arrested-Case Continued.
 Some of the local officials elected at the recent election had occasion to work out their first case this week. Sunday complaint was made to Grand Juror Jacob kamm that a conflict was in progress between two Russian women in the block. that brooms and Kamu went to the place and found conditions as reported, which warrant ed the arrest of one of the women. The officer placed q writ in the hands of Constable Joseph NoIand Tuesday and in the evening the accused, who has an unpronoUnCeable name, was brought before Justice of the Peace John Sweeney, charged with disturb ing the peace and using abusive lan- guage. The accused asked for a con- tinuance until this Saturday, after noon, which was granted.
 Progress on Road Work.
 Work on the macadam road between this place and Yantic is progressing rapidly and with fair weather will be finished in a few weeks.
 New Clerk al Store.
 Charles Kingberger, who for the past year has been clerk in the store here, concludes his services as clerk today. He is succeeded by John Brown, Jr.