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Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
LEBANON
Two Children Baptized at Coneresa- tional Church Sunday-Nineteen Tables of Whist-Absentees Return to Homestead.t

Children's day was observed in the First Congregational church Sunday. Two children were baptized in the morning. In the evening concert was given by the Sunday school. Music was furnished by the orches- tra. A very interesting programme was given, and was largely attended. The church was prettily decorated with laurel
 At the Whist Tables.
 The Lebanon Whist club held a par ty Friday evening in Grange hall. Nineteen tables were played. Cake and ice cream were served. The prize winners were: Ladies-First, Flor ence Rockwood; second, Gwendolyn Clark. Men's-First, Carl Hallen; second, Fred Taylor. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Carrie Abell and Willet Carpenter.
 At Old Homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Maybee of Santa Barbara, Cal, and Dr. A. w. Peckham of the Won3ans Medical college, Phil adelphia, are spending several weeks at the Old Homestead, now owned by Edward H. Gibbs of East Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. J. N. Daggett and Miss Edith c. J. Pierce and daughter, Edith, of Boston, have returned to their homes, after being guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Burgess.
 Mrs. George Briggs and son, Charles, of Saybrook, were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning.
 Arthur L. Robinson is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Churchill of Rocky Hill.
 Misses Alice Kellogg and Martha Kalmo of Mystic were guests over Sunday of Miss Virginia Loomis.
 At Colchester Convention.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Campbell, Miss Sophia Dolbeare and Miss Ellen Huntington attended the Sunday School association in Colchester on Wednesday,
 Mrs. Louise Cooley of Hartford is keeping house for her sister. Miss Hattie Robinson, while the latter is visiting Hartford friends.
 Mrs. N. s. Loomis and son, Royce Loomis, attended the nurses gradus- tion and reception at BaclSns hospital Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Hulda Peck entertained We'd nesday Mrs. Otto Pultz and son, Le- verne, Mrs. Monroe Pultz and daugh- ter, Florence, Miss Winnie Robinson and Mrs. B. A. Hoxie.
 Miss Flora Spaulding Is visiting friends in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
HANOVER
Nominating Committee Appointed by c. E. Society-Mrs. p. G. Dressing Breaks Both Wrists-Game With Baltic Today.

A business meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. was held at the close of the ser vice Sunday evening. A nominating committee was appointed to have full charge of arrangements for election of officers for the next six months.
 School Picnic.
 The picnic held on Airlie park Fri day marked the close of another suc- cessful school year During the morn ing games were played by the chil- dren. At noon all were ready to enjoy the appetizing lunch served. In the afternoon races of all kinds proved sources of amusement both to those taking part and to the spectators. The teachers, who had charge of this de- 1ightful gathering, were Miss Ruth Standish and Miss Lille Browning.
 Broke Both Wrists.
 Mrs. P. G. Dressing was seriously was driving overturned, throwing her out In landing she broke both wrists. Mrs. Filters of New York. who was with Mrs. Dressing, escaped without injury.
 Heard and Seen.
 Carroll Peck of Marshfield. Mass, has been graduated from the Lowell Textile school and is to work in the Farwell bleachery, Lawrence. Mass.
 Herbert Bennett, who is at the home of his brother. Nathan Bennett. has been graduated from Lowell Textile school.
 Miss Mary Pippin of Providence is visiting at Miss Ida Carter's.
 Misses Martha Mellor and Gladys Gaffney of Fall River are visiting at the home of their cousin. Mrs. Frank lin.
 Miss Violet M Acroyd of Waterloo, England, is at the home of Mrs. Charles Blackburn.
 R. G. Dressing will carry the maiI on A Iadds route for the next two weeks.
 To Play Baltic Again.
 The Airlie baseball club defeated Baltic ? to 0 in a five inning game last Saturday and will return the game to- day (Saturday).
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
BREWSTER'S NECK

The Poquetanuck school closed on Thursday having a picnic at the DraWbridge.
 Miss Helen Lumis of New London is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Charles Lumis.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Partridge and family spent Sunday with relatives in East Norwich.
 Mrs. James Sistare of Noank spent Monday with her mother, Mrs George H. Partridge.
 Mr and Mrs William Irons and daughter Mildred spent Sunday at Lantern Hill.
 Mrs. Elmer F. Tubbs. who has been i'll with rheumatism. is slowly recov- ering.
 MT. and Mrs. William Perkins spent Sunday with Noank relatives.
 Mrs. Charles Winchester of Laurel Hill and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Allyns Point spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jo- seph E. Carpenter.
 Thomas I. Fish, Jr., has returned home from the west.
 Mrs. Elmer Davis has gone to New Hampshire to visit relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
FUNERAL.
Mrs. Olive L. Burton.

Mrs. Olive l.. Burton. 69, who died Wednesday, June 4. after an illness of four months had been resident of this village for 3S years. She had all ways been an obliging neighbor and friend, ever ready to minister to the wants of others She leaves two broth CTS, George Randall of Stonington and Charles Randall of New London; three sons, John. Herbert and Frank; and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Morse af1d Miss Mary Burton; and three grand children. all of this place. The funeral took place on Thursday at il a. m from the Baptist church, Rev. William Quayle preaching the sermon and speaking words of comfort to the be- reaved relatives. The choir rendered Nearer, My God, to Thee; Rock of Ages; and Shall We Meet Beyond the River?
 Burial was in Robbins cemetery. The bearers were Henry Cole. Charles E, Maine. Arthur Gaudette and Aus tin Main. The following from out of town attended the funeral: Charles Randall and Mir. and Mrs Jesse Main of Stonington, MT. and Mrs. Walter Fields of Jewett City, MT. and Mrs John Adams MT. and Mrs. Dennison Perkins of Phenix, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
Pages Nine to Sixteen

Haven were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. k. c. Payne.
 Miss Edna Comstock of New Haven is spending the summer with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. F. c. Payne
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Stanhope are on a, visit to MT. Stanhopes old home at Richford, Vt e J. Hart has gone cruising in the waters of Long Island sound in his boat.
 Picnic for Pupils.
 School in the South Lyme district closes today. The teacher has ar ranged for a picnic at the shore for her pupils.
 Lawn Party.
 The lawn party given by the Jenny Wren club at Maple Wait was a great success A ready sale was found for all the fancy articles the girls had SO patiently made. A collation. was served at the close of the sale
 Arthur Miner, who stuck a pitch fork in his foot this week. is unable to work.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
SALEE..
Raising Partridges Unprofitabie- Bella l.. Pratt on Brief Visit.


 l tral school. The following programme was rendered in the afternoon by the pupils in a pleasing manner: Song, America, school recitation, The Little Bird Tells. Floyd Bailey; recitation, The Lighthouse Lamp Miss Ella Belonoski exercise. Our Flag, Zigmont Belonoski and Miss Ruth Murray recitations, Bed Time. Lawrence Spen- cer; Paul Revere's Ride. Willie Day ; song, Learn Little Every Day, school; recitation, Good Manners, Mar 7 Schonmakler, Alice Rix. Theodore Bai- Vacation Days. Charles Miner; recita- tions, No Body. Miss Violet Rogers Landing of the Pilgrims, Miss Sarah Schonmakler; Battle of Waterloo, Miss Susan Miner; Farmer John, Miss Annie Schonmakler; Good Bye, Miss school. The pupils presented their teacher, Miss Standish, a dainty and pretty neck chain.
 At Colchester Opera.
 MT. ad Mrs Charles Ray, Miss Kath- ryn Ray and Clyde Ray attended the opera Mikado given by the students of Bacon academy in Grange hall. Col chester, last Friday evening.
 Partrdees Gone.
 Nathaniel Clark has lost the last of the IA cartridges which he matched
 
 Ira Clifford was a Norwich visitor on Sunday.
 Miss Eva M. Standish was a week end guest at the home of her brother, E. J. Standish, of Montville.
 Church Interests.
 In the absence of the pastor, Rev. T. A. Williams, the pulpit in the Con gregational church was supplied Sun day morning by Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich. The evening service was in charge of Miss Eva NJ. Standish.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick R. Bailey and son Theodore attended services at the Baptist church in Chesterfield Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Kathryn Ray. teacher of the West Road district school. closed at l o'clock Monday so that pupils and teacher could attend the field day ex ercises of the Colchester schools.
 5eIa l.. Pratt in Town.
 Bella Lyon Pratt of Boston spend ing a few days in town.
 Mrs. Sarah Pratt and daughter Miss Gertrude Pratt, of Kansas City. are spending some time in Salem. They are at the Hurlburt house.
 Closing day exercises were held in the White Birch district taught by Miss Josephine Hart Wednesday. closed Friday with special exercis $, after which a dainty luncheon was served to pupils and parents by the teacher, Miss Kathryn Ray.
 Exhibition Day.
 Thursday was exhibition day for all the schools in town.
 Mrs. R. A. Bailey is i'll as the result of a fall received two weeks ago. Mrs. Ernest Spencer has returned after a visit with relatives in New London and Mantle.
 Ernest Spencer expects to leave In ? few days for Chicago and North Da- kota-
 The Salem Social club met In their hall last Thursday evening.
 Rev T. A. Williams attended the Sunday school conference in Colches- ter Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
LIBERTY HILL

The Village Hill school, Mrs. Peck ham teacher. closed last week. Thir- y-fcur pupils were in attendance. four of whom will receive certificates of perfect attendance for the year: Az mes C. oden. Harold F. Iadd. Leland 2. Mofiitt. Philip Krause Nine pu- pfls were neither absent nor tardy during the spring term, adding to the list the names of Annie Borgeson. Elsa Skogiand. Henry Krause, Israel Reinztein. Robert Boreesor.
 Mfrs. Fl. s. Loor1fs of Eixtn. Iii. and Mrs. q. D. BrittOn of Norwich ara guests of their cousin. Mrs J. George Clark for a week
 Tae Liberty HffI school, Miss Myra P. Mofiit, teacher. closed Friday.
 MF. Fr4nfx is substituting on the F. D. route while Mfr. Watchel1 is taking his vacation.
 John Clarke was in Norwich We'd neRday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
FRANKLIN
Pansies for Younger Children of Sun day Schooi-WireIess Messages Re- ceiVed.

At the close of the service chill dren's day at the Franklin Congrega- tional church the Sunday school pre- scented the Infant and junior classes a box of pansies. During the service the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Reuben T. Manning was baptized.
 pr. and Mrs. William T. Browne and ter, Miss Avis T. Cobb, of Norwich, were callers at Ezra Bailey's Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Crabbe is attending the summer school in Northf1eld.
 Went to Rozrah.
 The Christian Enedavor society was invited to Bozrah Sunday evening. Those who attended were Mir. and Mrs F. s. Armstrong, Mrs. B. P. Cap shaw, Miss Goodsell and Ralph Arm strong, MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith, Mrs Lizzie Parsons and Ernest Smith.
 MT and Mrs. S. N. Hyde entertain ed on Saturday and Sunday MT. and Mrs. Allan Aldrich of Providence.
 Miss Faith N. Gager was calling on friends in South Win1ham Sunday.
 Clifford A. Heath. Frank I. Date, Clifford H. Robinson and children, Master Arad Robinson and Ruth P. Robinson, attended the Odd Fellows memorial in Willimantic Sunday.
 Rev. B. P Capshaw was in Hart ford two days the past week.
 Miss Bertha Smith of Mansfield Is at her home.
 Ezra Bailey and family have re- turned to Windsor Locks.
 Mir. and Mrs s. N. Hyde and Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver are spending today (Saturday) in Oneco.
 George F. Emerson of Willimantic, of schools, was calling on George L. I4add on Wednesday.
 Canadian Guest.
 Mrs. Lizzie Parsons of Ottawa, Canada, is the guest of Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Eugene Aver is the week end guest of his cousin, Eugene Manning, in Yantic.
 Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver has been in Bridgeport, the guest of her sister, Miss Edna Vallette.
 Mrs. Albert Savage and her Irene, of Norwich, have been spending a few days with Mrs. Julia Armstrong.
 Eugene Aver has a wireless receiv- ing set and receives messages from Long Island every night.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
FRANKLIN
ChiIdren'e Day Exercises.


 The programme for Children's day included: Processiona1; responsive reading, superintendent and school; invocation by the pastor; baptism of children; song, Mrs, Robinson. No. Is;
 recitations. Welcome to Children s Day. Tflla Redwood; What the Flow CTS Say Hattie Leonard; song. No. G. Iris Chiidrens Day. the school; reel tatiens, Countless Blessings. Ruth Nit eheIl; Flowers for Chf1dPen's Day
 Jennie ReokWoed. Eleanor Armstrong and Viola Levett; song. No, 12, Sow ing f6r the Harvest, school recitation, The Club Organizers. Edwin Mitchell. AEehie Mitchell Roland Avery, Stan ley Armstrong and Harold Clark! rec itatien, Helping Gods Plan, Dorothy Cez; song, Little Clevers, by the school; Feeitatiens, The Meadows Glory, Nina. Clark; All Things Beau tiful AFad Robinson; song, Nc. IA. The Little Things That Help, by the scheeiY feeitatiens. Nellie Tayler, LAl-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
FTTCHVILLE
Baptist Sunday School to Observe ChIdren's Day-Defeat for Bozrah. VilIe Team.

Childrens day will be observed with concert in the Baptist church Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
 Miss Kathryn Murphy of Franklin is visiting her aunt. Mrs Frederick Kingsley.
 Asa Miller. Mrs Lydia Miner and daughter, Miss Shirley Miner, and Miss Mabel Tracy will attend the opening of the new East Haddam bridge to- day
 Asa M Miller was in Hampton Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Moses Genard and son Laurence of Baltic and Miss Julia Me Kay of Norwich were visitors at tha home of Mrs. Julia Authier Sunday
 Misses Julia and Josie Kingsley, Miss Julia A. Kingberger and Miss Mary D. McCarty were recent visitors in Bai- uc.
 Defeated BozrahVille.
 The F'itchville Athletics defeated the Bozrahville Sluggers on the Bozran- vile grounds by the score of IA to '. The features of the game was the pitching of Sweeney and Foley at first for the Athletics.
 The score by innings: Athletics .......3 0 1 0 3 2 1 2-14 Sluggers .....0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 l. Batteries: Sweeney and Rogers; Sullivan ard Levi.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
LEONARD BRIDGE
Automobile Guests from Nyack on the
 Hudson-The Weeks Events.

Chauncey Johnson and MT. and Mrs. Edick and daughter, Roberta, of Ny ack. N. Y, were visiting local rela- tives Friday and Saturday The trip was made in MT. Edicks touring car.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry kneeland and Mrs Addte F. Leonard of Columbia spent Friday with MT. and Mrs. Knee lands brother, Edwin P. and Albert c. Kneeland.
 Miss Lizzie Newberry is i'll.
 Miss Flora Spaulding of Lebanon spent Thursday with Miss Nettie Will Hams.
 There was no preaching service at the Exeter church Sunday.
 Miss Myrtle Lombard, Miss Ruth Brown and Charles Lombard attend ed the childrens day exercises at the Lebanon church Sunday evening
 Mrs. Ida E. Cummings returned Monday from ten days visit with her daughter Mrs. l.. H. Corbit in Bridge port. She was accompanied home by her grandson, Lawson Corbit.
 Mss Annie Clifford. who has been i'll for some time. is able to be out.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Strong, widow of Charles B. Strong. was taken to the Norwich state hospital at Brewster's Neck Wednesday for treatment.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
GOSHEN
Interesting Exercises on chiIdren's Sunday-Birthday Party for Teacher

Sunday-6irthday Party for Teacher
 Childrens day was observed in the church on Sunday Following is the programme: Instrumental voluntary; opening chorus, Hail, Postal Day; son-s by school, There's 8 Friend for Little Children; Cradle Roll welcome, Will . jam and Harriet Geer; responsive reading; hymn No. GA in Sunday school songs; duet, Flushed Was the Evening Hymn Bessie and Ethel Randall; The Twenty third Psalm. school; recita- tions, Ralph Hinckley. Dorothy Mccall Grace Mahoney and May Walden recitations, Orvin Banning. ~Viola Ban ming, Radph Kenyon. Ethel Walden: chorus by school Saviour Like Shep- herd Lead Us recftations by the men- bers of the intermediate department, song, Miss Gillette's class, Over the Hills of Judah; reading. June Time, Miss Bessie Randall; reading, Miss Alice Rodman; song. The First Chil- dren's Day.
 Words were listened to from w. L. Curry and William Fl. Geer. The pas- tor Rev. Marcus Burr. gave help full address. Singing. The Crown of Love; closing song, Saviour Again; benediction. The musical part of the programme was very Skiltully arrang ed by Mrs. Marcus Burr. the cnoit leader The Sunday school children occupied seats on the platform. The front of the platform was bank OF flowers effectively arranged.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting on Sunday evening was omitted so as to give an opportunity for all who wished to attend the Childrens day exercises at the First church in Leb- anon.
 Birthday Party.
 A birthday party was given Miss Edith Nichols at Breeze Hill farm on Saturday evening. very pleasant so- cial time was enjoyed and refresh ments were served. Miss Nichols has been teaching in the Twelfth school district during the past year.
 Miss Clara Gillette, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Randall. A. J. Randall and Mrs. F H. Browning attended the Sunday school conference In Colchester Wed nesday.
 W. H. Brother of Norwich was ii. Goshen Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
NLANTIC
Important Road Improvements What is Going On in Village and Pine Grove.
has boug'

Selectman F. A. Beckwith has a large force of men and teams at work on the roads in different sections of being put on the streets. The road between Mantle and Pine Grove will be oiled this season Crushed stone is being placed on the roads about the town.
 Bruce Haynes Is with Contractor E. K. Beckwith at Black Point
 D. Lynsted Gates proprietor of the Crescent Beach store and postofhce, is enjoying his annual vacation.
 Will Ravens is working on the camp ground
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Merry and son, Gordon, have returned to Hart ford after a visit to friends here Louis Anderson of Hartford is work ing on the military grounds.
 Miss Hettie Stevens is operator in the telephone exchange.
 Charles J. Manwaring of Crescent Beach is about the village with a new power delivery truck.
 Mario Malnatti of Quincy, Mass, is at the Mantle house.
 Mrs. Charles J. Luce is entertaining Mrs c. c. Meigs of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Eleanor Coates has returned to her studies at Miss Campbelfs school in Windsor
 Pine Grove Notes.
 MT and Mrs Harry W. Lee of New London are occupying the Lee cottage on Broadway. MT. and Mrs. Lee were married about two weeks ago, and are spending a part of their honeymoon in the Grove NIT. Ice is a summer resident here. Mrs. Lee was formerly Miss Elsie Stiert and resided in New York
 NIT. and Mrs. Eddy of Bridgeport are occupying their cottage.
 Mrs. c. Won FeiIitz of Stamford opened her cottage Wednesday.
 Mrs Agnes Lloyd of New York ar rived in the Grove Tuesday for the season.
 Miss Sarah E. Greenleaf has re- turned from Ii visit to Milford friends.
 George Warner Hill of New London was a caller in the Grove Tuesday. Mfr. Hill resided on the farm last win ter. but moved to his new home about a month ago.
 Scott Snow, Jr., of Hartford spent Sunday at his cottage on Pine street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
CLASGO
Pastor Attends Norwich Town Con
 ference-June Box Hung.

Oscar Dugas broke ground for a new store building Monday. He hopes to finish it ready for business by Aug. 1st.
 Miss Winifred Jefts returned to her home in Worcester Monday.
 MT. and Mrs w. Y. Burdick, Ben jamin Young and Miss l.. M. Young were guests of friends on Sterling Hill Sunday
 At Norwich Meeting.
 Rev. John Thompson attended the Norwich District Ministerial associa- tion at Norwich Town.
 The Children's day exercises will be held in place of the regular preach ing service at II o'clock June 2 at the Bethel
 The frost Monday night did consid- erable damage to potatoes and early gardens in low lands.
 Williams sawmill left the Hawkins woodIot the first of the week.
 A party of young people hung a June box to Miss Celia Briggs and Miss Winifred Jefts Thursday eve ming of last week and enjoyed a so- cia1 time.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
LAUREL GLEN

John Geer and Amos Palmer were on Lords Hill last Saturday and Monday,
 The first June box of the season was hung to Charles and Paul Main last Saturday evening,
 Rev. Mfr. Van Horn of Ashaway preached in the chapel last Sunday. Clifford Thompson of Pendleton Hill attended the services.
 Hattie White is at the home of her mother fer the suhmer vacation,
 Mir, Puttlsen is making improve- laents te the interior of his house.
 MT. and Mrs. Alnay spent Tuesday afterh66A at Dwight Mains.
 Pref. James Sasse of New York has been visiting at MT. Mafsa's.
 Mrs. Lydia Heidfedge is visiting her daughter, Hattie Jordan, in Ash away,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
YAWBUX VALLEY

Miss Irene Vredenburg was a caller at Westerly Tuesday.
 Mrs. Clarence Palmer was a Sun day caller at C. Ii. Miners.
 Miss Anna l.. Chapman spent Sat urday with Mrs. Irving Main near Westerly
 Werd has been received from Lu- eius Maine of Westerly, who has been very ill.,. that he is improving.
 A small child of Mir. and Mrs. Clar- enee Palmer broke its arm while at play one day last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
PENDLETON HILL
Miner Happenings of the Week-Fer.
 sonat Items.
Mrs George Palmer is Ill.

Mrs. George Palmer is Ill. Mfr. and Mrs. Arthur Billings of Ma tick, R. l.. have been visiting the for mer's sister. Mrs. Mary F. Palmer, Attorney Clarence Roche of Westerly spent over Sunday at Hickory farm.
 Miss Maude Brown of Canonehet was the guest of Miss Susan Cooke Sunday,
 Mir. and Mrs, James Brooks of Jew . cit City spent Sunday with Mrs, Brooks mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Thenp son. They made the trip in their new automobile They were accompanied home by Mrs. Thompson. whe is spend : ing the week there,
 Walter BoafdfHan of Lancaster, Pa ;, spent last week with the formers 8 annts, Mrs. Mary r. Palmer and Mrs. Juliet Beafdmaa.
 Miss Sarah r, Palmer spent Monday fR Westerly.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Maine and son were callers at Willis Al1ny's Sunday.
 Mrs. Martin Cha sfaah and daughter Mary were iH Norwich Saturday
 Mrs BiFdsey Palmer and children. Amelia, LeEeiiga and Richard, spent W Wednesday with Mrs. PaIner's Har.. ents. Mfr, and Mrs, Prentice MiAet,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
SOUTH LYME
Compliments for Teacher and Pupils at Graduating Exercises-Success of Lawn Party.

The graduating exercises at the South Lyme school were held last evening. The graduates were Helen Waterhouse, Philip Peck. Fred Little field. Myrtle Northrup Ruth Champion. The teacher, Miss Edith Huff, has ably taught the school for the past three years. Many of the parents and friends gathered at the little white schoolhouse and all accorded the teacher great praise for her work
 George Brooks of eNianttc has been doing work for F. c. Payne.
 Mrs. James Smith Of New London spent Tuesday with her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. F. Slate.
 Mrs. Julia Baldwin of Derby and Mrs. Will Pratt of Centerbrook have been visiting Alron Champion.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. sComstock Of New
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
ASHWnLETr

Arthur q, Billings and son were at their farm faere fhs first of the week end took away a natmber of eoWs and calves to tasfF h6haR af NaticiS, Fl,
 JuliHs W6lfran1 has secured sit- uatioh In Westerly
 A party Of Pelish girls of d1asge were eallafs at Mrs. Julia A. Crunl99's B Sunday afternoon.
 Airs, F, H. Clark was in Westerly Tuesday, -
 William wesenadh Of Rixtewn was in Hampton, GoRn.. and Westerly, R. l. the latter part of last week
 The fFest ef Tuesday morning cut . number af eeFiy veEeta ables, Seme gardens had to bt Fianted over,