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Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
ROAD SOCIETY
(Stonington) Prof. J. M. Trueman Addresses Grange Visitors and Travellers
(Stonington)

Rev. Joseph Peacock preached Sun day and communion was celebrated.
 Miss Janette Marshall of Providence IS at Mrs. Eliza P. Moves for an in- definite stay.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene P Edwards have arrived home from the south where they have been since they were married.
 Mrs. Bert Barber and child from the west have arrived at MT. Barber's S home.
 Miss Mary Starr Wheeler has re- turned to Wellesley college after the Easter vacation.
 Miss Martha Williams has returned from .Meriden where she has been vis- iting relatives and began school at the Williams Memorial. New London, The church sheds are to be put in repair.
 pr. I. Hart Moves |. improving in health at the Providence hospital
 Aleck Lincoln of Leonia. IN. J., was at Charles S.. Moves Friday and re- turned with his automobile
 Addressed by Prof. J. Nj. Trueman.
 The grange held it's annual meeting at the church parlors Wednesday eve ming and was addressed by Prof True man of Storrs Agricultural college.
 Joseph Moves was in Mentvilie on & business trip recently.
 Several from here attended the tea at the parish house in New London Monday to view the portrait of Mrs. Sara T. Kinney.
 MT. Merah of Nashua, N. H.. was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Clarence H. Williams, recently.
 Mrs. Allen w. Harvey was a. recent guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Smith of Norwich Town
 Mrs. E. A. Barnes, the lecturer of Stehingten grange, is having the pro- grammes fer the year printed; they will seeR be distributed
 Personal Items.
 William Richardson of Besten was at Quiambaug recently.
 Miss AldeaHe Clark has been visit ing her unele's family in Westerly
 Elisha CiaEk made a trip to New LeHden in his new boat Menday
 Miss ENeljne Underhi1 of Bellows Falls, Vt, has been at Quiambaug recently.
 Miss Florence watfeus ef Westerly was visiter at Miss Bessie Clark g last week.
 F. H. Sfaean of Montville was at Lefd's P6int Monday.
 Miss Edith Merrill of North sten- ingten visited her aunt. Mrs. D. Lerd recently,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
VOLUNTOWN
Court Liberty Initiates Thres-5aI
 Team Ready to Open Season.

The schools in town were closed on Friday last as the teachers were attending a. convention.
 A large delegation of local young people attended the entertainment and dance at G1asgo Saturday night. Rich ards orchestra of this village furnish ed music.
 On Monday evening Court Liberty, 132, F. of A, held a well attended meeting in Union hall One applica- ton for membership was received and three candidates were initiated in full form by the uniformed degree team.
 New Uniforms Arrive
 Work on the ball grounds has be- gun and they will soon be ready for and are very neat, cream color with blue facings with cap to match and blue stockings. Manager Sheldon will arrange dates for games as soon as possible.
 Miss Mary Hevrin and Miss Win1fred Moriarty spent the week end at their homes in Willimantic.
 Miss Ellen Ford of New Haven is the guest of her cousin, Rev. R. P. Morrisey at the rectory.
 The Home Whist club held its week Iy meeting Tuesday evening with MT. and Mrs. George T. Briggs. Beachde1e. The following winners were announced First ladies, Miss Bertha. Lewis; sec ond, Mrs. J. L. Herbert; mems first, John Herbert; second George T.. Briggs.
 The Misses Fireman and LeHeureux of Jewett City were callers in town on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
GOSHEN

L. H. Burr of Brooklyn, N. Y. was 8 recent guest at the home of his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Marcus Burr. The Missionary society met with Mrs. Marcus Burr Tuesday afternoon. The envelopes containing the Lenten offering were opened The sum totaled over $50, which amount is to go to the American Missionary association. It was voted at the meeting to make Miss Clara Gillette a life member.
 Surprise Gift.
 Mrs. Marcus Burr, musical director of the church services of the Goshen church, on opening a sealed envelope was surprised to find a new crisp s1o bank note. 8 gift from the Ladies' Aid society.
 Wound Caused Death.
 Friends in Goshen were grieved to hear of the death of Frederick Will Hams of Lebanon, which occurred at 5 o'clock D. m. Wednesday. A few days ago MT. Williams with a number of other worknen was saving wood for a neighbor with a circular saw. His arm came in contact with the re- volving saw which made a jagged wound: 25 stitches were taken and he was taken to St. Joseph's hospital, Willimanttc, but blood poison develop ed.
 SIP Toward Relief Fund.
 The Sunday school contributed SIP towards the relief work for the flood sufferers of the central west.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
ASHWILLETT
Big Woodland Fire-Oats Sewn at
 Eggleston Place.

There was a big woodland ire to- wards Wyassup pond Wednesday af- ternoon and evening,
 Otto Anderson, Jr.. was in Norwich the past week.
 Miss Ethel Clark of the Westerly High school. who has been spspding week with her parents. returned to Westerly Sunday afternoon. While here she visited in Central Village, Campbelrs Mills. Preston City and Ledyard.
 William B. Clark and B. Saunders of CampbelI's Mills were calling in Rfxtown Sunday.
 Edwin H. Pierce began working in the mill at Glasgo Thursday.
 Much Oats Planted.
 Mir. Edward. foreman on the farm here of s. c. Eggleston of South Lyme has plowed a number of acres for oats.
 Mrs. Edgar H. Clark and daughters Ethel and Evelyn spent the week end in Ledyard with Mrs. Hannah Clark
 Horatie s. Pierce of Ledyard is vis- iting his father, Samuel H. Pierce, near Rixtown.
 Clinton Pierce of Preston City spent Sunday with his grandfather here.
 Howard Clark of Ledyard visited Sunday with his parents in Rixtown.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
that 200 witnessed the pleasing enter

that 200 witnessed the pleasing enter tainment. The bill was made up of vaudeville including the following: A Marital Mishap vocal selections by Francis La, Liberte and Misses Elvira, and Florence McGovern, The School of Etiquette, The New Recruit, The New Doctor, and Old Uncle Eph, in which buck and wing dancing was introduced. The closing song, Kentucky Days, with chorus, was roundly applauded. Be- sides those already mentioned the en- tertainers included the Misses Lida and Marguerite McGovern, John T., Mrs. J. Kfernan. Later dancing was enjoyed to music by Richards ~orches- tra with D. H. Kenyon prompting.
 General News.
 T HI. Eccleston is soon to move to the tenement vacated by MT. McGov- ern, who is to improve the farm re- gently occupied by MT. Sullivan.
 Henry Gautier will soon move into the tenement over the store of Ken yon & Gautier.
 rows are sorry to learn that MT. Bur rows will conclude his work as car penter for the thread company and will shortly leave for Norwich.
 Home from Conference.
 J. Y. Bill and Mrs. R. H. Young re- turned home the first of the week from from New Bedford Mass, where they have been in attendance at the con ference. Rev. John Thompson also returned home the middle of the week.
 Mrs. Leonard of Jewett City was a guest of Mrs. H. lift Tuesday.
 Albert Green, Irving W. Burdiek and Walter c. Burdick took an au- tomobile trip to Moosup last week.
 Miss Mabel Blanchard returned Monday from Providence.
 Pastor Welcomed Back. 7 The Bethel society was glad to well To1, pastor for another year.
 Moves Eccleston was in Norwich Monday.
 Stersy Kinney was in Moesup the first of the week.
 R. H. Young was in Jewett City Tuesday.
 The Walker farm, SC called, below Sterry Kinney's, has been purchased by a man in Waterbury. who will move to the place.
 The garage built by MT. Burrows near his house was moved Wednesday by w. G. Burdick down on to the main street of the village.
 Mrs. Robert Wilbur entertained friends from Jewett City the last of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
LIBERTY HILL
School Papers Rank Hish-Peckham
 Roote Wedding. ..

Superintendent G. W. Emerson states that the papers showing the ability of the pupils in their different studies in the several school districts of the town of Lebanon, made very favorable showing at the state e&hib- it in Hartford of papers from all dis tricts of the state.
 Miss M. B. Goodrich has moved to W. W. Pa1mer's cottage near Chest nut Hill station.
 The young people are rehearsing dialogues for an entertainment
 Horatio. Goddard of South Manches- ter was here Monday on business and called on friends.
 William Watson has bargained his farm to a New York buyer.
 Peckhan-Roote.
 Kenneth Peckharn. formerly of Leb- anon, and Marguerite Roote. were married at the brides home in Bur ington, Vt. Monday. March 31st. They are to live in Springfield, Mass
 Mrs. E. F. Moves and Mrs. Hattie Starkveather came to Mrs. Moves home here Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
NIANTIc
Three Hundred invitations Issued for DeWolf- -Whited Wediins-Eariy Arr rivals at Pine Grove Cottages.

About three hundred invitations have been sent out by MT. and Mrs. A. R. DeWo1f of Grand street for the mar riage of their daughter. Clara Irene. and Milton Whited of Albany, N. Y., which will take place April 22 at the Congregational church.. The ceremony will be performed at D. m. by Rev. J. w.: Knappenberger: affer which 2 residence.
 Prof. H. P Mclaughlin of Boston is visiting friends here for a few days. Mir. Mclaughlin was former teacher in the Mantle school
 Mrs. J. E. Mead is entertaining her daughter from Boston for two weeks.
 F. A. Beckwith was in Hartford Wednesday.
 Pine Grove interests.
 Howard Pitkin. who has been spend Hartford arrived here for the season Monday
 George M. Barrett, has finished re- pairs to the bathing float.
 Mrs. Agnes Lloyd opened her. cot tage on Wells street Friday for the season. Mrs. Lloyd has been spend ing the winter in New York with her daughter, Mrs. Robert H. Lloyd. Wednesday looking over the house which he is soon to occupy. MT. Hill will leave with his family in few days. They have resided on the farm TOT the past UVS years.
 Mrs. E. D. Darrow opened her bun galoW on the river Friday. Mrs. Dar- row has been in Montville and Brook lyn. N. Y. this winter.
 Richard o. Libby was in Mantle Thursday on business with the Tech nical Equipment company who have their business at the Libby factory. While in town MT. Libby came to the Grove to put his cottage. Wild Air. in order for opening soon.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Alden, who have been visiting in Southbridge. Mass, for some time, arrived at their cot tage on Main street Saturday eve ming for the season.
 The new cottage which is being erected for Mrs. J. M. Sweet of Brook lyn is nearing completion. About six men are employed on the work. Mrs. Sweet expects to occupy it in a few weeks.
 Mrs. w. H. Dorman has returned from New London.
 The Eshenfelder family of New London will open their cottage on Broadway, May 1st for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Bell and Miss Nellie M. Webster, who are at West Palm Beach for the winter will leave that place on May 9th to return to their cottages here.
 Capt. and Mrs. N. w. Rogers will leave next week for a few days visit to friends in Hartford and New Ha- ven.
 George W. Pierce who is located in Hartford was at his cottage in the Grove Monday.
 Joseph Burnham and George Bar tower. =s
 MT. Smith. the new Janitor at the Grove, will move his family to the farm house next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12

At the monthly business meeting of the Y F. SIC. B. Sunday evening it was decided to send the April col lection to the Norwich union.
 A number from Hanover attended the conference of churches at Jewett City. A very interesting service was carried out.
 Various Items.
 Herbert Bennett is visiting his brother, Nathan Bennett.
 Miss Elizabeth Eadie Way spent her fourth birthday, April 6, at the home of her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Angus Park
 Mrs. Charles H. Peck is spending a week at the home of her brother, James W. Eadie.
 Miss Lizzie Coffey and Charles Bab- 3bitt, sof Providence, R. l., are visiting MT. and Mrs. James Rabbit.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis -HiH spent their wedding anniversary in Norwich and Greenevilie.
 Mrs. Frank Way and Mrs. Lauren Greig have been spending few days with their parents, MT. and Mrs. An gus Park. Joseph Carter was operated on at St. Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, Monday
 Milton souter Is confined to his home with tonsilitis
 Ball Game Today.
 The AirJie Baseball club expects to play South Windham today (Satur- day).
 School closed Wednesday afternoon for the teachers meeting held in Bal tic.
 Gifts from Thimbe Club.
 The members of the Hanover Thim- bic club recently presented Miss Maud Delaney a silver apkin ring and g. very pretty brooch, wishing her suc- cess in her new undertaking.
 Angus Park has a new automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
LEDYARD
Road Supervisor in own-Prize But tercup PuIIets-Appraisers on Lewis Estate.

Miss Stella Ho1dridge who has been very i'll with pleuro- pneumonia, Is recovering.
 John Donovan of Norwich was 0 business caller in town Tuesday look ing after the interests of the state reads in Ledyard.
 Elk Selectman Alfred J. Clark, who has been confined to his house since last fall is able to go out of doors. Miss Mabel Smith of Gales Ferry Is caring for Miss Ethel Hewitt, who is improving.
 Mrs. Fanny Hewitt and son have returned to the residence of Charles s. Hewitt after an absence of several weeks visiting relatives.
 Prize PuIIets.
 D. D. Taylor has a flock of twen- ty-twe buttercup bullets that laid last week seven days consecutively, 132 eggs.
 Rev Frank s. Robbins of Preston City held a prayer meeting at the res fdence of MT. and Mrs. Alfred J. Clark Tuesday evening.
 Appraisers Named.
 The probate court has appointed James A. Stoddard and Thomas Ball appraisers of the estate of Calvin D. Lewis.
 The Ladies Aid society met at the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
SALEM
Chimney Fire Causes Excitement at Church Time-Sunday School Elects Officers.


 Mir. and Mrs. Merrill Babcock and little daughter of Yantic were re- cent visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Maynard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles s. Ray were week end guests of MT, and Mrs. H. Gillette of Lyme.
 Miss Pearl Brown of Mystic was 6 week end visitor at the home of her parents, Mr.~and Mrs. Wesley Brown.
 Arrive from Now York.
 W. W. Hanney was in New Lon don last Friday te move the house hold goods of Mir. and Mrs. Ham from the New York boat to their new home in Salem,
 John Ham of New York with his in town last Friday. They will make their home for the present with Mrs. Hams parents, Mir. and Mrs. Alexan- der Gordon, Mir. Ham Is working on the Mitchell farms,
 A social and dance was held in Grange hall last Friday evening.
 Chimney Fire.
 A chimney fire at the Tfuriburt house attracted the attention of pass ersby on the way to service at the Cengregatfenai church Sunday morn ing. With the timely aid of neigh bors the fire was extinguished with little damage.
 The Ladies' Aid society held their annual meeting at the parsonage Thursday afternoon.
 Officers of Sunday School.
 At the close of the regular Sun day school exercises last Sunday morning the annual meeting was held and the following officers were elect ed: Superintendent, Mrs. Mary R. Darling; assistant superintendent and secretary, Mrs. Florence Murray; treasurer, Nathaniel Clark.
 Gilbert Murray led the monthly con- secration meeting of the Y. P. s. c. D. last Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
HAMBURG
Grange Celebrates It's Seventeenth An
 niverssry-Personai Mention.


 Ernest Szneering has returned frem a visit to New York.
 MT. and Mrs. William Sawyer visited their son in Saybrook Sunday.
 Richard Ely returned to Waterbury Monday after a short visit with his parents. MT. and Mrs. E. S. Ely.
 Grange Anniversary
 Lyme grange celebrated it's seven teenth anniversary Thursday evening, April 3rd There will be degree work at the next meeting, April 17th. MT. and Mrs. Carl Andersen are vis- ftors at MT. and Mrs. Swan O1eson's on Lord hill.
 Miss Eliza Martin has been in Had dam assisting in the care of Miss Dickinson.
 L. D. Harding was in New London the first of the week attending court.
 LodewIck Bill was in Chesterfield last Thursday as auctioneer.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Burr of Spring field were at the Manse recently for 8 short time.
 Miss Elizabeth Sterling of Windsor Locks spent her vacation with rela- tives in Old Hamburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
BREWSTER'S NECK
Burial of Albert WheeIr-Rev. G. c. Pollock Breaches in Pastors Ab- sence.

Schooner Ellis W. Litchfeld from Florida has about unloaded at H. F. and A J. Dawley's at Fort Point
 The body of Albert w. Wheeler was brought for burial in the Brewster's 8 Neck cemetery Tuesday. MT. Wheeler was a former resident of this place and had many friends who highly es teemed him.
 MT and Mrs. George A. Partridge attended the wedding of their nephew, Richard Pendleton and Miss Laura Hoffman Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Laundry have moved from their home on the Wheel CT farm to one of the tenements own ed by H. F. Dawley. MT. Laundry Is employed at H. F. Dawley's Lumber yard.
 Rev. G. c. Pollock of Norwich preached an able sermon last Sunday on Life, filling Rev. Wilson Harri- sons place who was attending con ference.
 Miss Agnes Fowler spent over Sun day with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Fowler of the Drawbridge-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
LAUREL GLEN
John Watson Sells His Fsrn1-Local
 Briefs.

Dwight Miner of Norwood. R. l. was in this place last Thursday.
 Hattie White spent last week at the home of her mother, returning Sunday afternoon to her school near JeWett City.
 The teacher in this district, Miss Olga Thompson, is enjoying a week vacation,
 MT. and Mrs. Attaway Main attend ed Church at Pendieten Hill last Sun day.
 Alice and Ruth Maine were callers at MT. Alny's Sunday,
 Stella Martin and children, of Ash away were recent guests of Mrs. Mar tins parents in this place.
 John Watson has sold his farm and is soon te move near Wyassup lake,
 Clara Geer and sister. Emma Main. were in Ashaway Monday.
 R.. B. James was in Paeiiaus Mon- day.
 W t. Main was business caller In N utterly TunsaAS
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
p. BCZRAH
Leeal People at FitehviIe Supper
 Death of Mrs. Cohen.

{ Clarence Bailey and family have ' moved from the Gilbert Rudd farm So a farm in Baltic, MT. and Mrs. Robert Baker and Mrs. Mary Sawyer are moving from Wau- wecus Hill to the Gilbert Rudd farm this week.
 Enjoyed FitchviIIe Hospitality.
 4 number from Bozrah attended the saicken pie supper in Fitchvii1e We'd ifesday evening.
 Supper Success.
 The oyster supper given by the men hf the Congregational church Friday . evening was success financially. E. A. Bishop has been moving Miss Iadd's household goods from her home on Scott Hill to the home of Adel- bert Rudd. Bean Hill.
 Mrs Cohen, who was taken in the ambulance to the Backus hospital Tuesday, died Wednesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
LISBON
Flowing and Sowing Oats-Fire War den Hyde Names His Deputies.

Flowing and Sowing Oats-Fire War den Hyde Names His Deputies. A year ago at this time roads were almost impassab bic because of he deep mud. Now blowing on many farms Is well advanced and some farmers are sowing oats.
 Appointed Fire Wardens. Frank B. Hyde has been appointed town fire warden for 913. The dep uty wardens are Andrew Adams, Jesse PhiiMps. Frank Johnson, James Graham aud John M Lee. Wild flowers brought in by school children include biuets. violets. danes- Hons and hepaticaS.
 William Robertson and son, George, of Jewett City attended church at Newent Sunday.
 As Jswett City Conference.
 Those who attended the conference in Jewett City from this place were Mrs. J. Fl. Kennedy. Mrs. A. F. Read, Mrs. RawEon Read, Mrs. Victor Camp bell, Miss Nellie Nell. Miss Emma Burton, Miss Hattie Bfadlaw. Mr, and Mrs. W. s. Foete
 As Rev. F. A., Fuller wns uaaeie te preach Sunday. Rev. ]. q. Berraws ee= eaa1is1 thp pulpit at kswsat esasea.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
SOUTH LYME
Events of the Week-ineubater Start-
 ed at Waterhouse Place.

Mrs. Ellen Douglass of New Lon don is the guest of Mrs. r. c. Payne Seymour Champion was calling on friends here Wednesday.
 c. H. Warehouse has set his in cubator in prize winning Plymouth Rock eggs.
 Miss Edna Comstock of New Haven is the guest of her grandparents this week.
 H. l. Chadwick is still confined to the house by illness.
 Miss Edith Huff visited friends in Lyme over Sunday.
 Mrs. F. R. Peck was 8 business caller in New London recently.
 Miss Nita Stebbins of New Lon don was the guest recently of friends here.
 Miss Carrie Roath has returned to Ivoryton after a brief visit here.
 Improving Property.
 c. H. Warehouse Is making fine Improvements on his place.
 Mrs. A. H. Miller and children have returned to Jersey City after two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. W. c. Slate.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12

Saturday afternoon an automobile driven by driver for a Norwich gar age, struck a dog as it was crossing Yantic. The dog. a white bulldog with small black spots and a black ear, lay in the gutter for several hours after it had been struck. Finally death ended it's sufferings.
 Ten New Members.
 At the regular meeting of St Johns Holy Name society held Sunday ten new names were accepted as members of the society.
 Mir and Mrs Nelson D. Winchester were recent visitors in Willimantic.
 Mrs; o,i5 s; B. HaMes and daughter, have been spending the week a the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Land phere, the latter being Mrs. Hawes' sister.
 Special Services.
 Rev. G. Elmer Landphere. pastor of the Baptist church. will conduct a week of evangelfstic services in the church beginning Monday, April 21, and has secured the Rev. George D. Allison Ph. D., of Rutherford, N. J., to speak at the services.
 Mrs. Arthur Bates was the guest of friends in Willimantic Tuesday.
 Entertainment Follows Supper.
 There was a very large attendance at the chicken pie supper given by members of the Baptist church in the excellent supper was served the following programme was well car ried out: Song, Where the River Shannon Flows, Miss Nellie Way; song, Mine Miss Doris Autiier; read ings by Mrs. Manning of Yantie; solo, Harold Rose; solo, Frank Rose; solo, Charles Frazer. trio by MT. and Mrs. Bushnell and Frank Rose. MT. and Mrs. George Adams are vis- iting friends in Hartford. Miss Rose Burke was the guest of Mrs. James Mahoney in Preston City the last of the week. Miss Rose Marra and Miss Mary Foley were week end guests of friends in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
x LEFFINGWELL

George Wilson of Storrs college call- ed on local friends recently.
 Fred Lefi1ngweil of Raymond TfiiI spent Sunday at his home here.
 Mrs. Austin Rathbun and son Pai- mer. of Preston, spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. c. l.. Palmer,
 Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Ladd of Scot land were guests Tuesday of MT, and Mrs. Fred Ladd,
 Miss Clark spent Sunday at her home in Ledyard.
 Miss Edith LefHngweii returned to the NaFth6eId seminary Monday af- ter spending week with her par eHts.
 Mrs. Fred Gallup who has aeen sick with tnhanaTaatory rheumatism is slowly improving,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
OAkDALE

The Cottage Prayer meeting was held Tuesday evening at the parson- age.
 Rev. c. L. French. Mrs. French and Mss Ida Edmond attended the ton- ference of the six Congreg tSgn al churches at Jewett City Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Schodeld are enters taining Mrs. Henry Huntington of Hartford.
 James Lathrop of Raymond HilI sold valuable new nilch COW to Austin Benham of Waterford Tues
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
NORTH FRANKLIN

Miss Hase1 Leefais ef Greenevifie spent Sunday with Mrs. L. F. Hrewn- ing.
 Mrs, 1tta Watsen ef Norwich is wis. iting Mrs. A: R. Race.
 Mir: Green and family have sasved ts J. H: Hyde's house:
 ME. Lewis was ffaHtfeFa visitss
 wiIiIam E. isiiiie has eatersa the sstzRisf es 4. F. HfewnlaS
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
CRISWOLD

Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Stone Away from
 Ohio Flood District. Miss Nellie Franklin and Miss Ber- the Latham of Jewett City were call- CTS in Pachaug Sunday.
 A number from this place attended conference in Jewett Cit Wednes- day,
 Away from Flood Dis~ Deacon E, A. Geer received e retter this week fEeH Rev. ". Stone. 8ex.