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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02

visiting relatives and friends in the village.
 Samuel Rogers. Jr., travelling sales man for New York house is visiting in town.
 Miss Eleanor Coates has returned from a visit at Grove beach.
 J. P. Mccoy. operator at the rail- road tower is off duty on account of trouble with his sight.
 Alfred Benson has returned to Wer-
 W. L. Beebe is acting as baggage master at the railroad station during the summer season.
 Pine Grove Items.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Beebe of Rocky Hill are occupying the Griswold cot tage on Pine street. Thomas Beardow of New York is at Pine Knoll for the remainder of the summer Joseph Burnham gave an entertain ment one evening this week. render ing a number of selections from his photograph. MT. Burnham is the pcs sessor of about 500 records and has a number of the best selections ever heard in the Grove. Mrs. Royal Callender of Waterbury is occupying her cottage on High street. Frank Aston is driving a well at the Robinson cottage. Miss Jessie A. Wiley of Norwich is spending the weekend with her sister, Miss Katie J. Wiley on Pine street. Cecil Spicer of New London is in | the Grove. cottage. Harry Farmer of New York, travel ing salesman for a hardware concern in Detroit. Mich, is the guest of his family at Sunshine Villa. Mrs. George Beers and daughter haX n 9 l to the Pines. John D. Griswold left Saturday for Boston to resume his duties at the Hotel Bellevue, after enjoying two weeks vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. G. Griswold.
 Springfield Club. The Springfield club of Springfield, Mass. party of young men are at Seldom Inn for two weeks. George LaCore of Springfield spent Sunday with the club.
 Homer Dorman, employed in Hart ford. is enjoying vacation with his parents on Pine street.
 Good Bathing Improved. Excellent bathing is enjoyed by the cottagers.
 Mrs. Frank M. Fuller who sprained her left side sometime ago by falling on a huge stone near one of the cot tages is able to be around.
 Mrs. B. c. Stone of Springfield, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George M. Barrett of Center street.
 Harold Barrett of Hartford arrived in the Pines Sunday to spend the re- mainder of the summer with his grand parents. pr. and Mrs. G. M. Barrett. c. Won Feilitz has returned to Stam- ford. Mrs. Joset w. Lee of New London is a guest of her son, Harry of Broad way
 W. E. Griswold of Hartford spent Sunday with his family near the cove. Mrs. P. A. Kumpitsch of Bridgeport is a guest of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs R. l.. Manwaring. The Vanderheck and Jefferson fam flies of Hartford are occupying the Eager cottage on High street.
 Austin Thompson of Bristol is at his cottage. Ed. Mitchell of Hartford is at the Scott Snow cottage.
 Mrs. Mary Beardow is i'll at Pine Knoll.
 Mrs. Max Frank of New York is a guest of Mrs. w. H. Barker of Laurel street.
 Mrs. Emil G. Schwerdtle of Ruther- ford N. J., is occupying her cottage.
 Mrs. James Belknap left Saturday for Bridgeport after visit of two weeks to the Grove
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
ROAD SOCIETY
Mrs Sanford Billings Birthday Tea
 Iowa Guest Leaves For Home.

Iowa Guest Leaves For Home.
 Rev. B. U. Hatfield, formerly of the Mystic Baptist church will occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning.
 Rev. and Mrs. Dwight c. Stone were at Maple Lawn Tuesday.
 Mrs. Amos Wheeler of North Ston- ington visited Mrs. Thomas Palmer recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Prentice Williams have had as a guest Mrs. Frank Hayward of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. stephen Palmer have been entertaining Mrs Brush of CleVe- land.
 John s. Palmer was in Norwich on business recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Greene, Mrs. Charles Mackinney of Providence with their guest Mrs William Chesebrough and daughter of Beloit, Wis, motored to Lantern Hill Thursday and called at Maple Lawn on their way home.
 Miss Grace Hewitt is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Fanny Williams
 Mrs. Sanford Billings entertained several guests at tea on Saturday, it being her birthday.
 Mrs Benjamin F. Lewis and Miss Grace D. Wheeler were at the tea garden at North Stonington Tuesday.
 Starts For iowa.
 Mrs Robert Johnston who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Seth N. Williams for several weeks left Mon day for her home in Humboldt, Iowa
 Mrs. Benjamin Lewis has returned to Norwich after spending the week end with MT. and Mrs. Seth N. Williams.
 Mrs Mary Maine of Westerly and Miss Hattie Main of Webster, Mass, were entertained at Sanford N. Bill ings' Friday.
 Mrs. Harry Palmer and Miss Dean Palmer were at the North Stonington tea garden Tuesday.
 Miss Florence k. Tnpios of Boston who is spending the week with her aunt, Mrs, Allan W. Harvey were in Norwich yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02


 Arrangements for the entertainment to be given under the auspices of the M F. Sunday school were discussed at a recent meeting of the Sunday school board and the several committees ap- pointed to have charge of the affair. Mrs Hermon Tubbs and son Merton Of Norwich have been spending a week recently with their aunt, Mrs. George T.. Pitcher, at her summer home on the Bluff.
 Brought Letter from Ireland.
 James Ray of Washington, R. l., was a caller at the parsonage Monday, having recently returned from a visit to his old home in Stranorbar, County Donegal. Ireland, bearing a letter of introduction from Mrs. Harrison s brother. Rev. R. L. Matchett, curate of the Episcopal church in that place.
 Mrs. Martha Moves of Mystic arrived last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins
 Mrs. George Gotham and three sons of Norwich were guests of Miss Lena Barnes Tuesday.
 Had Picnic Dinner.
 The members of the Gales Ferry Reading circle, with other friends, were guests of Mrs. Billings F. $. Crandau at Stoddard's Wharf Wednesday, a picnic dinner being enjoyed by party of r.
 Will Occupy Frost Cottage.
 Mrs. Henry Hughes and three chil- dren of Cohoes, N. Y, who are to oc- cupy the Frost cottage during August, as usual. arrived here Monday for a few days visit with Mrs. Hughes sis ter. Mrs. George Frost. and her family before their departure at the end of the month to their home in MOGtclair, \. J.
 Miss Helen Lincoln of Attleboro, Mass, left Wednesday. having been a guest for a week past of the Misses Povey.
 Miss Elsie McGaire of the Lester district is a member of party of girls camping at Pleasant View.
 liked from New London.
 4 party of summer visitors here, the Misses Christine Gregson and Mildred Cary of Norwich, with Day Fillmore of that city and Richard Ames of Yon- kers, \. Y. walked from New London Tuesday afternoon, covering the dis tance in one and One-half hours.
 James Myers, Mrs. Fife Dewey and Misses Sarah Gardner and Olive Lin- ton of Norwich were visitors for the home of Coroner aMa Mrs. Franklin H. Brown.
 Miss Alice Satterlee left Monday to spend several days with her brothers family in North Haven.
 Miss Mildred Pierce returned to her home at AIlyn's Point Monday even ing from a visit with Miss Edith Ses- sions at Rutland, Vt.
 Mrs. MilIie Street of Palmertown, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins for the past three weeks, left last week to visit nlr. and Mrs. stephen Perkins at Brier Hill. Groton.
 Miss Louise Beck of Hartford, with Clarence Baker and Miss Edith Baker Aof Norwich. were entertained by Mir. and Mrs. George E. Pitcher at their summer home here Sunday.
 Mrs. George Stanton of Norwich was a guest last week of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown.
 Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins, with her grandchildren. Mary and Madeleine Birch. were visitors at the Golden Spur on Wednesday, returning for a trolley trip by way of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
ABINCTON
Motor Party to Rocky Point-Pasters
 Exchange Pulpits.

Mrs. Gilbert Thompson is visiting at J. H. Wilbur's.
 MT. and Mrs Andrew Weeks of Ashford and Mrs. Henry Kenyon of Hampton were recent guests at Dur ward Kenyon's.
 Ltlla Weeks, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. George Hicks, has returned to her home at Wash ington, R. l. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Amidon and family have returned from a vacation spent It Westford, Worcester, Mass, and Holland.
 Miss Lucy Clough of Holland is vis- iting friends in town.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Griggs are spending their vacation at Fftchburg, Mass
 Several Abingdon people motored to Rocky Point Sunday those going in cluding Newell Badger Mrs. G. W. Fuller, Frank Hildreth, Ernest Clapp and sister, Miss Edith Clapp.
 Rev. G. 0. Reed, pastor of the Con- gregational church, exchanged pulpits on Sunday with Rev. MT. Brown of Hampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
MAN

Rumored Sale of Harrison chappelI Heuse-Summe Activities in Viliaqe
 and Pine Grove.
 Frank c. Bruce of Flanders is tear ing down the house he purchased some time ago from the railroad company, The place was occupied for some years by Mir, and MrS. c. P, l1ill,
 Ii Is fumored that the Harrison Chhppsli house on Lincoln street has been sold to out -of-town parties who intend to iise ii for a summer home. The house is being occupied by the M eAtle a f1d Rowiey families fl present.
 Walter Smith is etnpieyed at Cres- cent beach
 John Peabody is entertaining ais sso7a and family fr0f4l Hart ford,
 Mrs. Fessie Mofiafty a4ld A5 iss f5 . lie stsTeas afs employed ae the ieeai tei6PhSAs exchange
 Dewey and Willia2a sf2aisil aSs ea= tsftaihihg their sister, Miss MaFjegie
 Masia AiaiAasti es a4;as.-, Mass, is iA fe%sR.
 Nj. L. Nasea aas entered ths asa- pies sf e, H. Ceas.
 FFsd SRith of ISer- teaSoa is en- pIoFed is5 F. A BecSE{th
 Mrs. Caa4ies Raymond es sSGa53eR, l. l. fessaas resident ef Niantie, is
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
SALE.
Mrs. Rogers Guest of Honor at Birth day Party--Summer Activities in Local Life.

Oranel Pratt and family have re- turned from Block Island, where they spent several days.
 Guest of Honor.
 Mrs. Susie B. Rogers was a guest of honor at birthday party given by the North Lyme Birthday club at the home of Miss Mary Strong last Fri day. The birthdays of three club mem bers were celebrated as well as those of Mrs. Susie Babcock and Miss Lila Babcock, who were guests.
 Miss Comstock of Quaker Hill is the guest of the Misses Tisdale at their summer home.
 Charles w. Harvey is spending his vacation at his home in town.
 Mrs. M. R. Siegfried is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose V. Ray.
 Henry Fox of Kansas City is spend ing his vacation at the Fox homestead with his aunt, Miss Ella Fox.
 Visited Fort Lee Friends.
 Miss Minnie Kingsley returned last Thursday from a visit of several weeks with relatives at Fort Lee, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Daniels and child of Colchester were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. N. L. Clark.
 Charles S. Ray and son Clyde spent Thursday in Norwich.
 Enoch Crandall was the guest of relatives in Oswegatchie Thursday.
 Mrs. Clyde Beebe and daughters, Misses Ruth and Ida Beebe, returned to their home in Uncasville Sunday after a brief visit at the home of Mrs. Beebe's aunt. Mrs. J. Raymond Doug lass.
 Mrs NJ. R. Siegfried, Mrs. Rose Ray and Miss Katherine Ray were guests Thursday at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Rathbone of LefnngWen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
NORTH STONIINGTON
Allan w. York Able to Leave Chicago iospitai--Miss Wheeler Attending Nephew's Weddine-lnt interest in Tea Garden.

Rev. F, Nj. ffollister preached al the Road church in Stonlngton last Sun- day, Adr. Hoiiisters s pUlpit was occu- pied by Rev. r, C. 4. Jones of Wester- iy.
 Rev. George Ii. Chambers of Adams Center, N, r., spoke ia the Third Bag tiss church lBS5 Sunday and wall preach n6xt Sunday a1s6.
 Rey. f4ueiaa DfHfS wifi supply the fs4sif3it ef the f5astisk eauFca as Old Mystic AHg44s$ Sd aad 18th, t1fe pastor being abseRs s4a vacation.
 Mir. a42d Mrs. BayaFd D. IeFE aad soa, Daniel Albert, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Jesaa |. Ye7dz.
 fiesHe From Cta;sa5e,
 Alias W. fa4s, 5ass ets ef 8 ERi= cage hasPisai, where he has been ill with tFBl7aid fever, arrived at his home iR fhis Fiiiags, FhSsEsdaF:
 Wifi A&&aad Wedding.
 Miss Bella A, Whaaiey #eat fe Serthamptea, Adags:, Thursday and te- day (SatGFda59 Hi1i attsad tAe Wed= dias ia Ne# HamRsaiEe, ef ReF ReRh=
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
FRANKLIN
Geo. Kahn Shoots Deer-Rev. H. A, BeadIe Presents Memorial Hymn : board to Church.


 board to Church.
 c. H. Robinson is spending a few days in New York
 Mrs. Hermon A. Gager has returned after spending few days in RFovi- dence and Scituate.
 Miss Gertrude Gallup of Norwich is the guest of Miss Eleanor Beckwith. Mrs. Hattie Starkweathef of Leb- anon has been spending a few days with Mrs M. A. Bolande and Mrs. An toinette Hastings.
 Shot Deer. George Kahn shot a deer Wednesday morning which was destroying his crops Mir Kahn presented the deer l. Oliver Johnson of Colchester was calling on friends here Monday. Mir. and Mrs. LaYius A. Robinson and Mrs. c. H. Robinson and two children. Ruth Parker and Nelson Dexter were in Lebanon Sunday, call ing on Mrs. Lucy E. Manning. Mrs. Abbie Speeler and Miss Lillie Johnson were in Norwich, Tuesday. Miss Osborne of Boston has been the guest of Miss Elsie Maine, S. N. Hyde was in Norwich, Tuesday.
 Grabbing Party.
 A large number from here went grabbing at the Drawbrldge one day the last week,
 Walter $. Vail was a recent Yantic visitor.
 c. Sherwood was a visitor at $. N. Hyde's on Sunday.
 Willard Capshaw of Torrington is spending few weeks with his father, Rev. B. P. Capshaw.
 Memorial Hymnboard. Sunday morning at the Congrega- tional church a hynnboard was pre- sented the church from the former pastor Rev Harry A. Beadle in Leonard.
 Car Overturned
 An automobile from New London in going up Meeting House hill in front of Eric MitchelPs lost it's power and in backing down the hill turned turtle. None of the occupants of the car were injured The car was slightly damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
LISBON
Miss Baldwin Starts West-Girs
 katydid Heard Monday.

Several from this place attended the organ recital given by Alexander M. Mackay in Jewett City Monday even- ing.
 Misses Lois and Florence Wibberley have returned to Plainf1eld after a stay at the Wibberley homestead.
 Mir and Mrs. Raymond Foote and Miss Florence Foote of New York and Mrs. C. E. Johnson of Bridgeport have been visitors at the home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs w. $. Foote.
 Gone to Granite State,
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert Johnson sand daughter Hazel went Wednesday to East Westmoreland. N. h., to visit relatives.
 Mrs Albert Sellew of Washington, D. C.. with two of her children. after spending a week at Mrs. J. H. Ken nedys, have returned 10 New London, where they are spending the summer. The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Thursday afternoon
 Miss Lucy Baldwin left Wednesday for California to spend a month with her sister, Miss Hannah Baldwin. Dur ing her absence Dr. Helen Baldwin of New York will be at the Baldwin homestead.
 First katvdid.
 The first katydid of the season was heard Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
Water So Low in Cedar Swamp Reser- voir That Fish Gather Near Gates.

Berry pickers are finding berries plenty. Parties bring in their pails full of nice large blue and blackber- ries. The warm weather will cause them to ripen quickly and cut short the season
 Farmers in this section have nearly finished having. An average crop is reported
 Miss Hazel Allen of North Adams, Mass. is spending the summer at Mrs. Laura Aliens.
 Mrs. Billings of Nc-@ich is the guest Bf friends here
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Case and little ion- Robert, were at the home of Mrs. Cases parents for a short time Sun Hay, making the trip from Chesterfield Sy way of Norwich in their automobile.
 Reservoir Low
 The Cedar Swamp reservoir is very low and the fish are massed in a small body of water near the gates so thick -6, that the water is alive with fish.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
Windham County HANSON

Ofia, Prank and Merton Phillips #efe at Rocky Point Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry KeHyen sBeHk sev eEei days lass week with heR sea, Dur waFd KeRF eR iR Abingdon,
 Miss Marian HaRhlond visited her aunt Mrs. Prank I7IfHHliS Of Chaplin recently.
 J. J, Gady speat staday ae his fezae here.
 ". r. Wiiiiaaas aas tss1e3 AiF. Me GFath's place ia the staEiaa here.
 Mrs. .AnRiR Martin and Miss Mar gaEet Fitzgerald ef Baaieisea Fisie cd at thais bFetheSs, J. J. FitEgeFaid'a 5 recently.
 Mfr aad Mrs. Fred BaiaeF eaiied af + ". HaamsRd's Sunday,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
WILsSONVU.LE

Mrs. Wilmot and daughter, who have been visiting MT. Paine have re- turned to Boston
 Mrs. Howe of Vermont ana Mrs Thompson of Upton, Mass, have been spending a few days with their cousin, Mrs. Charles Webster.
 MT. and Mrs. C.. F. May of Webster and MT and Mrs. F. c. May and son of Norwich called on local relatives Wednesday.
 Mrs. Alley Town of North Grosven- ordale was recent visitor at Mrs Frank Wilson's.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
LEDYARD
Grange Picnic Most Enioyable-Town
 to Have Model School.

Rev. ". F. White will preach at the Sunday morning service in the Congre- gational church. Rev and Mrs. White will be absent two weeks on their va cation. They will spend one week in Northfield. Mass, and one week in New York. Rev. Mir Whites former home.
 Ledyard grange held its annual pie nIc at Poquonock Wednesday. There was a good attendance and all were pleased with the outing
 Mrs. Lester and son of Laurel Hill have been guests of Mrs. Bertha l.. Avery.
 To Have Model School.
 There will be a model school in town this year at Bedyard Center. No teacher has been engaged as yet, She will be furnished with all equipment and receive a salary of $52 per month, S. F. Hoidrfdge. secretary of the school board. states there are two more ya- cancies to be filled. Nearly all Of the teachers have been re-ensaged,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
:4Sft ,WlL.l FIT
Local Guests at Westerly Birthday
 Celebration.

Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Clark were in Westerly Saturday to attend the 72d birthday anniversary of Mir Clark s brother in law, Mir. Austin.
 Herbert Walker is cutting the grass on the Coal Pit Hill farm
 c. F. Hayward is cutting the grass on the Winfield Eccleston farm near Cassadduc Hill.
 First Pole Beans.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb picked the first pole beans and summer squash Tues day.
 Julius Wolfram is working in Pres ton.
 The relatives who have been visiting Mir and Mrs. s. Ahlberg returned to New York Sunday.
 Otto Anderson attended the auction al Yantic the first of the week and purchased some stock.
 The heat of Tuesday and Wednesday was broken by the thunderstorm which passed around Wednesday afternoon and cleared away the fog.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
CHAPLIN

Lightning Strikes Smith House.
 Farmers Finish Having,
 Miss Mabel A. Lanphear visited over last Sunday with Miss Medbury at Black Hill. Plainfield. Mrs. J. c. Moves of Cincinnati was an over Sunday visitor with MT. and Mrs. w. B. Gallup.
 Stru& by Lightning.
 During the shower Monday lightning struck the house of William H. Smith near North Windham. doing some damage.
 MT. and Mrs. BIoogett of Springfield. Mass, were recent visitors at F. w. Martins.
 Mrs. Orin R. wftter or hartford is at the home of her mother, Mrs E. Jessie Hunt, for a visit.
 Winfield J. Phillips has purchased an auto.
 Most of the farmers are through having and have stored a good crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
CLARK'S
Lightning Flows Up Turf-Bolt En-
 ters Felt MiI-FuneraI of Mrs. Clark

Monday afternoon the e ric show CT was very severe in th liage. A bolt of lightning struck the ground in E. P. Lewis yard, tearing up the turf, for several feet. It also entered the mill of the Federal Felting Co, over the telephone wire, burning out the fuse in the telephone and giving all the employees an electric shock. Harry Davisun was near the telephone and saw the flash that blackened the wall nearby
 Death of Mrs. Helen Clark.
 Mrs Helen Clark who has been very ill for several weeks, died Tuesday evening. The funeral services included prayer at the house a ten thirty o'clock and service at the chapel at eleven o'clock. Burial was at Asha- way cemetery.
 Mrs. Horace Palmer and Mrs. Frank Palmer. were in Westerly on business, Tuesday morning. They were dinner guests of Mrs. Albert Kuehn at the Norman farm.
 Mrs Kuehn is entertaining ladies from New York city, also friends from Cohoes, N Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
FTTCHVILLE
James Burke Falls Down Stairs John Su1ard Crushed Between Car and Waoon.

and Waoon.
 While feenng his way around his room on the second floor of his home, James Burke whose sight is very poor, fell down stairs and was painfully in jured. Dr. Lewis Cissidy of Norwich was called to attend the injured man and he ordered his removal 10 the Backus hospital.
 Painfully Injured.
 John Sullard of Bean Hill was at work here with the outside laborers unloading baled rags and was caught between a freight car and heavy wagon which was being backed up. He was taken to his home.
 Miss Matilda Muddeman Of Taft vile. has beeen the guest of her moth CT, Mrs Annie Anderson.
 Warren Thompson is spending the week end with his family, who are spending several days at Pine Grove.
 Miss Mary McCarty is spending sev- eral days with her uncle, MT. Patrick Murphy at Block Island.
 Miss Annie Fields is at Ocean Beach.
 Geo. V. Allyn of Hartford, who has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. J.. c. Allyn, has left for New York, where he will visit relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Miss Lucy Baldwin Starts for Cali
 fornia..

Charles H. Newton of New London, Walter Newton, of Arlington, N Y. and Frederick Newton of East Lyme, were guests of Levi N. Clark Mon day
 Mrs. Carrie E. Clark spent the week end with her daughter Mrs. Frank R. Burdick, at Norwich.
 Master Willie Douglass returned to his home at Norwich Wednesday, af- ter a weeks visit with his grandpar- ents MT. and Mrs. F. J. Barber.
 Miss Lucy Baldwin started on trip to California Tuesday, to visit her sis ter, Miss Hannah Baldwin who is liv- ing in California on account of poor health.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
NORTH LYME
Over Thirty Members of Birthday Club
 Meet With Mrs. N. s. Strong.

Mrs. W. M. Sisson, Jr., and Miss Dorothy Sisson visited at M. J. Stark g this week
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beebe and chill dren were guests at G. H. Strong Tuesday.
 Mir and Mrs. T. R. Williams and chill dren of Hartford visited at N. s Strong's and James Raymond's the last of the week.
 Charles Sisson of Winthrop was ir town Sunday.
 c. F. Jewett and family, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Harding and Mrs. J. | Tiffany were at ocean Beach last Sun day.
 The members of the Birthday club met with Mrs. N. s. Strong last Friday afternoon with over thirty ladies present. The affair proved very en- joyable.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
LAUREL GLEN

Dr. B,aasa Aiaia left Friday fer Bradford, +, l.. and gt6niagten,
 DF, Haia and family dined af the Wamphassett InR, Saturday.
 Rev, ", Vaa ffe9a of Asaa#ay preached k tiae ehap pei fast Sunday.
 VieteT KS1st called ea irving Fae8 psea at PeadieEea tfi1i, Sta6as: WeaiEhis Main and seas were at faESes, Monday,
 Warren Haie has returned ts Spring. field,
 A staagie:aaz' es9aa' eE g9s persons has bssR EessaIly. foEInea ia LeRaen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02

American copper mines turned e4zf 21AfSe.1s3 reun6s last year, e4 l,sefs= sss e"ess as sSs ss sasn - .Sai ps sSs ts tss greAtep.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
New london County
GALES FERRY

James Ray Returns from Trip to lre- land-Brn-s Letter from Episcopal Curate-Book Club at Stoddard's Wharf,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
UNCASVILLE.

Sunday School Picnic-Ciub's Gift to Mrs. Edwin PhilIips-Launch Party to the Beaeh-O. U. A. M. InstaiIa- tion,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
EAST COLCHESTER

The first katydid of the season V heard Monday evening.