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The Caucasian., 1913-12-07

When It is a question of quality
and price concerning your station
cry, we would like to show you what
we have to offer. Phone 1000.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-07

their own produce will not be re-
quired to pay anything.
The above is what we intended
the license to be for the present
year and the ordinance as intro
duced is simply to correct an errcr.
This explanation is made again
at the request of some of our peo-
ple.'"
The Caucasian., 1913-12-07
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Lodge No. 122, BeneSs-
lent and Protective Order OF Elks
Grand Opera House, Sunday lN-
ternoon. Dee. q 1918.
The Caucasian., 1913-12-07

The faults OF our brothers we
write upon the sand, their virtues
upon the tablets of love and men,
ory.'
Invocation-Rev. C. F. Hoffman.
Anthem, "The Souls of the Right
eous Are in the Hands of the Lord"
(Noble)-By st. Marks choir, under
the direction Of George Heyden
Bromby.
Opening Ceremenies-The Lodge.
Roll Call Of Deceased Members
By the secretary.
''Thanatopsis" David B. Samuels.
Quartet, ''The Vacant Chair"
Ceremonies Continued-By the
Lodge.
Opening Ode, "Auld Lang Syne'-
By the Lodge:
Prayer-By the chaplain.
Response, Nearer, My God, to
Thee'-By the lodge choir, and en-
tire audience GALL standing).
Angels Serenade" Ode Braga)-
Violin, Mrs. T. C. Padon; piano, Miss
Louise Laenger.
Soprano Solo, my Ships" ella
Wheeler Wilcox Mrs. P. M. Welsh.
Eulogy, "Our Departed Brothers
Rev. Bro. Luke M. White, Of Pu-
laski (Va.) Lodge No. 1865.
Tenor, Il am Only Waiting" q. L.
White) Bro. Martin.
Quartet, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" (Ambrose).
Bass Solo, Absent (Metcalf)-
Brother McCann.
Quartet, bella Figlia Belle D'Ar-
more" (From Rigoletto) Soprano
Mrs. P. M. Welsh; contralto, Miss
Matte Allen; tenor, Bro. George T
Martin; basso, DIR. Paul w. Geddes.
Closing Ceremonies-By the lodge
Closing Ode, {air Home, Sweet
Home" Lodge and audience viii
stand.
Benediction-Bro. C. F. Hoffman
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
STAFFORD
Ministerial Association to Meet at Parsonage-HalIowe'en Party at the Grange.

James Mitchell of Denver, Col, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. M. keefe.
 Mrs May Moseley and son of Burn side were guests of MT. and Mrs. Rus sell Colburn.
 Miss Flora Nothe of Pittstield. Mass was the guest last week of Mrs. F, A. Lasbury and Mrs. Bertha Goodeu.
 Rev. and Mrs William F. Gaskin at tended the interdenominatiOnal state Sunday school convention in Norwich this week as delegates from the Uni Versalist Sunday school
 Miniaters to Meet.
 The Stafford Ministerial association will meet at the parsonage next Mon day. Supper will be served by the la- dies of the church.
 George Lord has bought a 1914 car.
 Did Halloween Stunts.
 The Halloween party under the au- spices of Stafford grange, held in Me- rnorial hall last Friday evening, was a success The hall was decorated with 600 feet of rope made of orange and black crepe paper, excellent taste being displayed in the festooninS and drap- ing. During a concert by Stafford Citizens band an opportunity was giV- en to try the several stunts arranged by the committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
ETEBROrg
Village Needs a Market-Dance fer
 Miss Wightman.

Miss Mabel A Knox was visitor in Hartford over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Nor wich were at E. T. Smiths over Sun day.
 Miss Addfe Jagger is visiting Miss Ellen Buell.
 bury was in town Monday
 Miss Ethel Porter has been in Nor Wich attending the Sunday school convention this week
 Miss Nettie Griffin was at home over Sunday.
 Howard Thompson is working with Edmund Horton for the winter
 Howard Rogers has commenced his duties as ianitor in the Center school
 Market Needed.
 The people here have to send to Wiliimantic or Hartford to get meat which is not always convenient. A good chance for the right man to open a market!
 Mrs H. Clinton Porter visited her daughter in Coventry last week
 Complimentary Dance.
 A dance was given by Mr. and Mrs. Leon RatHbun in honor of their niece, Miss Helen Wightman, Wednesday evening at the town hall
 Miss Natalie Bloom is visiting in Stamford and New York.
 William Chamberlin took a party to Hartford Wednesday.
 William Porter has gone to Hart ford with his brother for the winter. Mrs Clarence Porter of Hartford was caller in town recently
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
DAYVnLE.
Mrs Nicholas Bowen Critically Ill., Five Minute Talks at Mems Club.

Miss Alice P. Fish returned to Mys- tic Monday.
 Mrs. Oswald Street has returned home after spending a week in Previ dence
 Mrs. Nicholas Bowen remains critic ally Ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. J, Burnett.
 Miss Mary Blanchard is entertaining her aunt, Mrs. Ruth Hammond. of Fall
 Mrs. Charles A. Russell entertained the Ladies Aid society Tuesday,
 Miss Julia Bowen of Pawtuclzet, R. l., was home to see her mother, who is ill.
 Peter Gringas is back at work after a week spent in Boston and Worces- ter.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Robinson gave them a hearty welcome on their visit here in -s,y- vile this week. They will now make their home at Wakefield. R, I,
 Five Minute Talks.
 At the Mems club Monday evening the five minute talks were given by F. ". Bennett upon Woman's Sui frage, A T. Hope on Education, George Williams on Wireless FeIegra- phys James Walker on Music, Sabin. $. Russell upon One Church. the Rev. Charles DoWne upon One Village.
 William Or1nSby is soon to com mence keeping house in a tenement owned by Rev. Charles Downe
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
SPRING HILL,
Party on 5irthday--Judge Storrs Irl-
 proving Stable.

Rev. A. 4. Muir was in New Hanrp- shire the first half of the week on bus- mess.
 Miss Evelyn Laubscher of Rockville is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wayne Storrs.
 Harry DI. Day and family, of Jersey City have moved into B. M, Sears house, MT. Sears will board with them. Mrs. H. F, StOrTS was in Coventry Wednesday evening, where Miss May received 8 linen shower. Invitations are out for the 2Gth of this month,
 Birthday Party,
 Elsa Jane Palmer was five years old on Wednesday, the 9th, and entertain- ed a circle of seven young friends from 2 to o'clock In the afternoon. Refreshme were served
 The Sewing club met with Mrs, B. s, Hawkins Wednesday afternoon,
 Model Stable.
 Judge l.. J. Stngrs is fitting up a sta- ole for part of his herd of fms Eoi- sJeins, with cement floor and all mod- ern conyeniences,
 4 black horse, owned by MT. Jones of WilIimantic, one of a pair used on the state road, died of colic last Tues day, The horse was young and consid- cred d good one.
 Mrs. Lucina Bennett is visiting at Mrs. Ella Nason's.
 Miss Ruth DaHoll is at Fl. c. flaw kins.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
PACKER
Supervisor Visits Schools-Body of
 Henry Gates Removed to Troy.

Mir. and Mrs. Clarence TruSde1l yis- ited MT Fruesdeifs father Sunday, making the trip in an auto from their home in Attawaugan.
 Mrs. Amy Douglass of Hopey1lle wis., tied over the week end with Mrs Will liam c. Briggs.
 Miss NJ. Doo4an of PIainfeld spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Fielder
 Henry Simoneau of FaftYille was a visitor at his brothers, Philip Simon eau'S recently.
 Mrs: Celia MoFisette was in the Rose of New England Saturday.
 Miss Fannie Hopkins spent Sunday in the village.
 Mrs. C. Card of WinHham spent Sun day with Miss Hattie Phillips.
 Charles Gamble has returned after a trip to New Bedford, Fall River, Bos ton and Providence.
 Albert Oliver of Versailles visited his sister, Mrs. Arthur Willard recently.
 J. w. DoWs, supervisor visited the school here Thursday.
 The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. James Higgins at the parsonage Thursday afternoon and evening
 Body Removed.
 Undertaken William Buclzland of Manchester and Morris Latham of Troy, N. Y, were here Tuesday to su- perintend the removal Of the body of Henry Gates from the Packer cemetery to a cemetery in Manchester
 Miss Ida A. Scott Of South Canter- bury was caller at Miss Evelyn Browning's Thursday,
 Mir. and Mrs, William Wheeler and son, Willie. Mrs. William c Briggs and children, Sidney Smith and the Walk CT children Werea nnong those who at tended the public meeting in the inter ests of education held at Canterbury Green Thursday There was an exhibit of children's school work.
 Mrs Henry Trusden spent Wednes- day in Norwich.
 Mrs. Parkhurst spent one day last week in JeweEI City
 Mr. and Mrs, Young of South Can terbury called on Postmaster Brown Thursday
 Moves to Norwich.
 Mrs Mary Rathbun's household goods which have been stored in Miss Phillips house here for @ few months, were moved to Norwich by auto track this week, Mrs Rathbun having pur- chased a house there
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Stephen BrockWay has purchased 6 touring car.
 Mrs. Catherine Burke, who has been at Allen KenyoRs the past three weeks, has returned to New York.
 Walter Angell of Spencer, Mass, anc Albert Webster and MT NorthruR o1 Providence, were at Allen w. Kenyon's Sunday.
 Miss H. P. S1ingsbg is visiting friends in Hartford,
 Ferdinand Kenyon is visiting his father, w. s. Kenyon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

 EKONk
Maine Quayle Marriase-Husking At
 Tanner Farm

MT, and Mrs E. Byron Gallup spent Sunday with Mrs, William C. Stanton lat Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. KeabIes of Lowell Mass, and Miss Alice Afford of Will- mantle were callers here Saturday.
 Rev William J. Reynolds, Miss Margaret Tanner, Mrs. John F. Tan ner. Mrs, Edward Gallup, and Miss Esther Gallup attended the Sunday school convention at Norwich, Tues day.
 Sunday callers were: Mrs. L. H. Healy and son of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. George Ravens of Norwich, and Mr and Mrs. John Baton of Waure- gan.
 Maine Quayie-
 Mir Maine of Jewett City and Miss QuayIe of Yoluntown were united in marriage at the parsonage Wednes- day afternoon.
 Everett WhippIe of Veluntown is a guest of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Col burn.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Stanton attend ed the funeral of Mrs William Kinney at South VoIuntown, Monday.
 Several members of Ekonk Grange attended a meeting of Plainfield Grange, Tuesday evening.
 Husking and Social.
 A large company attended a husk- ing and social at the home of MT. and Mrs. John E. Tanner, Friday ev- ening.
 Everett Gallup Is spending q few days in Providence
 Mrs Alvin Corey has been i'll.
 John w. Gallup of Danielson has been d visitor here this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
STAFFORDVILLE
Ghost Met Guests at Halloween Party Supper and Social at Rock Mead5.v

About twenty five young people en- joyed a Halloween social at the home of Mrs. James Roberts last week Thursday night. The home was pret- tily decorated with Jack-o lanterns, holly, evergreen, etc. Games were played and refreshments served. One of the best featurs of the evening was tn ghost that met the guests at the door: he caused much merriment for the evenings entertainment.
 A bus load of people from here att tended the supper and social at Mrs F. H. Ballous on Rock Meadow Fri day evening.
 Mrs. Herbert Bosworth with her two children spent the week end with her mother in Rock Meadow
 Sunday at Methodist Church
 The pastor of the NJ F. church preached an excellent sermon last Sun day morning from Prov IA: 34. Right eousness Exalteth a Nation. But Sin Is a Reproach to Any People. Sunday evening Rev. G. c. Scrivener preached from Acts 26 19 His theme was Heavenly Visions,
 Mrs. c. B. Corbin of Springfield was the guest last week of her mother, Mrs. Mary Heck.
 Mrs F. M. Lyon and son Allison were guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. John Lyon in Westf0rd.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08


 The Brooklyn library has bought the bank bzrSiding from the Brooklyn Saw inES bank and have had the deed re- corde6-
 John & and Alice F.itehfeld have conpiered their srtesiaT well. going to depth of 155 feet all but 30 feet be- tra- through rock When water was struck the flow vas upwards of five zailorS . minute The water is seen within se feet of the top of the well and Is of. excellent qiaiity.
 Ar. and ad-Ss. William ad. ISaaes have cfcSe6 their hoHSe here and returned tn New NoTsy for the winter,
 Mir and Mrs. Howard C. Travis of Newton. Mass were recent guests of Mir and Mrs. flames =. Palmer
 The voessg people ef the tov!n have purchased plano for Unitarian hall
 Miss Cora Riley a former resident, has been the guest of Mrs. Anna B. Cummings
 MT. and eGrs. Joseph R. Stetson have been entertaining George Stetson Of New Bedford. Mass. and Dzs James E. Stetscn of New Haven, at the old homestead
 NEr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Cooper have had as guests NT. and Mrs. Henry Zo-T and Mrs. Frank Cooper of New Haven. MT and Mrs c, r, Newton of New London and Ns- and Mrs. Samuel Cooper
 Many Attend Supper.
 The Ladies AtS society Of the Bap- tiss church gave a Hallowe'en supper at the ra-~so-asa~e Friday night which pie had very prettilS decorated the rooms and after supper enjoyed a hsppr hour in pSsSlng various games At each plate was placed a dainty place card
 17r and Mrs. Mortimer Miller and daughter. Marion. have returned 10 Hartford for the winter
 Sso.OCo for State Roads.
 Two special meetings Of the town were held the past week, oJle to see if the town would resc1nd 9 vote passed making an sppropraz1loc for state road but Whfcn had not been used as S-e1 Th1s vas defsateGs and the sec onG to see if Ihe town would vote to construct more state road and to make m appropriation for the same It was voted that an appropriation of SleooV he made and rhs4 tax ot mlllls De laid 1a nee1 said appropriation
 Mss Emma AIiller- is with her sis fer. Mrs Frank Haxie 10 care for her, as she Is Serious3yalL Charles Edwin Blake who is home. rick with a cold expects To return to Fchcol in a shDr1 time
 Ar and Mrs R. F. Williams and daughter are visiting in Springfield, Mass
 Papers Read
 The Womer-s club met Monday with Afrs William H. Clewiey- Mrs Hugh tlason read paper on Chinese and Sapanese Fine Art that she did not finish al the former meeting for lack CT time Dr Genung read a paper on EEg-pa-the Middle Empire 19O0-1525 E. C
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
Temperance Sunday Observance.
CANTERBURY PLAIN
Jolly Halloween Ceiebration-Birthd Surprise Party for Mrs. Homer BarroWs

Miss Ethel Speerli gave a Halloween party at her home last Friday night. Most of the guests came masked and 1t caused much merriment trying to find out who they were. Many HaIlow- cen games were played in which the witch and black cat had a part. Cake and coffee were served
 Going South.
 Miner Robbins. who has lived in the neighborhood a good many years. sold his household goods at auction last Monday and expects to go south for the winter
 Given Birthday Party.
 Mrs. Homer Barrows was given a birthday surprise party Wednesday. She had invited two intimate friends to spend the day and had no idea of any more coming, so when the ladies of the church walked in with packages in their arms, indicating good things to eat she was very much surprised Dinner was served at noon The after noon was very pleasantly spent in and music.
 Mrs. Harry Dean of Moosup has been spending few days with her parents. Miss Ethel SpeeTli is visiting Mrs. Joseph Carter of Scotland, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

ing lots of fun and little profit in killing skunks, which seem numerous this fall.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert G. Sherman of Westbrook were week end guests of R. Ii. Sherman
 Mrs. Benjamin Green is visiting her. daughter, Mrs. Couty. in Wallingford, Vt
 state library has been placed in the Ripley Hill schooIhouse and is much appreciated by the pupils.
 At the contest at South Coventry Friday evening Miss Barbara Peterson was awarded the first prize for elocu- tion. Miss Peterson is one of the pu- pills of the Ripley Hil school.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
CHAPLIN
Rev. H. c. Mcknight Reads Story in
 Entertainment Course.

Rev. H. c. Mcknight Reads Story in
 Entertainment Course.
 The second entertainment in the course was given on Tuesday evening by Rev. Fl. C. Mcknight and was an interesting story written by him en- titled The Village of Underhill. A good company was present at the ves- try to enjoy the story, At the close cake, sandwiches and coffee were served and all had a social time. The next entertainment will be Tuesday evening. Nov. IS. when Rev. MT. Mc- Knight will continue his story, taking for his subject Fred Hubbard. Govern or.
 Notes.
 Miss Jane Clark has returned from 8. visit with friends in Hartford and New Britain.
 Landeck Brothers have erected an- other siIo to hold their large corn crop Mr. and Mrs. Waterman Griggs are to spend the winter in North Wind ham with their daughter. Mrs. StoWell BIrnbam.
 Mrs. E. Jessie Hunt is to spend the winter in New Britain where her daughter, Miss Florence I, Hunt, is teacher ill a graded school,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
SOUTH VviI1DF7AM
Mission Society Elects Officers James Maine's Funeral Held We'd
 

MT. and Mrs. w. F. Barstow spent Sunday at Brooklyn. Conn.
 Myron Hatfield has recovered from a serious attack of blood poisoning
 Merton Clifford and family were guests of MT. and Mrs Frank Clifford, Sunday:
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taber were vis- itors in Norwich, Monday.
 Mrs. ": E. Card. Mrs. Alfred Card ham, Mrs Morris Golden, Miss Iva Adams and w. F: Barstew attended the State Sunday School convention at Norwich the past week.
 George Ennis has been recent visitor in town
 Mrs. W. c. Card spent Sunday at Pael1eryille.
 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Raymond of Norwich have been spending 3, few days with Mrs. Raymend's sister, Mrs. Frank Clifford
 Officers Elected.
 The Ladies' Mission Society held it's annual business meeting Wednesday evening when the following officers were elected: d:-President, Mrs. Arthur Sweet; vice. president. Mrs. T, B. PeekhaIn; and Mrs. Henry Scribner, secretary: and treasurer Mrs. George Backus. After the election plans were discussed for the winter and 1t was decided to hold evening meetings as has been done in the past. also to hold sale in December.
 Mrs. Cassius Curtis has been spend ing few days at her home near Boston.
 Mrs Charles Hahn and infant daughter have been guests of Mrs. Hahn's mother, Mrs. Mary Larkham.
 Funeral of James Maine.
 The funeral of James Maine who died early Monday morning was held Wednesday afternoon from his home here. A large number of relatives and friends were present. The services were conducted by the Rev. M. R.. Plumb of Windham. The bearers were Fred Taber, Walter HoXie, B. L.. Palmer and T. F.. Peclham- Burial was in Windham cemetery
 Mir and Mrs Disque and Mrs. Beauch of Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs. Felix Kuchner.
 Willis Slate who has been confined to the house for a week by illness is so as to be at work once more.
 Miss Lamson and Mrs. Miller of are visiting their sister, Mrs. Peterson.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
WTIS ISONVILLE

Roy Anderson and his brother, who have been visiting local relatives the past week, have returned to their home in Massachusetts.
 Thomas Paine left Thursday for a visit with his daughter and family in Maiden, Mass.
 Miss Edith Woodward was Put nam visitor Tuesday,
 Mir and Mrs. c. F. May of Webster and Mrs. A. R, Beyi1le of Wi11imantic were with Mrs. Bixby Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Bixby visited relatives at Dresser Hill, Dudley, last Friday.
 Miss Marion Gregg and Miss Hawk inson of Webster called on MT. Paine Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. Everett Hunting were at Charles Kelfy's Thursday. Miss Minnie Kelly returned home with them
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

ing's work. Doughnuts, pumpkin pie. cheese, wafers, cocoa, coffee, pears, apples and candy were served.
 Mrs. Charles Bugbee is. confined to the house. A nurse from Worcester is in attendance.
 Benjamin Farrows and Mir. Jessor have moved the past week into the Wright house
 Gave Fair. The Ladies Aid society gave a faif last Friday afternoon and eVening g. which was largely attended. Fancy ar tieies, aprons. candy and ice cream found ready sale. Supper was sery- ed in the chapel and a musical pro- gramfne was given by out of town en- tertainers in the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

hurt by the horse stepping on his hand
 A number are picking bayberries for Providence markets.
 H. Il. Crowell has been confiend to the house the past week with grip
 A number are suffering with bad colds.
 Farmers who are llusking their corn report that a large portion of the crop is mouldy and unfit for use.
 August Wilson, who has bought the Oliver Eggleston place, is making i'm proYements.
 c. H. Rounds raised about 40 bush els of extra large carrots on small piece Of ground.
 E. A Hall is shipping to Providence a large number of hornbeam logs for rollers for moving buildings.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
YVES ! MINISTER
Baptismal Service and Reception ot
 Church Members Sunday.

A very interesting baptismaI service of a young lady and reception of mem- beI'S preceded the communion service at the Congregational church Sunday morning, At the evening service Jack Kemp conducted the Endeavor service taking for his subject The Ideal Chris tian.
 Miss Hannah Buzzell of South Man chester was the guest of the Misses Burnham last week,
 Miner Robbins sold his household goods at auction Monday, He intends to migrate to North Carolina
 Henry Worthington is visiting his brothers in New London.
 Miss Elizabeth Savery spent the week end with her parents in Spring field, Mass,
 The pastor. Rev, Mr, Raymond, is ill and under the care of doctor, but hopes to be able to preach Sunday morning The Christian Endeavor ser vice in the evening will be led by Mrs. E. NJ Raymond. The subject will be Christian Home Life.
 Temperance Sunday Observance.
 Worlds Temperance Sunday will be celebrated on Nov- 18th at the Congre- gauonal church and a sermon on the subject of Tem perance will be preach ed by the pastor at the morning ser vice. to which members of the w. C. T. U- and all lovers of temperance. as well as those who oppose it, have been invited In the evening at'7 o'clock a rousing temperance rally of the Chris tian Endeavor societies of the three churches will be held in the same church Local pastors and temperance workers will be present and address the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
SOUTH CANTER8 BURY

Mrs T. J. Barber arrived home last week after several days visit at Hart ford with Mrs. Louis Ladd. She also called on one of her schoolmates whom she had not met for thirty years.
 Charles Ladd of Norwich returned home Saturday after several days vis- it with Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Barber.
 Mrs Talbot of Norwich was the guest of Mrs. T. J. Barber, the past week
 John A. Larkham, after several weeks stay with Levi N. Clark. re- turned to his home at Worcester Sat urday.
 Samuel T. Cooper of Brooklyn was the guest of his brother law. Levi N. Clark, last Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Bertha Nj. Clark was the guest of Mrs Henry P. Larkham several days this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. !. Larl1ham and MT. and Mrs. John Stott of Plain Hill, Norwich, called on MT. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
PLAINFELD
Grange Works Degrees on Class of Six Bail Block on New Foundation

Mrs Ruth T. E. Devolve and son Eeurv visited over Sunday with Mr. D-~oive-s mother Mrs Samuel Arm fnEton. at Attewaugau- They called a Mrs. George Saunders and other sEtatfVes in Danielson Monday
 Everett Whipuie of NoluntOwn and s1is aunt Mrs. B- F Coiburn, of Ekonk. attended Plain ield grange Tuesday night and called on Mrs. Colburn's niece Mrs William H, Devolye. X Rev e. A. %orthrop of Norwich s.reached at the Congregational church Sun6ay morning. Mrs Annie Johnson led the I. D. =. C. L. meeting in the evening
 Degrees for Six.
 The grange worked the third and fourth degrees on a class Of six Tues day evening. after which there was pleasing programme and refreshments
 Village All Fused Up.
 Vaccination. measles, scarlet fever rtc- have kept the doctors busy and tke schools from being overcroWded, and the end of license kept the officers busy. and all combined have mdae the village quite a stirring place recently.
 The Ball block is on it's new founda- tion and the street is passable once more