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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
COLUMBIA
Few Voters Made-BaiE Team Defeated
 at South Coventry-Fine 2ahlias.


 The board for making electors met last Saturday Although there were quite a number of names on the ito be made" list, but two or three pre- scented themselves before the board. Mrs. Carrie Frost and daughter who have spent the summer in Maine, and Mrs. Frost's mother -in-laW, are at MT. and Mrs. Abbott Little's.
 Rev. George Christie occupied the pulpit Sunday and preached an ex- cellent sermon on Unconscious Inf1u- ence."
 Gone To Colorado.
 Clinton Loveland and his sister, Miss Gertrude Loveland, left for Colo rado, Friday to visit their father.
 Guests From Norwich.
 Mrs. John Smith, Miss Lizzie Ort- mann, and her brother William Ort- mann, and Miss Lena Wolff, all of Norwich spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Miss Wolff's S mother and brother on Columbia Green
 The family of Fred N. Tucker has returned to Hartford. They left with their household goods last Tuesday.
 Defeated r to 5.
 The Columbia ball team went to South Coventry last Saturday after noon and was defeated by the South Coventry nine, IT to ,.
 Lester J. Futchins and family and MT. James A. UtIey attended the State fair at Berlin.
 Handsome DahIIas.
 Daniel F. Tucker has had a fine dis play of da.hlias this season, about one hundred varieties.
 Letters addressed to the following named persons are unclaimed in the Columbia post office; "Al Signor Francesca Daugels." '-Mistyr Hawto Marusisl', Miss Katherine V. Welch. MT and Mrs Alfred Hutchinson of Gilead and Mrs Hutchinson's sister Colorado, were calling on friends in town last Tuesday. Mrs. Avery and daughter leave this week for their home in. Colorado and will visit friends in Ohio on their way.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
MASHAPAUG
Rev. w. ]. Brown Has Broken Collar bone-New Pastor from Salem Plans for Grange Fair.

The Wildwood Boys were here Sum- day.
 Mrs. William curboy is in South bridge.
 R. B. Horton visited friends in Mon son last week,
 John Sedlak is making renajrs on his house
 w. H. Kinney of Somers. who has been at his old home the past week has returned to Somers.
 Mrs. James Barrett and son, EIdred, of Sturbridge, with her sister, Mrs Forest May, and son, Elwyn, of Rindge. N H., visited Mrs, H. Horton recently Heavy rain has done damage on the roads that have just been repaired
 Has Broken CoIIarbone.
 Rev and Mrs. w. Y. Brown of Phila- delphfa went away last week and stop- ped in New York. MT. Brown had s11f- fered greatly and had been under a physic1an's care three weeks or more In New York they called a physician who found that a broken coIIarbone had caused the extreme suffering It was set and now Mr. Brown is rapidly improving.
 Comes from Salem.
 Rev. Thomas A. Williams occupied the pulpit last Sunday. MT. Williams was ordained in 1908. His first pas- torate was at Milton where he remain GU three years. For the past two years or more he has preached in Salem. At the meeting of Mashapaug Lake Grange Wednesday evening the leotur- CTS hour was in charge of Pomona.
 Grange Fair. Preparations are in progress for the Grange fair, to be held in October. The children are glad to hear that there iG to be a poultry exhibit this year, and in the next few weeks will be giving their feathered friends extra care and rations.
 Teacher from scituate.
 Miss Mathflda Mclean of Scituate has been engaged for the Rock Mead ow school, and commenced her duties last week. The school was peculiarly fortunate in having the services of A OIin GTiggs of Westford, who consent ed to teach as substitute till a perma- nent teacher could be secured. MT Griggs won the affection of his pupils and they were reluctant to give him
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
CENTRAL. VILLAGE
Death of William T. Newten-Prize for GTansee Exhihit-Miss Flower Resigns.


 The Ladies Aid society met at the church parIors Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lillian Herbert is visiting friends in Dedham, Mass. John F, Lewis of Rockville visited l.. Howard Cross Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Tilllnshast were in Putnam Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Tillinghast's cousin George Holt. Mrs, Fitch A. Carey spent Tuesday with relatives in Norwich,
 Funeral of William T. Newton.
 John SuIliH an was in Providence Tuesday to attend the funeral of Will liam T. Newtcn son of the late Will liam Newton, formerly a resident here for many years. He was B years old. The cause of death was spinal menin- gitis.
 William D 2nnis sent poultry to the exhibit at Brockton fair.
 Charles Bragg has been in New York
 Mir and Mrs. George sanderson of Moosup, George Leayens and daugh- ter Miss Helen LeaVens, of Danielson. have been guests at Alfred T. HilPs-
 Award for Grange Exhibit.
 Platndeld grange was awarded the S25 prize at the Brooklyn fair for their exhibit, Which was in charge of Mrs. William Gardner of M0osup.
 Alfred T. Hill of the Green Hollow farm receiY d the first prize for Guern- sey cattle a1 the Brooklyn fair.
 Miss Alice Kendall has gone to Put nam for an indefinite stay with friends.
 Rev. Mir Downs of Dayville preached a fine temperance sermon Sunday.
 Miss Hele Waldo Tillinghast is re- covering from two weeks illness with grip
 iel Dutton, who is attending school in New London, spent Sunday at her home
 MT, and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette were in Putnam Wednesday to attend the six months anniversary mass in mem ory of Mr. Caplette's father,
 Principal Resigns.
 Miss Mildred Flower has resigned as principal of the grammar school Her resignation has been accepted
 Miss Ruth Cooper, daughter of U. G. Cooper, fell in the school room a few days ago, striking her eye against a desk, badly Lruising if.
 Mrs Mary Green and son Walter of Sterling have been visitors here.
 Mrs. Charies Lewis is visiting friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss May Bourque, who has been spending several weeks in Moosup, has returned home.
 Miss Nellie Holloway, who has been spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Julia Richmond, has returned to her home in New Hampshire.
 Mrs Mortimer Stetson has returned from a pleasure trip to New York.
 Mrs FTa1s, Medbury is spending several WeeFs with relatives in New London, N. H.
 Miss Lois stetson has been visiting her aunt, Ms. George Baker, in Put nam
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

Webster were at Mrs Charles web- ster's Monday
 Mrs. Sarah Smith and grandson were at c: Webster's Sunday
 B. S. Upham and Fred Hills attended the J. W: D3ke auction at Thompson Tuesday.
 Ed Biely of Lynn, Mass, and Miss Mirtice McGnire of Webster were at MT. Paine's Sunday.
 Mrs. Irviag Adams is i'll at her home.
 Mrs. E. s. Upllam. whe has been ill, is much improved.
 Burglary at Forbes Store.
 The grocery store owned by E. Forbes was broken into Monday night. About g in money was taken, En trance was ma de through breaking a window.
 Mrs Mills entertained the W. c. T. U, of Thompson last Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
STAFFORD
Night Hasgks Defeated Black So5c-
 Successful Harvest Supper,

W. P. Stmons has gone to Hinsville, N. H, to work as hnisher.
 The regular meeting of the Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening will be a poverty social"
 Mrs Lucy Wadsworth and Mrs. Clara Cummings have returned from two weeks stay with Mrs. Hall of Saybrook-
 Stedman William of Sturbridge, Mass, was the guest recently of MT. and Mrs. George Latham. Mrs Lath- am returned to Sturbrodge with him last Monday.
 Mrs James Lewis returned to her home at HydeviI1e last Thursday, af- ter stay of several weeks in Hart ford hospital. where she was operated on for a bad case of appendicitis.
 Hawks Won.
 The Night Hawks of this place de- feated the Black Sox of 5tafordville last Saturday. Battery for the Hawks Rena St Marie and Roy Corners; Sox. BoWden and Frank Wythas. William Simonds umpired the game, Score 16-17 III favor of the Hawks,
 Mir. and Mrs. CIaud Pinney of New Y Yorlx are visiting the formers parents Mir, and Mrs. E. c. Pinney.
 Mrs. F. I, Uphan has been spend~ ing a few days with friends in Union. George ToWne and sen, Harold of Union were guests Of Misses Sarah and Jane Sission last Sunday,
 Harvest Supper.
 The harvest supper given by Stafford Grange in Grange hall last Wednes- day evening was most enjoyable event, also very satisfactory inanci- ally The walls of the hall were dec- orated with autumn foliage, the d1n- ing room with asteTs. goldenrod and sumac The Magic Mirror was pre- scented before 8 good number, ~
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
HEBRON
Success of Church Supper-5uriai of
 Mrs, Gray of Andover.

Miss Helen Gilbert was at Dr. Pen dleton's over Sunday.
 Elmer Lord was in town over Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Davis and son of Hart ford were Sunday visitors here. Allison Frfnk of Columbia was 8 caller in town recently
 Miss Nettie Griffin was at home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Edward Raymond IS in Mid dletown for 8 few weeks.
 Dime Supper.
 The ladies gave q ten cent supper Wednesday evening, Oct i, in the church dining hall.
 Burial of Mrs. Gray.
 Mrs. William Porter's mother, Mrs Gfay Of Andover. was brought here for burial Tuesday, Sept. 2o,
 Several thunder showers yasesd over this place Wednesday evening. Ii rained hard all night.
 Mrs. Everett Thompson's sister, Miss Tiffany. is visiting at MT. Thompson's S. Mrs. Strong of New London has been visiting at Loren Lords.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
Wlndham County
PL.AINFIE.L.D

Fair Prizes Come te LecaI Exhibitors -Fureral of Mrs. Harry Holloway,
 AFrs Elmer qaskill entertained her sister. Mrs, Bertrand. ef New Haven Monday,
 Mrs, Anna Denison of Voiantewn is spending the week with Mrs. Elmer Gaskin
 Prize E3F1isit on View.
 The grange held food sale and en- tertatnfnent in their hall Tuesday rv~ysf4sS, Their exhibit which had won f7rst prize at Brooklyn fair last week was one of the attractions,
 Moving Block,
 The Adams Bros are moving tho Yan block fl,on1 the old hotel lawn on Main street To it's new foundation on PiafnField street,
 Several of the prizes at Brooklyn fsiI, Cafne to P4aindeld, Plainf1eld grange wCn drsl prizes Piainfield town team (oxen4 won second prize Mrs. Albert =, Kennedy won first prize in inc ladies' driving class Thursday Henry p>artaEce won nrSt anu seGonH sS Y,rlaass on his Buff Cochtns. and both Henry DorrAl2cc and Prank l. Greene won cattle Tr3EeS-
 The new inside stairs in the hall t,ssI4disa2 are a big improvement
 Mir Pike has moved his family from
  which he recently purchased or Mfs- Moves
 Nr- Dzy. druggist al the Junction house has moved his family into the cottage formerly occupied by Mrs. N7ckIeSor, which has been made over fnso - yer-v attractive little house
 There were several arrests Monday morning for Sunday drunkenness
 Funeral of Mrs. Holloway,
 rr.- EJos1,xE-a1- 5{ad RFnrdav afternoon She had been in poor health for a long J5u1e and several months aEo was treated at a Boston hospital, after which sae spent some time with her sister in Washington R. l. few weeks ago she was brought to her home here to spend her last days with her husband and children, her sister coming 10 care for her She has been a great sufferer. but has been patient and cheerful. thinking only of her loved ones
 The funeral was held at the house Thursday al o'clock the Episcopal service being conducted by Rev, Mr. George of DEz2ieaSon, Two selections were sung bT Mrs Arthur Mathewson and Mrs Lizzie Smith, with Miss An ule Tilh1shasst at the oTsan' Ine body was taken TO Washington, R. L, for burial There were beaut1fm floral trfbsstes She leaves her husband and three children beside an aged father and several brothers and sisters
 Lost His Team.
 4 r0gorei man named Brown hired a horse rom Fred Briggs Wednesday to pe5dfe with and late in the afternoon had lost the entire team somewhere They searched all night and Thursday forenoon found the horse (much the worse for his adye1tuTe} and the re- mains of the wagon in the new village. The vegetables had been -pedd4ed."
 Recent Arrests.
 \ fellow Lamed Munroe, who has been working for Fred Briggs, got into difficulty Wednesday and was arrested hv Officer Biiven- He took a little run towards Canterbury, but soon re- turned looking for match" He found one
 Sheriff BliveR called on the man living in the shack opposite the old cerlptery Wednesday and arrested him for selling liquor. They came to an und derSranding of who was the best man and the prisoner went 10 Central Village.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
BROOKLYN
Vine R. Franklin Home From En- camPment = Library to Purchase Savings Bank Building.


 Frank P Hoxie was in town, over the fair and was night Watchman, an office he has had for several years. On Monday with his wife and daugh- ter he returned to Milton, Mass, where they ROW reside.
 N. A. Witter was the guest of his father, George A. Witter and with his wife returned to their home in Providence. Sunday
 Mrs. Frank Martin of Providence came to the fair to meet and greet friends.
 Home From Encampment.
 Vine R. Franklin returned home from Chattanooga, Thursday morning, and gives a gIoWing accoU4a4 of the encampment-
 MT. and Mrs Irving ". Chapman were at Storrs Saturday to see their son, Roy, a student there and from there went to South Manchester and spent Sunday with relatives.
 Bank Building For Library.
 The Brooklyn library has been suc- cessful in raising funds necessary to purchase the Savings bank building and in a short time it is expected the deeds will be passed.
 Warren D. Blake had with him during the fair his sons Herbert Blake of Boston and Alfred Blake of Derby,  him, and his son Charles who resides here he had the pleasure of having all his children with him
 Miss Carrie Olney after spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. William H. ClewIey. has returned to her home in Providence.
 Mrs. Howard L. Walker of West Hartford is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. F. A. Spaulding, having her children with her.
 James $. Palmer of Attleboro was the guest of his parents MT. and Mrs James c. Palmer of late.
 Miss Alice Nelson of Attleboro was the guest of Mir and Mrs. F. E. Miller during the fair
 A Profitable Fair.
 The receipts of the fair this year will amount to upwards of twenty two hundred dollars in excess of what will be received from the state. an amount that will pay all expenses and prem iums and Ieave a handsome surplus in the treasury.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
STORRS
New Church Clerk Elected-social Tea at ChapeI-Judges at 5rockton Fair.

SI ~hi0FSa N~NSSS MI WINNIE GafH
 The annual rope rush between the sophomore and freshman classes was postponed to 4.30 p. En- Monday, Octo- Der S.
 At a business meeting of the church held Wednesday evening II. D. Ed mond was elected clerk, to fill out the term of D. B. Rftts.
 F. B. F'itts has a position in Ore gon, and he starts this week. for his new home. His family will join him later.
 The Ladies' Circle held a social tea Thursday afternoon to welcome new members. Tea and coffee were served Mrs Rogers and Mrs. Beach poured. Flowers and the dainty tables made the church parlor especially attractive
 At BrooE<ton Fair.
 Prof B. c. White was at Brockton fair this week with a team in stock judging and corn Judging. All the New England agricultural colleges are represented in competitive judging contests at this fair.
 President c. L. Beach has returned from Wi1linantic, where he has been in a hospital for treatment for an u1- cerated tooth.
 DE' Evans of the office of expert ment stations. Washington, D. C., was here Wednesday for the annual in spection of the Storrs experiment sta tiOn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
BOLTON NOTCH

pr. c. R. Maine of Stonington is the guest of his brother, Dr. M M Maine.
 Kingsley Barrows and $. R. Wood ward attended the fair in Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Emma Mcclure and Mrs Hat tie French of Hartford were guests Sunday of Mrs McGuire's sister, Mrs L. $. Maine.
 Mrs. Hattie McVeigh, who has been visiting in Greene, R. l., returned home Monday.
 Clarence Francisco is acting as agent at the railroad station during Mir. DeWoIffs absence.
 Miss Bessie Burnham of South Man chester is visiting her aunt, Mrs HOtchkiss
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
WOODSTOCK
Benevolent Society Plans social-s
 Cleaner Being Distributed.

Miss Susao D. Gordon of Providence has been in town for few days Mrs J. J. Williamson is visiting In Norwich.
 Close Summer Home.
 Hamilton Holt and family have closed their summer home
 Miss Rilla Child has been visiting her brother Ia Concord. Mass
 Mrs, William Mathewson spent Sun day al Jerome Douty's In Putnam The Ladies' Benevolent society is to open the seasons sociaIs with one at Mrs. Mathewson's Monday evening
 At Worcester Festival
 Miss Nellie Chandler and Mrs Agnes Wood were in Worcester and attended some of the music festival
 The stone crushing outfit for work on the road between Woodstock Hill and North Woodstock has arrived and will soon be in operation
 The Woodstock Academy Cleaner has just ba4n published and is being distributed.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
Buys Crosby Place.
WESTMINSTER
w. C. T. J. Meeting and Social Church lnterests-Roads Need Att tention.

Edgar Parllhrlrst, who has been un- der the doctors care, is improving slowly.
 The local ". c. r. U. will hold a medical temperance meeting and social at the home Of Mrs. Sarah Had1ey Tuesday. Oct '.
 A good sized congregation listened to the sermon at the Congregational church Sunday evening. The subject WAS A Fool Next Sunday the pastor will preach on Rubbish at fhs Tnornin g service. The evening will be devoted to aaa exangeIistie song service Service at ' instead of 736,
 The Chureja Aid society will meet st the parsonage Tuesday afternoon, Oct Tth.
 Deacon Edfnunds has sold his oxen
 Selectman Frink visited the neigh borh00d Monday. All wish it had been to repair the roads that aFe in such a poor condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
STERLING
Quarterly Conferences Heid-ReiIy
 Day and Temperance Sermon.


 The first a.cd second Quarterly Con ference Of the Sterling N. F. church was held oH Friday evening at the parsonag ge-
 Edward Scholes of Olneyville, E. l.. spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. George Carr.
 Rally day exercises were held at the M- F. churcL Sunday morning. Sept 27th- An interesting program was given. Sunday evening the pastor gave 2 temper ance sermon.
 The Ladies Aid Society met We'd nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and son Maurice of Voluntown were guests of MT an3 Mrs. Irving Anderson, Sunday.
 Several members of the Sterling Epworth League, attended the Cir cult League meeting held at Putnam Saturday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Misses Margaret Glover and Blanch Shippee were in town over Sunday.
 Miss Lela Goldman formally of this place died at her brothers home in Southbridge last Thursday.
 Mrs. H. T. Wells has been in South bridge for the past week
 At the meeting of Senexet Cranga a special meeting was called for Octo- Der 8th for the purpose of conferring degrees.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
Holland County STAFFORDVILIE.

Last week in these items ii sb,nla have read: Rev. F. B. Andrews enfeT- ed Wesleyan university at Middle town, instead of Rev F. F. Adams.
 Mrs. Grant Hanna fs spending 2 few days with relatives in Worcester.
 Mrs, Mary Heck end Mrs Lima Booth were guests of MT. and Mrs. Myron Heck in Union over Sunday,
 MISS Anna hagan was taken to the Hartford hospital last Tuesday for an operation for appendicitis.
 Nlfs. Maftha Good will left town last Saturday fer Mrs, Lanphere's in Wales, Mass,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
ONECO
Motor Parties Attend Brockton Fair
 Personals.

Rev Samuel Thatcher of JeYett City will praa ch in QReco M. F. church Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Robert Cummings has return ed to JeWett City after>>yisiting her daughter, Mrs. James H. Marriott
 Miss Annie Humes returned home Friday, after visiting her uncle, Edwin Hill.
 Mir, and Mrs Walter Place, Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Marriott and J. Hawkins attended Brockton fair, Thursday, go- ing in Mr. Vhitford's automobile
 Gilbert Luther returned home We'd nesday after visiting his sister, Mrs. D. 5. Kenyon
 Miss Emma Hall of Sterling visited Mrs. D. $. Kenyon. Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. Tanner and MT. and Mrs T. Brown and Wellington Card went to Brockton Fair, Wednesday by automobile.
 Miss Helen Delude ana brother spent a few days in Providence last week, returning Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
EKONK
Case Of Ivy Foisoning-Ground Broken
 for Grange Hall.


 Hr and Mrs Maxwell Reynolds moved Wednesday to their new home them go-
 George Gallup carried party in his automobile Wednesday to Brockton fair
 Mrs. Edward Gallup and Miss Esther Gallup visited Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Gallup in DanieIson Wednesday and attended the play Way Down East in the evening.
 Mir and Ms. Orl'in Rix of Voluntown were visitors here Wednesday.
 Mrs Ezra Gallup and Mrs Jennie Williams visited in Norwich Wednes- day.
 Arthur Gallup is suffering with ivy poisoning
 Ground w-s broken Thursday for the new grange hall to be erected here.
 Mrs. Charles Matteson Is ill
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
NCF H STERT nIG

George Pierce and family took an automobile tr5D 10 Providence, Sunday. Mir. Berry Of Danie4son visited H. H. CToweT1- Sunday.
 4 number of local people are suf- fering from severe colds.
 The chestnut blight ig affecting many wood lots in this section
 Miss Gertrude Brooks is visiting her sister. Mrs. c r. Pierce.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

staying with her grandparents at the Rogers summer home, and attending the c, A. c,
 Mrs. E. F. Storrs has been spending the week at the home of her son, GIL bert, 1n North Coventry.
 The number of summer boaRdsrs st WfEdfern is reduced to three.
 MT. and Mrs. w. C.. Kenerson of Kansas City, Mo-, are guests at Alan weld.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cummings of Webster, Mass, were at tho home of B. M. Sears last Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
PATKEQ

Miss Jennie Fielder has returned after a visit a her home in Mystic. c. A. Gehfl1e of New York spent the weekend at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Lyon of Plain field were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Parkhurst.
 Mill Starts Up.
 The mill is running again after be- ing stopped for two weeks on account of repairs on the water wheel.
 Mrs, Etta Davis of Taftvil1e was caller at c. E. Montgomery's re- centfy.
 Postmaster Wm. H. Brown and family of JeWett City were visitors at Thomas E,own's, Sunday.
 Robert Flower of Plalnfeld called in> the village Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs s. c. Young of South Canterbury called on Thomas Brown one day, recently.
 Rev. James Higgins pastor of the church here preached to his congre- gation Sunday from Hebrews Al
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Apple Buyers Paying Farmers Big
 Prices.

L. J. Leavitt was in Hartford over Sunday.
 The little son of Mir Burch, Super visor of Schools in town, was taken ill Tuesday with conYuIsions.
 Mrs. Wm. Brown has been enter taining her nephew. Charles Lee from New York.
 Leonard Healey took q hurried trip to Washington, D C., last week. Mrs. Latimore who died last Friday was brought to the cemetery here for burial
 Big Prices for Apples.
 Apple buyers were in the place last week. Farmers fortunate enough to have apples for sale will receive an unusually high price
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
WELLINGTON
Grange Planning For Annua! Exhibit
 -kiss krirgIe Disappears,

Next Sunday the church service commences at eleven o'clock and Sun day school at 12 o'clock, The Lords supper will be observed,
 Mrs Orrin Watrous has moved to South Coventry.
 Kriss Kringle the valuable Shepherd dog belonging to Miss Alice M. Pres ton is missing from Hillside farm.
 The annual exhibit of the local grange will be held the fourth Fri day of October.
 J. Arnold Houchans, having sold out to New York parties has moved to South Wilmington.
 Chauncy Reed made a business trip to New Haven, Tuesday.
 Mrs. A. s. Pierce of Providence is visiting local relatives and friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
UNION

W. P. Marcy visited friends in South bridge last week
 Mrs. Fred Johnson of Holland visited friends in town Monday
 R. B. Horton and family attended the reunion of his rebiment, the 22d c. ", at Hartford last week
 Merrdck A. Marcy is spending a few days in Hartford.