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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
DAYVILLE
Roll Call at Congregational Church. Arrangements for Memorial Sunday.

Roll Call at Congregational Church. Arrangements for Memorial Sunday.
 The Rev F. L.. Bristol was in Bar ringtOn Sunday.
 Mrs. F. w. Bennett was in Worces- ter Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. BidWeH were in Providence Sunday.
 The annual roll call of the Congre- gatiOnal church was held Thursday evening. A social time followed the supper and business session.
 Miss Ruth Bennett and a friend spent the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Bennett Wayland Bennett of Boston was also a visitor in town.
 Memorial Sunday.
 Memorial exercises will be held at the Congregational church Sunday at 10.45 a. m. Rev. Mir. Bristol delivers the memorial address.
 Mrs. John Miller of Boston is spend ing few days with Mrs. Julia Field.
 MT and Mrs H. Denkam Arnold have returned from their wedding trip.
 Samuel Gillette's mother is here to spend the summer with him.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Franklin. son and daughter spent the week end in East Greenwich. R. l.
 Mrs. James O'Neil spent Monday in Putnam.
 Misses Berthamen visited friends in Webster recently.
 Miss Mae Brooks spent the week end with her parents.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
WESTMINSTER
Church Members to Consider Calling Rev. w. H. Raymond, of Daniel

The Congregational church pulpit was occupied Sunday morning and evening by Rev. w. Fl. Raymond of Danielson.
 Mir. Raymond was entertained at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bar stow
 Mrs. Ida Shorter of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived at her summer residence in North Society this week
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoxsie of Can terbury were Sunday callers.
 Sale of Robbins Property.
 Rumor says that MT. and Mrs Will jam Rollinson former residents of this parish have purchased the proper ty of Miner Robbins on Canterbury Plains and will move there the com ing autumn.
 Miss Hannah Greenman returned recently from Springfield. where she spent the winter. =.
 To Decide on Calling Pastor.
 A special business meeting of the Westminster church members will be held in the church house this (Satur- day) afternoon to see the church will vote to extend a call to Rev. w. H. Raymond to become pastor of the church.
 Mir. Croft of Hanover is expected to preach Sunday.
 Mrs. French, who has been a great sufferer from rheumatism is gradually improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
BROOKLYN
Local People on Outings-MiIler Fam
 fly at Summer Home.


 Mrs. H. D. Greenunan of Hampton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Parker.
 Albert Butler recently spent a few days with his father in Hartford Mortimer Miller and family of Hart ford have arrived at their summer home.
 MT, and Mrs. R. B. witter spent few days in Aver. Athol and other places in Massachusetts.
 MT. and Mrs. William Warner of Newtonvtlle Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs. George Gilbert.
 Miss Daisy Baker of West Willing ton spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Baker
 Miss Robbins. a teacher in Westmin- ster was a week end visitor at Mrs. Zelotes Pike's.
 Guest of Miss Jarvis.
 Miss Mary Fogg was at Miss Lucy Jarvis last week
 Alfred Lathrop of Willinantic spent Sunday with his mother and brother, Harry Lathrop.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas P. Clemens attended the funeral Sunday of MT. Clemens brother-in-law. Harry Bank of East Lynn, Mass
 Mrs. Amos Kendall is a visitor at her sisters, Mrs. Anna Cummings.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
ASHFORD
May Basket Hung to Miss Mabel
 Jones-Unon Memorial Services.

MT. and Mrs. Charles Tatem enter tained two friends from Springfield, Mass, last week.
 Hung a May Basket.
 Friends of Miss Mabel Jones sur prised her Saturday evening by hang ing her a May basket and then spend ing the evening with her. The affair was greatly enjoyed by all.
 MT and Mrs Charles Bradway, MT. and Mrs Benjamin Delano and Mas ter Bradway DelanO caled on MT. Bradway's sister, Mrs. Clark, and mother, Mrs. Bradway.
 Mrs Ethridge entertained Sunday her grandfather from Southbrtdge and sister, Mrs. Doonan, and the latter s little daughter Mary.
 Martha Richards of Westford has ben spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Briggs.
 Dr. Converse attended the State Medical association meeting held in Hartford Thursday. He was elected vice president of the association
 MT. Ethridge attended the Knights of Pythias session in Willimantic Monday evening, making the trip in his new auto
 Mrs. Mariette Walker of Mt. Hope and her nephew, Arthur Burdick,spent Wednesday with Rev and Mrs. Cham berlatn.
 Memorial Services.
 The memorial service will be held in the Congregational church May 18th, the M. E. church uniting with them.
 Rev. and Mrs. Chamberlain spent Saturday at the Yetter farm with the Perry family.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
WOODSTOCK
Chiidren's Night at the Grange-II-
 lustrated Lecture on Ben Hur.

Children's Night at the Grange-II-
 lustrated Lecture on Ben Hur.
 Mrs. B. R. Ritch is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. R. Grosjean in Watkins. N. Y.
 The Ladies Missionary society held Mrs. R. R. Kendall Wednesday aft ernoOn.
 Children's Night.
 SeneXet grange on Wednesday even ing had Children's night which was an open meeting. A large number en- joyed the programme furnished. Ice cream was served.
 The matter of having a new cement sidewalk across the hill is being agi- tated.
 Illustrated Lecture.
 The stereopticon lecture last Sun day evening on Ben Hur'' by Rev. sR R. Kendall drew a large audience who were much interested
 Burial of Mrs. Morse.
 The body of Mrs. Harriet Comings Morse who died in Putnam was brought here for burial on Wednesday. Mrs. Morse was a native of this town and all but the last six years of her life were spent here. Her husband Jonah T. Morse who died some nine years ago was prominent in church and town life Born in 1925 Mrs Morse was one of the oldest nner1bers of the Congregational church. Burial was in the family plot in the Woodstock Hill cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
BREWSTER'S NECK
Large Attendance at Variety Supper
 Given by Ladies' Aid Society.


 The Ladies Aid society held a va Fiety supper in the chapel Tuesday evening. A large number from the state hospital attended and people were present from Norwich, Poque tanuck, Westerly. New London and from Gales Ferry Rev. and Mrs. c. w.. Harrison and daughter Miriam. Those in charge of the affair were Mrs. George H. Partridge, Mrs. E. J. Day, Mrs. Elmer E. Tubbs, Mrs. William Irons and Mrs. William Perkins. Miss Mabel Day was in charge of the ice cream. The Waitresses were Misses Edna Day, By Partridge, Emma Brown, Mildred Irons, Blanche and Eva Partridge. A good sum was real ized.
 Mrs. Clarence Sargent of New Lon don spent the past week with her par enJs, MT. and Mrs. Charles Lumis.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Irons and daughter, Miss Mildred, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Charles Story of Noank.
 Charles Wheeler attended the fu neral of Jeremiah Sholes in Norwich Sunday
 George H. Partridge attended the eu neral of John Spalding last Sunday in Norwich
 Mrs. Elmer Tubbs and daughter, Mrs. Carl Nylen. spent Thursday with friends in Norwich
 MT Barrett was a business caller in Norwich Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
EAST WOODSTOCK
Deacon John M. Paine Injured by Fall-OId Soldiers Invited to West Thompson.

Mrs. Jane Perry returned home on Thursday, after a, lengthy visit with her son, H. J. Potter, 2d, and family in Hartford.
 The Reading club met Monday aft ernoon with Mrs. Emma. Bixby.
 William and George May of Newton, Mass, spent Wednesday with their aunt, Miss Julia May
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Bates, Marvin Bates and Mrs. Emma Bixby attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry Converse in Putnam Tuesday. The deceased was a niece of Marvin Bates.
 Nathaniel Child is again confined to the house with rheumatism.
 In Plaster Cast.
 Deacon John NJ Paine fell last Sat uFday at his home, striking on a, stone step, fnjuring his back. He is in a plaster cast at the present time.
 Memorial Service Sunday.
 The veterans and members of the C.. A. R. have been invited to West Thompson to attend the services Sun day. Rev. John Miller, pastor of the Methodist church, will conduct the ser vices
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
BOLTON NOTCH
Hartford Women in Automobile Aooi- dent--FuneraI Of Marshall J. Ben- son.

MT. and Mrs. Harry slefghton of Rockville, Mr- and Mrs. Louis Nc PhearsOn Of Manchester and AEr. and Mrs. Howard Sleighton of Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas N. Skinner at Belknap.
 Arthur Gruber of Torrington spent part of last week with his mother, Mrs. M. W. Howard.
 Mrs. M. w. Howard was a Hartford visitor last Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loren $. Maine have returned from short trip to New ner has been taking MT Maine's place at the flag station during his absence.
 Close Call for Hartford Women.
 An automobile occupied by two Hartford women crashed into the low CT railroad bridge Monday afternoon. The machine was badly damaged. The occupants escaped injury but were badly scared as this is a dangerous spot; had they struck a foot to the right they would have been hurled down an embankment onto the railroad a distance of about twenty feet.
 Funeral of Marshall j. Benson.
 Marshall Benson of BeII1nap died at his home Tuesday night of heart trou- ble, after an illness of about six months. Mr. Benson was sixty years old last April and has held several town offices. He leaves his wife The funeral was held at the house Fri day at 1.8O. Burial was at the North Coventry cemetery.
 Mrs Marion Scott of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Minnie F. Howard.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
PENDLETON HILL

Misses Cecil and Winifred Palmer spent over Sunday with their mother Mrs. Mary P. Palmer
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Dwight Thompson spent Tuesday at Albert Hiuiard's.
 Several from here attended the auc- Zion at. Horace York's Tuesday.
 hr. and Mrs. Curtis and daughter ef Maine, have been visiting Mrs. Cur As' sisters. Mrs. Irving Button and Brs. Homer Kinney.
 Masons from Westerly are plaster sug the church.
 Charles Franklin of Kingston and Edward Gardner of Bradford spent kunday at Hickory Hill farm.
 Mir, and Mrs Dwight Maine and 9Aughter. Ruth, were callers at Willis Aimy's Sunday.
 Mabel Chapman. daughter of Rev. Hamilton Chapman Of Worcester. has been spending a few days at NJ. D. chapman's.
 Mrs. James Brooks of Jewett City is tpendihg the week with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Thompson.
 Joseph Hopkins was a business caiI- sr in Norwich Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
Windham County
MOOSUP
May Basket Hung to w.. T. WiIkin- son-Organ Recital Follows English Tea-MenoriaI Day Address.

ea-M emoFlai Oay ACdFcSS,
 The employees of the drawing-in de- partment of the Union mill hung w. T. Wilkinson a handsome and bounti- fully filled May basket Tuesday even ing. After a lively chase the party was captured and taken to the house, where a very pleasant evening fol- lowed. Games were played and music was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were served.
 English Tea and Organ Recital.
 An English tea was served in the Methodist vestry Saturday evening by the young mems class and the official board. An organ recital followed, the following programme being very pIeasingIy rendered:
 Allegro Maestoso, 1T. Organ sonato-
 Mendelssohn Gavotte from Mignon ... Thomas Walters Prize Song. Die DIisterseng- ~ CTS -; ,;-;. ;.:...; Wagner
 Miss LilIie Daggett. Reading, The New Organ. E. c. Hall
 Mrs. Howard Main. Adante in G .......-.-....... Bat1ste Song to the Evening Star. Wagner Prelude 3d act Lohengrin. Wagner . 10 Q e . Q Q Q Q e Q e Evertt Dawson was the organist.
 Memorial Day Programme.
 Memorial day exercises will be con ducted by James B. KiIborn post, No. 77. G. A. R.. as follows: The line will form at Town hall, Central Village, at o'clock and march to Evergreen cem etery, thence to Packer, to Plain field and MoosUp, where dinner will be served at 1230 The line will then form at 1.30 and go to Moosup yard, then return to Miner hall, where the memorial address will be given at 2.30 D. m. The speaker of the day will be Rev. P. L. Wall of Central Village; president, Rev James Coote, D. D., of Moosup: marshal, George R. Bliv- en of Central Village. The Moosup National band will provide music dur ing the day.
 Mrs Frank Scott of Danielson was the guest of Miss Belle Cray Thurs day.
 The Chautauqua circle is to meet with Mrs. Barr next Monday. Roll call. Edgar Allan Poe.
 Catholic Rectors in New Charges.
 Rev Joseph E, Mccarthy. pastor, of Sacred Heart church Wauregan, for several years. has arrived at his new charge, All Hallows' church, MoosUp, succeeding Father Clark Rev. John c. Mathieu, who has been curate at All HalloWs' for the past six years, has left for WaTegan, to become pastor of that church.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
{. P. S. c. E. meeting Sunday even

Y. P, S. c. E. meeting Sunday even ing.
 Mrs. George Whipple and son, Ev- erett, of Voluntown, were here Tues day and called on their cousin, Mrs. William H. Devolve.
 Charles H. Barber and A. A. Stan ton of EEonk grange attended grange meeting here Tuesday evening"
 Mrs. Martha Richmond is at Ekonk, caring for Mrs. Carl Gallup and son.
 Fought in the Revolution.
 Last week there was an error in the reference to the old soldier Reuben Bryant had been a soldier in the rev olutiOnary war and had been serious ly wounded. He lived in a little cab in, which has been used for years to shelter cattle, and William Hopkins, who lived near, kept a neighbOrly watch over him. MT. Bryant had @ small pension. The children liked to visit him.
 Old Graveyards.
 Near this little hut on the old Hop kins farm is the family lot of the Hopkinses, and near that an old indian burying ground of the Sagamore tribe. On the Locke road is the Locke family lot, and just east of the John H. Gallup farm is the Briggs lot. A little way from the Allen Davis farm are two old cemeteries, and on the old Captain Shepard farm are two-the Park family yard and the old time neighborhood cemetery and just over the line, on the old Starkweather farm, is the old time family lot of the Starkweathers and Spaldings. It is believed that there are revolutionary soldiers in all of these yards The late Burton Keigwin had a complete list of men from Plainfeld who fought in the revolution.
 Nathaniel Sabin has a handsome
  years ago by his grandson, the late George Spalding of Woodstock An other grandson, William lift of Jew ett City, furnished flags some ten years ago for all of the soldiers graves that could be found in these old wards, and Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs Ruth Barber Devolve attend ed to the decoration.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24

SCSiSiJ'
 Rural Mail Carrier E. P. Lyman has been i'll for several days. l.. E. Winter substitute carrier has been on the route.
 The interior of the parsonage is be- ing painted and papered.
 Melted About $2o.
 The Ladies' Aid society gave sup per and entertainment Friday eve ming of last week and both were well patrOnized. The entertainment con- sisted of an illustrated lecture by Leon F. Little of Friday Harbor, Washington entitled the Puget Sound Country. The lecture proved very in teresting as well as instructive. The affair netted about S20.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Little of Mer- iden have been spending several days with relatives in this place.
 Rev. Mir. Blake of Colchester Occu- pied the pulpit in this place last Sum day in exchange with Rev. E. o. Eos ter.
 Charles K Hitchcock was present at the legislature County Commission CT day last week by invitation of Rep resentative George IT! Champlin of Columbia
 Miss WeIch of New York is board ing at Fred A. Hunts for a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Clark and MT. and Mrs. Hunt of Hartford were at the Clark summer home a few days last week.
 Home from the South.
 Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans who has been spending the winter at Ashville, N. C., and Washington, D. C.. has re- turned to her home on Columbia Green.
 The baseball nine has procured new uniforms this season. The nine went to Lebanon last Saturday afternoon and were defeated by the Lebanons 15 to 0.
 Pastor Reengaged.
 At meeting of the Church and Ec- clesiasticaI society on Friday evening of last week A. A. Latham was chosen trustee of the Dewey and Yeon1ans funds and James P. Little, Herbert P, Collins and Charles Hitchcock were to retain Rev. E. 0. Foster as pas tor for the ensuing year upon the same terms as in the past year.
 Mrs. Charles House and Miss Evelyn Rich of East Hampton were guests of MT. and Mrs. II. w. Porter on Fri day and Saturday of last week.
 Attended Meetings.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. o. Foster attend ed the annual spring meetings of the Holland County Sunday School asso- citation at Rockville, Hebron and Mansfield Depot. Mir. Foster was one of the speakers at these meet ings. The meeting at Hebron took in Hebron, Andover and Columbia.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett BosWorth who have been living in Hartford will re- side with Mrs. William r. Johnson at Riverside farm until August. MT. Bos- worth will have charge Of the farm work during the summer.
 Herbert Little of Meriden has sold a tract of pasture and wood land con- sisting of about 70 acres located in Columbia, to John w Fuller.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
WINDHAM
Surprise Party-Miss Julia Swift's
 Eighty First Birthday.


 Several of Mrs. Harold Maine's friends gave her a surprise on her birthday Wednesday.
 Moves Allyn of Gales Ferry was the guest of Mrs. Ada Larrabee Wednes- day.
 Miss Anna Claassen returned Tues day from a weeks visit in Brooklyn and New York.
 Eighty First Birthday. number of friends called on Miss Julia, Swift Wednesday to offer con- gratulations on her S1st birthday. Miss Anna Bates and friends of Winsted are at Mrs. Albert Bates Sun day.
 Mrs. Andrew Metzger is planning to spend Sunday in Woodstock. Mrs Jessie Githler is in New York for 8 few days.
 On Motor Trip. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Talbot and party of Boston are on a motor trip and stopping at the Inn Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop return ed Wednesday from a weeks visit in New York and Washington. Miss Sarah Johnson who has been spending several days with Franklin relatives has returned.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
SOUTH WINDHAM
Franklin Man Rents Shop-Boardin9
 House Managers From Ocoum.

Mrs. George Styles has returned from a visit at New London and Bridgeport.
 l.. E. Backus has added a veranda to his residence on the Norwich road. Mrs Mcfarland of Willimantic spent Tuesday with Mrs. Henry Scribner.
 Mrs Emma Babcock has rented the blacksmith shop to MT. Avery of Franklin.
 Mrs. Charles Hahn and little daught- CT of COnantville are visiting the formers mother, Mrs. Mary Lark ham.
 Mrs. Martha Potter has returned from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Smith of Haversack, N. J.
 Mrs Fred Tabor who was very ill for a number of weeks has fully re- covered.
 Heard Massachusetts Speaker.
 A number from here attended the union meeting of the w. c. T. U. at Willimantic and listened to the ad- dress of Mrs. Katherine Lent Stephen son of Massachusetts.
 Coming From Occum.
 MT and Mrs. Gregory from Occum are to occupy the boarding house of the Smith-Winchester Co.
 John Lewis is remodeling a barn on his premises and will have 9 pretty cottage when finished.
 Mrs. P. E. Belden of Pittsfield. Mass spent Sunday with Mrs. c. L. Clinton.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
HEsH RON
County Sunday School Convention at
 the Cs1teT--iIiastrased Address.

Elmer Lord of Hartford was at Loren LcEd's over Sunday
 Wallace Lord of Massachusetts was at his home heTe over Sunday,
 AT-. ChaIaberltr took a party to WiNiEngnttc Sunday afternoon.
 Elisha Lewis, who was operated on at St. Jossph's hospital, is improving slowly
 The many friends of Mrs. Edwin Birdsey will be pained to learn of her illness and will hope for her recov- cry.
 Sunday School Convention.
 The Holland County Sunday School association held its spring meeting at Hebron Center Congregational church Wednesday, May q. The meeting was very interesting. A bouptiful lunch was provided by the ladies of the church. The speakers were Mss StooEar, Hartford, Mrs. E. o. Foster, and Rev. F. o. Foster, CO1rnn oia; Rev. F. H. Thayer, Somers and Secretary w. T. Woodin, Hartford.
 W. g. Hewitt has been out of town a few days on business.
 Rev. MT SouIe of Hartford will preach next Sunday, May 25th. morn ing and evening at the Congregational church. He will deliver an address in the evening at which he will use his stereopticon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
LISBON

Sunday morning the congregation at Newent church listened to an impress sive sermon by Rev. J. R. Very of Nor wich. Next Sunday F. s. Child of Griswold will occupy the pulpit
 Rev. Donald B. McLane of Taftville gave an interesting talk at the church Friday evening which was illustrated with his violin
 Thirty from this place attended the conference of churches in Hanover on Wednesday.
 Harry Rimnick of Hartford wa 2, recent visitor at Mrs. A E. Learned's
 Maud kanahan who has been ill for several weeks is able to be out.
 The C. E. meeting Sunday evening gas led by w. E. Foote.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
EKONK
Burt Cottage at the Shore SoId-Per-
 sonaI Mention

Charles Robbins of Boston is vis- ltlng his sister Mrs. Ann Cory
 MT. and Mrs. Burt spent last week at their old home in Rhode Is- land They have sold their cottage at the shore. They are riding in a new automobile purchased while away.
 Mrs. Fletcher of Springfield was a recent visitor with Mrs. Carrie Will cox.
 Edgar Wilcox has lost one of his large oxen.
 Mrs. Nettie Jerome and son are visiting at A. A. Stanton's.
 Perry Merritt is assisting Edward Gallup with his spring work
 A. A. Stanton and Charles Barber took a carriage drive to North Ston- ingtOn last week.
 Dorcas Gallup and three girl friends of Danielson drove over the Hill last week and called on relatives
 Mrs. Ann Corey is improving slow 1y.
 Miss Jeanette Gallup has return ed from a visit with friends in Waure- gan, Woodstock and Providence and while away she attended a D. A. R. meeting and the Marland- Johnson wedding. MT. and Mrs Hazard of Providence accompanied her home
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
STAFFORDVIlLE
Prof, Robert Williams at M. E. Church Successful Weeks Mission at St. Joseph's Chapel.


 A fine sermon on the burning bush was preached in the M. F. church Sunday morning by Prof. Robert Vii Hams of East Greenwich academy. Prof. Williams has 8 wonderful de- livery The Sunday school has begun to prepare for the children's day con cert.
 Officers Reelected.
 The following officers of the FprorGh League were recently reelected: Pres ident, Rev. ". D. Hamilton; depart ment of spiritual work, Mrs. Jane Carpenter: department of world evan gelism, c. W. Miller; department of mercy and help Mrs. Carrie E. Mil Ter; department of literary and soctal and treasurer, Mrs. IT. A. Bosworth-
 Mission at St. Joseph's.
 St Josephs Catholic church has been holding a very successful mission all this week in the local chapel There are two sernons eaSh day, one at 5 o'clock in the morning and the other at 7.90 every evening. Rev. David W. Kennedy was the preacher.
 Death of Otis HoIbrooI<.
 Otis HoTbrool1 of Palmer, a former resident of Staffordville, died at the hospital at Stafford Springs last week Wednesday. The funeral was held in the local Congregational church last week Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in the StaffordEille cene-
 Bert Willard.
 Bert Willard, aged 8S. died at the home of his mother last Sunday morn ing. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the home and conducted by the Foresters' lodge. and Rev. ". D. Hamilton. Burial in the local oem- eteTy.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
ASHWILLETT

The purchasers of the Walker farm have moved there and are making inn ToVoinehTs.
 John Whitman and family have moved te the Chapman farm at Camp bells Mills.
 Mrs. B, Ii. Clark was in West er1y on Tuesday.
 Moves k,eeiesteH ef BixtewH return ed to his home Sunday after d week working at Stewart till.
 Farmers are busy blowing and plant ing corn.
 Ezekiel James of PachaHg was walk ing through here Wednesday ts take the trolley te Westerly 10 visit his Sen, E. R. James