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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16

Sunday School Picnic at RoseIand Park-lectnre by Admiral Goodrich. Clarence R. Hall of Bridgeport was the guest over Sunday of P. R. Hall The cement sidewalk to be laid along the street on Woodstock Hill has been commenced by Putnam contractors. Mrs. James J. Williamson, with Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Ingalls, of Danielson and Mrs c. H. Gallup of Sterling, has been taking an automobile trip through the Berkshires and down the Hudson
 Prof A R. Merriam of Hartford is to preach at the Congregational church. Sunday morning.
 Picnic at Roseland.
 The Congregational Sunday school had it's picnic at Rcselsnd park Fri day.
 Miss Edith H Hall is entertaining Miss Eleanor Rowland.
 Returning from Europe.
 Rev. R. R. Kendall, who has been spending his vacation in Europe. is ex- pected home next week.
 Admiral c. E. Goodrich of Ponfret delivered lecture on Earnestness be- fore a large audience at the Congre- gationa1 church Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Howard are in town.
 Threshins by Power.
 W. J. Linderman is threshing his crop of oats with a power thresher.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
SOUTH WOUDo IOCk

Many attended the union picnic of the five granges al Wildwood park last Friday.
 Misses Ruth and Mabel Cahoon have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Young the past week.
 The programme was in charge of the married patrons at the meeting or Senexet grange last Friday evening.
 Mrs. Cremna and children of New Jersey are visiting MT. and Mrs Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Wells spent a day in Southbridge last week.
 Mrs Sheppard gave an afternoon tea at her summer home last Monday afternoon.
 A. R. Scranton has purchased a part of the H. II. Randall estate.
 MT. and Mrs. E. $. Swan, who have been visiting H. T. Wells the past week. have returned to their home in Providence. Rev. H. w. Pierce is taking a weeks vacation at Gordon Beach. The pulpit was supplied last Sunday by student from ale. Raymond Sheldon was in town for the week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
ABINGTON
Watson Smith Marriage-Second AP-
 pIication of Oil to State Road.

Leonard Howard Watson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Watson of Pomfret Center and Miss Marion Smith, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Smith, were married at the Congregational par sonage by Rev George O. Read at 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Aug. 9th. MT. and Mrs. Watson left on late train for brief wedding trip. On their return they will live with the bride S parents, MT. and Mrs. Smith.
 sTeans began Thursday to put q sec ond application of oil on the state road between Abingdon and Phoenixvil1e.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Rich and family spent Saturday in Worcester.
 Presented Farce.
 4 large number of the members of Wolf Den grange and their friends at tended the union picnic held at Wild wood park Friday of last week. Miss Louise Fifts and Arthur Gallup pre- sented lively farce entitled The Deaf Woman and the Tramp, which was Wolf Dens share of the program,
 On Wednesday Rev. George Q. Read and family, accompanied by Mrs. Hen ri LaFoote motored to Rocky Point and Providence.
 Mrs. P. A. Sharpe. who has been visiting friends in North Scituate. R. l., returned Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Phillips or New London are at c. A. Sharp's.
 Mrs. J. H. Wilbur is the guest of friends in New Haven
 Miss Roxana Wilbur visited Prov idence friends recently.
 John Stromberg and Mrs. Constance Gilbert spent Wednesday in Providence and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hicks, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. w. Jennings of Central Village motored to Po- quonoc Bridge Sunday and called on A. c. Weeks and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
SPRING HILL
lcs Cream Social and EntertalnnseFA
 We'll Attended.

The guests at ~Wildfern' picnicked at Lake Wsngun1baug, Monday.
 The Ladies Aid Society held an ics cream sociable at the Baptist church "Wednesday evening. The entertain n1ent, "The Magazine" was well car ried out under the management of Prof. w. B. Wells and was well re-. ceived by the unusally large number present.
 D. c. F1aherty has been ill this week. and unable to attend to his duties at the c. A. c.
 Ned West and family of Hadley, Mass, were guests at D. c. Flaherty's the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Longley of New ark, N. J., &re guests at "Alanweld."
 Nathaniel Michael has returned tS his home in New York
 Mrs. V. A. Bromley and Mrs. E. Ps Bellows of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. William Mo- Weigh of Stafford Springs are at ''Mapleview.'
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas c. Martin of New York are aInond the guests at ''Wildfern.'
 Rev. A. A. Muir attended the service at Atwoodville, last Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
LEONARD BRIDGE
Hes- Pastor Expected Teda1-sale of
 Wilcox Place For S1 800

Mir and Mrs Everett P. Loonig and Bcr Master Eayisnd F. Lsoorl1fs of echenectsdY. N. Y are spending their vacation with Mrs. LoornisS mother Mrx LeTerett A. Msnrszing.
 About twenty people from this place attended the Lebanon Congregatio1aal f1ndsy School picnic at No1umbis Lake. v edneSdays
 Ness Pastor Coming.
 Re~. Mr. Mead and son of De Ka1b p1tnodx are expected to arrive today lSaturday.) Rev. MT. Mead will begin 3geachsng z1 the Exeter church Sunday Afternoon
 Miss Ruth Brown has been spending several days with Willimantic freinds
 MT. and Mrs Walter Paddock of Cromwell were recent guests of MT. and MrH- L. A Manyaring.
 Charles R. Strong was in Norwich, Friday.
 Rexford P. Cummings is acting as substitute on the mail route for Ken Aet1 l.. Cummings
 Ii is reported that Mir. Herman has sold the Samuel Wilcox place on South Street for s5, 300.
 Miss Flora Spslding of Lebanon and Miss Geraldine Dat of Norwich spent Thursday with Miss Nettie M. Will rams.
 Mrs Maria Haas has returned after spending several weeks with her daughter Mrs. Alfred Hughes of Proyi- dence. Mrs. Hughes accompanied her on her return.
 Mr. and Mrs. shaftowitz and three children of New York are vIsitin- Mra Louis Himmelstsin
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Fl. Clark and yon have returned 10 Brooklyn. N. Y. after several days spent at Mir and Mrs. Salmon Clark's.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Miss Shepard and MT. Kelsch have returned to New York.
 Several from here attended the re- union or schoolmateS at the home of Chauncey BoSworth at Putnam Satur day, the date being MT. Bosworth'S birthday.
 Mrs. E. o. Butler. of New Haven spent Sunday in Town.
 Miss Florence Baldwin is visiting Mrs. l. P. Briggs.
 Miss Mary Goss has severely sprain- ed her wrist.
 The family who baught Stewart Sicklers place have arrived from Wor- chester.
 Mrs. Mabel Spicer of Wilmington is visiting her Cousin. Miss Harriett SlingSby.
 Mrs Barrett's brother is staying with her for the present.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
WARRENVlL.LE

Judge Q. D. Baker and family, with E. L. James and family, who have been spending ten days at their bun galow in Eastford, returned home Sun day.
 has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. l.. James.
 Milton Durkee is visiting friends in Rhode Island
 Mrs. $. l.. Case and daughter Ruth are guests of friends in North Gros- venordale and at Ragged Hill.
 Mrs Carrie Sinnonds is the guest of her sister in Wo1cott.
 Bertha q. Bassett and George F., Bassett are spending their vacation in Terryvtlie.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Mathewson spent a few days in New Haven last week.
 Mrs. Gene Hattin and family and Mrs. E. Mathewson were entertained at tea by Mrs. H. F. Scott Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
NORTH STERLING

Henry H. Crowell has installed a new hot air engine for pumping water.
 George c. Spooner caught a three pound bass in Moosup pond Tuesday.
 Mrs. F. o. Hummer and daughter Dorothy and Miss~Lucinda G. Knight have been visiting at H. H. CrowelP s this week.
 Fred Enmons of Hartford spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. George w. Arnold.
 H. H. CroweI and family and George c. Spooner took an auto trip to Providence Monday.
 The shower Sunday evening did much good to all growing crops here.
 Mrs Cora McE1roy and daughter of Providence are visiting Oscar Jencks.
 Rosie Blair has been taken to the hospital suffering from a slow fever.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16

she is an active member. gave her a surpriss party. The afternoon waa pleasantly spent in conversation and music. Tea was served. there being a decorateu birthday cake in the centar of the table.
 Misses Mildred and Jesica RendIe- tor of r'reslon are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mattie Richmond.
 rrhe w, c. T. U. held it's regular monthly meeting at the town farm last Sunday night. The inmates enjoy lv from one meeting Lo another.
 Raymond Gray will lead the r. F. S C. k Sunday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
EAST WOODSTOCK
Burglars Break Into Post Office and Store-SteaI Watch Carried Through the War.

Helen Chandler of Westboro spent Wednesday at her former home.
 Mrs. Charles Bugbee is in a Wor- cester hospital and is resting com fortably after an operation performed last Saturday.
 Attended Reunion.
 Roscoe Alton and family, Mrs. J. E. Child and children A. G. Morse and family attended the Ballard reunion at West Thompson, Wednesday.
 Scouts in Camp.
 party of Boy Scouts left Tues day for Crystal Lake, Eastford. to camp for a week or ten days. In the party were Fred Davison, who has charge of the boys and is camp cook, Alpha Wilter, William Richardson James Aldrich. Ralph Eddy and Wind sor White. Two boys from Eastford joined them at camp.
 k. Spencer and family of Worcester are visiting Joseph Spencer and fam fly.
 Stole Postmaster's Watch.
 The post office and grocery store was broken into Tuesday night, en- trance being made through Q window. Small articles were taken, among the number being a watch of Postmaster Robbins which he carried through the Civil war. not especially valuable ex- cept for its associations.
 Mrs. J. M. Paine has been enter taining Misses Lizzie and Grace Child of Putnam and Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16

derman of Killingly, MT. and Mrs. George H. Plumb of Oakland, R. L., MF. and Mrs. Percy R. Plumb of WeonseclSet. R. l., MT. and Mrs. Oscar L.. Plumb, Miss Margaret Plumb, of Providence, Mrs. Francis T. Atchison 7f WoensecIxet, R. l., MT. and Mrs. 'eerge Barber of Providence, Mrs. Lester Cock, Miss Leslie Cook, Leroy Cock of Westberos Mass. MT. and Mrs. Ira. J.sH Heath Miss Thelma May Heath, Harrison Q. Heath of Toronto. Ontario,
 Assistant Postmaster Howard T. RyIes has disposed of his supplies of stationery, postcards and candy which
 Miss Elsie Ladd is organist at the church this month.
 ,4 Local lettings.
 Miss Mary Gallagher has returned from a visit with relatives in Block stone.
 Miss. Grace Conneally has been visit- ing Providence friends.
 John Sullivan was in Providence on Monday.
 Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast and son Waldo have been at Ocean Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dean were in Worcester Tuesday to attend the fu- neral of MT. Deans sister.
 Nathaniel P. Thompson spent Mon day with friends at the Willimantic camp ground.
 MT. and Mrs Urgele Lafrance and Mrs Peter Bourque were at Rocky Point, R. l.. Sunday.
 J. Lee Chapman has returned from a visit in New Hampshire
 Mrs. Robert Mcfarland and sons, George, William and Howard, have been at Ocean Beach.
 Miss Lillian Cooper has returned from several weeks stay with rela- lives at Saunderstown, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. William Jewett have returned from New Hampshire.
 Thomas Kennedy of Providence vis- ited friends Sunday
 Oliver Stone of Moosup and son Raymond, who is at the training sta- tion at Newport, R. l., were Sunday visitors here
 Mrs. Joseph Levalley of Baltic has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Labou who has been i'll. Earl Davis of Manchester N. H., is visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Davis.
 Miss Rose Collins is in New York. George Loring has been at Kenne- bunkport, Me.
 Miss Olive Dutton has returned from Plainvil1e. Lester Gardner took an auto party from Sterling to Rocky Point Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
HAMBURG
Annual Fair of Ladies' Aid Society
 Nets Good Amount.

MT and Mrs. Dwight Philips and daughter Isabelle are visiting MT. Phillips mother at Crescent Beach.
 Mrs. A. s. Shepherd was callSd home recently by the severe illness of her daughter Olive,
 Ephraim Dorous, who has ~been at St. Joseph's hospital for a longs time, is about again
 Mrs George FTtts, who has been in the hospital most of the time since last Christmas, is slowly improving.
 Mrs. Charles F. Brenn, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs R. E. Pear1e, has returned to Scotland.
 The Ladies Aid society held their annual fair in the chapel last Wednes- day afternoon. A good suIHSW real ized from the sale of food and fancy articles.
 D. P Weaver has been digging well the place which he recently purchased
 Miss Mae Congdon entertained some of her Sunday school friends very en- joyably at her home Thursday after noon.
 Merton Phillips has returned after spending few days at the shore.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
WINDHAM
Enjoyable Picnic Church Sale Held on the Green-Juniers Win Ball Game, 17 to z


 The Congregational Sunday school picnic was held at Waldo station on Wednesday. The people were convey ed in Chesbros autobus, which made two trips each way. and there were several private teams and autos. After dinner baseball and other games were enjoyed. Ice cream was served about 4 o'clock.
 Miss Lena Boerhauer of Worcester is boarding at Mrs. H. l.. Binghanl's.
 Mrs. E. K. Leffingwell and son liar old spent Tuesday in Colchester.
 Miss Margery Kelley of New Haven is the guest of her aunts. the Misses Johnson. Dined at Squantum Club. l.. H. Johnson was the guest of his cousin, MT. Babcock. of Providence on Wednesday and took dinner at the SQuantum club. Mrs. J. M. Palmer and Mrs. A. J. Metzger attended the Temperance day meetings at the camp ground Wednes- | day. Mr and Mrs. E. W. Mcguire left in | their. auto Thursday for three days l visit with friends in North Branford. l Allan Guild went to Mystic Tuesday | to spend several days with friends. | MT. and Mrs. Herbert +. Robinson of Riverhead, L. l., are at the Kenyon house for a few days. l Mrs. R. G. Waterous and Miss Fran e visit in Salem and Marblehead. 1 Lawn Sale. l The ladies of St. Paul's church held I their annual sale of fancy work, food and candy on the green Thursday af- | ternoon. Juniors Won. l The South Windham Junior ball nine defeated the Windham nine 17-7 on the local field Thursday morning Each team now has two games to it's credit. l Mr. and Mrs. Mohring of Brooklyn | N. Y.. are guests of Mrs. Ada Larra- | bee.
 R. c. Fenton and family of Jersey City are spending the week at Mrs. J i c. Fenton's.
 Miss Josephine Keeney has gone tc New London for the rest of the month.
 Pastors Vacation.
 Rev. M- R. Plumb is tqt take ten days ] vacation.
 W. F. Maine has purchased a new automobile.
 Mrs. George Cook is visiting her sis ter in Providence. Miss Margaret Greene of Providence is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Luciar Bass
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
DAYVILLE
Vacation for Rural Carrier-Guests
 Arrive and Depart.


 MT. and Mrs. John Kelley of Fitch burg, Mass, are guests of w. P. Kel- ley.
 Miss Bernice Cogswell and Miss Helen Kelley are at Oak Bluffs, Mass William N. Burnett, carrier on Route No. 2. from Killingly, is spending part of his vacation at Oak Bluffs. Roy Shippee is substitute.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Lorne Greig have returned from Watch Hill where Mrs Greig was during July MT. and Mrs. B. F. Dillaby of War ren, Mass, spent a few days recently with Mrs. W. E. LaBelle.
 MT. and Mrs Frank W. Bennett spent Sunday at Gales Ferry. Miss Ruth Bennett and cousin, Miss WiIda Williams, spent the week end at the Burgess farm in Foster, R. T. Miss Esther Holly is spending week in Westerly
 John Weaver spent Sunday at Oak land Beach.
 Miss winifred Dougherty has re- turned from Oakland Beach.
 Miss Alice P. Fish has returned to Mystic.
 Motored to Worcester. Mrs. c. A. Russell and sabin Russell motored to Worcester Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Charles F. Marble. Mrs. George MiIlish of Worcester is visiting Miss Florence Millish.
 At Foster Homestead. MT. and Mrs. Irving Foster and fam fly are at the Foster homestead. Mrs. Frank Field is spending a week at Bridgeport.
 Mrs. M. J. Prendergast is at Mrs Patrick Riley's for a visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Burns spent the week end with Miss Eliza Riley. r MT. and Mrs. w. H. Clement spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Ev- erett Converse.
 Donald Field is in the Dayville ex- press office.
 Henry Miller of Townsend. Mass, is at c k MiIler,S
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
New London County
ROAD SOCIETY
Cempina Party al South Lyme-P Per
 sonal Mention.
(Steningtea.

Mrs, Joseph Denis0n of New York and her daughter of Houstpn, Texas who are staying al the Prentice House In Mystic for the spnmer were at Maple Lawn, on Tuesday.
 Misses Natalie and Beulah Hazard have gone to Lake Champiain for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs, Snas Wheeler and MT. and Mrs. Ralph Wheeler went to Mar ra8ansett Pier, Saturday. with MT, and Puiver In their machine,
 Mir. and Mrs. Aleck Lincoln, cf l~onia. New Jersey are visiting Mrs, Lincoin's parents Mir. Lincoln return ed on Monday, Mrs. Lincoln will re- main several weeks.
 Mrs. William Hull of North Stoning- ton called at Maple Lawn recently.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Wheeler of Westerly spent Sunday with her parents MT. and Mrs. William Btirdick.
 Judge Robert Allen and family of Holyoke, Mass, have gone to Charles town Beach, after 8 stay of some time with Mrs. Emmeline Allyn of Quinne- baug.
 A. G. Hewitt has returned for New York State.
 Mrs. William Chesbrough and daughter Miss Gertrude of Beloit Wis. who have been visiting relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Seth N. Williams at Maple Lawn
 Camping at the Shore.
 Mrs Sanford N- Billings with her sons Byron, William and Sanford N, Jr-. with daughter Priscilla are spend ing the week at South Lyme, camp ing at the Bungalow owned by Byron Billings
 The grange held it's monthly meeting Wednesday, evening" giving a good pro- gramme-
 Charles Clark and daughter of Wiln- mantle and Miss Woodward of Mans field were recent guests of MT. Allan ". Harvey
 E,ari Wheeler who was severely hurt some time ago has recovered.
 John Blank of Brooklyn N r. is the guests of his cousin. F. J. Snyder
 The Hilltop Homes Club met with Mrs Rowley the Sth- A letter from Aurthur Dow was read by Mrs Setter son Old Town Folks was read by Miss Julia White Aug 18th the Club will have a picnic at Mrs Papron's, on the lake shore It was voted to invite the Bolton Club to meet with the H. IL Club on that date
 Frank Boynton is putting. an addition to his house
 Mir and Mrs Robert Stafford and two little sons. and Miss Florence Stafford of South Woodstock were guests Of Robert Sherman last week, making the frip in their fine automo- bile
 A cu-n roast was enjoyed by parties on The hiH Tuesday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
THOMPSON

Rev. l. w. Foye and family of Somerville have been visiting Rev and Mrs Wm. B. Chase.
 MT. and Mrs Chas Anderson have been entertaining their son, Fritzoff from New Jersey for Week.
 Rev. Samuel Dike is visiting his brother at the Hotel and preached at the Congregational Church.
 Rev. John K Moore and family tion in Elizabethtown, N Y.
 The Quadie Sunday School enjoyed picnic at Orton Greens Grove Tues day.
 Ralph Elliott. and family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Myron Elliott
 A number of parties of young people are camping at Quadic Pond.
 Arthur Peterson Is enjoying a vaca- ton at the home of his parents.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
MLANTIC
Henry B. Hardine's 18th R;rshda. Ceiesrated-Read In Poor Condition -Pine Grove lterqs,

Henry R. Harding celebrated his eighty-h fifth birthday Wednesday,, at hls residence on the Flanders road known as Harding's Will. A large num- ger pc. or friends and acquaintances of MT, Harding assisted him fn the eeie- bration,
 The road leading to Pine Grove is worse than ever and it Is the general opinion that the Selectmen should see tnatsthis and other roads leading into the village are put in shape for travel
 Paul Callendar, of Waterbury is en- toying two weeks vacation at the Jollier cottage on Center street.
 George Van Woert, of Mfddletown is visiting his mother Mrs. F. A. Aston.
 MT. and Mrs. George Banning left Wednesday noon for their home in Hartford. They have been in the Grove for about two weeks.
 Frank Crawford of Bridgeport is a guest, of Harry Glossenger.
 John Mather of Hartford is visiting his family on Broadway.
 Harry Lee is working at Dickin- sons Garage in Mantle.
 Former Tower Operator J. P. CcCoy and James E. Hurle were callers in the Grove Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Washburn and son Harry, MT. and Mrs. George F. Tubbs of Norwich are at the Wash burn cottage
 Mrs. Max Frank has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after a visit to her mother Mrs. Josephine Sweet at the Villa.
 R. O. Libby of Norwich, was at his cottage in the Grove Monday. He is having a large quantity of tar paper placed on the roof of his factory.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sherman of New London are occupying their cottage.
 Carl Tracy of Hartford is visiting friends in the Grove.
 Mrs. James Belknap has returned to Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs N E. MaRwaring of New York spent Sunday in the Grove, guests of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Man Waring.
 Gordon Eager of Pittsfield, Mass. is visiting Mrs. H. R. Harding.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
OAKDALE
Congregational Sunday School Has Old Fashioned Picnic With Sports and Games-X. L. Club at The Shore.

At the Congregational Church Sun day the Rev. C. $. French spoke from Philippians 4:13 The c. F. meeting was conducted by the pastor, Topic Heroes and Heroines of the Temper ance Cause, Dan 1:8-17.
 H. A. Rogers of Waterford was a business caller in this place Tuesday
 An Auto party consisting of T. Fred Edmond, Mrs. James Edmond, Miss Bertha Geer and Mir. and Mrs Vim. at the parsonage Saturday afternoon and evening.
 Winners In Contests.
 The Congregational Sunday School held its annual picnic Wednesday on the. lawn near the church, At one O clock the company sat down to din- ner, the tables were laden with good things after dinner there were various sports and games, In the running race by the ladies Mrs, John Lynch won the first prize, and Mrs. Julian Parker the second In the sack race between Mrs. Lynch and Mrs Parker, Mrs. Lynch was the winner. In the running race by the children Master Robert French and Master Ralph Parker were the winners and in the sack race Master Ralph Parker won the first prize, others making good record were Miss Mar ion Lynch and May Arnold
 Service Omitted.
 There will be no services at the church on Aug 24th and 31st.
 At Eastern Point.
 The X L. Club went yesterday to Eastern Point where they have hired a cottage and will spend a ten days outing. Miss Jessie M SchofeId ac- companied them as chaperone.
 Miss Ida Edmond is visiting friends in YoIentown-
 Heard Katy did Saturday Evening.
 The Katy-did was heard last Satnr- day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Cook Family Enjoys Shore Dinner at Reunion-The Weeks Guests and Travellers.

There was a happy gathering of the Cook family at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Bert Cook. Central Village. Sunday, Aug. 10. A splendid shore dinner was served in the apple grove which adjoins the &home The menu consisted of clam chowder. clam frit- ters baked clans, cold boiled eggs. boiled sausages. boiled tripe, iced cu- cumbers onions and tomatoes, brown. and white bread, bluef1sh with dress ing, broiled lobster, ice cream, tea and coffee, cigars. After dinner a photo- graph was taken by Joseph Hopton Of the group. representing fo1ar genera tons. The rest of the afternoon was taken up with songs and Instrumental music,
 The following were present: Airs, Eliza Cook. Mir. and Airs. Bert o. Cook, Miss Eliza and Master Donald Geek, MP. and Mrs. Fred Cook, Miss Eunice Ceok ef Central Village, Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. R. Cook, Harry E. Ceok, .fr., Miss Gladys Eeek, Oscar Csek' Miss Lehr Cesi, Edward Mud,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
MOFEGAN

There were services at the church Sunday morning.
 Mrs Lamoine and Mrs Dunn of Norwich called on Mohegan friends Monday.
 Mrs. Quidgeon and Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Thompson. of New London, called on friends in this place last week
 Mrs. Harris and grandchildren, of Norwich, were in Mohegan the first of the week.