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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

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bnorlcoeS flnoe Den oa pGre Semit-
tiers belize Sfrift2 90 hbis life
oct ii0lte par 3ilfploet, bborleoes
flnoe ocn ga ppre enia ing, me0ens
ocu soringe icnrittiifc Qitcratlir er
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Slo9s Sfriiter intereSimnte ionl
3iOsipnomener % iom 8oflmenter
/ Oen heocnife Wisiionsbiitorie /
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ponnn ifoI opbrGnoe SerrcnS Fem.
pei meo Slo oa ggappten otter
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
ubbrcb pprc Slabc.
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Calf

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1. @nbper ritrrbenoe Soloer, Der bctoIcr for ct Iar ior.
fno, rnur Naoet Irf til Diptaar.
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mt Abonncment poo iamhige Samimbets DIobe, 9sgcr eiter eat
q 3alp rro pore SortegncIier til Ell 9aroi al 80 Gts. s8I
go 3 Sor bpct' $1,000, Der inbienbes for rpc Solcere til glaoe.
lie, far SomIereu en- efIra prpnHe til 89roi al $500. Mltina
9sscr fiji en- Y0roi al 5000 ior $1,000 announcement.
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nptte ig al bette porrit Iibcrnle TiIbuo til nt iaffe in en- Sors-
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.Ooniicrcn" cur for $4 80 announcement paa iuniIiac 3Inoc.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
Sicfiou, Nlta., Gnnnon.

6int Teir ian ri beItun0ig meo.
oelc on Der cppc ira; pi bar en0mt
life / anr bnit Sne al noqen De
tponing. Soroen er bar, oa 5oas
rene goar beitanoig noe / gEolni-
rem" % ianr al oeres 6soe. Get
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men riltig booroe 5roimntter bar
ri enonn life bait bette Gi%teroor.
llnoertioen bar ni boft ct Fnr HGt
ter 40 @ongrn liot booroere 5roit
Ell eaers. men 8inoen bar ioo mar.
fclig NOT puret ira Spo. Solf bar
funnel rpooe / Sfonene til lonqt
eiter Wioten al Rouembcr, og Ian
oct mnoife cnonrL ieg neo Oct BOG
life beitemt. 90 nGiten op til isr.
tic Nobember firtoe ma plsic Der.
Sea opIpier bette meo Oct fannie.
ino Solf life ifol ian ell WisforItoo-
elie al 9icfion Settlementet, oa 10
Den fare Enitor ailoiig for Ell 3io
iioen ifren nogct ON Canada |
o0oniferen". on oers 1i6 at plsie
Der etc. at bette ilet life fan aGloc
Gicfion. &c flelte her er gerne
ipr0ige mco ocres Ssitnina omfrina
Den 20. e0er ieneit Den %. Septem
Der. ioa otter oen 5io bar hi gerne
ira fire til fem llqer at plsie / til
5roitnutternc blincr Tor hooroc.
DIR. Senrp 2arien meo 3omilie
er foilnlen tilb11c ill ocres Tnrm
Der 1icfion. &c snifeoes hicrte.
liat 0clfonmen al ale 8ennerne
Der. Sc bonoc 10 bortleiet oeres
pane 5orm oa nor tnapt til eol.
gnrp lioitc CONNER. % DC bnnoe be-
iterlit at aoo | 5%orretning ocrneoe.
men Sienlrnglelen eiter 9icfion
oo Venneriic Der blen Dem mart
Tor itrrf, oa oerior err DC IN tilbage
her ibldnot oS. Oct er 10 life ioa
nnoerIiqt, oa 2orienS bar meo DC
isrite. Tom iattc iia neo Der; oeres
aprlig1eo til bette Settlement er
itsrre, emo mango fan riatig I%orltoo.
Mcn Der err pirfcIig en- bel Gel ioo.
Dan ber; oct ipncs, iom De ilcitc,
Der refer npf berirn. fonnmer til.
bo9e. Sea fimoe nTnnc fire ioo.
oanne 5iIfGloe Dc iioite Bar Ior.
Mr. Hrcoerifien, Tom 6apoe leiet
Mr. 2ariens Sorm. Dor III poo So.
BONES 9nnos Sorm Tor / 8inter,
men ban neo life beltentt enonil,
boor ban toacr ben til Sommer.
DIR. SobonneS 2uno er for fort
5io iioen reiit til Innmorf; ban
tunfer BOG pan at fornfie tilbage
ber iaen til Soronret. mnoife ban
fon beppqe en- al fine Ssitrc Der.
biemme til at toge mco Tia fer per
oa blipe SusboIocrifc for bnm; ie9
bar bsrt, Ran bor lotolt liz ioooon,
isr ban |rciitc.
Mr. 5reo Yeoericn er neo at bpg-
&c Jig Ell rigtig 900 Soineltolo |
ocnne 5ib; Wfr. Sonneberg noierer
@rbeioet. Mr. Eeoericn, tror ie1
nof, er en- al DC isrlte poo Siiten
Der nlco Scnipn til at aroiie bogs";
ban bar mnnae al Dem at l9lge mi
bucr Nnr. San er pgiaa Ell al DC
ierite SettIcrc Der. be1nnote iao
goot ion nieo ingcn Tina oa mite.
DC cnooo lit isrite tenn" ou honoe
llct inAen Tenae OF febc me Sclte
ior; men @ito bsrte hons Ban oa
loo hans 5rong og ienotc BAN Ell
far @cn, Tom loonte BAN Yenae til
upc Seitc. &c enahda Sreo Ne
oerienS Sorm MI | Gog. Sra WiTr.
fe I'll. hpor Serren I lin iorunoerliae
Naooe bar pellignet BAN; ban bar
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oa fIot ct 2epebus, Tom nogcn nG'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
NBe Vsgr
olllnelotc al Y. z. @ia.

IN. /. Z. Scibcrg: Zen bellige
V%orpbDreos. Viifop al @a5a. - ct
5iosbilleoe ira 0eoenitcbets iioitc
Cage' 3erne 6oriatter bar npot
oen encltaoenoc 96re at pore 6orfat.
ter til 10 Sfriiter / %innnnen Serie.
Sans ierite nHeligion % Wtorol",
les enoog at barre uotommet / 2oet
Oplna. bnilfet life er 5iliGloet meo
noget al'oet Sfriit T Serien. Sore.
liggenoe Sfriit, Der bnnoler ON en-
Samtioiq al Den itore Sobnnnes
GbrpioitomeS, fornfteriieres beoit PED
at aiisre islgenoe Oro al 5orf. peo
oets Slitning: pMen 9ileoet er tn
piif. Zen Strife, Der / lin 5ienelte
bopoc mango Heginlenter meo Ell
araitf1rl iom Vorlif til 5anebGrer,
Ell Sgliordl1t Iom Marfos til 5rom.
peter og ell m~onlbenioit og benipns.
lbs Terionligbeo iom Gorpbprios til
Sberit, beioo alt, bnao Der bcbeneoes
til at moerlug9e iig Soben. Dor.
pbprios hor iortient i'm beifebne Sci.
aenglorie." (Sioe 63).
: oisie Oro bar Broi. Seiberg
mco al enifelig 3pocligbeo iogt os.
hooo bans Scnii1t er meo llogipelien
al tit Sfriit. nculig at oiie, at Den
friitne Strife life ieireoe oper 9eoen.
ifnbet. loroi Den par ell iterre Ian0S.
mnat, men ior0i Den bap0e Sofpin-
Den meo iig og ioritoo at iao oenne
til at benptte ale Wioler til at blUie
Seoenifabet ouer en6e. 90 bpao
|Soininoen life fuuoe. oct mnatte @olo
og opoigteoe Miirafler llorette. Sfrii.
tet inloer 10 0ele: Sioe Ill -
Ell @eiigipelie al Iiofonen Warfos's
Sfiloring al E~orpbprios's Seonet
og Sioc i2-63 = Eroi Seibergs
aonmtentor BERTH. Veage er | bsi
@rao interesionte oa b~eteancioe ior
peofommenoes 5io OF Misunderstanding,
maaife life minoit for Troi. Sci.
bergs. Ger or ncmli9 mel eno en-
Varnllel, Tom fon orages mellem ben
1nnle Selgen oa Den itore 6ilolog /
asbcnbopn. Zen u9Ioige 9iifop /
@a,a nor nemIia poa fin Waooe Den
ieirenoe arilten0omS Vnnnerierer
moo Seoenifnbet. ligciom Silolcgen
mi mener Jig at pare Den ieircnoe
0~iocnifnbs 9nnnerierer imoo Oct,
ariitenoommen itiueoe / Seoenifabets
Steo' Oct er 10 nemlig Seoenifabet
/ iprfforet SfItfelic, ion Den laafolo.
te Vioenifob III orbeioer pna at op.
reiie ira De Geoe, ioo Den Tan. JONI
Yroi. @eibera ioa imuft OF trpiien'
DC uotrDffer iig aunoerlrgge liz so.
ben. Wan ioritanr iaa goot Den
pipfololiife Miiinitet, iom Yrofesio.
rem bar fuIgt meo ben belgenfroneoe
3empelltormer, Der osoe u. &. 4f9.
Get or at babe, al ban bill bragg
Carbon al lin aonosirGnoes al.
ifrGffcioe efiempeI. :
". Sb. u. Milcr: YalpItinn
Tom bobploniif auIturpropins" -
or Ropnet pnn Nr. 10 ferite Scric
og oennes aiilutning Goriatteren
or befenot peo fine LANCE og feoelige
AibonoIinger .gGgppten" oa Den
icnlitiife Orient" | lite Wino al
Solfenes Siitorie, bporai foreliggen.
DC 9rnftdf or ct fort, poplil9rt Ito,
orng, Der, ON mllligt, er enonu mer
fcoeIig, irrligt foroi oct iapner De
mango, uomprfeoe @iaeoer, Tom leo
ioger 9efiten | ySolfencs Siitorie"
Oct er ct 5orisg poo at niie, at De
icmitiife Sproeitnmmer. ion otter.
boonoen er inononhret | YnIpltinn,
life ira 9egnpten, bpor DC aloria
hor nrret, men fra DC omliggcnhe
9rfencr, = Dor fact bonoe Sfrift,
! 2iterotlir 90 TeIieion fra Babylon,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
FA1RMEAD sKAND1NAv1sKE KoLoNI
MADEIRA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,

II faiggende so Mil nod for Fresno. Bedste lord for Alfalfa Is I'll 7 lndhsst-
nngerl, yimirner og Frugt. 300 Famlr har kebt ct Hem her de s6te IL
Nd. Sale,, or blot 1925 Acren, paa megt lette Viiaar. Shiv Dcres Aodefs
nal eftq ilusreret BeskrWelse til: C. PHILIPsEN, 1862 shafer Ave.
Calf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
SAMIERBIlp

ellcr selybindende Bogbind hvori De
sely ! ct 0icblilc kan indbindc Dcres
Blade. laves til ale Sterrclscr. vinder
kolIosal Udbredelsc over alt. For at
gore wort Kirkcfoik hckcndt mod Bin
dcncs Fortrinlighed sendes Gisse for
en- It'd norfifrit I'll fegcnde Prison:
Dansk Iuth. kirkeblad ..... 30 Cts
Kirke 90 Folk 49,. ...... 35 Cts
Rernehlndet ,,......... 40 Cts
Pcstil direktc IA Forferdieeren
p. II. HANSEN,
26i1 Wabansia Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
CANTERBURY PLAIN
Strawberry Supper Nets Nearly $f8- w. C. T. U. Meeting at Town Farm.

Strawberry Supper Nets Nearly $18- w. C. T. U. Meeting at Town Farm.
 The C. E. meeting of the M. 2 church last Sunday night was led DJ Mrs. Abbie Buss. Next Sunday Ray mond Gray will lead
 Cleared Nearly SIS.
 The stewards did very well at the strawberry supper held last Thursday evening; nearly SIS was realized.
 William Pope. who has been living here for few years past. Will move with his family to Williamsville.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Bushnell and Mrs. H. ID. Perry visited Mrs. Carter of Scotland last Friday.
 w. C. T. U. Interests.
 A large delegation of members and friends of Buell. union, w c. T. U:, at tended the county convention at Scot land Wednesday. All reported haNlns a very good time and enjoyed the con- vention.
 Floral Mission day will be observed bv the w. C. T. U. by holding meet inc at the town hall next Tuesday aft ernoon.
 The w. C. T. U. held their regular eyangeIistic meeting at the town farG last-SuDday evening. The inmates look forward to the meetings as an eftorl is always made to make them inter esting. The meetings consist of Scrip ttire readings. prayer, entertaining ar ticles are read. and there is singing of favorite hymns. z Children's day will be observed Sun dav morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
RIPLEY HILL
Close of Schools-HiIItop Home Club
 Meets-Lightning Strikes Barn.

Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Sherman and Mrs F. B. Topliff attended the Sun day School institute at the Baptist church in Willimantic Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. RenshaW of Mid dletown are at the Perkins Topliff house for the summer.
 School closed with a picnic at Bechel's grove on Friday.
 Miss Helen Packer has had a very successful year, and it is hoped will return. Fannie Greene was the only pupil present at every session. But for his accident Raymond Greene would have been present also.
 Pests of Farmers.
 Cut worms, caterpillars and potato bugs are making life a burden for farmers in this vicinity.
 Gift of Singing Books.
 The Hilltop Home club met with Mrs. Bechiel the 9th, helpful instruc- tive session was held. Mrs. Aver pre- sented the club a number of singing books.
 Mrs. Williams of Midd1etown was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Aver last week
 The Hilltop club is to have an enter tainment at the house of Mrs. Sher- man.
 Lightning struck the barn of A. G. Rowley Saturday afternoon. tearing off
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14

Lord of East Hartford were recent guests at Charles Pinney's.
 Miss Helen H. Berry of Hartford has been the guest of Miss Adelia Loomis.
 Three Graduated.
 . The exercises of the graduating class of the Bolton grammar school were held Tuesday evening at the Congre- gational church. The graduates were Misses Olive Hutchinson Helen Math ein and Annie Schell. Class colors, crimson and white; class flower, laurel; motto, Always do your best" The program was, song. Center schoo,, prayer by Rev. MT. Burt; saluatory essay, Luther Burbank, His Life and Work Helen Mathein; song, South school; recitation, Elmer Shaw read ing, Margaret Sheriden; song, North school; essay, Nathan Hale," Annie Schell recitation, Gladys Loomis. duet, Zutic and Annie ScheH; reading Ellen La Chappell; song, Center school; essay, Little Laborers of Great City" Olive Hutchinson; presen- tation of diplomas by supervisor A. N. Potter; America, by all
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
HAMPTON

First Selectman F. A. Phillips had a valuable horse drop dead one day last week. He purchased a new horse weighing 1.65o pounds. to replace it.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. W. Button of Rocky Hill spent Sunday with the formers mother, Mrs. Mary Button.
 It is reported that Mrs Pell and daughter are to occupy rooms at Chel- sea inn during the summer months
 Miss Esther Welles. who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. c. M. Smith, has returned to Hartford.
 Mrs. William Phillips has returned home after spending several days at her cottage at Crescent beach.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Porter entertain ed his son and several of his friends over Sunday.
 M F. Boothe has moved his family out of town
 George H. Nimball, a former residen. of this place. was in town Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
WELLINGTON
Collection $11.85 on ChiIdren's Day.
 Church Roll Gall.

Mrs. Harold w. Pratt and son of Providence, R. L. are at F. w. Pratt's.
 The shower of last Saturday was of unusual severity and lightning struck in several places.
 Misses Carrie and Grace Hill. Miss Patterson and Miss Hyde were at Hill side Saturday. Miss Grace Hill re- mained over Sunday Miss Alice M. Preston returned to Hartford with he Monday for the day.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Darrow returned home Friday, he from Newton Center, Mass, and she from Northfield, Mass
 The Children's day concert passed off finely and was largely attended The collection to be sent the Baptist Pub lication society was $11.S5.
 The church roll call Tuesday after noon and evening was as always much enjoyed by all the participants. Sup per was served. The music was excel lent, new members were received, the Lords Supper was observed, and the exercises closed by singing the roll call hymn, as all stood in circle about the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
BOLTON
Recent Farm SaIes-Granamar School
 Graduates Three.

George L, Fish has sold his farm Co East Hartford purchasers.
 Fred w. Buek1and has sold his p1a % to s, D. Pearl of South Manchester, and has moved to the Wm. Ris1ey far ii In Vernon, Both of tbese farms are otl Coleman street
 Mrs. Wessoh Phelps is honae ffefn a short stay in Bfanford,
 Mrs, j, W. Massey has returned from Suffieid where she has spent several months at her son's She is with he" grandson Jehn H. Massey.
 Mrs O. B. Pemeroy of Windsor is with her daughter Mrs. William White fer the summer
 Charles Leenis JF., and family have meved fFea South Manchester te their home in town fer the summsf,s
 Rayfaend Dow of Windsor and Lefsn
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
HEBRON
Elisha Lewis Able to Leave Hospital
 Willimantic Show at Town Hall.

MT and Mrs Henry Spafford were calling in town last week.
 Clifford Perry is out with a new au- tomobile.
 Robert Porter was home over Sun day.
 Elisha Lewis came home from the hospital Saturday where he under went an operation a few weeks since. Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Wilson, Mrs Henderson and Mrs. Frink were wis itors in Wi imantfc one day this week making the trip in Chamberlin's au- to-.
 ChIdren's Day Exercises.
 Children's day was observed at the Congregational church. The exer- cises included singing and speaking by the children. The young men sang, also the Sunshine club, a class of young ladies.
 Mrs. H. Clinton Porter is in Exeter caring for her mother, who is very feeble
 MT. Roger Porter was home from Stamford over Sunday.
 J. w Hewitt took a party to Black Hall Sunday.
 w. S. Hewitt, Sidney Hewitt and James Brown are at Black Point for few days
 Honey Boys Entertain.
 The Honey Boys of Willimantic gave a show in the town hall Satur- day evening to a large audience.
 Dance at Town Hall.
 There was a dance at the town hall Friday evening
 Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Louis Phelps went to Willimantic Thursday in J. W. Hewitt's auto.
 Will Chamberlain, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Thompson were in Wi1Iimantic Thursday.
 Miss Marion Gott of Hartford visit ed at Edmund Horton's last week.
 Miss Susan Pendleton is visiting in Norwich.
 Harry Bond and family of Black Point were callers in town Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
SOUTH COVENTRY
Churches To Observe chiIdren's Day.
 New Clock in Library Tower.

Children's Day will be observed at the Methodist church tomorrow (even- ing, June 15) with concert in the evening.
 At the Congrega ational church, there will be Children's Day concert. June 22nd, in the afternoon.
 R. F. D. Carrier Geo. B. Carpenter is laid up with blood poison in his feet Substitute w A. Wolfe Is covering the route.
 Rev. MT. Christie occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church last Sun day.
 The state road through the village has had a coating Of tar.
 New Town Clock.
 The new town clock has been in stalled in the tower of the new Booth Dimock Memorial library. It's striking can be plainly heard for a couple of miles.
 The public library is closed all books having been called in preparatory to
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Miss LeaVitt to Teach in West Hart ford-Auction at Chandter's Store.

Mir and Mrs. Lendall HouEhton have returned from a visit of two weeks in Buffalo. N. Y
 Frank Barrett was in Grafton, Mass this week, attending the graduation of his niece, Miss Marion Brown.
 Mrs. Ellery Paine and little daughter Sylvia from Urbana. H., are spending a month with Mrs. Luther Leavitt.
 Mrs Bernice Leavitt is at her home here for the summer vacation. She will teach in West Hartford the com ing year.
 Miss Olive Paine, a senior at Hi nois university. has arrived here fuc the summer.
 Attended Auction
 The auction at Frank ChandIer's $ store In East Woodstock Wedn esday called a good many people from here. There will be no service in churcr here June To. 1t being Academy Sun day at Woodstock.
 Mrs. Frank Perrin was in Providence several days this week
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
SOUTH WINDHAM
Pupils of Sunday School Working for Picnic Fund-Suits Arrive for Bali Team.

". P. Barstow was a visitor at En- rlewood N. J., Monday.
 Timothy Watts is quarantined at his home with diphtheria
 Raymond Maine of Stonington spent Monday with his cousin, Mrs. Arthur Sweet
 Miss Ethel Golden and Harry Fries son are members of the graduation class at the Windham high school Rehearsals are being held for Sun day school entertainment for the ben- eft of the picnic fund
 Mrs. E. Backus entertained her cous- in. Mrs Frank MaGuire of New Lon- don Thursday.
 New Suits for Team.
 The South Windham ball team have received their new suits and will ap- pear in them for the first time today Saturday..
 Perry Crane is at home for ten days furlough.
 Attended Convention.
 Mrs. w. P. Barstow. Mrs. John Rose and Mrs. C. L. Clinton attended the county W. C. T. U. convention at Scot land Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Roy and son Raymond were visitors at Eagleville Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
NORTH STERLING
Jacob Pidge industrious at e1-Rats
 Steal Chickens.

Miss Louise Wibberly closed her school here Friday Of last week with a picnic for the pupils in Wheaton wood grove.
 Mrs Charles Coon of Danielson called on friends here Sunday.
 George Pierce, Jr.. is out with new automobile.
 Jacob Pidge was here Tuesday work ing on the road throwing out the small stones. He will be 92 years old the coming December.
 There was a hard frost in some places here June and g.
 George Pierce entertained guests from Providence Sunday.
 C. H. Cole lost 35 chickens in one night by rats.
 Farmers complain about the cool nights as crops cannot grow. .
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
Wife of First President.

Bridgeport.
 Wife of First President.
 Mrs. Jennie $. Rooms arrived from Topeka. Kan. Friday to attend the exercises of commencement week. Mrs Rooms was the wife of B. F. Rooms, the first president of the Con- necticut Agricultural college. She is the guest of Miss Edwina Whitney at present.
 Mrs. Ella M. Slater left Monday for a summer at Oak Bluffs.
 Gave Porch Party.
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Esten gave a porch party for the ladies to her aunt, Mrs. Hunt. Tn the evening the senior class were her guests.
 Woman's Night at Grange.
 Mansfield grange meeting Monday evening was Wornan's night Miss Hayes the lecturer, presented an in teresting programme including 8 his tory of the grange by Mrs. B, B. Fitts; The Work of Mrs. Mayo, by Mrs. c. A. Wheeler; Current Topics of Interest, by Mrs. H. D. Edmond. Enjoyable musical numbers were fur nished by the young ladies:
 Commencement Events.
 The remainder of Commencement week includes:
 Sunday. June 15-23o D. m., Bacca- laureate Sermon by Rev. L. G. Rog- CTS Monday. June 16-Evening. Shakespearean Club banquet, Allyn house, Hartford: Eta Lambda Sigma banquet, Bonds restaurant, Hartford. Tuesday, June 17-S a. m., Examina- tion for Alumni Prize in Practical Az riculture; 10 a. m.. Class day exer- cises of the Schools of Agriculture, Home Economics and Mechanic Arts; ? D. m., Glass day exercises of the College; 4 p. m.. Baseball game, Alum nj vs. Seniors; 8 D. n1.. Senior dance. Wednesday, June 1S-10.45 a. m, Graduation exercises. address by Rev H. E. Starr; 1 p. m., Alumni dinner; D. m, Meeting of Alumni associa- tion; p. m., Alumni reception and dance.
 The presidents reception to the se- nior class was given by President and Mrs. Beach at Grove cottage on Friday afternoon.
 Miss Helen L. Packard gave a la dies luncheon Wednesday.
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JACKSONVILLE

Mrs. Reuben Town of North Gros- venordale was visitor the past week with local friends.
 Mrs Charles Webster was Worces- ter visitor Wednesday.
 Charles Smith. who has been paint : ing for l.. Keegan. will go to North Grosvenordale in a few days.
 Mir and Mrs. Huntington of East Thompson were at c. A. Kelly's Thurs day.
 B. s. Upham and Tom Paine at tended an auction at M. Child's Thurs day.
 E. J. Colburn of Webster was here Tuesday.
 Miss Upham and Miss Wallace were Webster visitors one day this week.
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CANTERBURY

Mrs. c. E. Baker of Mansfield Center, was a guest last week of her cousins at Crystal Spring Farm. They took her to Plainfield and she was very much surprised to see the wonderful change there since she was>a child and used to go there with her uncle, the late Hon. Charles Bennett.
 The Westminster school will hold it's closing exercises next Wednesday, June 18th.
 A delegation from this town attended the W. c. T. U convention at Scotland Wednesday,
 Mrs. Bitgood of Danielson is the guest of her sister Mrs. Zanina Med- bury.
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for T. R. Prentice. and has entered the employ of Chas M Anis.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Potter spent Sunday in Moodus guests, of the formers sister
 Mrs. D. F.-Jaquith is visiting rela- tives in Sounth Coventry.
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice entertained her mother, Mrs. Louis Helm from Stafford the past week