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Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
BOLTON NOTCH
School Exhibition-G. A. R: Mon from
 Manchester at Local Services.

The graduating class at the Quarry. vile school had an exhibition Monday night.
 Mrs. William Hoare of Syracuse has Joined her husband at his sisters, Mrs Reeds.
 Clarence Daley of Hartford spent Friday with her grandmother, Mrs. Loren Main.
 Fannie French of Hartford was with her mother. Mrs. Hattie Bragg over Sunday.
 A. N Main of Torrington is with his brother, Loren Main, for a while
 Robert Pierce of Ware, Mass, ts staying with his mother, Mrs. M. w. Howard for the summer
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Main and two daughters, of Torrington, were in town for a few days recently.
 Miss Mabel Howard has gone to Tor rington for visit with friends.
 Mrs. Loren Main was at her old home in Bristol for a brief stay
 Mrs. William Freedman and son Raymond, of Manchester, are visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Elmer Hotch- kiss.
 Came in Twenty Automobiles.
 Memorial services were held at the Quarryville church Sunday, the Grand Army men of Manchester attending. It took twenty automobiles to convey them to Quarryville.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
PLATNFIELD
How Memorial Day Was commemor ated-Anniversary Surprise for Mir and Mrs. w. F. Day.

Memorial day the services at the cemeteries were fairly well attended, especially by the children The few remaining veterans and the Ladies of Plainheld band.
 On Sunday William lift and two friends from Jewett City called on Mrs. Ruth Devolve on their way from decorating the graves of Revolutionary soldiers at Flat Rock. MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Barber of South Canter- bury called on their niece, Mrs. De- Volve, Sunday afternoon after a visit with MT. and Mrs. B. F. Co1burn 0f Ekonk.
 Mrs. William A. Devolve and litt;e daughter are visiting relatives in Prov
 Charles H. Barber and William Tan ner of Campbell's Mills were here two days this week
 Herbert A. Gallup is changing his cottage, formerly occupied by Mrs. Nlckleson, into more modern dwell ing.
 Mrs. Nickleson has moved into Cal win WilcoX's house near Grange hall
 The Sunday school children are get ting ready for Childrens day next Sunday.
 Surprised on Wedding Anniversary
 Monday evening, June 2, the Plain field friends of MT. and Mrs w r. Lay SuIp1ISSQ them at tne1f nome here on their 21st marriage anniversary. Walter Musgrove, On behalf of the company in a most fitting speech, pre- sented the host and hostess with handsome cut glass water set with tray, also sugar and cream bowls. MT Day. on behalf of Mrs Day and himself, feelingIy replied. MT and Mrs Day were also presented a beau tiful wedding cake kraus' orchestra furnished the music. Refreshments were served in the dining room and very pleasant evening was spent
 Those present were LBdger Jalbert, Abe Dougherty, Dr. A. A. Chase. Gus Giraca, Joseph Fl. Donais, Napoleon Lavalle. Hector Carnegie, Joseph Eur cotte. James McNulty, Fritz Magnison c. Tebrant, A. Maynard. Louis La mothia, T. c. King. J. A. Leahy, Ed Ieahy, George Charon. o. Lynch Will liam krause. Lawrence Krause. E. w. Lyon, Joseph Dubois. T. C. Flynn, R. Grenier, J. E. Rogers. Charles T. Phil lips Arthur c. Tillinghast, L. Dodge, Warren Estes.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
1nOINh
Local Hospitality Rendered Holiday
 Guests-May Basket Party.

Charles Robbins, who has been wis iting his sister. Mrs. Ann Corey, has returned to Boston.
 Miss Esther Gallup was at her home here over Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs Charles Madison and Benjamin Wilcox spent Sunday in Jewett City, Mrs. Wilcox returned home with them.
 Miss Cynthia Phillips returned Mon day to her summer cottage here after spending six months with MT. and Mrs Russel Slocum in Westerly. She has had improvements made around her home
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Gallup have been visiting at Albert Browns.
 Huna May Basket.
 party of young people hung 8 May basket to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Saturday evening and enjoyed social time.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gallup and MT. and Mrs Charles Hopkins spent Me morial day in Westerly and Lords Point. They made the trip in Mir. Hopkins automobile
 Warren Tanner has been spending a week at his home here. He returned to his work Tuesday.
 The Ladies' Aid society met in Grange hall Thursday afternoon.
 Rev. MT. Reynolds is visiting with his brother in Massachusetts, also with friends in Providence.
 Mrs Mary Robbins and son of Nor wich and Mrs. Dudley Williams and daughter of Moosup visited at Edwin GaIlup's Memorial day and decorated graves in the Gallup cemetery.
 Several from here attended Memo rial services in Oneco Sunday. Rev. MT. Craffam delivered a fine address.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
ATTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Walter Frissen and daughter spent the holidays at Lebanon with Mr and Mrs. Burgess.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Robinson were called to worcester Sunday by the death of their nephew, Charles Ben nett.
 Mr and Mrs. Archie Hemmingway and Mrs. Sweeney spent the week end at Centerville.
 There will be a Childrens day con cert at the M. E. church Sunday even ing.
 Thomas. Ruth and May Emerson and Arthur Adams of Northbridge spent Saturday and Sunday with Albert Robinson and family.
 Archie Hemmingway will sever his work as stacker tender here this week to go to Centerville to live.
 Mrs. Albert Robinson is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Emerson, at North bridge.
 Mr and Mrs. Edward Olsen visited at Willimantic over the holiday.
 Miss Delphine Dagenais visited with her grandmother at Whitinsville.
 John HemTningway is home from Arctic, where he is conducting res taurant, getting ready to move.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
SPRING HILL

The regular midweelz prayer meeting was held on Wednesday evening this week to accommodate any who might wish to attend the meeting at WdlH- mantle.
 Children's day exercises will take the place of the regular service at the Bap- tist church on Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Bessie G. Barrows of Washing ton, D. C., is at the home of Mrs. INr- cina Bennett, where she is arranging for the disposal of her household ef- fects.
 Walter Cummings and family of Webster. Mass, spent last week with Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Sears.
 Mrs. w. F. WiIdes was in Providence the first of the week.
 Mrs. W. A. Weld was in Palmer. Mass, 8 couple of days last week.
 The regular monthly meeting ok the board of selectmen was held at the town clerks office last Monday
 Byron s, Hawkins has rented the house next to the town han. owned by c. c. Davis, and will again set up housekeeping.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
CHAPLIN
Thomas G. Brown Post in Charge of Memorial Day Exereises-Children's Day Concert.

Thomas G. Brown post, No. 79. G. A. R., observed Memorial day. De- tachments from the post decorated the graves of the soldier dead in the outlying cemeteries in the morning, About 10.30 a line was formed at Grand Army hall as follows: George W. I. Marshall, Natchaug Drum corps, Thomas G. Brown post, school chil- dren, citizens and visitors, and march ed to the Center cemetery, where the graves of the fallen comrades were decorated and a short service held. The line returned to the church, where dinner was served to a large number. The principal exercises of the day were held in the Congregational church at p. III. Rev. H. c. Mo Knight was chairman The opening exercises were by Thomas C. Brown post Rev MT. Mcknight offered the invocation. Rev. Lewis IG. Rogers of Storrs gave the memorial address, which held the close attention of the large number present and received well merited applause Professor Wheeler of fStoors was called upon and made a short speech A quartette- Mrs. H. c. Mcknight. Mrs A. NJ Litch- field George w. Ide and Arthur Will hanrTs--sang patriotic selections dur ing the service, which closed with all joining in singing America.
 Local Interests
 Mr. and Mrs. William N. Smith of
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got into Mrs. Barrows' house but were frightened away. The same night Charles Thrall lost a COW. It was found dead in the morning.
 The Literary club met with Mrs. k. T. Davis Monday afternoon.
 The entertainment under the aus pices of the Grange which was to have been given on Friday evening, was indefinitely postponed.
 Miss Agnes Hayden, who has been staying with MT. and Mrs. G. P. Col lins, has gone to her brothers.
 Next Sunday the Changers will dec crate the graves of deceased members.
 Chfldren's day will be observed next Sunday. The usual exercises will be given by the children.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry c. Aborn spent the end of last week in Boston. going by auto
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
WOODSTOCK

Miss Elizabeth Berrian is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. A. Bowen.
 N-& W. w. Sheldon is moving into the house formerly occupied by E. F. Berrian.
 Mrs. Marcus Wood has returned to Danielson after spending few days with Miss Nellie D. Chandler
 The Holt family have arrived from New York and opened ROseland for the summer. Doc
 Mrs. Haywood Is visiting Mrs Will liam MathewsOn.
 Eastford and Woodstock ball hines played a game on the common Memo . rial day.
 Heroic Dead Remembered.
 The soldiers graves were decorated Friday afternoon and short exercises were held under the direction of Rev. F. R. Kendall.
 Woodstock library is open for the summer on Monday end Thursday af- teFnoons from to 5,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
Windham County
BROOKLYN
Memorial Day Saddened by H. c, Moreys Sudden Death-Meetina of Art Club.


 Starr Burlingame of New York re- gently spent few days With MISS Addie Hyde.
 Mrs. E. B. Cummings attended the dedicatory exercises of the monume It in David Hale Tanning park, Jewett City
 Edwin Scarborough and daughter Florence of Hartford spent few days with Mrs Ella Spalding and her sis ter Miss Scarborough.
 Miss Mary Bassett has returned 70 her home with her sister, Mrs. l. W. Chapman, having spent a number oF weeks with her sister, Mrs. Charles A Tfllinghast, Of Danielson.
 Mrs. Genung's sister. Mrs Monroe, is in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. King of Daniels 3n are occupying the house which came into his possession at the death ot his sister. Mrs. Jennie Jones. IL had been her home for many years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Park ended their duties at the Windham county jail Saturday, May S1, and are residing in Putnam.
 O. F. Atwood was week end visitor in Providence.
 Mrs. Martha NuttalI. son Arthur and daughter Lillian, also MT. and Mrs. William H. Brown of Windham, were callers at J. K. Potter's Sunday, the last named taking dinner there.
 Miss Felicia Terry of Providence and Miss Mildred Terry of Danielson spent Memorial day with their moth CT. Mrs Charlotte Terry.
 Mir and Mrs. T. D. Pond have re- turned from Providence.
 Veterans Sudden Death.
 The Memorial exercises were held iii the town hall. Rev. w. D. Swaff1eld of Danielson delivered the address. The singing was in charge of Dr. 6. F. Genung The day was overShadoWed by deep sorrow caused by the death of one of the veterans. Fl. G. Mercy, who dropped dead in the line of march just before reaching the hall.
 Richard Hatch of Southport was week end visitor with his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. B. Hatch.
 l. Kohn of New York is visitor at M O'NeilPs.
 Miss Rose Scott has returned to Brooklyn after stay in New York. Miss Helen Witter was in Provi- dence for a few days.
 Closes Season.
 The Woman's Art club held its last Neting Monday at the home of Miss Lucy Jarvis on Allen Hill Instrument tai music was furnished by E. O.Wood. Mrs Perry and daughter of Danielson. Charles Weaver and family of Putnam Heights were among those present.
 Mr and Mrs. Mortimer Miller are spending a few days in Hartford an New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Charles Ladd of Norwich was the guest of his sister Mrs. T. J. Barber, several days last week.
 Mrs. c. E. Douglass and son, Willie, of Norwich, spent Memorial day with MT. and Mrs. T. J. Barber.
 Frank V. Lyon of Willimantic called on Levi N Clark Memorial day
 Miss c. o. Whitford of Norwich spent Memorial day with her sisters, at Whippoorwiil farm.
 Miss Bertha NJ. Clark returned home Monday, after several days visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank R. Burdick, at Norwich.
 Charles H. Newton of New London was the guest of Levi N. Clark the first part of the week. ~
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of WilIi- mantle returned Sunday, after sew eral days visit with MT. and Mrs. F. L. Hyde
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
Accepts Call.
HAMPTON
Ephrair Dorrus Given Emphatic Warning to Mount the Water Waq-

Miss Alice Smith has been enter taining Miss Beecher.
 Orin and Frank Phillips are work ing in Eastford.
 Ephraim Dorrus, while intoxicated. was struck by a passing train last Wednesday morning. His arm was broken and badly mangled. He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital, WiIli- mantle.
 T. G. Roberts has moved his family to his farm in Windham.
 William Hammond is having his house repaired. 8 Mrs. Reuben Pearl called on her sister in Scotland one day this week.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Burchnall spent the week end with friends in Worces- ter
 Richard Burchnall spent Memorial day in Worcester.
 Miss Olney served ice cream in the tea room last Friday and Saturday.
 Death of Former Resident
 The body of Mrs. David Copeland was brought here for burial last Sat urday. Mrs. Copeland was a former resident of Hampton
 Masons are about to begin work on Abel Burdick's new house
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Benziger. who have been visiting her daughter, have returned to Auburn, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
MOOSUP
Social Meeting of Thursday Afternoon Club-Goyette- Daisneault Wedding.

Miss Ellie Fair visited her brother in Boston over Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. James Coote enter tained their daughter from New York and another daughter from Hartford over Sunday.
 Howard Main and family spent Me morial day and over Sunday in Wake field, R. l., with Mrs. Mains parents, Rev. and Mrs. John Oldham
 Dona Dupuis of New Bedford spent Sunday with his parents. MT. and Mrs. T. F. Dupuis.
 Mrs. Joseph Page is entertaining her sister.
 George Winett, clerk in Marches seault Bros store, has been enjoying q Weeks vacation in Springfield.
 Miss Dorothy Palmer of Lawrence. Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. w. Danielson.
 The Chautauqua circle will meet wi,h Mrs. George Chipman Monday aftec- noon.
 Thursday Clubs Social.
 The Thursday club enjoyed pleas ant social gathering with Miss Belle Cray Thursday afternoon. There was a piano solo by Miss Marion Tucker man, vocal solo by Miss Hattie Adams, piano duet by Misses Ethel Parkhurst and Doris Potter, reading by Mrs. ice cream, cake and coffee were served.
 Goyette-DaieneauIt.
 Miss Marie Daigneault and Joseph Goyette were united in marriage at All HalloWs' church Monday morning. The bridesmaid was Miss Clara, Daigneault, the best man Joseph Moran. A break fast was served at the home of the 'wide's mother. Mrs. Amanda Daig- leault after which MT. and Mrs. Coy fte left for a wedding trip in Rhode siand.
 Funeral of Miss Tavernier.
 The funeral of Miss Matilda Taver- tier was held from All Hallows' church Wednesday morning at o'clock. She lad been sick for six years.
 Charles Miller. who suffered a slight hook which affected his left side some NO weeks ago, is recovering and hopes be able to get about again.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
RIPLEY HILL
Raymond Greene Breaks Collar Bone
 Funeral of Mrs. w. l. Hernance.

While playing basketball Thursday evening Raymond Greene tripped and fell, breaking his collar bone He was taken to St Josephs hospital at Will limantic for treatment.
 H. F. Topliff of Wauregan and his son, F. H. Toplif of Occum, passed the week end at their house on the hill, putting it in order for the summer.
 The funeral of Mrs. W. I. Hermance was attended by Rev. Mir. Christie on Sunday. Miss Nellie Albertin sang three selections. Burial was in Stam- ford.
 Professor A. E. Peterson entertained teachers from the Morris High school, New York. over Memorial day.
 L. G. Sherman of Branford passed the week end at his home
 Miss Sarah Stanton of New London was a recent guest on the hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
MT. HOPE.

Mrs. F. A. Young and children of New York spent Memorial day and the week end at their summer home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Russ spent Me- moriaI day with their daughter, Mrs. A. T. Burdick of Morrow.
 Mrs. L. M. Knight of East Hartford spent last week with her parents, MT, and Mrs. A. M. Grant
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Packer of Willi- mantle were visitors with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Bacon last Saturday. Mir. Packer made some repairs on their property here.
 Mrs. Mary Stimpen is visiting friends in AtWoodviIle and Mansfield Center this week and looking after her prop erty in Atwoodville.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Albert Merryfie1d and Clovis Carpen- ter of Worcester and Howard Carpen ter of Putnam spent Sunday with Allen Kenyon.
 Ferdinand Kenyon of Cambridge Mass. spent Sunday in town
 Elmer E. Cfoss entertained MT. VII. son of Philadelphia over Sunday.
 Rev, MT, King of Eastford preached in the valley Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Allen W. Kenyon spent Memorial day with friends in Putnam
 Mrs. Emma Spencer of Pomfret fa visiting her daughter. Mrs. Allen w Kenyon,
 A. Winfield Kenyon speat Sunday with friends in Providenc
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
WESTMINSTER
Rev. w. H. Raymond Formally Ac. cepts Call to Congregational Church The Weeks Hapreninqs.


 Mrs. Jennings, her son and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of New York. have been guests of Mrs. Jennings brother, MT. Colt.
 Mrs. Olive Mcdonald of Norwich re- turned home Saturday, after spending a week with her sister, Miss Alice Baker.
 Mrs. William Greenman visited her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Lovett, in North Franklin, recently. MT. and Mrs. Henry Lovett and lit tie son, of Groton, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Columbus Smith of , Brookside farm.
 Mrs. Levi Baker spent day last week with friends in Providence.
 Miss TilIie Rosensweig of New York is enjoying a vacation at her home here.
 Memorial to Mother.
 Carl Straeb of Newark, N. J., was at Columbus Smiths Saturday, and also visited the cemetery here. Mr. Straeb has made arrangements for the erection of a granite headstone at tery.
 Mir. Croft of Hanover preached an interesting sermon Sunday morning at the church.
 The main road has been undergoing repairs this week.
 Frank Linnell, sexton of the ceme- tery has been engaged in work about the grounds this week
 Rev. A. A. Smith a former pastor of the church in Westminster, now of Worcester, preached last Sunday in the Congregational church at Brook lyn, Conn.
 Accepts Call.
 Rev. w. H. Raymond, formerly pas- tor of the Pentecostal church at Dan 1elson, has accepted call to the pas torate of the Congregational church at Westminster and will commence his labors next Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
ASHFORD
HccessfuI Strawberry SupPer-Per
 sonaI Items.

Miss Hattie Deans and her friend, Hiss Margaret Bill, have been spend ng a few days with Miss Deans par nts- They leave Friday for Staten sland, where they expect to spend the Nmmer.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain ypent Memorial day at their cottage 1t Willinanttc camp ground.
 Mrs. Fred Bowen and Miss Lyon, whom she is entertaining for a few fays, spent the day in Charlton, Mass, Thursday.
 Strawberry Supper.
 The Ladies Aid society gave a strawberry supper in the vestry on Friday night.
 The Bicknells and Mrs. Deans had callers on Thursday from Woodstock Valley.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Clark were in Putnam on Tuesday.
 Eli Weeks has sold his house to Aaron Bowen and has hired the Hall place and will move there before July 1st.
 MT. Keene, who is to drive the south mail will occupy the house vacated by MT Weeks.
 Rev. Mir. Chamberlain spenr Thurs day afternoon at Woodstock Valley, and is to preach at the chapel Sunday afternoon, July 8.
 Dr. H. H. Converse has purchased 9 new touring car
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
STERLING
Rev. Paul Miller Pastor of M. 6 Chureh-Eiaht in Graduating Class

Rev. Paul Miller has been officially appointed pastor of the Sterling M. F. church.
 The tea ehtcorf,J..
 The teachers of the Sterling graded schools spent the week end at their various homes
 Miss Mabel Moore of Oneco was re- gently the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Vaughn.
 Graduating Class of Eight.
 The graduating exercises of the Sterling Center school will be held Friday evening in the rooms of the Wright club. A class of eight will be graduated.
 Miss Mary Douglass, MT. Bryon and Floyd Young represented the Ster- ling M. B. church choir at Oneco Me morial services Sunday, June 1.
 Mrs. George Carr entertained Miss Della Maxwell and Edward Scholes of Providence over the week end
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
Bogota, N. J.. visited friends in town

Bogota, N J.. visited friends in town this week
 Miss Florence I. Hunt of the New Britain graded school and Miss Mabel A. Lanphear,a teacher in Bristol, were home over Memorial day.
 The Congregational Sunday school, F. w. Martin superintendent, will ob- serve children's day next Sunday with a concert in place of the usual morn ing service at II o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Harley $. Keeney of Springfield, Mass. called on MT. and Mrs Frank W. Martin last Sunday, making the trip on their motorcycles.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
RAWSON

Miss Sadie Fitzgerald returned on Wednesday after spending month with relatives in New Jersey.
 Mrs. D. T. Phillips and little daugh- ter and Mrs. Dietchie were in Willi- mantle Saturday.
 Joe Deitchie was a Willimantic vis- itor Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald of Brooklyn were at J. J. Fltzgerald's on Thursday.
 Arr. and Mrs. Mike Denahey of Fl- liotts called at J. J. F1tzgerald's Sun daV
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
ONECO

Mrs. S.WiIliam Burdick. Mrs. George Burdick and Edgar Kenyon were in Central Village Wednesday.
 Mrs. George Burdick, who has been visiting Mrs s. William Burdick, res turned to Oak Lawn Thursday morn ing.
 Mrs. c. D. Whitford took Q. spin to Washington Thursday morning in her automobile.
 Claud Barr finishes work in the paper mill tonight Saturday.. -rltss Hilda Kenyon is much better and able to be out.
 Mrs. George Lincoln and daughter Doris were in Moosup Wednesday.
 Mrs. Hopkins of Washington, R. I, visited her aunt, Mrs. c. D. Whitford Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07

at Norwich. He had also taken g de- grees in Masonry
 Aaron S Vial is a patient at BackUs hospital He was visited by his moth CT, Mrs. H. k. Vial. and sister, Mrs. E. Adams. Tuesday. They report him as doing well.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
SOUTH KTLLINCLY
Burial of R. c. kies, Member of a
 Norwich Lodge.

R. c. Kies was burled here last Sat urday, Rev. H. B. Goodsen preaching the sermon. MT. Kies was an Odd Fell low4 helong1ng to Uncas lodge No IL.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
Holland County ELLINGTON

Burglars Secure Silver and Money
 'Grangers' Memorial Sunday.
 The home of Morton E. Thompson was entered Monday night and solid silver ware and eighteen dollars in money were taken. The burglars also
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07

Mrs. Jennings, her son and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of New York. have been guests of Mrs. Jennings brother. MT,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-07-31
MEEHAN.

Singers new separator came Sat
urday and he will begin to thresh
this week.
Grin C1endenning began to thresh
last week.
Rye is turning out fairly good.
Mable and Arnold Hickenbottom
were guests at the E. J. Thompson
home Sunday and Monday.
L. j. Thompson and wife visited at
the H. Moss home Sunday
Lillian Gunderson of Plover is a
guest of her cousin, Carrie Doan.
Mrs. E. J. Thompson entertained
about fifteen little folks Monday af-
tsrnoon in honor of her little son
Walters birthday.
School will commence in the Stank
District, with Miss Anna Walters as
teacher.
George and Frank Hail went to
Amherst Sunday
e. ]. Thompson bought a COW of
H. Moss.
Lonnie Washer is working at Ste
yens Point for week or two.
Valarie Fox came up from the Rap.
ids and spent Sunday with home folk