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Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
HANOVER
Annual Church Meeting and Roll Gail Missionary Society's Committee Meetine-ThimbIe Club Holds Social Evening.

On Thursday evening of last week the annual meeting of the Congrega- tional church was held. Supper was served at o'clock by the Ladies guild At the close of the supper Rev M. J. B. Fuller, as chairman, conducted a short devotional service preceding the annual business meeting. Reports were given from the clerk, treasurer. trus- tees, missionary societies, Ladies' guild, Sunday school Y F. $. c. E. and J, 5. c. E., all of which showed good work done in the past year The election or officers for 1913 followed The roll call of members. to which responses were given, brought a very pleasant and profitable meeting to a close
 Committee Meeting.
 The programme committee. of the Ladies' Missionary society met with Mrs N A Bennett Monday afternoon to arrange the programme for the next six months. The January meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon in the vestry with Mrs. James Tucker as leader.
 Able to Return Home
 Miss Elizabeth Way. who has been ill at the home of Hon. and Mrs. Angus Park has entirely recovered She re- turned to her home in Glastonbury Wednesday with her mother, Mrs Francis Way
 Miss Gladys Crombie has returned to her studies at the Willin1antlc Hlgh school, after q weeks illness 4 James Whitehead spent Sunday with friends in South Coventry.
 George Lucy of Hallville i5 visiting his brother, Arthur Lucy.
 MT and Mrs. N L. Greig of DayVilie spent Sunday with Hon and Mrs An gus Park.
 The little daughter of Rev. and Mrs. M J. B. Fuller. who mas been III TOT several weeks with bronchial pneufno- mia. is much improved in health.
 P G. Dressing has returned rom New York. after spending week With his father. who is seriously i'll
 Miss Alice Blackburn Is visiting her sister. Mrs. James Marsden of Paw
 Fred Ladd spent Tuesday with friends in Moosup
 Percy Baileofn of Aktlenoro. Mass, has been spending a few days with hls sister, Mrs Edward Rabbit.
 Mrs. George Freeman of South Gov entry was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Rood
 Mrs. Squires Recovers from Injury.
 Mrs. E. W. Bingham spent Wednes- day in P1ainheld and called on Mrs. Souires. who was injured in runaway accident near Mrs BlnghaLns nome last fall Mrs Squires has almost en- tireIy recovered from her injury, which was a factEred skull
 Mrs. B. s. Gallup is ill
 Miss Jane Thornes spent sunday with her brother. Jackson Thornes or Trading Cove
 Mrs. Edward Tucker of Lebanon was a recent guest of her sister Mrs. James Abalard.
 James Rabbit has moved his family to the Chapman farm.
 Miss Lillian Browning spent the week end at her home in Plain Hill
 Social Evening for ThiHnbIe Club.
 rT,z-4 ,I7. .51 el-+ a social evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs N. A. Bennett Tuesday Games were played and singing and music were enjoyed. Miss Grace Tucker was pianist for the evening
 A large crowd from here attended the Davis thester. Norwich, Thursday evening and witnessed The Old Home stead
 Biuebirds have been seen during the past week. In the meadows the grass is quite green.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
MONTVILLE
State C. E. President Speaks at Union Baptist Church-Chorus invited to Sing at New London.

Sunday morning in the Union Bap- tist church Rev. George C. Chappeli will speak from the subject Drifting The evening Christian Endeavor meet ing at 6.30 will be conducted by Mrs. Melvin Furber Topic, Mission Work al Home and A Abroad Evangelism. Misses Ella Rosenlund and Ethel L. Wood will sing a duet. The pastor will preach al !. Subject, Paufs Con version Miss Nellie Chapman and Mrs Walter JemerS will sing the duet Softly and Tenderly. Miss Gertrude olson will recite Psalm 1 and Miss Ella Rosenlund will recite Psalm 90
 Misses Ethel and Robye Boynton spent the week end with their parents at Gardner Lake.
 Miss Gertrude Rogers of the State Normal school, Willimantic, spent Sunday at her home here.
 Address by State President.
 Frederick C. Bidweu of Bloomfield, Endeavor union, was the guest of the Union Baptist church last Sunday. MT Bidwell spoke to the Bible school and in the evening to an audience ot about 149 gave an address from the subject Silver Linings- The Montville Center c. F. society, with their pas tor. Rev. c. L. French. attended. The regular Christian Endeavor meeting was conducted by Deacon Edwin S- Henry Topic How Can We Better Our Prayer Meeting? There was fine response from the members Miss Nellie Chapman sang solo and the male ouartette sang the selection lie Will Hold Me Fast. Miss Grace M Wood recited the 18th Psalm and Mss Ethel Boynton recited the 8th Psalm The meeting was great success
 Social Meeting
 The Agoga -Baraca classes held their regular social meeting at the chapel Monday evening.
 Representa- tive Everett Chapman was at the capitol this week.
 The Ladies Mission circle of the Union Baptist church was entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs D. D. Lyon
 invited to Sing.
 The next meeting of the New Lon don Christian Endeavor union will be held with the Huntingdon street Bap- list church Saturday afternoon and evening, Feb 22. The chorus of the Christian F1ndeavor society of the MontvilIe Union Baptist church has been invited to sing special selections st tI7e afternoon meeting. Other mu- sicaI features will be introduced.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
GEES F--2Y
Book Club Resumes Sessions-LocaI Members Attend Meetings of State Granqe.

The members of the Book club re- sumed their meetings last week after a vacation over the holidays, Mrs. John J. LaWless acting as hostess. Readings from the Chautauqua course were continued by Mrs. Harlan H. Newbury and Mrs EMgene La Fontaine There was attendance of 12 at the ses- sion Plans for a social to be given of the series. of Epworth League en- tertainments at the M. E. church were discussed. Refreshments and the us ual social hour were enjoyed.
 Visited Summer Cottages.
 Summer residents from Norwich on Tuesday were Misses Lucy and FL len Geer, Nathan A. Gibbs, Frank Corey and Frank Hilton.
 Maurice Maynard, an engineer em- ployed on the tug Reliance. was the guest of his mother. Mrs. Lydia s. Maynard. on Friday of last week.
 Mrs. Carl Chapman of Groton was a recent guest for the day of Mrs. John J. Lawless.
 Mrs. Sarah Perkins visited MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Avery In Poquonoc Wed
 Attended State Grange.
 The children in the stoddard dis trict school enjoyed three days' vaca- ton last week while their teacher. Mrs. Billings Avery. a member of the Led yard grange. attended the sessions of the Connecticut Patrons of Busbandry in New London.
 Other members of the Ledyard grange attending from this section were Miss Mabel Smith, who was a visitor in New London for the entire convention. and Rufus Hurlbutt and Tracy Smith, who were present for the Wednesday evening session.
 Miss Alice Brewer of Norwich was a guest of Miss Florence HurTbutt Saturday.
 Charles Turner of Hartford arrived last week to make his annual visit with his mother. Mrs. Alonzo Turner, and with other relatives in this sec ton.
 Edward Perkins of Long Cove, who has been in failing health for some time past left here Thursday to en- ter a New London hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
NORTH STONINCTON
Edward Mans Handsome Gift to
 Grammar Schooi-Lecfure on Play
 ground Movement by Henry s. Curtis

Edward Man of this town has pre- sented the grammar school in the vil- lage with the Century Dictionary com plete in twelve volumes. The town has bought d Century bookcase to hold the books.
 Halr the town schools are now pro- Vided with school maps. half the cost having been paid by the state, one fourth by the schools and the balance by the town.
 All the town schools have sent sam pies of their work in arithmetic, pen manship and com position to the state school exhibition which will open in Hartford Feb l.
 Death Of Captain Gser..
 Mrs. Fannie Geer Stone has received news of the death on Long Island of her brother Capt David Geer, a na- tive of this town.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson of Pendle- ton Hill called on friends in this village Wednesday,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Chapman and Miss Anna L. Chapman attended the funeral Of Mrs. Chapman's mother, Mrs, Edwin E. West. in Stonington Thursday.
 The Ladies society of the Baptist church held a sewing meeting Thurs day at the residence of Mrs F. A. Thompson.
 Mrs II M PendIeton and Miss Della A. Wheeler have been spending the week in New York
 Illustrated Lecture.
 Henry s. Curtis. Ph. D. a leader in the playground movement, gave very interesting illustrated lecture on the subject in the Wheeler library Thurs day evening.
 The fellowship meeting of the Con gregationaT church will be held with the local Congregational church today (SatuTday)
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
NTANTIC
Death of Mrs. E. 6. Peirce-C ottage to Be Erected for Mrs. Josephine Sweet.

Mrs. A E. Pierce. S2, who has been confined to her bed since Thanksgiving day died Thursday afternoon The funeral services will be in charge of Rev. Wellman C. Whiting of Spring field, Mass, noted Spirituahstic speaker.
 $. Q. Harrington has been entertain ing friends from Bridgeport.
 R. 0. Libby left Wednesday for a business trip to New York.
 R. B. Washburn and G. F. Tubbs of Norwich were in the Grove Sunday, as was also C. F. Chittenden of New London.
 Ernest l.. Spencer of Salem was a recent caller in Mantle.
 N. D. Bush attended the auto show in New York last week.
 P. A. Daniels will start soon on the erection of a cottage for Mrs. Jose phine Sweet on the lots she recently purcha sed from Mrs. Phyan-
 Dorman Brothers are taking down a large pine tree which blew over onto the Beardow cottage.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
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 Sold by all Druggists, 75c
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
PENDLETON HILL

Mrs Hannah Hiscox of Jewett City spent over Sunday with her sister Mrs. Martin Chapman.
 The Ladies Aid Society is planning to serve an ice cream supper at the parsonage.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson is spend ing few days with her daughter, Mrs. James Brooks
 The Ladies Sewing Society met at the parsonage Thursday.
 MT, and Mrs. Geo. A. Wheeler and children of Stonington spent Sunday at ~ Dwight Thompson's.
 Thomas Ahern and son Russel, of Westerly. are spending this week at Amos Palmer's.
 MT and Mrs. Birdsey Palmer and children Amelia. Lewellyn. and Rich ard. spent Monday with Mrs. Palmer's parents MT. and Mrs. Prentice Miner.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
PRESTON
Grange confers Degrees Class of Sx-Ladies' Aid Soeiety's Annual Meeting.

A special grange meeting was held Tuesday evening to work the third and fourth degrees on a class of six. Sand Wiches, cake. fruit and coffee were served by the ladies of the grange At the next regular meeting the installa- ton of officers will take place
 Miss Etta Baldwin spent the week end at John H. Wilson's.
 Miss Dele Rude was recent visitor with Mrs Gus Holden.
 Mrs. Palmer Re- elected President.
 The Ladies' Aid society held their annual meeting in the Congregational vestrv Mrs. H. H. Palmer was re- elected president, Mrs. l.. NJ. Keneston vice president, and Mrs G. V. Shedd secretary and treasurer. About twenty ladies were present. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Shedd have been entertaining C. H. Savage Of Storrs, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
MOHEGAN
Mrs. Francis Hart Gives Party on
 Her Birthday.

Saturday evening. the 18th. Mrs Fra ncfs Hart entertained a, number of friends in honor of her 6Sth birthday Games were enjoyed. Sandwiches, cake and cocoa were served Among the guests were Capt. Theodore Hascott. Of Erie Penn. She received a number of handsome gifts
 Services were held in the church Sunday morning and evening with a good attendance.
 Thomas and Lemuel Fielding of Nor wich were guests of Mrs. E. c. Fowler Sunday.
 Burrell H. Fielding of New London was in Mohegan the first of the week.
 Mrs. H. w. Baker is seriously i'll.
 Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery were in Montville Thursday.
 Mrs. Hunt is confined to her bed with rheumatism.
 Captain Hascott who has been here for several weeks settling the estate of his brother. William Hascott. has returned to his home in the west.
 Mrs. G. F. Sanders of Norwich is visiting friends in Mohegan.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
ASHWILLETT

Miss Katie Weseman Of .Rixtown and a friend from Glasgo were visitors Saturday night and Sunday with rel atives in Attawaugan-
 Otto Anderson is spending few days in New York
 A. A. Morgan is working for Otto Anderson.
 The friends Of Lewis Chapman were sorry to learn of his death at the home of Mrs. Chapman's f8ther. Thomas Champlin, in Hopkinton He has been i'll since having pneumonia a year ago, which developed into tuberculosis. He leaves his wife and four year old son, three brothers and many friends
 Mrs. Sterry H. Kinnie. who has been confined to the house with a hard cold, is better
 moving from the Coal Pit Hill farm to GIaSgO
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
FITCHVILLE

Miss Flora Rivers of Unca sville was a recent guest of her brother. Joseph Rivers
 Misses Margaret and Teresa Me Manus are spending a few days with friends in New York.
 Miss Christina Marra was a recent guest of relatives in Montville.
 Miss Emma Holmes or Chesterfield spent Monday with her sister Mrs. w. N. ChappelI.
 Miss Katie A Murphy of Norwich spent Sunday at the home of her nieces, the Misses A1cCarthy
 Miss Katherine Desmond of Norwich was a recent guest of Miss Emily Foley.
 Mrs James Beswick has returned to Norwich after spending two weeks here.
 The Old Homestead at Davis theater, Norwich. attracted a large number of theatergoers from this place Thursday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
SALEM
j. Frank Rogers Gives a pance-Su- . pervisor Young Conducts Teachers Meeting.

 pervisor Young Conducts Teachers Meeting.
 Mrs Charles Sweet and son, Arthur Sweet. of North Lyme. were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Sweets father. Joseph A. Xix
 The local grange held a meeting in the hall on Tuesday evening.
 Gave g Dance.
 J Frank Rogers gave a dance in Strickland hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Granger and Mrs Martin of Hamburg visited recently at the home of Mir and Mrs. William Darling. Rev T. A. Williams was a. Colchester visitor Monday.
 Teachers Meeting.
 State Supervisor I M. Young Of Colchester. visited schools in town and conducted a teachers meeting in the Central school Wednesday,
 William Maynard was a business visitor in New London on Thursday. The missionary meeting of the Chris tian Endeavor society will be led next Sunday evening by Mrs. F. R. Bailey Topic, Mission Work at home and Abroad-Evangeli Acts 13: 14-44
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
OAKDALE

Rev. C. L. French preached in the Congregational church Sunday from Luke 15:
 There was no c E. meeting held in the evening. the society being invited to a union meeting at the Union Bap- tist church at Palmertown Several attended and heard the address given by F. C. Ridwel1 of Hartford president of the State C. F. union. Subject. C. F. Silver Linings.
 The cottage prayer meeting was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Scholfeld
 The Ladies Social union met in the chapel Wednesday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25

Capt. J. V. Luce has returned from Virginia, where he has been for the past month. looking over his interests at that place
 home.
 Men have just finished unloading at the local freight station two ears of lumber which was carted to Sound View for building purposes.
 James Slate was in New Haven Monday visiting Peter H. Fox.
 Station Agent E. J. Carter was the guest recently of his brother-in in law, fsS Bates, of Chester.
 William C. Slate is able to be out after being confined to his home for the past few weeks with rheumatism. Miss Jennie Beckwith of Old Lyme is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. H. Beebe-
 Finds Foxhound.
 Harry Koss has found his valuable foxhound which he lost While hunting foxes on Rocky Neck last week.
 Leslie Matthews was the guest of Miss \. E. Huff last Wednesday.
 B. P. Stanhope of Rocky Neck farm was a caller in Mantle Wednesday.
 Mrs. H. E. Hunt and her sister, Miss Rhfenhart, attended a party at Mar Jorie Waite's Tuesday night
 Frank Chapman was visiting friends in Waterford recently.
 James Slate has just completed private telephone line between F. c. Payne's and William States.
 w g. Sharpe was m New Haven Tuesday.
 Bruce Bradbury has recovered from severe attack of grip.
 Sells Valuable Flock.
 F ". Chapman has sold his valua- ble flock of sheep to Roger DeWoif of Black Hall
 H. l. Chadwick has sold q lot of tim ber to Angelo F'elosi of East Lyme. Joseph Champion was visiting friends in Flanders recently.
 James Slate was the guest of friends in Mantle "Wednesday
 Party at Maple Waite.
 There was a party at Maple Waite Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Edith Huff
 F c. Payne was the guest of his daughter, Mrs ". E. Comstock, of New Haven, Monday. Mrs. Edward Bates of Chester is the guest of relatives in town. Lawrence Carter and Miss Isoline O'Brien are guests of MT and Mrs. E. supervisor of Schools F. W. shearer was visiting schools in town Thurs day.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
BCZRAH
c. E. socisty Hods Annual Election Oyster Supper Follows Grange In siallation.

The annual meeting of the Christian Endeavor society was held Sunday evening and the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: President, Alice A. Bishop; vice president. Orin s. Naples; trea surer, Olive A. Bishop; secretary, Howard Smith: correspond ing secretary, Alice A Bishop. About ten new members have been added and the average attendance during the last few months has been thirty
 News from the Oranges.
 Mrs Abbie c. Hyde of Brooklyn in stalled the officers of Bozrah grange Thursday evening. After the installa = ton an oyster supper was served.
 Miss Alice Bishop attended the Nor wich grange Wednesday evening, when the new officers were installed by Mrs. Ahbie c. Hyde of Brooklyn
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
NORTH LYME

Mrs. Mary Fosdick and Mrs. Min nie Durkin have been suffering from severe colds this week.
 Miss Emily Stark entertained the Ladies' Sewing circle Wednesday,.
 The annual church meeting was held Monday, The executive committee is the same as last year, J. w. Stark. w NJ Sisson N. s. Strong: clerk w NJ Sisson Jr.; treasurer, M J. Stark.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
CLARK'S FszI.S

John Perry is renovating the John Clark house recently vacated. Rufus MaIlaiieiI will occupy it.
 Mrs. George Hill and Mrs. $. Frank Palmer were in Westerly Wednesday.
 Clark E. Main is not well and is out Of doors very little day.
 Wilson D. Main. one of the Watch Hill life saving crew, and Mrs. Main were guests of their parents here Thursday and Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
LIBERTY HILL
State Missionary Continues With New
 Church. Social Personals.

Miss Jennie Austin of Yantic was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Willis last week and over Sunday.
 Work Of Staate Missionary
 Rev. MT. Stewart. State Missionary. who Is supplying the pulpit here preached it Exeter in the afternoon, Sunday Mr. Stewart is q graduate of Yale and preached at Bridgeport until his health failed. He accepted q call from the Boston Ministerial Associ- ation to go to Vermont as State Mis- sionary. and during his work in Yer mont his health greatly improved. When the Connecticut Missionary Society
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
GRISWOLD.

Miss Mary Edmond of Norwich was the guest last Sunday of Mrs. L. H. Lord and family.
 Stephen Peckhann and family of Dunham street, Norwich spent last Saturday with MT Peckham's sister, Mrs. ". A. Edmond
 Mrs. Ziba Huntington has been en- tertaining her brother-in-Ia law, C. Il. Savage of Mansfield.
 Pachaug grange will hold a special meeting Thursday evening. Jan. 30, for the installation of it's officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
kermiss and Social.
SHEEN

The Ladies Aid society gave q so- cial in Academy hall on Goshen hill Tuesday evening.
 A number from Goshen were bus mess callers in Norwich Wednesday.
 The sound of the first bluebird was heard this year January 19
 number of young people here are i'll with measles Grip is also preva- lent
 Farmers improved the mild days of the past week for work that is usually done in the sprfngtitme. which seemed quite contrast to other midwinter seasons.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
GLASGO
evening

Jarvie-Dayon Marriage-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitaker Going to California.
 Miss Elsie Lord who has worked in specting In the mill for several years. finished her labors Saturday noon and win return to her home in Pachaug.
 Mir and Mrs. Levine, who live on the Hassier farm are soon to occupy ten ement in the village
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
WEDDING.
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Davis-Dayon.


 Miss Aida Dayon and Henry Jarvis were married in St Agnes Church Mon day morning, by Rev. R. P. Morrissey.-
 Albert Green was in Norwich MOn- day
 Rev John Thompson spent the first of the week in Taunton and Dighton, Mass.
 Lewis Whitmore, who q few months ago moved to Rhode Island, died last week, leaving a widow and one son.
 Mir and Mrs. GaVitt of Westerly were entertained Sunday by MT. and Mrs lift
 Rev. John Thompson gave his people a fine sermon Sunday morning.
 Carl Gallup of Ekonk was a caller a2 w G. BurdicE's Thursday.
 Had Rough Voyage.
 Arthur Whitaker a former resident of this place is soon to move to San Francisco Cal. Mrs Whitaker returned from England few days ago where she has spent several weeks visiting relatives. The steamer on which the trip was made, had q rough voyage, and was very nearly wrecked Friends of Mrs Whitaker and her daughter Bertha were glad to welcome her home.
 Charles Chcuele, formerly oyerseer of carding now of Magog, Canada, was a recent visitor in the place.
 Trying to guess who it is when the telephone bell rings provides the ave rage woman with a lot of excitement.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
HAMBURG
installation at orange-officers of L.
 B. S.-Lecture by Rev. R. M. Baker

Lyme grange officers were installed Jan 16 by MT. and Mrs. Stephen Ster- ling. after which a fine supper was en- joyed. The officers are: NJ. Warren Stark: O., Willis Hall: &. Arthur Sweet: A S, Newton Lee: L. A. S.. Maria Harding: L., Lodowicl> Bill; Sec. E. H. Palmer; T.. William Mar vim c, Rev. Robert Oakes: Ceres, Ida Hardings Flora, Harriet Leffingwell; {; Pomona. Hattie Gillett c. k. Willard Anderson The programme presented was The Public School of Our Town.
 Mrs. Angie Cunningham was New London visitor last week.
 Samuel JeWett is seriously III at the home of hts daughter Mrs John Tiff fany
 Friends in this place received word
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
New London County
SOUTH LYME

Capt. J. V. Luce Returns from Vir- sinia-Lost Foxhound Recovered Sale of Valuable Flock of Sheep.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25

Trying to guess who il is when the telephone bell rings provides the ave rage woman with a lot of excitement.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA
:BApTlSTS MEET
Session Held In Rocky Mount
Was Largely Attended.
REPORTS SHOW PROGRESS.

Ferty sixth Annual Gathering Of State
Religious and Educational cenvsn-
ton Notable For harmony and En-
Assiasm-worksrs Manifest Dssirs
ts Be helpful.