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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
MOOSUP

Officers of M. E. Sunday schoei- Thursday Club Meets With Mrs. Frank Miller.
 The Methodist Sunday school board has chosen the following officers for the coming year: Superintendent T. E. Main; assistant superintendent, Lowell Salisbury; secretary and treas urer, Charles Salisbury; assistant sec retary, Hattie Matthew's; librarian, Floyd Main; assistant librarian, Nor man Hill.
 Met With Mrs. Miller.
 The Thursday club met with Mrs. Frank Miller, the party making the trip by auto. The readers were Mrs. Milner and Miss Belle Cray.
 The Epworth league held a business meeting and social in the vestry Fri day evening.
 Mrs. J. M. Andrews has returned to Moosup after spending the winter in Providence.
 Church Interests.
 Sunday morning the Baptist pastor will speak on Spiritual EInbezzIement, or, Are We Robbing God?
 Next Sunday is communion Sunday at the Methodist church, In the even ing Dr. Coote will take for his theme, The Child Lives.
 The teachers training class will be resumed the coming week. Dr. Coote will take charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
Washington County, R. !.
USOUEPAUGH
Evening Service Dfscontinued-Per-
 sonaI Items.

Service was held in the church San day morning. The evening servaO1 is to be discontinued for the present on account of poor attendance.
 Mrs. Melissa D. Palmer returned home Tuesday for the summer.
 Miss Mary A. Sherman Is spending a few days with Mrs. F. K Crandall
 R, Carpenter of New York spent Saturday and Sunday with J. 8. La mond and family.
 Mrs. Esther Kenyon has returned home after spending the winter with her daughter at Arctic.
 Various Items.
 Fred Clarke and family of Arctic spent Sunday at J. s. Lamonds. days last week at Providence.
 Mrs. Flora Kenyon and children spent Sunday with her parents at Wyoming.
 Mrs. Terry of Providence is keep ing house for A. W. Kenyon
 J. c. Cahoone of Wakefield was . caller here Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Kenyon, who teaches at Point Judith. was at her home over Sunday.
 Arthur Cooke is working RA E. !. s. c. He began his duties Monday morning
 Amos H. Kenyon of Pawtuoket spent over Sunday at his home here. He goes to New York next Monday to work.
 Louis May lost a horse Tuesday night. It was all right Tuesday night when the helper left and "Wednesday morning was found dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
ELLINGTON

D. Richards of Hartford has pur- chased the Nicholson property on Main street, now occupied by Mrs. liar r4e1& Pesser.
 Mrs. Albert P1nney Is visiting re1a- lives in town.
 Mir. Marks has bought a farm in Remington and will move his family there in a short time.
 Miles Fl. Aborn has purchased the Morris property which adjoins his farm and will build tobacco shed on if.
 Mrs. Morton Thompson is under the care of a trained nurse.
 Miss HtAnson, who recently sold her farm to George LinnberEer, win occupy the tenernent over Nj. Fl. Aborn's store which is being improved greatly.
 Miss Sarah Morris was home for a few days this week.
 Mrs. Horat1o Kibbe. who suffered a slight shock last Sunday morning. is improving,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
GIL.E.AD

Grange spected-sunday school Glass Presents Gift to Teacher.
 Hebron grange met at the hall April 25th. Deputy Charles W. Bradley and Mrs. Bradley of Vernon were present and inspected the grange.
 Mrs. Julius Hills. who spent the winter in Florida, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A H. Post
 D. H. Hodge has recently purchased an auto.
 Gift for Teacher.
 The Sunday school class Of boys formerly taught by Mrs. Mary c. Gill bert rendered a surprise to her at her home April 18th and presented her a handsome picture. The evening was pleasantly spent playing games and social chat. during which refreshments were served
 Miss Annie Hutchinson returned home Thursday from spending several days with her brother and his family in Princeton. Mass. She also attended the graduating exercises of the Le- land Powers school of oratOry in E 0S- ton, of which Miss Grace Randall was member of the graduating class.
 Wrist Broken
 Miss Frances Rollo recently fell and broke her wrist
 Mrs. W. s. Ellis returned home this week from Hartford. Mrs. Wycho6 Wilson and daughter Harriet accom- panied her.
 Miss Elsie Jones of East Hartford IS visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. George Hills.
 Mrs. John Ellis has returned home from Ludlow, where she was called by the illness of her sister.
 Miss Jessie Post spent the week end with relatives in Abingdon.
 Harold Post of Bridgeport spent the week end with his parents.
 Mrs. Frederick Burnham is critically ill with double pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
FUNERAL.
Edwin X. chamberIIn.

EOWIn Ns Nn61uDerHns
 Deacon Edwin K Chamberiin died early last Friday morning from pneu- monla, being confined to his bed 8 week. MT. ChamberIin was S1 years of age and the second son of Palmer ChafnberIin and wife and with the exception Of one or two years a life resident of this section of the town. May 10, 1859 he married Miss Abigail Pratt, sister of Rev. E. H. Pratt, a former pastor of the Congregational wedding was celebrated, over seventy relatives and friends calling to extend congratulations. Mir Chamberlin for some years was employed at Ezra Deans tannery. which adjoined his farm property. Later he engaged in market gardening successfully.
 MT. Chamberlin was of cheerful disposition and had enjoyed fair health was able to attend church reg ulariy. He is survived by his widow. two sons. Edwin of this town and Wilbur of Woonsocket two grand daughters and two nieces, Mrs. H. NJ. Clifford and Mrs. Ezra May of this place. Two daughters, Emma and Mary died early in life.
 The funeral was held at the Congre- gational church Sunday, where MT. Chamberiin had served as deacon for many years. The pastor, Rev. T. A. Turner, paid high tribute to the character of the deceased. Hymns were sung by members of the choir. The bearers were Judge c. H. Child, c. T. Kf1lam, B. E. Eddy and Ezra May. Burial was in the family lot in the local cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
DAYVTLLE
Recent Visitors-Meetins of Ladies'
 Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid society met with Miss Mary Blanchard Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Miss Linsley Bates spent the week end in East Douglas. Mass.
 William Shelton of Killfngfy Man ufacturing company. is to return to his home in Akron Ohio.
 Willard Bennett spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Fannie Ben nett.
 Miss Bern1ce Cogswell was a Wor- cegter visitor Monday
 Mrs. Thomas Josiyn, who has been away from home for two years. ie visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary A
 Merrill Bennett and John O'Neil were in Providence Sunday.
 Miss Esther Holly spent the week end in WiIlimantic Conn.
 Miss Alice West spent Sunday ir Woonsooket, R. I.
 Mrs. Mary Cruise, a resident of the village for many years, is nov ing to Eimville.
 Miss Mary Kelley spent~~the week end in town with her parents.
 Mrs. Roy Shippee was in town Monday, the guest of Mrs. F. J. Bur nett
 Mir and Mrs. N. D. Greig spent the week end in Hanover.
 MT. Fithian and family are nov ing into the house with James Walker
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03

Recent Property Ssles--F unerat of
 Mildred H. Weeks-The Old Shop
 Recalled:
 The Sarsfeid Gray place in South Piafnfleid has been sold to JeTennia ah Downing of Flat Rock. It is said that Eugene Moffitt will occupy it.
 Miss COlman a. former teacher here, how of Maynard, Mass.s spent Sunday with Miss Agnes Allen.
 Jesse Bitgood has bought the Tuck er house in VOiuntown from Hamilton Wilcox and Is moving 1t here and eutting if up on South Main street.
 Death of Infant Daughter.
 Mildred R., the ten weeks old xPhiliips} Weeks, of Chaplin. died at Helr home in that town Saturday morning, April %, of penumonia after b brief illness. The little one was brought here Sunday afternoon and the funeral was held Monday at p. Sn at the home of Mrs. l.. B. Greene, where Rev s. B. Carter spoke words nf comfort. The bearers were William, Fred and George Weeks and Herbert Phiiiips. There were beautiful flowers Mrs. Mary Avery, and the little grave %as lined with evergreen and whlte flowers by Fred Weeks. Mrs Weeks is native of the town, and both she and her husband have the sympa- Si1y of many friends. Burial was Tn the Dow-Qallup yard
 William Weeks of Voluntewn was here Monday to attend the funeral of ais half sister His wife is sick, hav- tns just escaped pneumonia and was Anabie to come.
 A{tss Dora L.. Greene ts in Boston.
 f4ed Vaudeville has moved from Meosup te the Timothy Shea house on tae Packer road.
 Missionary Service.
 ThA Y. P. s. c. E. meeting Sunday evening at the Congregational church SFas missionary service in charge of Aev, Mir. Bamferd, Topic. The Work If the Bible.
 More About ths Old shop.
 The reference te the Old Shop in hast Saturdays Bulletin brought thoughts of its rival next door The rivalry was always pleasant, for Al fred Spalding and Jared Starkweather had been friends and neighbors from childhood, as had their parents and grandparents before them, Jed's spe- cialty was repairing and painting and he was an artist in his line He was M large. fine looking man. with the same firm step and erect bearing as when he served in the old state mlM tia with Captains Edward and William Hall Gas his father served under old Captain Bill Hall), Jared was @ quiet man who always practiced the old rule, ~early to bed and and early to ftse," but he enjoyed a joke and many h jolly company of neighbors gathered h his shop, which is still standing on She north road at Flat Rock, but it has heesa closed to the public for many years, The writer was one Of the few children that he would trust to search for blocks of new wood and gather the curly shavlngs and watch his (to chill dren's eyes) wonderful work with tools and paint brush, but his life $rorx ended and his shop was closed several years before the other.
 Mrs Arthur MofIltt is visiting in Providence
 Rev. Mir Carter was called to Cam e~rhuxy Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank HerT'fck.
 There has been minstrel show at BaScock's Opera house two nights this week
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03

 papers and correct spelling and writing were marked. The prize was awarded Leforrest Hazef.
 Mrs. F. B. -Top1in has & large brood of fine R. I. Bed chickens.
 Laurence Sherman has gone to Branford, where he is in the office of the Malleable Iron company:
 Not Safe and Sane for Cats.
 A so- called "safe and sane'' rat ex- terminator caused the death of a pet cat on the hill within few hours after testing it.
 Miss Sarah Stanton of Storrs col lege was a guest of Mrs Sherman last week:
 Anniversary Luncheon.
 The Hilltop Homes club will ceIe- brate the first anniversary of it's or ganization by luncheon te be held with Mrs. Peterson May g. An at traetive programme has been prepared and pleasant time Is anticipated.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
SOUTH WINDHAM
Rev. c. A. Northup Actresses C., E.. Society-Closing Supper of The Season

Mir and Mrs. Walter Baekus and Mrs. Avery went to Mystic, Sunday going and coming with Nathan Eccle- stone in his automobile
 Mrs. George Styles and niece Mrs. Sarah Abbie. have been in Bridgeport for a few days.
 Preacher From Norwich.
 The Rev. c. A. Northup, formerly pastor at Norwich Town but now con- nected with the Mission Board. of the Congregational churches gave a very interesting address before the Chris tan Endeaver society Sunday even ing.
 Hostesses at Supper.
 The last of the baked~been suppers was served by the Ladies' society in the church pariors Wednesday even ing. The following ladies entertain ed: Mrs. w. F. Barstow, Mrs. c. l.. Clinton, Mrs. Alfred Card and Miss Mary Maine.
 Mrs. Willis Slate has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Cass- ius Curtis at Summerville
 number are planning to go to the meeting of the Willimantic Christian Endeavor Union to be held at Coven- try this (Sat) afternoon and even ing.
 Mrs. w P. >Barstow and Mary Maine were recent visitors at Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
RICHMOND
Officers of Baptist Sunday scheet-
 Tribute to Mrs L. A. WoaVer.

The Baptist Sunday school at shan committees Sunday for the coming year: Superintendent, William E. Kim Der; assistant superintendent. Brad ford B. Moore; secretary, Gertrude Kimber; assistant secretary, John Hopkins; treasurer. Arthur Barber; li- brarian, B. B. Moore; 'organist. Mrs. William Hopkins; assistant organist ent. Mrs. W. L. Hopkins: press com mittee, Mrs. B. B. Moore; flower com mittee, Mrs. ". L. Hopkins, Mrs. Charles Tucker and Mrs B. B. Moore and classes. F'ifty-one sessions Of the school have been held during the past year. There are 78 names on the roll, with an average attendance of 40. The expenditure for missions was $20. A recognition of the loss of the former secretary was read by Rev. c. W. Kinney, declaring that the Shan mock Baptist Sunday school. feeling deeply the loss 1t has sustained in the death of it's faithful secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Lora Adelia Weaver, unanimously voted that minute bo entered on it's records in appreciation of the cheerful and efficient service she has given in the last five years.
 Personal Items
 Joseph Moore of Providence was 1n town Sunday.
 holds. MT. and Mrs. B. B. Moore, Am drew Moore attended church at Lafay- cite Sunday.
 Fred Eaton was a. caller in East Greenwich and Lafayette Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth Greene of Westerly was the guest of Mrs. M. H. James Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
BOLTON
Top Dressing for State Road-Grange
 Meets With Coventry Grangers.


 Meets With Coventry Grangers. Mrs. Louis H. Levey of Indianapolis is expected at her summer home in town for few days.
 Mrs. F. E. Rugg1es is entertaining relatives from Springfield. Mass. Mrs. Sterry, MT. and Mrs. ". Bert Loonis and son. Elmer Loomis, of Westheld, Mass. have been visiting at William H. Loomis'.
 Miss Annie Hebenstreet. who has been in Indianapolis the past winter, is expected home soon.
 Louis CaVagnaro has returned from g. business trip to New York. Miss Ida B. Ho1brook of Columbia has been spending some time with Mrs. Charles F. Sumner.
 Seleotman + J. O1ds is having 6. top dressing of gravel put on the state road in Belknap,
 Teachers Meeting. A teachers meeting was held at the Center sehoolhouse Monday.
 Miss Annie M Alvord has been with Hartford friends the past week.
 Met With Coventry Grange. Members of Bolton grange. No. 47, P, of H.. met with Coventry grange Thursday evening and furnished pro- granne of essays, recitations, music and 8. short play,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
UARK'S CORNERS
D. C. Hattir's House Being Moved
 Bridge Work Begun.

Mrs NJ F. Palmer and son, Roy, of Springfield have been visiting at the Naples the past week.
 Contractor Green is in town, super intending the moving of D. c. Hattln' s house
 Work has begun for the construction of the bridge over the crossing.
 Mrs. Fielder Neff has returned to PhoenixviIle
 Mrs L. H. Jewett and Miss Viola Jewett were in Hampton attending Pomona Grange meeting Saturday
 Mrs. E. c. Jewett and daughter were at Modena Saturday.
 Willis Wade has purchased a tour ing car.
 Guests at P. J. Navin's Sunday were MT. and Mrs. C. J. Bray, MT. and Mrs. New Haven.
 Mrs. E. L. James and family were week end visitors at Allen Jewett's-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
UNION

Mir. and Mrs, ", 6, Howard of West Woodstock and Frank Weston of Hartford attended the Congregational church here last Sunday,
 Communion will be observed next Sunday.
 Miss FieEeRee BaEFSWs ef West Ha- yen spent Sunday at her graRdfathsF H. P. CaEbiHss.
 Mr. and Mrs w. Richards visited friends in Holland recently.
 A&E, ang MEs; RsFmaad FewHe a1e Efsi5aBE 31 9M&aSsk
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
CANTERBURY
Willis L. Bennett Wins Prize for Best
 Esasy on Slavery.

F. L. Bennett's eldest daughter, Mrs. A. A. Moffeit, and her husband, of Central Village, were in town We'd nesday to attend a funeral.
 Dr. E. B. Bennett was in Central Village "wednesday.
 Misses Edna M. Bliven and Inez E. Williams were visitors Tuesday in the Rose City, Norwich.
 Mrs. F. l.. Bennett spent one day recently in Plainf1eld.
 C. A. D, Tracy is moving from the Green to the old Tracy homestead, on the three corners,
 William Robinson was in town Wednesday.
 Won Essay Prize.
 Wills [. Bennett, the IA year old son of Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Bennett, won the prize in Hartford for writing the best story in this town on Slavery. He used the Palmer method in writ ing, and received a handsome full size picture of President Abraham Lincoln. The picture is in an indestructible frame and Is well worth owning.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
[, ABINGTON

Rrs. F, A. Sharpe and E. F. Brown a@Aended the Pomona Grange meeting An Hampton, April 26th-
 Rev George o. Read and family have returned from visit of several weeks in Philadelphia
 Mrs. B. W. Whitehouse is entertain fng her sister, Mrs. Louis Gowdy, and Miss Verona of Somers-
 Mrs. A. J. McGorty spent the week end fn Wi11fnantia.
 The buildings at Gwyn Careg farm Swned by Dr. T. M Murray are being wired for electric lights
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Weeks of Cen tra1 Falls, R. I, are visiting the for fmers mother, Mrs. George Hicks.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
NORTH STERLING

Over 100 attended the bean supper at Fl. $. RandalPs last week Wednes- day evening. The programme was fine, especially the dialogue by Miss Hofhman, the three preachers and the reading by Rev. H. B. Goodse1l.% few days at his home here recently
 Arbutus parties should be careful about throwing down matches or cigar stumps in this season of forest fires
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. A. N. Hammond recently spent Sunday with her daughter, Marjorie, at Westboro.
 Ferdinand M Kenyon has gone to Boston.
 Misses Florence and Louise Kenyon arrived at their home here Friday, af- ter several months absence.
 Mrs O. A. HiscOx entertained the Ladies of the Neighborhood Friday afternoon from 2.3O to 5.3o.
 Mrs. Harold Bloom is expected to RrriYe home from Virginia May 4th.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
SPRING HILL
Wiides Family Returns-Prompt Pay
 mont of Taxes.

Dan F1aherty has purchased a pair of oxen with which to do the team work on his farm.
 w. P. Wildes and family have re- turned to their home after spending & part of the winter and spring in NorthfeId, Mass.
 Miss Helen Jacobs of Dudley, Mass. spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. B. M. Sears.
 Miss Evelyn Laubscher of Rockville has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. l.. Storrs.
 Rev A. A Muir attended 8 religious service held in the AtwOodv1lle school house last Sunday afternoon.
 There was an unusually large at tendance at the socfable under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society at the Baptist church, last week Wed nesday evening.
 The tax collector received $8650 on the list of 1912 before interest was collectable.
 Frank Davis. who was with his uncle c. c. Davis last season, is now with Wayne Storrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
WuSONVIL.LE

Mir. and Mrs. James Perry of Put nam spent one day the past week with Mrs. Sta1ey.
 c F. May and wife of Webster spent the week end with the 1atter's sister.
 Miss Fanny Jennings was a Web steg visitor Monday.
 MT. Staley has an attack of grip.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Bixby were Charlton, Mass, visitors Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
STAFFORD
Wrist Broken While Cranking Auto
 nebiIe-Fire Destroys Box Shop.

Miss Minnie Hunt has been the guest of friends in Hamden for few days.
 At meeting of the Stafford grange there will be work in the third and fourth degrees.
 MT. and Mrs. T. W. Brown were guests Of Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Todd of Forrington last Sunday.
 Broke His Wrist.
 While cranking E. c. Pinnsy's auto mobile last Friday morning James Lewis broke his wrist.
 Miss Ruth Durham read Tuesday evening at 8 eonceTt given by Bay Path lodge of Odd Fellows at Spring field.
 Box Shop Burned.
 The box shop-of Preble and Bum stead at OrcuttvfTle was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. About 5000 feet of lumber was burned; there was also about a carload of cut lumber inside to be made into boxes.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
SOUTH CANTERBURY

H J. Larkham and son Willie and John Stott of Blain Hill, Norwich, were the guests of Levi N. Clark Sun day,
 Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen and daughter Mary of Milford were guests of MT. and Mrs. D. E. Barrows over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
BROOKLYN
Harry Lattrop Appointed Dog War der1-Gransers at kiIIingIy Meeting.

den-Gransers at KiIIingIy Meeting.
 Harry Lathrop has been appoint ed dog warden in place of his broth CT. Herman Lathrop.
 The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church held supper at the home of Mrs. Marthal Nuttafl in West field, Danielson. It was largely pat rOnized by the Danielson people R. B. WitteP carrying the Brooklyn peo- pie in the Brooklyn bus.
 Miss Addie L. Hyde spent few days the past week in Providence, R. I.
 Neishbors' Night.
 Patrons from Brooklyn grange at- tended Killingly grange Monday eve ming, it being Neighbors night.
 Mrs. William H. Potter spent the day with her daughter, Mrs. William Butts of East Brooklyn
 Miss Helen Witter was in Provi- denee Tuesday,
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Veiileux of Webster spent a few days with Mrs Veillsux's sister, Mrs. Frank Glenn ems,
 Mrs, Paul Geiss1ier and daughter Grace, of Abingdon. spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. James Cope laad,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03

have been spending the winter with their son in Cincinnati expect to open their simmer home here.
 T. J. Roberts expects to move his family to Windham soon.
 MT, and Mrs. Horsey who recently bought the Annie Cleveland house ex- pect to come here about the first of May.
 Pomona Meeting.
 Quinebaug Pomona Grange met here last Saturday. The fifth degree was conferred on a class of thirty-five A fine program was enjoyed in the afternoon, the most pleasing of which was an address by Mrs. Rogers of Storrs. All agree it Is a, great priyi- lege to be able to listen tn her:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
Holland County
 MT. HOPE.

MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Mathewsen have returned to their home after spending the winter in Hartford,
 Mrs. L.. M. Knight of Hartford has returned home after making a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M Grant.
 MT. and Mrs. @. 6. Hanks of Hanks Hill were callers qn B. c. Moore and MT. and Mrs. J. H.. Bacon, one day last week.
 Mrs. F. A. Young and children re- turned to their home in New York after spending a week on the farm
 MT. and Mrs. Earnest Durlxie of Mansfield Depot spent Sunday with MT, and MEz HazieI RaaS,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
Rr.aI
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
RAWsON

J. J. Fitzgerald and son Edward spent Sunday in Brooklyn.
 Irving Hammond had asparagus cut from his garden on April 18th. Can anyone beat it?
 MT. and Mrs D. T. Phillips and lit tie daughter, Merton Phillips, Miss Rachel Kenyon and Mrs. Everett Whiteh ouse were in Westdeld Sun day after arbutus.
 Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and daughter Anna were in Putnam Saturday.
 Mrs. D. T. Phillips and Mrs Joe Dietchfe were in WiIAmantic Friday.