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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
GOSHEN

c. E. Delegates at Authenticated
 Society to Commemorate Silver An
 niversary.
 Mir and Mrs J. A. Randall have re- turned after spending a few days with friends in Meriden They also took a 40 mile auto trip to New Haven and Hartford.
 Delegates to c. E. Jubilee.
 At the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening delegates were ap- pointed to attend the silver jubilee of the WiIlimantic Christian EndeavOr union held in Willimautic Friday after noon and evening.
 Used Text of Dedication Sermon.
 At the special annN ersary. services recently held at the Exeter Congre- gational church the pastor, Rev Elwell Q. Mead, took his discourse from the same passage of scripture used at the church dedication services 69 years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Green of Columbia were guests of friends here Monday
 To Note Anniversary.
 The Goshen Y. P $. C. F. society will observe in December the 18th an niversary of their organization.
 MT. Ferguson and sister of Spring field, Mass. have been spending a few days with friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas have returned after spending several days with friends in Springfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
DAYVLLE.
Conductor Cummings Suffering from Blood Poisoning Davignon- Smith Marriage.

Mrs William Harrington and Mrs. Arthur Harrington have been visiting Mrs. George Monroe
 Mrs. George Barnes attended Staff ford Springs fair Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Marble of Worcester called on local relatives Wednesday,
 Springs Tuesday for the fair
 Mrs. H. k. R. Ronian is visiting at Clara Davis.
 Charles Martin of Lynn spent the week end with his parents.
 Mrs. James West of Peterboro, N. H., made her many friends a pleasant call Tuesday coming from her home here by auto
 Mrs A. T. Hope spent Tuesday in Worcester.
 Mrs Lucian Bassett. is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Nor
 To Have Electric Lighting.
 James Blanchard has his house wired for electric lights and F. H. Bennett and A. T. Hope are to wire their houses.
 Miss Alice P Fish has returned to Mystic
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Carpenter. and daughter. of Central Village, spent the week end with Mrs. Willie Turner.
 Case of Blood Poisoning.
 Patrons of the trolley road miss Everett Cummings, the conductor, who is suffering from blood poisoning in his hand
 Miss Helen Kelley spent Monday in Worcester
 Mrs. Willis Turner is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Whiteman of Wor- cester Mr. and Mrs. William D Reynolds spent the week end with Woonsocket friends.
 DaVignon-Smith.
 Miss Hazel Smith was married Sum- day at Danielson in the St James church to George Davignon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
PENDLETON HILL

Miss Sarah F. Palmer returned home Monday from Jewett City.
 Clifford Thompson was initiated in the first and second degrees at North Stonington grange Friday evening.
 Attorney Clarence II. Roche of Westerly spent Friday night at Mrs. James Cooke's
 Mr and Mrs. Alexander Kenyon Of Hopldnton City were guests at Thomas WheeIer's Monday.
 John Morgan of Norwich spent over Sunday at Mrs. James Cooke's.
 Herbert Wells of Kingston called at the Palmer homestead Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson were in Westerly Monday.
 Misses Winifred and Cecil Palmer and Herbert Billings of Natick, R. l., spent over Sunday at Mrs Mary P. Palmers
 Mrs. Amos Palmer has been spend- ing few days with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ahern.
 Miss Mary Brown of Canenehet has been the guest of Miss Susan Cooke
 Mrs. James Cooke and family were business callers in Norwich Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LEFT -NGWEx '

Mir and Mrs, Calvin Beebe have returned home after spending a num- Der of days with their Son Daniel, of New Jersey.
 Nathan Lawrence of New London visited Harry Palmer few days last week
 Mrs Austin Rathbun and son re- turned to Norwich Monday after spending a month with Mrs. Rath- buns parents.
 Rev and Mrs J. G. Ward attended the state convention at Meriden.
 Miss Gertrude Ward returned Thursday after visiting relatives in Vernon.
 Miss Florence Taylor who has been spending a number of weeks in Ridge field and Bridgeport returned Satur- day.
 Miss RosabeI Palmer of New Lon don was the guest of her parents Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
SOUTH VvIINDFIAM
Two Successful Rally Day Exercises Pleasure for Sunday School Class.

Pleasure for Sunday School Class.
 Two successful Rally day exercises were held Sunday. The one for the Sunday school was in charge of Mrs. Alfred Card and Miss Iva Adams and consisted of music, recitations and ex- ercises in which the United States flag played an important part.
 c. E. Rally.
 The c. E. rally services held In the evening consisted of reports of the work for the summer months and promises of better work to come by the different committees, a history of the society from it's organization to the present time prepared by the secre- tary. Charles Backus, and read by Miss Hazel Backus, also special music by members of the choir and an address by the president, c. l.. Clinton.
 Mrs Worthington Smith has been very Ill but is improving.
 Carl Oman is making a business trip to Cincinnati and the cities in the middle west.
 Attended Convention.
 Mrs c. L. Clinton has been in Bridgeport attending the convention of the W C. T. IT.. going as a dele gate from the Willimantic union.
 Mrs Archie Kyle underwent an operation at the Hartford hospital
 
 Mrs. Herbert Card went on an au- tomobfle trip to Providence Wednes- day.
 Miss Julia Hill of Mfddletown was a week end visitor at c. L. Clinton's.
 MT. and Mrs. Guilford Smith and Mrs. Alfred Card were in Norwich Monday
 MT. and Mrs Jacob Budd and two children of Hopeweu Junction are wis iting Mrs. Budd's mother, Mrs. Mary Crane.
 MT. and Mrs c. W. Murdock have been spending a few days with Mrs Harriet Rathbun of Salem.
 Mrs. A. E. Kenney left Thursday for two weeks visit with friends in Boston.
 At Hartford Hospital.
 James Maine and Miss Annie Maine went to Hartford on Monday, Mr. Maine remaining at the Hartford hos pital for an examination. MT. Maine has been i'll now for a number of months and it is hoped an examina- tion will reveal the cause and help in about a cure.
 The Ladies Mission society is plan hing a Harvest supper.
 Mrs Morris Golden is 10 entertain her Sunday school class from the Vii limantic Baptist church at her home this Saturday, afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
New London County
SALE.

&JkA4aA&rs@ School Board Reorganizes-Visit from Bea Lyon Pratt-Contract For Road Work Let.
 Owing to the heavy rain Sunday morning there was no service in the Congregational church.
 The Y. P. $. c. E. service in the evening was led by Miss Kathryn l.. Ray.
 Beard Reorganizes.
 The town school board met in the Central school last Thursday even ing for reorganization. Henry A Rogers was reelected secretary and James Lane was reelected chairman. Those chosen to act on the hiring ing committee for the coming year were Ernest l.. Latimer, Charles $. Ray and Frederic R. Bailey
 Bella Pratt In Town.
 Bella Lyon Pratt and son Minot Pratt of Boston spent several days of the week in town.
 Mrs. Edith Chadwick of Norwich is in town caring for her aunt, Miss Martha Rogers who has been seri- oLsly i'll at the home of her brother Henry A. Rogers. Her condition is somewhat improved.
 Only a few citizens showed their patriotism by displaying the stars and stripes on Columbus Day.
 First Snow of Season.
 The first snow of the season fell at daybreak Wednesday.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. met at the par sonage on Wednesday evening for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year Mrs. Rose V. Ray was aasaGsn president.
 Town Hall Contract $319. Bids were received Wednesday af- ternoOn by the Selectmen for repair ing the town hall The contract was lst to Harris Morgan for S319.
 c. F. Mcintosh the rural carrier on Route No. 3 has returned to his du- ties after ten days vacation. Mir Staples of Colchester has been sub Stitutiug on the route
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
WINDrAM
Happenings of the Week-Personal
 Mention.

iFtCFlIiOHs
 Miss Emily Lyman and Miss Ellen Hawkins have returned from several weeks visit with MT and Mrs. liar old Shellington of Windsor Locks, who have now moved to New Jersey.
 Mrs. Andrew F. Gates of Hartford spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Lar rabee.
 Mrs. Robert Pegrum went to Bridge port Tuesday to attend the w. c. T. U. convention
 Miss Mary B. Little of Springfield is spending a week with Miss Mary D. Little.
 Mrs. F. F. Guild and Mrs. Ada Lar rabee were in Hartford Wednesday. The WOmans Missionary society is to meet in the chapel Tuesday after noon at 2.30 to tie comfortables and study the second chapter of The New America.
 Albert Guild of Putnam spent Sun day at Dr Guilds
 Mrs; Arthur Clark of Willimantic was the guest Wednesday of her sis ter, Mrs. H. s. Maine.
 Ralph Eaton spent Sunday with his mother in Worcester.
 Mrs. H. c. Hatch returned Monday from visit with Norwich and Frank lin relatives
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LEONARD BRIDGE
Busy Bees Meet-Many Attend Chick
 en Pie Supper.

Samuel Johnson of New Haven and Henry D. Johnson and daughter, EIiz- abeth of Norwich were calling on local relatives Monday.
 Miss Lavinia Kneeland spent We'd neSday night with Miss Flora Spauld- Ing in Lebanon.
 Mrs. Henry L. WatIous of Jewett City is the guest of relatives here.
 MT. Zatorensky of New York is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Louis HimmeIstein-
 The Busy Bee Society met with Mrs Fred J. Brown last Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Ruby E. Williams went Sat urday to Providence, where she will attend a business college.
 Chicken Pie Supper.
 4 chicken pie supper and social was held at the Exeter church, Friday evening. There was a large attend ance and all reported a most enjoy able evening. Professor Moore's or chestra from Colchester furnished music.
 Miss Nettie Williams and Master Walter Williams of Lebanon spent Friday and Saturday at their uncle's Henry J. Williams
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
Foundation for Hall.
ONECO
Burglars Secure SIS at Store of Mrs.
 Annie Foley.

Miss Arlene Carpenter was in Ster- ling Wednesday,
 Mrs. Ada Greenman was in Jewett City and Danielson Wednesday,.
 Rev. ". E. Newton is in Vermont this week.
 Mrs William U Kenyon is visiting her daughter, Mrs Fred Parker in Westerly
 Mrs. Annie Foley went to Provf- dence Tuesday, returning Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Fred Whitford and Mrs. Robert Sherman were in Provi- dence Wednesday.
 John Ralston. a paving cutter, has sailed for Scotland.
 Store Burglarized.
 Mrs. Annie Foley had her store broken into last Sunday night. A lit tie over SIS was taken
 Mrs. D. s. Kenyon and Mrs Will liam Sweet were in Moosup Wednes- day.
 Mrs. William Labonte is entertain ing her mother from Putnam.
 Mrs. Lewis of West Greenwich, R. l.. is visitin her daughter, Mrs. Horace Burdick.
 Mrs. Leander Remington and two children are visiting Mrs. Remington's parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Bit good
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
FRANKLIN
Mir. and Mrs. William Wheeler Move from Brooklyn, Ct.-Summer Home of Gilbert Lamb Closed.

Mrs. May Rose of Norwich has been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. George l.. Ladd.
 Miss Daisy Parker has returned to New London.
 Mrs George Avery, Miss Ella Smith were Norwich visitors on Tuesday.
 Mrs William Green of Willimantio has been visiting Mrs. William Weaver the past week.
 pr. R. l.. Shea of Pascoag, R. l., is visiting his niece, Mrs. Fred Arm strong.
 Mrs. Archie Lamb has returned after visiting her mother Mrs Josephine Hart, in West Hartford.
 Miss Elsie Maine, a teacher in Will lington, was home for the week end.
 Isaac w. Geer of Poquetanuck has been the guest of Charles Grant
 Mrs. B. P. Chapman and Mrs. Erie Mitchell were recent Norwich visitors.
 Mrs. MoSier of Providence is spend ing a few months with Mrs. Fred Arm strong.
 Mrs. Clifford H. Robinson and Ruth ors on Friday of last week.
 William Brassil is confined to his home by illness.
 Mr and Mrs. Fred Armstrong and Mrs. Mosier were in Norwich on Tues day, calling on Mrs. Merrie.
 Summer Home Closed.
 Gilbert Lamb and family have clos ed their summer home here, Beach Spring farm, and returned to New York. Everything at Beach Spring farm is beautiful, the autumn foliage and dahlias of all kinds in full bloom. and the saIyia and other flowers are admired.
 Mir and Mrs William Wheeler of Brooklyn, Ct, have moved to Pleasure
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
ASH WIL.LETT
Funeral of Samuel Barnes-Meeting of
 Chapel Society.

The funeral of Samuel Barnes was held at his home Sunday, Rev. Lucian Drury officiating. Burial was in Ash willett cemetery. The funeral was largely attended by relatives and friends.
 Otto Anderson transacted business in VoIuntown Saturday.
 c. F. Maynard was in Norwich on business Saturday.
 Daniel B. and Joseph F. Pierce were in Norwich Saturday.
 The rainy weather of the past ten days has damaged many fields of corn and fodder.
 Julius Wolfram, who has been work ing at Preston City, was a caller on local friends the first of the week.
 Met at Chapel.
 Members of the Ashwillett Chape7 society held a meeting and made many repairs to the property Saturday af- ternoon. Among the company were MT and Mrs. John Woodnansee of Glasgo, Dexter Johnson of Preston City, H. E. Randall of Shunoc. an old resident, and many others.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

John Wood of New York Is in town for 8 few days
 Dudley grange and Woifden grange attended Neighbofs' night at 6enexeU last Wednesday evening, A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
 Many from here attended Stafford fair,
 Miss Thomas is spending 8 few weeks in Boston.
 c, w, Bowen and family have open ed their summer home on Bald hill for a few weeks.
 Senexet grange is invited te Wolf den next Wednesday evening and to furnish part of the programme.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
BG.ZRAH

Mrs. Louis Smith of Franklin and Mrs. J. c. Young called on Mrs o. A Bishop and Mrs. E. E. Lathrop Wednes- day.
 Mrs. B. A. Herrick and Miss Edith Herrick have returned to Norwich after spending several weeks on Lathrop Hill
 Rev. G. E. Lamphere will preach in the Congregational church Sunday ex- changing with the pastor, Rev. J. c Young
 Mrs. E. A. Bishop Miss Alice Bishop, Mrs Edwin Wheeler, Mrs. William Corey and Clarence Parker went to Colchester Thursday to attend the County Pomona meeting. The trip was made in Miss Bishops automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LEBANON
Whist Experts Receive Awards--GaIe
 Blows Down SiIo

The Lebanon Whist club held 8 party Friday evening in Grange hall: 16 tables were played. The following prizes were awarded: ladies first, Mrs. Arthur Hewitt, second, Mrs. Frank Redwood. GentImen's first, Charles Pitcher, second, Frank Rock wood. Consolation prizes, Geneva Stark and Clement Fowler. The six months prizes were awarded as fol- lows: Ladies' first, Gladys Hewitt, sec ond Mrs. Clement Fowler; Gentlemen's s first, Joseph Blakeslee, second Carl Halen; Consolation, Mrs. Mary Sweet and Chauncey Williams
 Attended Fair.
 L. P Smith, A. C. Williams Elisha Waterman and E. A. Hoxie attended the Danbury fair Friday, making the trip in MT. Smiths auto.
 Gone to Florida.
 Rev, and Mrs. L. E. Livermore and Miss Florence Ely left Monday for Kissamee Florida
 Mrs Hulda Peck is visiting in West field, Mass.
 Allie Hoxie. Myron Hoxie and CarIe ton Cummings attended Stafford fair Tuesday.
 Siio Blown Down.
 The terrible wind of Tuesday blew down a new siIo which John Ryan had lust built
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
LSONVTI.LE

MT. and Mrs c. F. May of Webster were with their sister Thursday.
 Miss Nellie Town has returned from Providence
 MT Paine entertained his daugh- ter, Mrs. Wilmott and granddaughter, Mrs. Morse from Maiden, Mass, the past week. day.
 Mrs. William Prince, who has been visiting her son and family in Hart ford, returned home Tuesday.
 MT. Smith and family have moved to the Eli Tracy house.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
EKONK
Funeral of Mildred Burbank-Grange
 Building a Hall.

Rev MT. Reynolds ofHciated at the funeral of Miss Mildred Burbank, daughter of Mrs. Percy Clarke near Oneco on Tuesday Burial was in Oneco cemetery. She was only 18 years of age and had been attending high school, but became i'll with con- sumption. The family has the sym pathy of all
 MT Sharpe of Lebanon was here Monday looking for oxen.
 Supt. J. B. Stanton and family of Norwich visited at the Stanton home stead over Sunday
 Mr and Mrs E. B. Gallup were in Norwich one day last week calling on Mrs. Lena Gallup.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Noone of Pe- terboro, N. H., were week end vis- itors at the Gallup homestead.
 Foundation for Hall.
 Work on the foundation to the new Grange hall is nearing completion.
 Miss Grace Lanphere and. Miss Mol lie Williams of New York visited over Sunday at William J. Tanners.
 A severe storm of wind and rain has been raging here.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
CAMPEELL'S MIv1S

Miss Grace Lamphere and Miss M Williams were visitors at the home of William J. Tanner last Saturday and Sunday. They returned to New York city on Monday.
 S. L. Barber has been in Plainfield the past ten days
 There was a social dance at the home of Benjamin Hall last Saturday night. There was a large attendance Professor Shippee furnished music.
 Luther Tanner has been visiting friends at Westerly the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
ASHFORD

F. P. Adams was in Putnam MonA day
 Earle Park spent Sunday at hia home here
 William Park is having a cellaN stoned and cemented for vegetables.
 The boys are having much sporS with coons, having caught a numS Der. John Ocet is working in Warrena vile.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
MOHEGAN

There were no services held at the church Sunday on account of the storm.
 Someone broke into the church last week and burned the lamps dry and took the cushions from the seats to sleep on. A key was found inside of the door
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18

and disinfected and all of the furni- ture, bedding and beds, carpets, etc, from the sick rooms burned. Both cases were very light. neither patient being sick in bed.
 The smallpox patients at the pest house are doing well.
 Blocks the Road.
 The old PlainfieId stage road to Providence east of Lafayette Inn has been closed this week by the Ball block, which is still on the road to it's new foundation.
 The Starkweather children are re- covering from scarlet fever.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
WESTMifHIST TER
APpetizing Dinner Provided for Men Who Meet to Improve Church Prop erty.

The men of the CongregatfonaI church met on Saturday last to cut brush around the church property and to patch the roof of the building.
 At noon the ladies served a hot din- her of clam chowder chicken pie. beans, etc, just the right things for hungry men, so they voted to do the same thing next week if they would come back and finish the job. They are coming!
 c. E. Meeting.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening was attended by a large number of young people, most of whom had an active part in the service. Miss E. Avery was the leader. The service next Sunday evening will be Does the Bible Endorse Church Amusements?
 The pastor. Rev. MT. Raymond has been i'll with a severe cold for sev- eral days, but was able to resume his duties last Sunday. At the morning service next Sunday he will take for his subject, Is Sin a Necessity?
 Sale of Worthinston Horse.
 Mrs. Fred Newton has purchased Henry Worthington's horse.
 The Ladies' Mite society at the Plains met at the house of George Bar stow Wednesday to make a quilt, a large number were present and an en- jOyable time was spent.
 The severe wind storms have caused a big fall in apples in this section.
 William Davis is picking apples. He reports the largest crop in several years.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
STAY Main Street

tting her sister, Mrs. Frank R. BurA dick at Norwich the past ten days.
 John 4. Richmond of New Hayer and Arthur Howard of East Hartford were week end guests of Levi N Clark.
 Mrs. Mary Conlon of Baltic, called on Mrs. Annie Morgan, Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
NORTH LYME

Merrill Babcock and family and liar old Gates and family of Meriden are visiting friends here this week.
 Henry Petrofsky of Little River was a guest of H. A. Gates at G. H. Strong's the middle of the week.
 Alpheus Wye and family of Yantic visited at George Babcock's over Sun day.
 James Mason of Franklin was a guest at G. H. Strong's the first of the week.
 Mrs. A. F Gates visited at G. IL Strong's Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
EAST WOODSTOCK
Dinner for Mrs. Abbie Chanberlin
 on 82d Birthday.

John Lindeman and bride, of Hart ford, have been spending a few days with relatives here
 MT. and Mrs. M. B. Morse are wis iting their son Carl in Hartford
 H. J. Potter 2d, and family of Wind sor. have been visiting MT. Potter's mother, Mrs Jane Perry.
 Asa L. May and daughter Irene of Howard, R. I, have been visiting rel atives at Fruit Hill farm the past week.
 Birthday Dinner.
 Mrs, J. E. AIdrich gave a dinner in honor of Mrs Abbie Chamberlin's eighty second birthday Saturday. Among the guests were Mrs Harriet May, 87, and Mrs. Emily Allen, also over 80. The ladies spent a very pleasant day.
 J E. Child of Putnam is having a. few days vacation and Is spending the time in hunting
 MT and Mrs. Chauncey Cbild and family were dinner guests of L. H. Linderman Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
ASHFORD
Funeral of Infant-Party For Miss
 Converse on Birthday.

Mrs. Gertrude Houghton and Mrs. Warren Bradway of Putnam visited relatives and friends here on Monday. Edward and Dana Keith were in New ' York- recently.
 Attended Fair.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bowen Mir. and Mrs. Will Warren and Wendell and Burt Bosworth, Charles Dean, John Eihridge, Frank Lyon Chelsea Young, MT and Mrs. EIeryBartlett at tended Stafford fair
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Davis of Lowell, Mass, are visiting the form- CTS parents, MT. and Mrs Welcome Davis,
 Infants Funeral.
 Funeral services for the five months old baby of MT. and Mrs George Hawley were held at the house Mon day at eleven o'clock, Rev. Frank Chamberlain officiating Burial was in the Grove cemetey.
 Mrs. Emily Warren has gone to Danielson for the winter
 Birthday Party.
 Miss Sybil Converse entertained ten friends Friday afternoon on her thirteenth birthday, Her father pre-. sented her a beautiful watch
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
Mrs Entertainer:

Life ism t worth living if you live 1t all by yourself. Why not GIVE A PARTY now and then and enjoy all your friends to- gether? or course you will want to open your whole house and have every room appear we'll. We can sell you the furni- ture that will make you proud Of your home. If some of yours is o1d-style or worn, replace it from our new, up-to-date stock. We will save you money with our moderate PRICES.
 SHEA & BURKE.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
HAMPTON
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Jewett to ceIe sorate Golden Wedding-Good Yelc of Honey.

Among those who attended Stafford fair from this place were F. A. Phil lips. A. L. Mills and family and Miss s. Elizabeth Burchnau
 Stanley Weaver recently purchased the Frank Palmer place.
 Mir and Mrs. Searles have been wis., iting the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. D. P. Weaver.
 Golden Wedding.
 Mir and Mrs. L. H. Jewett will eel ebrate their golden wedding on Sat- urday evening. Oct. 25,
 Mrs, F. H, Starkey Is spending 3 few days in New Britain.
 Postmaster Pearl went to Norwich last Saturday and had his shoulder set.
 w, A. Nosworthy of Boston was week end visitor in town.
 Mir and Mrs. R. E, Pearl were Thread City visitors last Monday night
 Big Yield of Honey.
 Nfessrs. OrFin and Merton Phillips took up over 40 pounds of honey from one swarm one day this week. They took out one piece of clear white honey six inches wide.