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Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year
 Guests a& the Rarro~s Home.

At a regular meeting of Canterbury grange held Wednesday evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Master, Howard F. HoXsie: overseer. James E. Towne; lecturer, Mrs Lillian M. Brink; stew ard Henry P. Larkham; assistant steward, Henry c. Lecraw; chaplain, Mrs Abbie c. Barrows: treasurer, Mrs Eva M. Hoxsfe; secretary, Levi N. Clark; gatekeeper, Frank A. Fawley; Ceres Mrs. Caroline w. Tonnerson; Pomona, Miss Gladys E. Flint; Flora, Miss Bertha M. Clark; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Ethel Lecraw; organist, Miss Hattie A. Fawley; executive com mittee. Frank Hoxsie. Samuel A. Car penJer, Hart w. Golf.
 Guests on the Holiday.
 Charles H. BarrowS and MT and Mrs. Edward E. BarroWs had as guests Thanksgiving cay MT. and Mrs. Frank l5arrows and their four children of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen and daughter Mary and MT. and Mrs. Charles Mullen of Milford, MT and Mrs. E. Leverne Kilpa trick and son of New London and MT. and Mrs Elias Patrick
 Elias Patrick was in New London Wednesday,.
 George I. Wheeler, IT,. and Burr smith were III Brooklyn Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
EAST WLLIWGTON

Airs Harley Y. Place and Miss Annie Brown made an automobile trip to Providence Tuesday
 4, Nj, Maine was in Providence Tues= cay nu business
 Joseph Dumas JF. has returned from q visit ia North GTosvenordaie.
 Mrs Ethel Bunfley is recovering
 Rufus R. Chase of Putnam was ia ts,azn 0sis day this week
 Miss Alice fsattey spent the week end fr Providence with relatives.
 Augustus Dumas attended church sr Danlelsoa. Sunday
 Mrs Martha Anderson recently re- turned 70 heF farm here.
 Miss EItk ristSe spent the holiday at her agaie lB DanieisOn-
 Mrs. Robert Smith has beep in Gioucester caring for her father, who is il.
 Mrs Clarence S0aie spent Wednes- 6ay al Mrs. George Shippee's.
 A, F. Rich has beeR SSeFking for A. hE RRlz6 ttas last week,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
Holland County
ANDOVER

Miss Christina White entertained thirty friends Friday evening on her sixteenth birthday Games were played, and refreshments served. Miss White received many nice presents.
 Raymond Yeomans. the postmaster, who has been very i'll for some time, is improving nicely.
 MT. and Mrs Leonard H. Porter made a flying trip to their home here on Sunday. The former is supervising the construction of the new state road at Spring Hill. They had a new roof of corrugated galvanized iron placed on their house Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Johnson have leased their farm in Cheney Hollow for three years. They intend to live in Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
CHAPLIN
Many Family Reunions on the Holiday Town Clerk and Mrs. Litchfeid to Move to East Windsor.

Thanksgiving day brought many into town to enjoy a reunion around the family board
 About 15 spent the day and partook of dinner with Mrs. Nancy E. Lan- phear of South Chaplin.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Howard en- tertained the families of their children over Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. Emily J. Ross and Mrs. Ellen Welch had a number of visitors a few days over Thanksgiving,
 Rev. H. c. Mcknight and Mrs. Me Knight spent Thanksgiving In Coven- try
 LitohfieId Family to Move.
 Andrew NJ. Litchfeld has purchased a farm in East Windsor and will move there in January. MT, Litehfeld came to Chaplin 8 years ago and bought out the general store Of Edgar 5, Lincoln which le conducted for 8 number of years, selling cut the business 8 few years ago to Winfield J. Phillips, the pFese owner. MT. IitGhAe1d has been the efficient town clerk for nine years Mrs. LiteAdeld has heen an active member of the church, a. member of the choir and g. worker in the Ladies' Aid seeietg; MT. and Mrs. Iatehfield have been members ef Natchaug grange for a number of years Mfr Litehfe1d has resigned his office eS town clerk, and the se1eetmen have appointed Frank c. LliIanais te succeed him.
 Buys Stewart Place:
 Frank Q, La1anais has bought the place in the village owned by Mrs; DfantIla Stewart and will move theEe soon.
 Charles A. Mcconnell has sald his 1laes and Ea1 Ga 42 live zF4zh a Sister
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
CANTERBURY PLAIN
Boy injured by Fall from Wheel
 Union Service.

AIr. and Mrs H. E Perry spent a few days last week with their son Clayton and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin Bushnell have been spending a week with their son Howard and family of Bloomfield
 Miss F. Olney. Miss Doris Olney and Il. Neff spent Thanksgiving in Mantle. Mrs Elmer Richmond went home last week for 9 few days. Her sister, Mrs. Wilcox, and husband from Wash ington spent several days with her.
 W. C. T. U. Meeting.
 The W. C. T. U. is to meet with Miss Olney Dec. 9 and will have a poverty social in the evening.
 The union Thanksgiving service was held at the Green. A short cantata was given. The choir of the Plains saag a. duartette and Rev. J. F. SpeerIi gave an address
 Fell from Wheel.
 Master George Carr fell from his bicycle his head striking the trolley track, and cut it very badly. Dr. Ad- ans was summoned and three stitches were taken in the wound. The boy was not able to attend school, but is improving rapidly.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Miss TiIiinehast Assists at Woburn Reception - Meeting of The king's Daughters.

Mrs. Julia Richmond and children Walter. Willard and Mildred have been guests of Mrs Richmond's brother, Harry Holloway in Plainfleld.
 Mrs. John Baker is visiting her mother in Westerly. R. l.
 James MilIette of New London is at his home on account of the illness Of his father Patrick Millette.
 Assisted At Reception.
 Miss Louise Tillinghalst is in Woburn, Mass, where she assisted in serving at a reception held at the home of a former schooInate. Miss Gladys Rob inson.
 The Kings Daughters held a meet ing at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 Mitchell and James Millette of Web ster were here Sunday to see their brother Patrick Millette, who remains seriously ill
 MT. and Mrs William Jewett have been guests of relatives in South bridge Mass
 MT. and Mir. Narcisse Caplette were in Norwich, Saturday.
 Rev. Lindley Gordon of Yale spent Sunday at Herman Chapman's.
 Laban Adams has been entertaining his daughter from Manchester.
 Misses Ruth and Pauline Mathewson spent Saturday in Boston.
 MT and Mrs. Chester Burdlck and daughter Doris of Stafford have been visiting relatives several days.
 Fitch A. Carey has been iT Norwich visiting his brother, George Carey.
 Arthur Bradley has finished work in Putnam and has returned to his home He has entered the employ of the Gen. tral Worsted Company.
 Miss Mary ?4yons has returned from Providence and Pawtucket, R. l. where she has been spending a few days with relatives.
 Return to Westerly.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Lowe have returned to Westerly. R. L, after spending several days at Thomas
 Mrs Lowell Horton is to move to gently vacated by Arthur Young.
 Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs. George Rouse spent Friday in Norwich.
 Howard Holgerson has been visit ing his uncle, Victor Holgerson in Putnam.
 Samuel Mitchell of New Hampshire has been visiting his father, Frederick Mitchell 8 few days.
 Miss Ruth Bogue of Norwich spent Sunday at Miss Beatrice Deans
 Rev. George Benedict of Riverside, R. l.. recently called on local friends.
 Henry C. Torrey of Danielson has been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Charles By1es.
 Miss Jessie Sage of Norwich has been the guest of Miss Josephine Armstrong.
 Mrs. John Graham has returned from the sanatarium in Stamford, where she has been staying a few weeks.
 Miss Helen w. Tillinghast has been a Norwich visitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06

NaSGLfn9s
 Among guests in town for Thanks GaNing were Miss s. Elizabeth Clark of Putnam and Mr Horner of New York al Dr Guilds Forest LHffier and fam lily of New London at Col w. $. Chap pei's Halsey Kelley and family of boston and 1sr. and Mrs. James John soa and Mrs Palmer of scotland at t1e Misses Jchnson's Walter Abbe of New York aRd Miss Elizabeth Abbe Of At. Vernon af the Abbe homes Miss Anna Bates of Winsted at Mrs, Albert 6aSes, Mrs. 1ef7iagwel and Leslie lefhnc-veA uf Colchester at II, K, Lef- nnSweii's. Mrs DneisR Bass and Miss Annie Bass ef Scotland at Ada Lar rabee's. Roy Brewer of Middletown at John BecSwitb'S
 Ate Turkey Elsewhere.
 Among those who spent tine day out Of town we're AIE, and Mrs, J, c. La throp and Miss Emma Larra-bee in Wiilinantic AIr, and Mrs. Charles Lar rabce. Miss Marian LaI1ebee. Rev. and Ada l-arr2hee in Norw Ich. the Misses Patton, Miss Mary F'rink, Walter -Aobe and family in South Windham, 3sT. and Mrs, Harold =, Maine at NIT. Psndieton's in Lebanon
 Artist ard Family Leave.
 ,. Alden Weir and family, who have been at their summer home here since
 
 winter Monday,
 Mrs Lucigs Brown. Carl Brown, Air. and Mrs. Allyn l.. Brown and Mrs Mary Norton of Norwich attended the Congregational church here last Sun day and swere guests at Rev, and Mrs. IT F. E4umb's
 s4 Attended Meeting.
 The Woman's Missionary society met with Mss Emma Laxrabee Tuesday af- ternoon with the largest attendance of the season. S4 being present Several itaTns or business were transacted and three members added The fifth chap ter of The New America was read by Mrs P. E. Guild and Mrs Robert Pegrum- Refreshments were served by the hosteSses, Miss Larrabee and Mrs. B. c Lsthrop-
 Mrs Bessie Maynard Woodman of Waterford is the guest Of Miss Jose phine Keenev-
 Reception for Pastor and Bride. The ladies of the Congregational church gave a reception to the pastor and his bride, Rev and Mrs. M. R. Plumb. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ada l-arra5ee had charge of the arrange ments and was assisted in the decOra- 1ion of the chapel by Miss Gertrude Arnold Miss Josephine Keeney served punch Mrs Ii. l.. Bingham looked after the refreshments and W. F. Maine served ice cream Rev. and Mrs l
 
 Deacon and Mrs. George Cook and Dezcou and Mrs. H. C- Lathrop Over i 100 were present from Windham and l south Windham- Laurel. asparagus i ferns. rcd alder berries and carnations l were used in decoration.
 Farm Sold.
 Andrew Mctzzer has sold his farm l 60 Afr Stalker Of Brooklyn, N Y. Mir | and Mrs. A5etZger have taken one of ! John GGger'S houses on Windham road ] tn Winimautic for the winter and i moved there Thursday AIr. and Mrs. ! stalker are boarding au the inn until i IEeir goods arrive. Mrs MetZger has 1 leen l faithful member of the Congre- EarionaI church. being active in the missionary society. Sunday school C. E society and a member Of the choir and wll be greatly missed.
 Air and Mrs R. G. Waterous. who are spending some time in Salem, ! Mass and who were at the inn over 'T TnauSsgivinS. returned to Salem on 1 Tuesday to remain until Christmas.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
CANTERBURY
Union Service Held at the Church on the Green-Pastor at New Haven Meeting.


 The Thanksgiving service at Canter- bury Green showed the spirit of the neighborhOod by the number that came from the Plain as well as the Green. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. F. Speerl of the Methodist Protestant church. A quartette from the same church sang beautifully Come Unto Me. Singers from both churches join ed Tn singing parts of Bruno Huhus cantata Our Country for All The pastor, Rev. M. H. Jones, read the governors proclamation. comparing the America of the Pilgrim fathers with that of the new Americans to- day. Mir. Speerlts subject was What the Immigrant Brings Us.
 Mrs. Charles Fox of Stafford Springs spent Thanksgiving with Miss Jones'
 Rev. NJ H. Jones of Canterbury Green was this week a member of the executive committee meeting at New Haven to plan the state Christian En- deavor work for the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
NOR Iii ; C

Thanksgiving visitors here included MT. and Mrs. Munroe Card of Provi- dence, Frank Gilbert and family of DanieIson, Leon A. Dexter and family and MT. and Mrs. Joseph HilIery of Moosup Valley with Mir. and Mrs. Ol- ney Knight. Edgar A. Lewis and fam fly Of Hartford with MT. and Mrs., w. R. Spooner Frank O. Plummer and family with Mr and Mrs. Henry H. Crowell. Miss Myrtle Griffith of Dan- ielson at her home with MT. and Mrs. John Griffith
 Miss Emma Hill. teacher at the Dor ance district, spent Thanksgiving at her home in Rockland.
 Alexis Bragg of Worcester will spend the winter with his grandfather, ". E. Whaley.
 Miss Louise Wibberley, teacher at the Titus district, spent Thanksgiving al her home in Plainfeld.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
WAERENVILLE
Changes In Tensnts-Church and Per
 sonzi Interests

Miss Rosie S..0w of South Coventry passed last Sunday with her grand parents Bar and Mrs. Frank Caylor.
 MT and -,i-S. George Jacobs recently moved from t2s Lombard homestead to the nec house of Albert E5wIett in Eluz,llle-
 aIr. aud Airs 1Iyrpn Pratt recently snoTea from tne IIowlett homestead to tae old liaii arm owned by Fred Eseb5inStou-
 Miss Jessie Grlggs passed Sunday With relatives lE WestfOrd.
 Afr. and 1lrs Orrin Cusnman ate Their Tha n6sSivi0g dinner with Alr I'd Mrs Georse Brewer Of Corner
 .ev. Burton E. Bugbee and wife of this village Were guests Thanksgiving pf Lr- and Mrs Harlow F. Scott of E-lmsville-
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Edgar Howlett >r- ol fisSdale. Mass. passed four days Last week wi5h relatives and friends in thls village and vicinity
 Mr- and Mrs Albert Edgar How lett ST. entertained at their home in Eimsviile last week Thursday evening AIr- and Airs- Ayron Pratt of Chaplin 1ir- and Mrs George Jacobs of War reuvllle- MT and Mrs. Albert Edgar Howlett Jr-. 0f FiskdaIe. Mass. Dwight Royce of Chaplin and Otto Hattin of Mount Hope
 Rev. Burton B. Bugbee delivered an excellent sermon at the morning ser vice at the Warrenville Baptist church Sundav.
 C. E. Meeting. Mrs stephen Case conducted a very interesting r. P =. C. r. meeting at the Wsrrenville Baptist church last Sunday evening Topic--Our church 4 work for our country"
 Mr. and Mrs Charles <. Williams Eud Dr. and Mrs r. A. Neeks of TzrerburT were guests af dinner LTad- aesday of MT. and Mrs. F. !. James. Mrs N- J. Brackley is visiting her sister Mrs Grover Abby in Hartford. Airs. R. H. Wright is iu
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
ATEAWAUCAN

Walter F'risseu was in Providence on business g1is week.
 Mitchell Grimsbaw. Jr.. has moved his family back to the farm on the Dayyiise road
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hasweu of Elm vile spent sunday with Mrs. Ida Wat son
 Airs CuTwin Is sick with bronchitis
 Thomas Hughes had to have his horse shot recently.
 Mrs. Emma Weaver and daughter Flora and Harry Moore visited in Providence over Thanksgiving.
 1fr, aad Mrs. William Smith of Put nam spent Sunday with Charles Weeks and family
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Charles D, Pike Is confined to the house by illness,
 Helen Chandler of Westbero spent a day recently with MT, and Mrs. H. B. Chandler,
 Dr. l., R, Pike is entertaining his brother, Otto Pike
 Mrs. Marvin Bates is in town pack ing her household goods, as she will make her home with her children, By ron Bates and Mrs. H, T. Perrin.
 Mrs. George Butler recently spent several days with her cousin, Mrs, c, E. Morse.
 Underwent Operation.
 Agnes Waite underwent an opera tion at g hospital iR Worcester last week. She was confined to the house several days after she returned home. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer have been spending a few days with their son, E, L. Spencer and family in TFor= ceSter
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
JACKSONVILLE

Mrs, Agnes Clare of Boston spent Thanksgiving with her mother
 Mir and Mrs ". T. Bixby spent the heliday in Quinebaug.
 Mir and Mrs. o. F. May of Webster sRent Sunday with their sister,
 Fred Mills aad family and Mrs. Au- with Mr. Mills mother in Thempsen.
 Miss Alice Welch commenced teaching last week in the Unham dfs= tHiet.
 A number attended Ffae Village Pesteffiee at the TeuFtellette Menae=. ria1 "Wednesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Mir. and Mrs. Rufus TiIden and daughter, Miss Mildred T1lden of Nor- Wtch and Mrs. Kate Dimock of Cow entry were Thanksgiving day guests of the Misses Ttlden.
 At business meeting of the church, it was voted unanimously to purchase Baptist hymnals for use in the church services. The greater part of the pur- chase price of the books was donated by the Young Peoples society.
 Miss Maud Brigham of Coventry was the guest of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Corbet, Thanksgiving
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
SOUTH VI O<,AlolOCk
Senexet Grange Entertainment-A
 nuaI Election Held.

Senexet grange had an entertainment last Tuesday evening consisting Of a farce by Abingdon grange, musical numbers from Dudley grange and a farce by SeneXet after which there was social hour
 Miss Blanche ShipDee is home i'll.
 Grange Election.
 Senexet grange held its annual eIecz tiOn of officers for the ensuing year resulting as follows: Master, Harry Weller; overseer, Herbert Nelson; lec- turer. George Hamilton; steward Win son Clark; assistant steward, Martin Nelson; chaplain, Dr. Spalding: treas urer, William Child; secretary, John Clark; gate keeper. Charlie Boust: Ceres, Annie Nelson; Pomona, Mrs. Clarence Tabor: Flora, Ethel Basto; l.. A. steward, Julia Johnson.
 All interested in the music of the South Woodstock church have been invited to the vestry this Saturday, evening.
 Mr. and Mrs John E. Burleson were in town one day this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
HAMPTON
Mir. and Mrs. Wise Move to California Harmony Clubs Annual Election.

Mr and Mrs William Wise have sold their place here and gone to Cal ifornia where they will make their home.
 Harmony Club Meets.
 Mrs. Angie Burnham entertained the Harmony club last Thursday after noon. It was the annual election and Mrs. Mary Jewett was elected pres ident for the ensuing year.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Pearle spent Thanksgiving day with the latter s parents, Mir and Mrs. c. F. Brenn at Scotland
 Mir. and Mrs Reuben Pearle enter tained Orin Phillips and Miss Mary Pearle last Wednesday evening.
 B. ". Edwards has gone to Scotland where he is to work this winter
 William Ide has sold the teams which he used in driving the mail route from the post office to Hampton sta ton.
 Miss Ethel Lewis has returned to Storrs college after spending the Thanksgiving recess at the home of her parents here
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
STERLING.
From Windew-Additiens to Methe- dist Chureh.

Miss Della AfaK#eli and Edward Sehelor Of QlReyVille R, I. were guests o9 Mfr. and Mrs: Gee. Carr last week. Miss Mary Murphy spent the week end at her hszne in Bethel, Conn.
 Fall Causes Death
 Jehn HeFaR fell from the third story window of the Sterling Hotel Sunday sustaining injuries fsem #hiGh he died in a sReEt time; He was at one time 2. resident ef aReee.
 Join Methodist GuhEeh;
 Eight yeunG people were taken in= to the Methodist church on Sunday, an pEobatian.
 Miss Mary 6arrell af Norwich spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs: Jesse Footil1.
 Mr. and afrs. Abbott Douglas of New London were guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. q. Douglas Thanksgiving day. Miss Amy Dollhaum spent the ho1- aaaE Eath AsE DaEsza5R at Sse1ingtaR.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
EKONK
Family Gatherings On the Holiday
 Norwich Guests Leave.

Mir and Mrs. Charles FTink en- tertained all their children and grand children Thanksgiving day.
 family party numbering twenty four ate Thanksgiving dinner at E. B. Gallup's.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Brown enter tained all their children Thanks giving day.
 Mrs Alvin Corey and several chil- dren are suffering with tonsilitis.
 Rev. Wm. Reynolds spent Thanks giving with lis son Maxwell and family.
 Mrs Nettie Jerome and two sons of Quaker Hill are visiting at the Stan ton homestead,
 Miss Esther Gallup began teaching in Mantle, Conn, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs Ernest Frink and baby have returned to their home in Nor wich.
 Mir. and Mrs Ezra Gallup have been visiting in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
UNION

John Buckley was home for Thanks- giving.
 E. M. Horton spent Thanksgiving with his daughter, Mrs. Oliver Hewlett, at Holland.
 Miss Lyle Miller visited friends in Holland recently.
 Nelson Horton visited friends in Monson last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
PoMFRET CENTER

Robert Rust was in Besten Weakness day:
 A number fren this section attended the Young auction Wednesday,.
 The children af the Po1nfret seaeels are much eiated aEer F L. WEigilt3s public spirited offer of $25 in prizes for saIlaatlaRs af eateEpz1iaE nestss
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06

in Goffs Falls, N. H. MT Mcconnell has been the Janitor at the church for the past few years.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Williams have closed their home in the village and will spend the winter with relatives in Jonesville, Wis. and New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06

picked some fine hepaticas in full bloom on Thanksgiving day.
 Many have been eating venison this week, locomotive having killed a deer
 New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
Gave Convention Report.

Mrs Randall L. Jones gave a splendid report before the Congrega- uonaI Sunday School. of the State Sunday School convention at Norwich, at which she was a delegate
 Misses Edith and Dorothy LocketC
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
TH3AfPSON
Baptist Raiiy Day-ANeman Falls Downstairs While Carrying Kettle of ScaIding Water.

pr. R. c. Paine and family spent Thanksgiving in Woodstock
 Among those who have been enjaF- ing short paca tions at home here are Miss Sara Crosby of Northhanaptonz Miss Bdish GleHeRt of sha ,RslseR
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06

cellent work destroying the tent cater pillars; 1889 were collected last month.
 R. E. Clarke was in New London recently.
 Eugene Fairbanks is in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
Diversion for Gransers.

Senexet grange gave an entertain ment at their hall Tuesday evening" farce was presented by members of Wolf Den grange and one by mem bers of Senexet grange The musical part of the program was furnished by a delegation from Dudley grange.
 large number enjoyed the thank offering meeting in the chapel Sunday evening, which was addressed by Mrs. John Rowland on Christian Work in Mexico
 James Gordon of Zanesville, O., is visiting relatives in town.
 Poultry Show.
 The Woodstock poultry show to be held at the fair grounds next Tues day is to have as speaker Dr. San born, assistant editor of the Poultry Advocate, of Syracuse, N. Y. Prof. w F. Kirkpatrick of Connecticut Agri- cultural college will judge the birds and also make an address. A basket lunch Is to be served at 12.30. Coffee is to be furnished by. the grange.
 Miss Helen Perley of Northampton spent Thanksgiving at her home here. Miss Nellie Chandler and Mrs. Mar GUS Wood have closed their home here and are to spend the winter in Hart ford.
 Miss Rich of Oxford, Mass, is the guest of her aunt Mrs W J. Linde- man.
 Farce We'll Presented.
 At the church social Friday evening a farce entitled How the Story Grew was ably presented by eight young ladies.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
WOODSTOCK
Arrangements for Tuesdays Poultry
 Show-SocaI and Personal Items.

The Ladies Missionary society met with Mrs. Joseph Spalding Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. F. Taber and Mrs ". R. Howard as leaders
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
ClARN'S CORNERS How Local People Spent The Recent Holiday-Chidren Collect Egg Mass

Mrs Jeremiah McCarthy and chiI- dren of Willimantic were at John Sul- Hvans for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Vivian NeuInan of New Haven spent the holiday at Mrs. P. J. Navtns'
 Clinton Oliver Of the Connecticut Agricultural College was at home for the Manufacturing recess.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
Neiahborhood Meetina.

A neighborhood meeting was held at Hamlet farm last Sunday after
 MT. and Mrs. John Perry and family spent Thanksgiving with Elisha Perry of Eastford.
 Fred Hildreth of Worcester was with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Willard HiI- dreth, over Thanksgiving
Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
Windham County
WTNDHAM

Reception for Rev. M. R. Plumb and sride-szle of Metzger Farm-Mis- slonary Meeting.