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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
EAST COLCHESTER
Another of the Lathrop sh.ep Found
Local Boy at Test of Submarine

Misses Alice and Grace Aiahoney
were guests of their sister, Mrs. Case
in Colchester, during the week.
Stray Sheep Found.
Another stray sheep belonging to
the flock recently scattered from the
farm of Elisha. Lathrop of Gardner
Lake was found by Mr.. Avery while
cutting witch hazel brush. The sheep
was torn somewhat, either by the dogs
or on bafbed wire fences threu ef
which ii had probabuy passed
Was Testnei Submarine.
Dan Maheney, who has been in
Provincetown, Mass, on the Greene
and testing submarine engines, is the
guest Of relatives here for few days.
While testing one engine the sub
marine was lowered to a depth of 212
feet.
Animals Poisoned.
J. j. Sullivan has lost two valuable
cows and a heller, all dying within two
days. A Veterinarian was called to
investigate, and poison was found in
the stonlachs OF the dead animals Fhe
source from which the cattle got the
poison is yet unknown.
Michael Mcnamara, who has been
i'll with pleuro- pneumonia, is more
comfortable.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Main held a
family reunion az their home Christ
mas day. Those present were Mrs.
Mains parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J. Simpson, her BROTHER Samuel
Simpson, and family, of North Wind
hahn; also her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. Paulson of
Mansfield. The house was prettily
decorated and a turkey dinner was
served. Music and a Christmas tree
were enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hewitt and son
of Norwich, Elmer Hewitt of Say
brook. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hewitt Of
Norwich. Miss Bessie Galley of Hart
ford and the Misses Harriet and Lii
Ian Wilcox of Mystic were Christmas
guests of Charles S. Hewitt.
Sunday School Entertainment
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Sunday school was held in the
Congregational vestry Friday even
ing. Games were played and refresh
ments were served. Rev. Mr.. Whites
class presented him SIS
Presented Ring.
At the close of the Sunday school
Sunday morning John NJ. Gray. super
intendent, was presented by Rev w.
F. White, in behalf OF the Sunday
school, solid gold signet ring, for his
long and faithful service as superin-
tendent of the school
General News.
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Main Of Rose
Hill, who have been i'll, are improv-
ing.
Freddie Ally, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William l. Allyn. who mas been very
sick with pneumonia, is better
Alfred J. Clark spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark of North
Stonington.
Miss Eioise White has been the
guest of friends in New York for the
past week.
Miss Florence Geer was an over
Sunday guest of Miss Olive Hiscox
of Norwich.
Miss Minnie Baldwin of Jersey City
has been staying several days with
Mr. and Mrs Christopher Baldwin at
the Drawbridge.
Rev. Frank S. Robbins Of Preston
City held a prayer meeting at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. May
nard Tuesday evening.
Christmas Concert.
A Chris tnas concert was held in the
Baptist church Sunday morning. The
exercises were very interesting.
Schools in this town will reopen
Monlay, Jan. 5. with the same teach
ers as in the fall term.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
SALE
Bella [. Pratt Visits Country Place
Town Has Dancing School.


The missionary meeting of the Y. P.
8, c. b. last Sunday evening was un-
der the leadership of Herbert Houston,
Miss Sarah Weinraub is spending
part of her vacation in Brooklyn, n.
Mrs. James Lane is spending the
week in New London.
Austin Rix of Litchheld spent
Christmas day at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Helen Malona-
Miss Ora Sterry and Miss Ruth
Sterry of Fort Terry, N. Y, are spend
ing the week at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hunt Sterry.
Famous Sculptor in Town.
Bella Lyon Pratt, his son Minot and
Edwin B. Gallagher of Boston spent
several days Of the week at Music
Vale farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mcintosh of Coll
chester were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Rathbone
Leon Rix of Lake Konomoc is spend
ing the week at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Helen Malona.
Mrs. Susie B. Rogers was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Mary Sisson. at
North Plains, Christmas day.
Miss Lucy and Miss Vivian Gar
nowski are spending the midwinter
vacation in New York
Prof. Hiram Bingham of New Ha-
ven was a recent visitor in town.
Miss Leah Clifford of New London
is visiting Salem relatives.
Charles S. Ray and son Clyde were
East Lyme visitors Tuesday.
The board of assessors met in the
town hall Monday and Tuesday.
Dance at Grange Hall.
a dance was held in Grange hall
Friday evening under the direction OF
the local grange. The Imperial or
chestra of Colchester furnished music
A dancing school is being conducted
in Grange hall every week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
LIBERTY HILL
Church Holds Annual Business Meet
ins-Christmas Concert of Sunday
School.

The annual business meeting of the
Liberty Hill church was held Satur-
day afternoon The financial report
showed all bills paid and about $44
in the treasury. The following officers
were elected: Church committees: Rev.
E. o. Mead, John Clarke, Horace Foote,
Q. w. Gurley; deacons, John Clarke,
Horace FOote, o. w. Gurley; trustees,
John Clarke, Fred Green. G. B. Dimon;
auditor, ]. George Clark; collector,
Wallace Palmer; organist, Mrs. Wal
lace Palmer chorister, ]. George
Clark; ushers, Harold James, Earl
James, Winthrop Davoll; janitor, J.
George Clark. The weekly envelope
system is used Seats are free.
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
The C. E. society will have social
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
James this Saturday evening, it be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James 18th we'd
ding anniversary.
Wintry Temperature.
The mercury Monday morning was
reported from zero to IA degrees above
Officers OF C. E. Society.
The semi-annual business meeting
evening and the following officers
elected: President Winthrop Davou;
vice president, Earl James; secre-
tary and treasurer, o. w. Gurley Diff
terent committees, prayer meeting,
lookout. social. Sunday school and
floral, were elected.
Christmas Concert.
The Christmas concert Christmas
eve was a success The music was
finely rendered and the children had
their Rotations perfect, speaking dis
tinctly and with good emphasis. The
tree was covered with presents; candy
in bags and popcorn balls. Oranges
were given to all
Rev. E. Q. Mead's sermon Sunday
was especially to the young people
and children and it was certainly very
interesting to the older people as well.
His subject was Things That Are In
teresting.
Next Sunday the Sunday school will
hold its meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
SHUNOC
Baptist Sunday School Holds Christ
mas Exercises = Fine Winter
Weather.


The Baptist Sunday school, Mrs. II.
Q. Brown superintendent, held their
Christmas tree and exercises Wednes-
day evening in the church, a large
company being present. The entire
programme was admirably rendered as
follows: Hymn. Joy to the World.
choir; reciting the 23d Psalm, school;
the Lords Prayer in concert, classes;
Christmas Welcome, Morris c. Brom-
ley; Merry Christmas. Amy Chapman;
Through the Telephone, Alfred ARA
rnarskie: Let's All Play Santa Claus,
Arts Belle James; song, Praise Him,
choir; Happiest Holiday, Arthur Cot
ter; The First Christmas Eve, Agnes
Chapman: The Tale of a Christmas
Tree, Albert Chapman Christmas
seed, Theodore Cotter; The Christmas
Story, Merrill Miner and Mary Chap
man; Jesus a Little Child, Ida Beatrice
James: Speech for a Little Man, Hen
ry Cotter; song. Wondrous Story,
choir; Poor Santa Claus, Edna ARA
marskie; Words of Welcome, Louise
Katherine WeIles Wheeler: Christmas
is So Long Coming, Leslie Bromley;
remarks by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Col
Inns; singing, Praise God, from Whom
All Blessings Flow congregation; BEN
ediction, Rev. John NJ Collins. The
presents which were distributed by
Mrs Grace Bromley, Mrs. n. II. Ben
nett and Miss Fanny Merrill.
BreVites.
Mrs Samuel Barnes and daughter
Matte of Ashwillett were guests of
Mrs. Henry e. Randall and Mrs. E. B.
James Monday.
Mrs. f. B. James has been enter
tanning Mrs. w F. Bitgood and Mrs.
James Crary of Griswold-
Rev. ]. NJ Collins occupied his pull
pit Sunday morning at the Second
Baptist church. He conducted SER
vices in the afternoon at White Rock
and in the evening at Clarkville.
The church society held the annual
meeting for the election of officers Sat
urday. Ali the officials were re-
elected.
The delightful weather for winter is
appreciated.
Miss Ella. J. Wheeler entertained
the primary classes at the Sunday
school at her home Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
HAMBURG
Lyme Grange Offers Prizes for Tent
Caterpillar Nests

Mrs. May Bill entertained relatives
from Saybrool1 Christmas day
AIRS. l. d. Harding is visiting her
daughters in Norwich and Windham-
Edward Powers spent Christmas with
his family at Meadow farm.
Mrs Louise Jewett spent last We'd
nesday IN Deep River
Misses Jessie and Ruth Harding are
spending their vacation with their par
ents in Sterling City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur BunneII of Bal
tirnore went to Norwich last Thurs
day. after a short visit with Mrs Bun
nells parents, Mr. and Mrs, e s. Ely.
Grange Offers Prizes.
The pupils of the schools viii be
gin to gather egg masses of the tent
caterpillar next week. as prizes have
been offered by Lyme Grange. Two
prizes in each district and two town
prizes as well as the state prize viii be
an incentive,
John Tiffany has a power saw mill.
Leland Wood spent Christmas with
his mother in Sterling City.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
CLARK'S FALLS
Local Hospitality Dispensed at Christ
mas-Attentions to Invalid on Holt
DAY.

Mrs. c. D. Collins, daughter Doris
and son Clay were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Charles P. Palmer on Christmas
day, as were also Alfred Collins and
family of Westerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mackenzie, Jr.,
of Westerly were Sunday visitors at
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Fl. Collins.
Captain and Mrs. Z. P. Lewis en-
tertained over Christmas their grand
son, Fred Lewis of Boston, and their
granddaughter. Mrs. Alma Nicsee, and
little son. Wallace, of Cambridge,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer had as
dinner guests their son. Frank and
wife and sister, Mrs. Anna Mics OF
Brooklyn. n. Y, and Miss Sarah Pal
mer of 1873 Main street. Westerly.
Herbert Bill and family of Ashaway
were guests over Christmas OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Babcock OF
Pawcatuck We're visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry F. Babcock.
Shut-ln Remembered.
Mrs. c. Marian Maine. who is an
invalid, has been made happy by many
Christmas gifts from friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS


visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Ma
honey
Antene Scinto has been entertaining
his brother, Angela Scinte of Bridge
port.
Mr.. Calkins and daughters, Lillian
and Ida, of Norwich, attended the
Christmas concert held at Franklin
church.
Mrs. r. L. Browning of Weekapaug
visited at "A. T. Browping's the early
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Browning and
daughter Myrtice. are guests of
friends In Boston.
Mrs. Kingsley and her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Peckham, spent Christmas
with Deacon and Mrs. Leffingwell, at
Leffingwell.
Mrs. Emma ]. Warner has returned
home, after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs. N. S Loomis Of
Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
LEBANON
Grange Ccnfers Degrees on Eight
Athletic Clubs Dance.

A class of eight took the third and
fourth degrees in the Grange Sunday
night The gentlemen gave tho oyster
supper
A. C. Gives Dance.
The Lebanon Athletic club gave a
dance in Grange hall Christmas even
ing. A large crowd was present Ly-
mans orchestra furnished music
Mrs. Emma Warner of Franklin has
returned home, after spending Christ
mas week with her daughter, Mrs. n.
S. LOOMS.
Lewis P Greene of the L. s 8.
Florida spent few days this week at
2. J. fuckers.
Callers from India.
Rev. and Mrs Harry York and three
children, of India. called at Miss Mary
buttons Wednesday.
Frank p. Fowler spent Christmas
IN Danbury with his sister. Mrs. Lewis
Reed.
Miss Addie Hallen has returned to
her school in Poquonock. after spend
ing her vacation at Miss Mary Dut-
toms.
schools are to begin Monday, Jan 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03

to Bennington. VT. after q visit to
friends in the village.
r. F. D. Mail Carrier J. Percy Nor
gan, who has been Ill with heart troE-
BILE, is able to be about the house and
out of doors q short time daily.
Prof and Mrs. Frank Clapp OK
P1ainviIle have been visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank q. Tracy have
returned to Hartford after a short stay
at their cottage in the pines.
Visited Relatives.
Mrs. Ida Montrose and son Donald
returned to the grove Monday evening.
They have been spending a week with
relatives in New London, Norwich
and Gales Ferry.
Gordon Eager of Pittsfield, Mass. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Hard
ing over the holidays.
Mrs. J. G. Soden has gone to Hart
ford to visit her sister. Mrs. Gillette
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin 8. Bsclzwith
OF New Haven were holiday guests OF
relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Manwarinx
have returned from a visit to their
sons, Norman and Fred Manwaring, In
New York.
Fritz Dart and Sheldon Munger Of
Trinity college spent the holiday here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
ASHWILLETT
Christmas Goose at Family Dinner at
Crun1b Homestead

School viii reopen Monday morning
after two weeks vacation,
Isaac Edwards and Dennis Caswei1
were in New London the first of the
past week.
Charles Culver has pat in new win
dow glass in the chapel, to replace
those that were broken.
Mrs. A. A. Morgan with her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, spent Christmas with
her son, Otis, in Rhode Island.
Mrs. Julia A. Crumb entertained II
relatives from Ledyard PoenoBoc and
Jewett City, Christmas day A roast
goose was served at dinner, with
cake, coffee, nuts. candy and fruit for
dessert.
Sheep and Goose Disappear.
g. @. Egg1eston of South Lyme lost
a nice goose and one sheep from his
farm here reesatly.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
ROAD SOCIETY
(Stonington.)
Chicken Pie Supper Profitable for
Granee-Meetins Ecclesiastical So
ciety.

Miss Priscilla Billings returns to
Willimantic Normal school Monday
Harry and Lydia Horton came on
from Providence to spend the holidays
with their mother, Mrs Mary Horton.
Mrs Eugene Palmer spent New
Years in Providence with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Johnson.
Miss Martha Williams returned from
Waterford Monday.
Mrs Fanny Williams entertained on
New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Palmer have
returned from Boston.
Mrs Horace F'rink spent Christmas
William Billings OF Lyme has been
the guest of his parents here for few
days.
Chicken Pie Supper.
stonington Grange held a chicken
pie supper Friday evening at the
church parlors. which was well at
tended and enjoyed by all. netting a
good sum
/. Hart Noyes. NJ. D.. of Providence
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs John Macdonald of Providence
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Eliza P. Noyes
Arthur Hayes has been III for sew
eral days. His mother is caring for
him.
MISS Julia WILCOX and friend were
dinner guests of Mrs. Eliza P. Noye
on Monday.
Schools about here begin Monday,
the 5th.
Church Society Meets.
The meeting of the First Congrega-
tional Ecclesiastical society was held
at the home of Deacon B. F. Williams
Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Florence Hewitt is spending
her vacation with her parents at
LIinckley Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
OAkDALE
Congregational Church Meeting and
RoIIcaII-Rranch Library Talked of
for UncasviIle.

Edward Parker and sisters. Misses
Lizzie and Nellie Parker, who have
been guests at the homes OF their
aunts, Mrs. Phebe and Mrs. Mary
Scholfield. returned TO their home in
Chelmsford, Mass. the first of the
week
Church Meeting and Rollcall
The meeting of@the First Congrega-
tional church of Montville viii be held
in the chapel Thursday, Jan. s. at IL
o'clock. Dinner will he served at noon.
followed by roIlcall
Branoi, Library Possible.
There is to be meeting of the Ray
moad Library association at the home
of Frank G, Scholield Thursday even
ing, Jan, s. TO plan for this establish
inenf of a branch library at Uncas-
vile,
Miss Ida Edmond returned home
Saturday from Griswold, where she
was the guest of friends OF - ---AA-
day,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
NORTH LYME
Christmas Concert and Tree at Church
Family Gathering.

There was large attendance at the
Christmas concert and Tree held at the
church Christmas eve. Much COM
Inendation was given tine children for
their part IN the concert; also Mrs.
Fosaick who trained them.
Miss MJra Sweet of WiIlinantic VS.
LED Miss Marion Stark this week
c. r. Tiffany and Mrs H A Rogers
spent Christmas with Mrs w M. Sis
son.
Miss Lois Rogers, NJ, J. Stark and
Miss Emily Stark visited at g. H
sstrongss Christmas day. There was a
family tree in the afternoon for the
children.
&. r. Jewett and family spent Christ
nas Al krank Canss IL Rsghan
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
Man &C

Bert P. Beckwith and Edmund B.
Smith spent the holiday with friends
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Way OF
Meriden were guests of Mr.. Ways
mother, Mrs. Martha Way, over New
Years.
James e. Hurle was the guest OF
friends in Guilford and New Haven
Thursday.
iting her son. J. Percy Morgan. and
family.
Prof. Sydney Y. Kibbe has returned
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
GOSHEN
A. {. Lyman Entertains With cornet
Music-RevivaI Services by Miss
Lord.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Lyman of Co
lumbia We're with friends here Fri
day.
A number of friends and neighbors
spent pleasant evening at the home
OF Z, A Lathrop Friday evening. The
an hour by A. E. Lyman, who gave
many fine selections with his cornet.
There was also the musical accom-
paniment.
Reflection of Burning Mill
The blight reflection, in the sky of
the burning of the lumber mill in Deep
River late Friday evening attracted
the notice of number in this place.
Snow in Bay State.
Letters received from people resid-
ing in Massachusetts during the past
week report that there is snow there
to quite a depth and fine sleighing.
B. r. York and brother, H c. York,
have been spending a few days in Bos-
ton.
Miss Lord Conducts Revival.
Miss May B. Lord of West Hartford,
state evangelist, conducted the service
at the morning, noon and evening ses-
sions in the church Sunday. The gos-
pei truth of the old, old story, that is
ever new, including the many facts
and personal experiences from life by
MISS LORD mace deep IMPRESSION on
all who heard her. Many attended the
after meeting, and a good number ex-
pressed their desire to live the Chris
tan life. These were the most impress
sive services ever held in the new
Goshen church. Owing to other en-
gagements Miss Lord could not re-
main longer, but she is expected to
return to conduct other revival meet
ings in Goshen later in the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hinckley of Will
limantic were among those from out
of town who attended church services
here Sunday.
Rev. c. A NorthrOp of Norwich will
off1ciate at the communion service in
the Goshen church next Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
NORTH STONlNGTON
Burial of John A. WiIIiams-Thire
Fellowship Meeting Jan. 2.


The body of John A williams was
brought from New York Wednesday
for burial in the Williams family bur
ial ground. A short service, conduct
ed by Rev. Lucian Drury, was held at
the grave.
c. z. Williams and C. A DeRose Of
Northampton, Mass, were in town on
Wednesday.
Miss Dora T. Maine has been visit
ing in East Orange. n. ].
Rev. and Mrs. George II. Chambers
and children were guests at dinner OF
Rev and Mrs Lucian Drury New
Years day.
Vacation Ending.
The town schools will open Jan. S
The Wheeler school will open Jan. g.
Fellowship Meeting.
The third of the series of fellowship
meetings of the Congregational
churches will be held with the local
church of that denomination Jan. Z.
Miss Phebe 3. Sheffield, a teacher in
Preston is spending the vacation at
her home in this village
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03


Sunday morning next. Jan, 4. Rev.
6feorge c. Chappeil, the pastor, will
speak at the Union Baptist church at
1915 from the subject Terra lneag-
nita. The choir will render special
music, AT $50 the first Christian En-
deaYer meeting of the new year will
be conducted by the new chairman OF
the prayer meeting committee, Miss
Robye Boynton. Topic, The Salvation
Verse. Austin Linton Of Norwich and
Will Douglass will play two violin and
piano duets and assist in the song
service, The pastor will speak at I.
Leon Allen was the guest of friends
in Black Hall Tuesday
Mrs, Ray Weodmansee gave a party
New Years day in honor of Mr.. Wood
nnaRsee's birthday,
Prayer Meeting Attendance,
The average attendance at the
Thursday evening prayer meetings of
the Union Baptist church for the last
three months OF 1913 was A; average
for pleasant evenings was so, and for
the FIVE prayer meetings in October
was Sc.
Rev. C. n. Smith to Lecture.
Rev. C. Harley Smith. pastor of the
Fsdsral street A. y. ehuEeh. New lAen-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03

don, will deliver the third Bible lecture
of the course in the Union Baptist
church Friday evening. Jan. 9. at 7.s0.
Mr.. Smiths subject will be The Wa
termarks of the Bible.
Harry Williamson of Trinity college,
Hartford, spent the holiday recess
with his parents here.
Two hundred and twenty-five at
tended the Christmas exercises We'd
nesday evening, Dec. "a. at the Union
Baptist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE

Besides identifying the hair at once,
Danderine dissolves every particle -
dandrunf; cleanses, purif1es and invig-
crates the scalp, forever stopping Itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-dne and
downy at frst-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp IL
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of 1t surely get 20 cent bottle OF
Knowlton's psnderine from any drug
Sist or toilet counter. and Just .tyy -
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
Sang offertory Hymn.
FTTCHVHLE
Mill Starts Up-Four Foxes Shot in
Three Days.

The mill resumed operations Friday
morning.
Miss Margaret McNanus has re-
turned to New York after spending the
holiday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
John McManus.
MI. and Mrs. Warren Thompson ana
daughter Airline have been spending
the holiday with Mrs. ThompsorSs sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chappell, at
New Britain
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Thompson Of
Greenfield have been guests of Mr..
Thompson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson.
H. T. German of Versailles was q
recent caller in town.
The past few mornings. with heavy
frost on the ground, have been ideal
weather for the local fox hunters.
Several sports have followed the
hounds, but the honors were early
taken by Dan Maria and VIII Church.
who brought in four bushy tails in
three days. The foxes were shot ahead
of their dogs, Jack, Fanny and Polly
which have several more to their
credit the past few months
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
MOHEGAN

Mrs. Anne Matthew'S is very Ill.
Bufrill Fielding and daughter Lo-
retta, were guests of Mrs, Fowler on
Sunday.
Mrs. Hunter is in Mystic, spending
the holidays with. her daughter, AIRS.
Dennieon Davis.
Mr.. and Ms. Naples of New London
We're the guests of Mrs. e. f. Baker
Sunday,
Miss Palmer of Pfainield is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fielding.
Henry Dolbeare is in Mystic for a
lev days.