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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-08
Quincy Downs BIoomers.

Bloomington. Ill, Aug. s.-Quincy
punched hits with Bloomlngton's er-
rors and won, 10 A. Tretter was
strong except in the third. The score:
Bloomington 1904 10000 o. 9
Quincy ....1 Do 5000 0O2-6 9 .
Batteries - Waldorf and Keupper;
Tretter and Gray.
Peoria Captures Double.
Peoria, Ill, Aug. S.-Peoria captured
a double-header from Springfield yes
terday, making it five out of six in the
series. Breen's home run featured the
second contest. Score of first game:
Peoria ......33 O00O03 *-9 IL 8
Springfield ...OOI010 O02-4 10 ?
Embellishments and Waring;
Hardin, Ellerman and Mckinley.
Second game
Peoria ............OO3OOO"-3 I o
Springfield ...OOO11OO-2 1
Batteries-Timmersm and Waring;
Ellerman and McNeeley.
Dubuque Hits Heavily.
Decatur. Ill, Aug. s.-Dubuque scor-
ed six runs in the first innings yester-
day and put the contest on ice. Hard
hitting featured for both sides, Biltz
and Welday each slamming out foour
hits in five times at bat for the locals.
The score:
Decatur ..OOOOOOO21-3 10 4
Dubuque .6OOO1O1OO-S Is 2
Batteries-Myers, Kaiser and Munce;
Delano and Sullivan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-08

All the news all the trme-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-08

sBated for Henry in eighth inning.
Chicago ....O o o l 0 o o -
Washington 90. % 0 o o o o 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-08

And how strange it seems for Jack
Johnson to go off to war and fight fol-
ST. a month, after having pulled down
sc, 700 iron men for a single battle.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Meeting of L. D. S.-Birthday Party
 for Mrs, p. H. Coffey.

The meeting of the l.. D. $. was Games were played and there were several contests which furnished much a atlusement. Hollis Young won the pttato race and received the gold medal: Earl Phillips received a 'twork of art the prize for the bean race and Charlie Woodnansee won the blue ribbon in the hundred yard dash. S. A. Douglass was judge
 Neva Barlow who has been working in Moosup has returned home.
 MT and Mrs. Everett Dexter and son of Moosup Valley spent Sunday at Henry Spau1ding's. -
 Rev. H. B. Goodsells Sunday morn ing discourse was based on Feel. 9-10. The evening subject was Where Do You Live? -.
 Mildred Jacques who has been clerk for E. E. Salisbury of Moosup has resigned.
 A. E. Hall has moved his steam sawmill to Windham.
 Charlie Thayer, teamster for Perry Lewis, is carting ties from Bowen's mill to DanieLson.
 P. H. Cofey is drawing poles for the s. N E. T. Go.
 A. A. Jacques and Herman Barlow were in Moosup Monday.
 There was a bean supper at the Parsonage Wednesday evening.
 There was a pleasant gathering at c. W. Bar1ow's Thursday to celebrate the birthday of the oldest daughter Mrs. P H. Coffey
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
STERLING.
Death of Willis p. Bates-EPworth
 League Activities.

Miss Alice Be1knap is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Ford of Providence.
 Miss Rose Carini, teacher of the third grade in Sterling Center school is i'll.
 Friends of the late Willis c. Bates were shocked to hear of his death at his home at Canton, Mass.
 Mrs. Alex. RiddeIl of Oneco called on friends here recently.
 The Epworth League prayer meeting was held Thursday evening in the ves- try of the Sterling M. E. church at 7.30. Miss Mary Douglass was leader,
 Result a Tie.
 The attendance of the members of the Red and Blue contest of the M. E. Sunday school has been counted and the result is a tie.
 Miss Mabel Moore spent the week end at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. ". Vaughn.
 Mrs Gurdon Love and son Gurdon are spending a few days in Norwich with friends.
 The Epworth League social and bus mess meesing was held Friday evening at the hume of MT. and Mrs. B. D. Parkhurst.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
Former Pastor Returninu.
EAST KILLINGLY

Miss Grace Smith spent Sunday in Putnam.
 Frank Gabony visited relatives here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Oatley call ed on Danielson friends, Thursday
 Miss Lillian Sayles spent Sunday at lle1 home here.
 Mrs. James Kent of ElmviIle called on friends here Monday
 Edwin Knight with his family visited his parents in Bauouville. Thursday.
 Mrs. Israel P. Chase was in Dan felson. Wednesday. the guest of MT and Mrs. Arthur E. Chase.
 Mrs Addie Collins and daughter Pelle, visited friends here, Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. N A. Jordan, and daughter Alice. were guests of E. A
 Jordan, Sunday.
 Miss Eleathee Sheldon was in Providence. Tuesday.
 A. P. Rich and Ray G. Shippee were n Rhode Island Thursday.
 Mrs. Alfred Barratt, Mrs. Andrew Potter, and Mrs. Walter Card were ill Danielson. Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
ANDOVER
Paper Mill Starts Up-Rev. P. H
 Cooper of Baptist Church Resigns.

The Case Paper Board company which has not been running for over two weeks, through a broken cylinder on the engine, resumed operations on Tuesday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Bartlett and son. Guy. who have been spending the winter in Buffalo, N. Y, are expected home about April 1st.
 Sherman Bishop ran q splinter into his hand Monday, which was serious enough to necessitate a visit to Willi mantle where he obtained relief through surgical treatment.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Cooper and AIr Lane, spent Monday and Tuesday in Pennington, attending the funeral of relative.
 Baptist Pastor Resigns.
 Rev. F. H. Cooper who has been pastor of the Baptist church for over four years has rendered his r,asIR1a- tion tn take effect the first of April.
 To Lecture on European Trip.
 At the Congregational church the pastor. Rev. John J. Loclrett. will preach Sunday morning on ''Fsir Play" Rev. W. s. Beard. Of Willi- mantle will lecture in the evening on his trip to Europe last summer, under the subject of A Summers Saunter- ings." The pastor, Rev. John J, Lockett will exchange with NIT. Beard
 The c. F. society is planning to hold q free social.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
THOMPSON
Valuable Horse Sent from Vermont for 6uriai-New Superintendent at School Grounds.

The Ladies' Missionary society met with Miss Martha Knight Wednesday to sew garments for the mission work in Hartford and New Britain.
 Miss Mary Alice Gift from Kansas has been the guest of Miss Grace Cuff. MT. and Mrs. Allen Reynolds of Nor ristown, N. J.. have come here to live. MT. Reynolds is superintendent of the grounds of Misses Howe and Marot's s school.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Searfs have re- turned from Bermuda.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Eddy of South bridge spent Sunday in town.
 Horse Sent for Burial.
 A valuable horse of Mrs. Erhardt's was sent here from Vermont last week for burial
 Miss Sarah Munyan is spending the month as the guest of Mrs. Erhardt il Y ermont.
 Former Pastor Returning.
 It is reported that Rev. A. C. ? Eu-zinga has rented the residence Of ti-, late Madame Chandler.
 Miss Augusta Elliott has retuF1,ed home from Brooklyn this week.
 Mrs. Frank Knight returned Monday 1rc.n Providence. where she has been spending two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
MANSFIELD CENTER
Sewing Circle Meets-Charles Hall Recovering-Prof. Jarvis Addresses Brotherhood

The young ladies sewing circle met at the parsonage with Miss Lucy Payne. Thursday afternoon.
 The Christian Endeavor Society is making arrangements to hold a social and supper
 Local Patroness For Dance.
 A number from here attended the annual dance given by the junior class in the Windham high school to the seniors last Friday evening. Mrs G. H. Wyman being one of the patroness- eS.
 The Willing Workers met at Mrs. Emily Larkham's Wednesday after noon-
 Recovers From Injuries.
 Charles Hall who has almost en- tirely recovered from the injuries re- ceived at the fire in Stofrs some time ago spent oyer Sunday in Norwich.
 Addressed Brotherhood.
 The Brotherhood of the Cengrega- tional church met in the vestry Tues day evening, Professor Jarvis of the Connecticut Agricultural College gave a very interesting talk on Fruit Cul- tuFe-
 Rev. E P Aver was in Putnam Monday, attending a minister's meet ing.
 Phe postponed social affair at At Wo0dVille came off last Saturday even ing A general good time was re ported by those who went from here
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
STORRS
agement-Evenine of Cards Followed By a Suqar-Eat

MT. and Mrs. W. M. Esten enter tained Monday evening, March 9th. Cards were played. During the even ing the engagement of Miss Ruth Miller to Augustus Brundage was an nounced. The dining room was dec orated with pink and white sweet peas, pendant pink hearts and flying kewpies. A pink and white cake with the emblems symbolic of fate. the heart, thimble, button and wish-bone, gave enjoyment when it was cut. After salad, sandwiches and coffee, pans of snow were brought in with maple syrup poured over it.
 Mrs. Fraser Entertained.
 Mrs. Fraser entertained the ladies of Faculty Row on Tuesday afternoon, and the ladies of the north side Thursday afternoon.
 The Ladies' Circle held a successful cake sale on Friday afternoon in the church parlor. Coffee and cocoa were served.
 The regular meeting of Mansfield Grange was held Monday evening. The program consisted of music and an illustrated lecture by Prof Blakes- lee on heredity.
 Mrs. Manter of East Manchester. \. Ill., has been visiting her son, at the home of Mrs Esten.
 Gone to Panama.
 President and Mrs. Beach left for Panama Friday. They will be gone three weeks.
 Mrs Cousley gave an address at an institute held in North Woodstock. Wednesday and In Eastford Thurs day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
NORTH STERE ING Providence Man Breaks knee-cap- Scouts Fail To Find GYPSY Moths,

Mir Miller of Glen Cove, New York, has come here to repair his home anu will move his family here about the first of May.
 Miss Gertrude Brooks of Worcester spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. George Pierce. Jr.
 Broke Knee -cap.
 Two 40-horse power trucks came out from Providence last week Tuesday With the household goods of Richard Fortune. One of the men met with 8 bad accident while unloading goods by slipping and falling, breaking his knee cap. pr. Sweet was called by tele- phone to attend the injuHevI man,
 No Moths Found
 Four men employed by the govern ment were here last week looking for the Gypsy Moth. As yet they have not found any in this town.
 P. J. McDonough of Boston who pur- chased the G. o. Blackmar place will come here to live April 1st.
 Miss Alice Hitchcock was called home recently to see her father who is ill.
 Buying Pelts.
 Alvin Corey was here last week buy ing fur from those who trap during the winter months
 George Pierce Jr is assisting in moving E. A. Halls steam Saw-mill to Willimantic.
 Selectman Jared Hall is repairing g the roads which were washed badly in places during the recent heavy rain storm.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
ECZEMA |TCHED
 AWFULLY ON HEAD
A0ught Would Go Wild. Dry and FIaky. Hair Nearly All Came Out.
 Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment Three Months. Head All Cured.

39 Atkinson St., Bellows Falls, Vt - had eczema on my head and it itched some thing awful. It seemed sometimes as ihough I would go wild. The eczema was arJ and fiaky. One day combed it hard with 8 fine comb and made it ali raw. My hair nearly all came out gradually so had a small twist of hair and did not use but one hairpin to hold it.
 '1 tried - but fin vain: 1t did no good. Then I thought I would try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I used them three months and then my head was all cured and my hair began to grow SO it is quito thick now: I have four times as much as I had. CSigned) Mrs. Ellen ". Adams. Nov. 1es 1912
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Stormy weather has seriously inter fered with services at the Baptist church. pr. Mcfarland has very kind- ly occupied the pulpit during the ill., ness of the pastor,
 Mrs Albert Botham Is In St. Jo- seph's hospital. Willimantic.
 Mrs, Wheeler has closed her house and is spending some time in Provt- dencs.
 Mrs. William Corhet is suffering from a severe cold.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
HAMPTON

r A. Phillips and Mrs NJ C. Will Hams spent Thursday in Boston.
 Jerome Woodward cut off one finger one day last week while cutting wood with a gasoline engine.
 D. T. Phillips and Merton Phillips spent Tuesday in P1ainf1eld and while there they visited their brother Charles
 The Camp Fire Girls spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. R R. Porter
 Little Amy Burnham who recently underwent an operation at St. Jos eph's hospital Willimantic, is able to be around her room.
 Ralph Burchnau recently gave q very enjoyable masquerade in Grange
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
Windham County
 BROOKLYN
Six Join Congregational Church. James c. Palmer Feeding Thirteen Quail,

James V. Fdtmcf eeCtn9 fliftScH Quail.
 Mrs. J. Frank Weaver has returned from stay of few weeks in Flor ida, bringing with her some Of the luscious oranges grown there.
 Mrs. John Johnson, who has been since Christmas in New York, Phila- delphia and New Jersey has returned to her home.
 Miss Annie Dyer has gone to Water bury, expecting to meet party of friends and with them go south for few weeks
 Six Join Church.
 Sunday in the Congregational church there were received into the church six members, four by letter and two by experience.
 Miss Frances Palmer has been wis iting friends in Pittsfield Mass. Mrs. George Eastment is with friends in Long Island for a short visit.
 Feeding B Quail.
 James C. Palmer has had his flock of quail grow from 10 to 13 which come each morning to be fed
 Mrs Sidney W. Bard was with her mother in East Greenwich, R. I. the first of the week.
 Wednesday evening the men of the Baptist church gave an oyster supper In the church vestry which was large ly attended
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
ABINGTON

Fred Sly of Pomfret Center recently moved into Edward Peal's tenement and has engag ged to work for MT Peal during the season,
 Mrs. Frank Fuller recently enter tained her brother from NerwicR Town.
 Marvin Ghisn of Somers is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. B. w. White house.
 MT, and Mrs. Frank Griggs whs have been ill are conxalescing
 Andrew Amidou has moved into the bungalow purchased from Charles Gallup several months ago. Mfr Gall lup has moved into his new house near \ A!aingtOn station.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
BOLTON NOTCH

Mrs. Estelle Reed spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Mrs. Emma McGirr is visiting her sister. Mrs. L. S. Main.
 A number or Loren Mains friends spent the evening with him Wednes- day. Refreshments were served
 Mrs. Maud Woodward is able to be- out after her illness.
 Miss Mabel Howard spent Sunday with Mrs. w. E. Evans in TalcoIfviile. Mrs. Evans and daughter Iva have lust returned from Canada
 M. Haling spent Monday in Man chester.
 Mrs. Shaw's sister-in-l law from NeSv Jersey is visiting her.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
MT. HOPE.

George JaeoDs and family have moved into Otto Hattin's house
 Mrs. ShBm@Eay and MES. Alhee were lH WiIiinaRtic on business Monday.
 NJ. kEaft had some farm buyers around one day this week. It showed spring is coming and new farmers are cazaJsg.
 Afr. AmidaH has moved hjs steam Hill back to East wiIjRgtea and they are fast moving the ties and lumber away to market
 The eclipse was Wsible Wednesday night here on account of nice clear evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
USQUEPAUGH
Abous Forty Attended Church Supper
 Society Nets S1t-7s.

The supper held in the veEtry of ths church March 6ti1 netted the society SHE'S. There were aboIs 40 present to enjoy the good things.
 Fred CEandau vas a, visitor here Sunday.
 William Hall and family have moved into Gideon PaImer's little house.
 Mrs. ArTilla Larizin has returned homo after spending the winter in Westerly with her son.
 r. T. Loch spent Monday with his grandson. C. c. Kenyon, at Asaaway.
 Mrs. Hattie Holgate has returned tn her homo after spending a few weeks with her cousins, Hattie and AlSah True. of Slope Valley.
 Mrs. Waiter Whitford of Kenyon vas q visitor in the village Monday.
 Mrs, Fred Clark of Ashaway spez= day or two here last week az the guest of J, E. Lamond and family
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
PACKER

Rev. Mir. Higgins preached an inter esttng sermon Sunday morning from Matt V. 1
 Mabel Tetiow and Eva Oats of Plain field visited Emily Knoble Sunday.
 Mrs. c. Ghurke was in Norwich on Wednesday.
 T. J. Brown spent Sunday in New London.
 John Oats of PIainfield was Sun day visitor with Lenard Ghurke
 Miss Jennie Fiedler spent Sunday at her home in Mystic.
 Mir. Peneault and son, Francis, of Greeneville, spent Sunday with Philip Semi0O.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14

F. A. Cook has moved to Columbia very much. as Mrs. Cook is very ac tive in Sunday School work
 MT. Hildens family has moved into the Frederick Bisseil place which he recently bought.
 Mrs. Frederic Rathbun has gone to Melrose, Mass. to the sanatarium for treatment.
 A dance was given by the baseball club Friday evening at the town hall.
 Phillip Clark who has been at Storrs college for a short course is home.
 Temperance Sunday.
 The Rev. MT. Herold held a service for the children in the Congregational church Sunday morning, before the regular morning service. It was Temperance Sunday. in the Sunday school. A special service was ar ranged by the superintendent, Edward anthem, Miss Genevieve Little read a poem, If it was not for Drink, and several hymns were sung. beside the regular lesson. The evening meeting was led by William Chamberlain. The subject. How to Prevent Poverty. Miss Olive Cook sang a solo which added much to the success of the meeting.
 Lectures At Schoolhouse.
 Chester Remnant is to give a series of illustrated lectures at the Center schoolhouse, commencing last Friday evening when his subject was Birds.
 The L. A. society of the Consrega- tional church, gave social in the church parlors, Tuesday evening, March 10th, which was well attended
 Miss Addie Jagger is making visit at Mr. Abbott Littles. in Columbia
 Miss Irna Lord was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. k. Viner, in Bristol, over Sunday.
 The singing school was held at the town hall Thursday evening.
 Miss Ethel H. Porter has been Yis- iting her sister, Mrs. H. c, Cummings.
 The Good Will club met at their rooms, Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
EAST WfELIMGT0N

Frank Smith has bought a span of horses of Bert Ruby
 The silo on the 8aR!ilv place was blown oyer during the~lasf wind storm. Mrs John De Youns, does not get any better.
 Eharies Amiaon has his steam mill on the Warren Hobby place.
 Harold Cushnlap is at home with . hard 4ea5a.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
FOR PIMPLES AND BlAcKHEADS

The following is nost effective and eco Aonical treatment: Gently smear the af- fected parts with Caticura Ointment, on the end of the finger. but do not rub. Wash of the Cuticura Ointment ia five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water aad continue bathing for some minutes. This treatment is best on rising and retiring. At other times use Cuticura Soap freely fer the toilet and bath. te assist iH preventing iHfamHaa- tion, irritation and elsggiHg of the pores the comnen cause of these distressing facial erUptions, Sold throughout the world Liberal sample of each mailed free, with S2-p. Skin Beek. Address postcard $ Cuta- cura, Dept. T, Boston,
 ssMeH wAe shave and shampoo with Gu tacufa Soap will find it best for skin and scalp.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
WELLINGTON
George A. Cesqrene Lectures at Coiurl,
 hia College.


 Mrs. Cummings and Miss F'ie2a Cummings are visiting in SpEiH sfeld and Lyna Mass.
 Win and Frank Stud1ey have mexed to Mir. DEaPeF'S house.
 Airs. L. E. eHaEk who has been ill is improEIRg. Her daughter Mrs Russell Is with her.
 Miss Bl.oyn. teacher of the Centre school passed inc weekend at her home in Hanfse.
 Clarence EldGedge is at work in the bleach house. South Wilmington.
 Lectures At Columbia.
 George A. Eosgroue is in New York city, where he delivered a lecture at Columbia college last Friday evening.
 The Grange meeting last Friday eY- enlng was very interesting.
 Many thought of the eclipse of the moon Wednesday, evening to which the Bulletin was so kind as~to call atten ton. "What good does a clipse do anyway 2e asked a.Younsster
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
CHAPLIN
Over Seventy New Books Added to
 Ross Memorial Library.

Over seventy new books have just been added to the William Ross pub lie library. Mrs. Belle Holcomb John son of the state library association rendered valuable assistance in the work of classifying the books for cir tulation
 Mrs. Thomas C. Bradford and Attor- hey Howard C. Bradford of Putnam were visitors at ". E. GalIup's We'd nesday
 s1 for some time. Her condition was somewhat improved this week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
GILEAD
Grange confers Degrees on Class o
 Nine,

OTanes Confers Degrees on Class or
 Nine,
 Miss Bertha Martindale and Mrs. Su- san Bartlett of Enfield, Mass, are at D. H. Hodges.
 Doris Post is at home because of ill., ness.
 Hebron Grange met at the hall Fri day evening A class of nine was ini- tiated in the third and fourth degrees. Supper was seFNed.
 Fhe Ladies Aid seeiety met with Mrs. Mary c. Gilbert Wednesday aft, ern06R.
 J. B. JeHes vas iR williHaaHtie e4I fh7iFsday.
 Mrs. A. H. Post visited iR Manchester recently
 Mir. and Mrs. A, ", Ellis a4eesdsd the funeral of Mrs. Ellis gFa.adnoth- CT, MFE. Waldo of Rocky Hill, in AaFI- bore, Monday nooa.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
a weeks vacation at their homes here They are expected next Saturday.
 Returns to New Hampshire,

Miss Mary E. Lord a former resi- dent has returned to her home in Acworth, N. H., having recovered from an operation performed in a Hartford hospital.
 At the meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening there will be work in the first and second degrees.
 The Ministerial association will meet Monday afternoon with the Rev. and Mrs. Rees at the Congregational parsonage.
 The Hospital Aid society is to meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The postponed W. C. T. U. meeting will be held with Mrs. w. Gaston on Thursday afternoon.
 Student i'll.
 Miner Squires formerly of this place. has been very ill with scarlet fever in Philadelphia where he is & student in the Philadelphia Dental school
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
ELLINGTON
Inn Sold to Torrington Maa-Death of
 Miss Cox

Mrs. F. M Charter acted as organ ist at the Congregational church last Sunday, during the absence of Mrs. Harry c. Asorn, Whe is in Bermuda
 Rev D. E. Jones preached from the text Lead us not into temptation last Sunday morning.
 Sells Out the Ina,
 William Sweeney, who has been pre- p5ietor of the Ellington Ian, has sold out the business to Robert Smith of Torripgten <, who has already taken possession. MT. Sweeney will move his family and household effects to Canaan for the present
 Word has been received here of the death from heart trouble of Miss Louise Cox, daughter of MT. and MES. George NJ. Cox of Vernon and granddaughter of MT and Mrs, J. M. Allen Of this town.
 Mrs. Tuttfe is visiting her brother. Postmaster E. NJ Charter.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14


 No services were held in fhs Second Seventh Day Baptist church last Sat urday on account of the snoFg,
 George E, Johnston, who has been keeper of the town asylum for several years, has resigned, to take charge of . similar institution in tha town of Easton. Mass. He will receive in creased salary and find an up-to-dats establishment. The family will move soon to their new home and work. Deacon Edwin F. Kenyon will succeed him on the Hopktnton town farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Gardiner, who have been keeping house for John A. Slocunl this winter, have returned to their home on Broad street, AshaWay,
 Cottage prayer meetings are being held in different parts of the village of Ashaway, which has been divided into districts for that purpose The purpose Of these meetings is to pre- pare the way for the work of Evan ge1ist FoEsytha, who Is coming in April
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14

2 I'll FN~ OLD GR. HARRIS F llLO is now manafactured and sold by K b, Sesin & Son, 11S Main Street, or can be procured direct from the owner of the original pre- scriptioD, MRS. MARY A. HARRIS, R. F. D. 6. Norwich, ConH. Price One Dollar
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Herbert NJ. Graves has leased Charles E. Waldo's farm for three years and moved in last week.
 Charles F. Waldo has moved into part of the house with Arbie Ames.