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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
OLD MYSTIC
Funeral of Miss Sarah G. Williams
 Athletic Field Leased.

The funeral of Miss Sarah G. Will liams whose death occurred Thursday, May 21st at her home in Westerly, was held Saturday afternoon at her home there. Burial was in the family plot in Elm Grove cemetery. Mystic. AL pheus H. Schoonover of Old Mystic was one of the bearers Miss Will Hams was a native of Old Mystic and resided here many years. Her friends here were saddened to learn of her death.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. William G. Beckwith at her nome in Main street.
 The United Workers of the Meth odist Episcopal church met wednes- day at D. m. al the parish house.
 The Bible study class of the Meth odist church met Tuesday evening in the parish house
 Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bacon Hutch ins, Mrs. William D. Beckwith. Mrs Harold Williams. returned Tuesday with the Stonington Baptist church.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems asso- citation met Monday evening in the M F. parish house.
 Preparing for chiIdren's Day.
 The Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools are holding special rehearsals for the Children's day services.
 Clarence w. Beckwith was the guest Sunday of Rev. MT. Curtis of Stafford MT. Beckwith made the trip in his au- tomobile.
 Mrs. John D. spofford and daughter Miss Thelma Spofford. have returned to their home at Brooklyn, N. T., after a visit to Mrs. Spofford's parents. Mir and Mrs. c. Edwin Stapelyn of Bur- nett's Corners.
 Miss LiIfe P. Chipman returned Thursday to. Brushwood' after a months visit in Talcottville.
 Mrs Florence Clapp was a recent Boston visitor.
 There Is not much Improvement in the condition of John A. Taylor. who has been III for the past two weeks at the home of hts granddaughter Mrs, Harry Cady.
 The Young Mems association very much enjoy the use of the large lot they leased of Miss G. Agalice Brown situated opposite the Methodist par soRage which they are using as an athletic field.
 The Young Christians class met Thursday evening in the Baptist con- ference reem
 Tuesday and Wednesday of this week were the hottest days ef the seaseR in Old Mystic and vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
SHUNOC
Albert H. EcclestoHs Funeral Held Friday-Assoeiation Meeting June 10-11.


 Albert H. Eccleston, 56. died at his home, near this place. Tuesday after a brief ll1Tess. The funeral was held Friday at two o'clock at his home. Burial was in the first >Hopkinton cemetery, RI
 Mir and Mrs. Irving c. Eccleston of West Ashwillet-were in this place, calling on friends, Tuesday.
 R. E. Wheeler was in Boston. wed- nesday.
 Miss F. Louise Merrill is employed out of town and left to attend to her duties. Monday,
 At the Sunday school exercises, Sunday. Miss Anna Merrill was ap- pointed one of the teachers.
 Mrs. w, w. Billings of West Ash willet was the guest of Mrs. Henry E. Randall. Monday.
 Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Lee have moved to the Davis farm on the New London turnpike.
 Local residents attended the funeF- al of Hon, George B. Carpenter at his home in Ashaway, R. l.. Tuesday.
 Rev. J. M, Collins preached at three services Sunday in the Second BaB- tist church in the a6Faing, at White Rock in the afternoon and at the vil- lage of Clarksville Sunday evening.
 June 10 and II are the dates ap- pointed for the association at the To- cal church.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
MOHEGAN

There was a good attendance at church Sunday, both morning and evening.
 Many attended the baked bean supper Friday night.
 Miss Griffin of Groton was the guest Tuesday of Mrs. Hunter.
 Mrs. Hunter was in Norwich Mon- day.
 Mrs. Langenbach is at home for the summer.
 Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery were in Fftchvflle Monday
 Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Harris were in New London Sunday to see their brother, who is in the hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Sturgis and children of New London were guests of Mrs. Sur gis' mother and grandmother. Mrs. E. T. Baker Sunday.
 Lemuel Fielding of Norwich was in Mohegan Sunday.
 MT. Burrows of New London attend ed church in this place Sunday.
 MT. Hunter was in Norwich the first of the week.
 Twin heifer calves were born on the J. Bradford farm here Wednesday Both COW and calves are in fine con- dition. This makes the sixth heifeT calf this month.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
CHESTERFIELD

]. The Misses Mary Tinker Ruth Tink- CT, Hazel Powers, Lulu Powers. An na Powers, Mildred Powers, gave 8 suprise party on her birthday About fifty were present,
 Miss Mary Tinker spent the week end in Chesterfield
 The men in this vicinity are repair ing the roads.
 Supervisor c, B. Wheeler was visit ing schools in this vicinity Wednesday,,
 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Asehraft were callers on MT. William Comsteek Sun day,
 Mrs. Heary Smith is visiting friends in Yantie and Norwich.
 Miss Edna Kelly hung BeHHie Kap- Ian a May Basket Tuesday evening.
 T. H. Powers was a caller on George Wilcox eH Walnut Hill Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
NLNTIc
City People Arriving at Black Point
 Activities In Pine Grove.

A large number of New York peo- pie, summer residents of Black Point arrived at the Point, Tuesday ana Wednesday to spend the holiday, oth- CTS remaining for the season
 Mrs. Esther Dudley has gone to Hartford for few days stay.
 William Tobin of Hartford is at the beachsfor the season
 William Johnson of Hartford has opened his cottage at the beach for the summer. Mir. Johnson has begun work in the Crescent Beach postoff1ce.
 Grove and Village Notes.
 Conductor W. J. Manwaring of New Haven was the guest of his parents MT and Mrs. R. l.. Manwaring, Mon day and Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs F. A Aston of Middle town are occupying their cottage in the Pines.
 Mrs. Durando of New York is oc- vania avenue and intends to pass the summer here.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Pardee re- turned to their home in New Haven Saturday afternoon after a few days visit to Mrs. Pardee's sister, Mrs
 Mrs Douglass Of New London Is the guest of Mrs. J. Percy Morgan
 Mrs. A. T. Boon and Mrs. George Boon of Norwich spent the week. end at their cottage in the Pines.
 Guest From Norwich.
 Frederick Miller of Norwich, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Nehemiah Gates, of Pennsylvania avenue.
 Harry Lee of Hartford spent Sum- day at his cottage in the Pines.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Lee of New London are making a visit to theil cottage in the Pines.
 Marcus Haynes of Centerbrook was ealing on relatives and friends in the Village Tuesday.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. D. Bush and daugh- ter of Bridge Side will occupy the Bruce residence on Pennsylvania ave- nue during the summer.
 Irving Darrow who has been en- ployed in New York city during the winter has returned to the village and has entered the employ of E. W. Rus sell at the beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
CLASGO
Forest Fire Burns Barn and Does Other Damage-Close of Schools.

Forest Fire Burns Barn and Does
 Other Damas-CIose of Schools.
 Mrs Wilbur returned home the first Of the week, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. H. Pollard and the latter's daughter, Ruth.
 Mir. and Mrs. lift had as a dinner guest Wednesday, Mir. Cook of Fall River Mass, one of the members of the Thread Company
 Serious Forest Fire.
 There was a fierce forest fire in the south part of the town Sunday, which burned barn on the Bennett place, Considerable fighting had to be done to save the house, and also the Hasler place. Fire Warden w. G. Burdick, with gang of men had the blaze under subjection about five o'clock, p. m.
 The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs N. B. Lewis next Wednes- day afternoon. The work will be ty- ing a quilt which Mrs. Lewis pieced for the society.
 Nearly all the schools close for the summer vacation this week and the first of next
 The latest report from Mrs. Ray mond Watson, (Minnie Richmond) who is still in the Wesson Memorial Hospital. Springfield, is that she was not so well.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
Page. Nh. so shse.


 natal day They were Alert e. Ks4- liam T. curry and W. Irvine Mott. 10 a number of them 1t was genuine surprise. The ages rnnged from lt to 62 years, the aggTeg1to being 4eo years. A snapsf1ot by naGhlisht was taken Of the group in whose honor tho programme of rec1taxions and n1ugkcd selections was very pleading to al aas was a poem composed and recfted by Miss Clara Gillette. Refregbmeufs Wece served. Then remar1<S and tfmAly thoughts were listened to from the guests of honor, except Mfr. Kenyon. who said betwixt the two he thought bringing in three beautiful cups and saucers he presented them to tho three other visiting guests. There followed some very interesting reEnaxEs, spsced with humor from the pastor, Rey. John H. Knott There was an attendance joined heartily in singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
 R. F. Q. Social.
 The Christian Endeavor society held a social in Academy hall Friday even ing: it was R. F. D. social. Master Ralph Hinckiey was the postman. There was a reading by Miss Annie Gillette entitled The R. F. D. Man, a1se one, The Old Man and Jim, by J. A Randall The hall was prettfly dec- orated, the color scheme being red. white and blue. Refreshments were served. A good sum was realized.
 Miss Edith Knott won a prize at the speaking contest in Grange hall Thur day evening.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. J. A. Thomas Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
ROAD SOCIETY

Msrs. Fsrnando wheeler was in Watch I'm Monday,
 Mrs c. E. Chapman of North etonfngfon was recent visitor at hef brothers. Herbert weatls,
 A number from haFs attended the funeral ok Miss Sarah WfIIianas sats1r- day at the home o$ Mrs. Emma Will fams in Westerly,
 MrB. John Macdonald Of Prsvfdeaoe was secsnt guest of her sister Mrs Eliza P, Noyes,
 bert cofiinT,
 Nathaniel Gu1ver is staying with his granAdaaigsater Airs Henry aFaftissa
 Miss Grace D, Wheeler has baaH appointed by the EasterR Branch ef the Wonanss Bsard sf AfissieHs ta represent them at Philadelphia in Ne- veflber.
 Miss Woodward sf Westerly has been af the sehs0ls about here recent : ly ss music teacher.
 Mx. and Mrs. Aisrk Liaaoia aad
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
vOLUNTOWN
Minstreis by TaftviiIe Amateurs Makes a Hit-Band Members Receive New Uniforms.

Saturday evening Jake Benoit's m1nstrelS of Taftyille showed to large audience in Union hall. The feature of the entertainment was the dancing and roller skating of Fred Dugas, who is one of the best in the country IAv- ingstone's orchestra played for danc- Ing after the show. A large crowd from Taftvine accompanied the troupe.
 WiIllmantic Won.
 Sunday afternoon about 4oo wit messed the ball game between the Vol untown team and the Dyehouse team of tho Willimantic Thread Mill league. The game proved a fast one and kept the fans guessing until the last man was out The home team by good stick out a victory by the following score:
 R H E voluntown 6 13 Willimantic ..-........ $ 6 At the 1o3o mass Sunday at St. Thomas church, Miss Eva Gaudette rendered an Ave Maria, with beauti- full taste and expression. Mrs. John Herbert returned home Saturday from a visit to Ware. Mass untown brass band arrived Monday and will be worn for the first time today (Saturday).
 John LeffingweT. who recently sold his property in this town. moved to Southbrtdge Thursday.
 Mrs Phenler and family of New York moved into their new home. the Charles Maine place. last week.
 On May 3oth the fast Ponemal1 mills team of Taftville will lineup against Manager Sheldon's team and a great game Is expected May 31st the Wes- teriy team is booked for a game Both games are on the local diamond.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

Thursday evening, ady 1is e'A VI ucationaI meeting was held in Grange hall About 20 pupils todok part in the prize speaking contest, the prize for the higher grade went to Edith Mott of Goshen and for the lower grades to Reginald Archer. The Grange orchestra furnished very me music MT. Mead. L. T. Garrison. MT. Brundage and H. o. Clough of Deep River spoke
 Winners at Whist.
 A whist party was held Friday even ing in Grange hall Twelve tables were played. The following prizes were awarded: Ladies, first, Mrs. Err win Hewitt; second, Laura Webster. Gentlemen, first, Myron Peckham; prizes, Mrs Frank Redwood and Reginald Taylor.
 Today's Exercises.
 Memorial day will be observed to- day. by decorating the soldiers graves in the morning and speaking in the Grange hall at p. m-
 Celebrated Four Birthdays.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. l.. Danielson at- tended the birthday party at A. B. Kenyon's last Saturday evening, cele- brating the birthdays of A. B. Ken yon, W. T. Curry, W. | Mott, and pr. F. l.. Danfe1son, which were the 24th of May.
 Aid soeietys Charitable Work.
 The Ladies' Aid society met in the church parlors Tuesday at 10 a. m-, carrying a basket lunch and staying until D. m A sewing machine was brought in and six children's dresses were finished, and under clothes be- sides other work One dollar was given to purchase extra material A com mittee was appointed to confer with Dr. Danielson about sending a neigh Dor afflicted with inf1an1matory rneu- matism to the hospital for two weeks, the Ladies Aid society bearing the expense There were twenty-one pres cnt all having an enthusiastic good day.
 There is to be a baseball game be- tween the Lebanons and the South Windhams this afternoon on the Leb- anon field.
 E. A. Waterman and B. A. Hoxie at tended the Holestine-Fresian cattle sale at Worcester, Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. l. Danielson and Miss So- phia Dolbeare were in Norwich on Monday
 Jerry" the pet dog of Mir. and Mrs L. P. Smith met with an untfmeIy death Sunday. f1-.-.-Ss
 At s2 Attends Ball Game.
 Nathaniel Williams celebrated his eend birthday the 3znd of May by taking an auto ride of sixty miles and attending the Eastern League ball game in Now London
 Mfr. and Mrs Charles Troland and daughfer: Doris, spent the week end fla New London
 Mrss H. M. Peck has been in Wor- chester for a few days.
 Mfr and Mrs c. s. Goodwin spen! Sunday with MT. and Mrs LOuif Smith of Franklin
 Arthur Robinson has been in An dcver for few days
 Vera Hox1e WAS in Norwich Tues. day.
 MEz. Peck k going 10 open her hous< soon. after spending the winter witt her daugftexz- Miss Ella Peck i coming No nve with heE-
 Mrz Adelle SpaHdins Is having s nsw house built.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
ASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.

Norman's cousin. George Geer and family of Baltic.
 MT. and Mrs. William Terry and Mrs. Andrew Gresebro attended a grange meeting at Brooklyn Conn. Tuesday evening"
 Misss Ida Edmond of Montville re- turned to her home "Wednesday after spending several days with her cousins in this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
PRESTON
Rev. l.. M. kenestoa to Give Memorial
 Address In Vermont.

Rev. and Mrs l., M Keneston start cd Tuesday morning in their tourins car for Brattieooro, Vt. from which place their daughter and husband. Mr and Mrs. J. c. Johnson will acconpany them to New Hampshire for few days trip. MT. Keneston will give the Memorial day address in his na- tive town. wfimot. N. H.
 Grange Meeting.
 The Grange held it's regular meet ing last Tuesday evening,
 Mrs. A, D. Eabrisllis is spending sev sfat days with friends at Nerthfield
 Miss Della Rude, who has been iH Baekus hospital for the last feur weeks, returned heme Thursday. sefse : what improved.
 The Ladies' Aid society met Wed assday aftsFnsen at the CeHHrega- tisHai church.
 ReY, FfaRfs White will preach a, tias GeHgFegatisHai church next Sun day
 George and Charlie Butler took 2 Hastefeyeie trip to Hartford Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
LISBON
Robins Come Back For Third Yeal and are Raising Second Family.

Mrs. J. H. Kennedy entertained Sunday, MT. and Mrs. J. Ernest Ken nedy and daughter Florence of Pres ton, Mrs. James Gilmore and Ray Gilmore of Laurel Hill.
 Miss Lena Seidel, Miss Annie Seidel and Miss Ethel Kenfield of Blissville were guests of the Misses Bradlow Sunday.
 Miss Bessie McCIuggage of Jewett City recently spent a few days with Miss Nellie Nell.
 Mrs Frank s. Avery of Norwich Town with her sons Sidney and Ar thur and daughter Louise, spent Sat urday at the home of her brother, Frank F.. Hyde.
 Mir and Mrs. Haglund of Greene vile were guests of Mrs. Olaf Nelson, Sunday.
 industrious Robins.
 An industrious pair of robins that have their nest in a vine on the ver- anda at R. R. Barber's have already raised up one family and sent them away to seek their living, and the mother-bird is laying another nestful of eggs. For three years the birds have used the same nest and last year were observed to have raised at least three families of young.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
Who is Going and comine--Incidents. Accidents
 and Building Three Counties

daughter. Marjorie of Leonia, N. J., arrived Saturday by auto at Charles $. Moves where Mrs. Lincoln and child will remain for a visit. MT. Lincoln returned Monday to New York.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler has, been re quested to be delegate from Con- neoticut to the Sunday School con vention to be held i'll Chicago in June.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

met with Mrs. George Brush Tues day evening in honor of her birth day and presented her five dollars A number of her Franklin friends sur prised her and came the same eve ming. Refreshments were served.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Parker and daughter and Miss Randall were call- CTS on L.athrop Hill Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
YAWBUx VALLEY

Airs. J; B: Thompson spent Mea- day at Westerly
 Mrs. Alex Brown of Weauetequoclx was a recent visitor at Denison Fur ner's
 Mrs. Charles Miner was in Wester- ly Monday to attend funeral
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
LIBERTY HILL
Little Moffitt Baby the Fifth Genera. tion-Gift of Organ to Church So. eiety.

MT. and Mrs. Raymond l.. c. Moi fits daughter, Evelyn Francis. born Saturday morning. is the fifth genera ton on her fathers side
 Wallace w. Palmer has purchased an automobile.
 C. E. Social.
 Tho c. p. Society held a social at the hall Friday evening. Ice cream and cake were served.
 The Society has had the present of an organ. to be used in the rail, from the Home Missionary Society of Hartford
 Mir. and Mrs. J. George Clark were in Mansfield Center, Wednesday to visit Afr. c1ark's cousin, Mir. c. H. Learned and daughter.
 Mrs. Hattie L. Starkweather attend ed the funeral of Mrs Antoinette Hastings in Franklin, Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
NORTH LYME

W. NJ Sisson Jr., Mrs. ". M. efssse and John Evans were in Moodus ana East Haddam last Thursday.
 Mrs. c. H. Strong who has been m the past week Is recovering. Mrs- Erwin Rogers Is caring for her.
 w, M. Sisson Jr.. was a Lyme vte- itor Tuesday.
 Miss Lila Babcoc< is home from her school in Mfddietowp.
 Miss Emily Stark and Mrs. N. q. Strong were In East HaddaTn. Tues dav --Tl
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
BCZRAH

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. George Brush by Club and Franklin Friends.
 Br. and Mrs. Edward G. Fox and son Kenneth of Wethersfieid are spending the week end with MT. and Mrs. u. E. Lathrop.
 Fhs Wids-Awaks club of Bszrat
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
GRISWOLD

Mir. and Mrs. S. G. Norman and sen
 were visitors over Sunday Eith MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

o<hsrs v1se3ms e aasa 4luek Aost of us ct what ve leoeryA bue snav ths sseaassesl v0 a1De r
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
HAMBURG

Memorial Day was observed by the Sterling City school
 Rev. MT. Haires was the guest ef Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Harding at As- lawn farm over Sunday. s-r.ss ,s
 Theinaa Rn1 of Deep River who rer gently recovered from scarlet fever is visiting her grandparsnts. MT. and Mys, Lodowiok Bill. -
 Mss Marjorie Lord has returned from visiting Nflss May Noble of New York. -@
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
New london County
 LEBANON

Educational Meetna-Nathaniel Will jams Celebrates 92nd Birthday by Motoring 60 Miles and Attending Ball Game.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
GOSHEN

Birthday Celebration for Four Prssnf-
 nent Lseai Men--o. E. Society HsIds
 R. E. D. Social.
 Fiis leading event in 6eshea the past week was a birthday party held at the home of Albert G. KenyeH at Fairviev farm Saturday evening. It was a quadruPle birthday. since feslF preHa- iHsat tswnsnsR eeMnsmerated ths1F
Arizona republican., 1914-05-11

(B) The City Auditor shall pre- scribe and require, except as they may be by law prescribed and re-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
Fire, wind and lightning insur-
anCe. Thomas & WOOdfOrd.
DEPoSIToRS OF ALEXANDER
BANK HOLD MEETING.

About one hundred depositors of
the George Alexander State Bank,
closed some weeks ago by order
of the State Banking Commissioner,
held a meeting at the Catholic Club
Rooms, on High Street. Friday after
noon, pursuant to a call signed by
fourteen of the members and attor-
ney John Williams, of this city, who
has been appointed by State Banking
Commissioner T. ]. Smith, to look al
ter the interests of he creditors OF
the bank, acted as chairman and
spokesman of the meeting, and as
result of his remarks a committee,
composed of ]. r. Stivers, j. w. Lar
kin and ]. F. Wetherall, was appoint
ed to meet here this week in confer
ence with Judge John M. Lasslng,
WHO also has been appointed by the
State Banking Commission, in order
to decide what action it will be nee
essary to take against the Directors
of the bank in order to recover their
losses, and when such action shall be
taken, if at all.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
IMPERIAL ENCAMPMENT /. 8. o.
F. ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

At regular meeting of Imperial
Encampment, l. o. o. F., the election
of officers for the ensuing wear re-
suited as follows:
Chief PatriOt-Geo M. Bedford.
Senior Warden-Clinton ]. Hartley.
High Priest-James T. Hill.
Junior Warden--Wm. T. Stewart.
Treasurer-Lawrence M. VanHook.
Scribe-GeOrge B. Minter.
HOst-C. w. Fothergill.
Installation Wednesday night, by
District Deputy A L. Slicer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
EVERYTHING A BARGAIN

Having been away from my store
nearly five weeks, am going to make
up some loss of time by increasing
sales for the next two weeks or un-
til July LIST. Everything will be sold
at greatly reduced prices and if you
want anything in my store just come
in and see how low it will be priced.
This includes Cut Glas, Hand-painted
China, Dining Sets, Soaps, Perfumes,
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes, etc.
CHAS. E. BUTLER,
Opp. Court House, Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
NO BOURBON COUNTY FAIR
WILL BE HELD THIS YEAR.

A called meeting of the Directors of
the Bourbon Agricultural Society was
held at the Court House, Saturday af-
ternoon to consider the matter of
holding a fair on the society's
grounds this fall. After discussion of
conditions existing in the city and
county, and in view of the lack of in
terest manifested by the public, it was
decided, following a motion made by
Mr.. John T. Hinton and seconded by
Mr.. John T. Collins, upon a unani-
nous vote of the Directors, to hold
no fair this year.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
SUNDAY FIRE DESTROYS STABLE
AND THREATENS RESIDENCE

Sparks from a passing l.. & n. en-
CINE in the Duncan Avenue cut Sun
day afternoon is the supposed origin
of fire that destroyed a large stable
in the rear of Mr.. Wade Whitley's res
idence, on Vine street. Sparks from
the burning stable set fire to the gar
age of Mr.. Arthur Hancock, adjoining
the Whitley stable, but prompt action
saved the building. A high wind was
blowing at the time, and only hard
and excellent work by the fire depart
ment in the face of the gale saved the
Whitley residence. Sparks from the
fire fell on neighboring houses but
were soon extinguished without doing
any damage.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
FAREWELL SERVICE RENDERED
RETIRING Y. m. c. A. SECRETARY.

At the Baptist Church, Sunday
morning, the pastor, Rev. o. r. Man
gum, preached on the subject
"Timeliness and Beauty"
At night there was a short sermon,
after which there was a farewell SER
vice for Mr. Charles NJ. Griffin, Y. M.
c. A. Secretary, who leaves for Jack
SOnville, Miss.
Mr.. Henry Power spoke on behalf
of the Y. NJ. c. A; Mr.. G. 0. Hinton
for the Sunday School; and the pas
tor for the church.
Mr.. Griffin gave a parting message
TO the people in Paris.