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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
STAFFORDVILLE
Farewell Surprise Visit For Miss Richton-First Quarterly Confer enoe.

Miss Lila Rishton was given a fare- well surprise party last Saturday night. Her Sunday School class of of young girls hung her a May basket after which the party gathered at her home and a most delightful evening was spent in playing games Refresh ments were served. The guests left at late hour regretnx that Mrs John Rishton and daughter, Miss Lila. are to leave town so soon. Miss Rish- ton ends her duties as bookkeeper in the Garland mill this week.
 Quarterly Confsrsnee.
 Next Sunday morning in the Metho- dist church the pastors subject will ba Doing and How to Do" Sunday evening the district superintendent Rev G. G. ScTfverier of Norwich will preach after which he will hold the first quarterly conference.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Tobin and daughters of Worcester, MT. and Mrs. F. P Rogers and Francis Rogers of Rochdale, Mass, Dr. and Mrs. A. O.. Comins and children of the Springs were guests last Sunday of Miss Anna L. Tobin and her brother, Edward Tobin-
 Miss Eliza J. Chaffee returned to her home last week from Rockville.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill is employed in the Garland mill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

turned after spending the winter in Nebraska
 Clarence R. Hall of Bridgeport spent the week end with his father, E. R. Hall.
 The senior class of the Academy gave a May basket social on May first.
 Heard of GrenfeIi Mission. with Mrs. G. H. Summer Wednesday afternoon. A large number were present and enjoyed an interesting programme on Dr. Grenfelrs mission with Mrs. John Evans Sheppard as leader. J. J. Williamson were in Worcester Wednesday,.
 Clarence R. Hall sang abass solo at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Standing of Local Boys at WfiIimantsc High School Marriage Go-to Church Sunday Tomorrow.

Under the law which pays for trans pertation and tuition of pupils attend ing an approved high school from a town that does not maintain 8 high school the principal of said ap- proved hfg, school makes 8 monthly report of the standing of the pupils Of the various towns to the secretary of the local town school board. Willing ton has four boys in the Willimantic in four subjects were as follows:
 Clinton Church s7.25, Louis Serv- ice 1925, Anton Wastrei 7s.75, Fred Service S1.
 George H. Nichols has sold 20 acre piece of ground between Sharps' mills and Giassfactory to Steve Kel- lar,
 Papa -crisPino.
 Francisco Papa and Mafiasunda Crispino were married by Rev. M- Soltysek, priest from Rockville The ceremony was witnessed by a large number. The couple arc to live for the present on the old Samuel Nichols. place.
 Juniors Entertain.
 The Junior Endeavorors under the direction of Mrs. ". H. Hall, gave an entertainment last Friday evening that proved excellent
 Ge-to- Church Sunday.
 The local church Is to observe next Sunday as Everybody day and the pastor and his people earnest ly wish all who can to attend.
 Work on the trunk line highway is satisfactorily
 Several waited too long before hav- ing their dogs regdsesred
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
Death of Mrs. Franeis cIeaveIand-'
 Damage Done By Deer.

Death of Mrs. Francis cieaveIand-
 Damage Done By Deer. {. Mies A. E. Miner Is spending sew eral days at her home in East Had dam.
 Going To California.
 Miss Minnie Hunt, who has acted as companion and housekeeper for Mrs. Cyril Johnson the past year, will leave within a few days for Los An geles. Cal. where she is called by ill., ness in her brothers family. [ MT. and Mrs. H. M. P. Brooks of Springfield, were guests over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Glover.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Upham, who have been confined to the house by illness. are somewhat better, although unable to be out yet.
 Miss Etbel Robinson of Salem. Macs. is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson.
 Mrs. cleavIand's Death.
 Laurina H. 73, wife of Francis Cleaveland of Hartford died last We'd rlesday. She was Q native of Union. MT. and Mrs. George Colburn and son Russell, of Burlington, Vt, and Mrs. Mary Moseley and son Harrison. of Burnside, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Russell Colburn over Sunday
 Thievins Deer Shot.
 Deer have been numerous in the northern part of the town all winter. T. F. Martin shot a 142 pound doe, which was eating rye on his place Saturday. They have done consider able damage to young fruit trees. rye. grass and other crops. As many as eight have been seen at one place.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

The forest dra of last Sunday in the southern part of the town burned over about 2ee acres of wood and sprout land @
 John Ethridge, Jr.. is home slck with . cold
 Mrs- Ralph Davis, with her two children, is visiting her parents in Ponfret-
 The ladies of the Congregational so- caety met with Mrs Dean Friday of last week to SEW for q sa1e-
 Mr. and MrzL J. M. Tatem have re- turned to their homo fin EzstfDrd for tho summer.
 ArM Converse and daughter Sybi1 arc spending a few days with her mother at Claxks Cornex.
 The house known as the Burnham place, recently purchased by Dr. Con- Nyerse. has been undergoing repairs. He expects to occupy it by the middle of the month.
 Visited Schools.
 Miss Grace I1awtcn and Miss Hazel Sherman visited schools in New Lon- don Thsrsday, also attended the teaeh- erS' convention which was held there Friday.
 Mrs. FFed Bowen and Mrs. Ed Keith and son Herbert were in Putnam on Thursday.
 Schools were closed oa Thursday and Friday on account ef vssdting day end tho conventien.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
SOUTH WELLINGTON

A meeting of the L. D. s. was held In Grange hail Saturday evening. Gertrude Hall, of Milford, N. H., is a visitor at A. E. Halls.
 A party of young people hung a May basket at William Shippee's Fri day evening. A good time is report cd.
 Willis Hill and Gladys Jacques were visitors at 0. W. Barlow's Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sabin and Miss Sargent of Putnam were callers at A. E. Halls Sunday.
 Several local people attended a bean supper at North Sterling Wednesday evening.
 Fred Como, who was injured at A. E. Halls mill has returned to work.
 Mrs. P H. Coffey and children spent Sunday with Mrs Coffey's parents.
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Fish-ofiicers of Cemetery Assoeia-
 ton.
 @ Mrs. Clinton W Atwood attended a F. Fish in Mystic Tuesday evening. The shower of gifts came in the form of a beautiful May basket. The affair was given at the home of Miss Wilcox. 15young ladies being present Dainty refreshments were served. Sweet peas were the flower decoration.
 Successful Rummage Sale.
 The rummage sale held by the ladies of the Congregational church was a decided success. Those having the sale in charge were Mrs. Bennett, Brfariey, Melfish, Stokes, and Bowen
 Wayland Bennett spent the week end at his home.
 MT. and Mrs. AIvah Hall have the sympathy of friends in the loss of their little six weeks old baby.
 Miss Mary Bidwell spent Saturday with Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Bidweil
 MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Greig were recent visitors in Boston for a few days.
 Otis Davis was a caller in town Monday.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Rogers have moved into the Elizabeth Ryley house.
 Moses Berthauime is to have charge of the store in Danielson recently pur- chased by W. E. Labelle.
 Mir Nadeau is at present in the Dayville store here.
 Willard Bennett spent the week end in town, the guest of his mother.
 Walter Cummings spent Sunday in Woonsocket, R. I.
 Officers of Cemetery Association.
 The Dayville Memorial association elected the following officers for the coming year: President, Hon. w. P. Kelley; vice president, Judge Sabin S. Russell; treasurer and secretary, Will liam D. Cogswell
 Memorial exercises will be observed on Sunday afternoon, May 31st in Dayville.
 Mrs. Thomas Moran, who has been seriously ill, is somewhat better.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
STERLING

Howard sfssppss Seriously injured-
 Odd Fefio~s Attend M. E. Church.
 Howard Shippee. son of John Ship pee was struck back cf the ear by q baseball bat while playing ball last Thursday He is in a serious condi- ton
 Miss Elizabeth ottmann of Norwich was the week end guest of Miss Mary Douglass
 Mrs. George Carr has been visiting relatives in Providence
 Mrs Hiram Ford of Providence visited her parents, Mir and Mrs. Isaac Beiknap, recently. guest of MT. and Mrs ". W. Vaughn last week.
 Odd Fellows at Church.
 A delegation from Moostlp lodge. I. O. O. F, M U., and the members of entry lodge l. O. O. F., NJ. t.. at tended services at the NJ E. church in this place on Sunday May ?
 Mrs Charles F'rink of Ekonk Hill called on relatives here Sunday
 Miss Gladys Smith of Providence is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Balknap.
 Herbert Kennedy of Central Falls. R. l.. was visitor at W. w vaughn's Sunday.
 Mrs. Irving Anderson spent Sun day with friends in Danielson.
 Miss Amy Dollbrown entertained her father recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
CANTERBURY GREEN
Mothers Sunday Tomorrow-Address- es by Returned Missionary-PIan for Bird Lecture.

Mothers Sunday will be observed tomorrow by a special church service at Il a. m. in which members of the Sunday school will take part and in which there will be special music. Al Al i.5e P. m. there will be conse- cration meeting of Y. P. s. c. B. us- ing the subjects of last week and this week, The Faith Verse; Heb. Il: l, and Health Hints for Better Liv- ing. l Cor. 6; 1s-2o. led by Fred Saf-
 The midweek meeting Thursday at 7.30 p. m. was at Herbert Randalps. subject The Claims of Worship on the Christian. Ps. s4. Leader, Deacon Hale Bennett.
 Addressed by Miss Smith.
 Last Sunday mornings service was made especially beautiful by a Bible reading and message of rare sweet ness and power given by Miss Laura C. Smith of Berlin, for some years missionary in South Africa, who is at present studying in Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy At the c. E. meeting in the evening the same speaker gave a talk on Life and Work in Natal Among the Zulu People, closing with a strong appeal for more Christian workers who would give themselves to such service.
 Chiidren's Meeting.
 The children who gathered at the parsonage Saturday afternoon had . line opportunity to learn of manners and cuetcms fin South Africa They enjoyed an out-o door game of follow the leader, each wearing a Zulu or nament and entering into the sport in the spirit of the boys and girls at Umgumbe in Natal.
 John Hern has been ill following his return from New York. He has gone for care to his sisters home in South Manchester
 Mrs. M. A. Francis is much better Mrs. Hyde of New York city is still with her. Miss Ethel Speerli is also helping in her home
 Renovations are progressing upon several houses of the neighborhood.
 Beecher Brown has new automo- bile.
 lIIustrated Lecture,
 A pubffc bird lecture is being plan ned for the evening of May 18th, to be given at the First Congregational church, under the auspices of the Pub lie Library association of Connecticut. The lecture will be illustrated by col ored slides
 Mrs. Ethel Chapman of Hopkinton. R. I. and family will spend the sum ner with Mrs. Herbert Randall.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
WESTMINSTER
Meeting of Ladies' Aid. Soeiety-Jehn
 Kemp Leaves For Hampton.

Mrs. NJ Lovatt a former resident of Westminster was an attendant at the Congregational church on Sunday last
 Edwin F. St John will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday morning in the absence of the pastoE The Christian Endeavor society will have charge of the evening service. Mrs. William Mead, leader
 The Ladies Aid society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs William Mead.
 The last prayer meeting at Gay Head School house was held We1nes- day evening.
 John Kemp has left the Philips Lumber company and gone to Hamp- ton on his farm for the summer
 Rev W. Harrison Raymond wife and daughter. have gone to. Brooklyn, N. r., for a few days to visit relatives
 Frank E. Medbury was baptized and received into membership of tho Con- yregatfyoai church en profess1on of faith at the comm union service Sun day morning
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
ONECO

Nn school was haid Friday on ac- count of the teachers convention
 Mrs. Iva Weeks of PlainfiAld has mcvsr into D. g. Kenyonfs tenement on Pleasant street
 William H2tgood haS purchased fha pfoperfy belonging tD the Charles Lit tle6sad estAbe. Ills daughter, Mrs. Lender Remington, v1n occupy the same
 Mrn. HusaH Thrxrott and son, Rus- sal were in town Wednesday night, rotsrnsng to 1AMnten Tharsday aft-
 Krn- Fssd l1arr1otf and daughter. 20ax5uk1a. gre vfsit1ng H L. Carr and fxu1zy h South Mhncheseer this week.
 Ernest KEny0n is homo sick this Vaek
 HaxOad wncoz . boardang a4 w1n- nRa DWeEr
 - '. Brvwn vent to Jswett City Fs1aaU to vagat hsrs parents, Rev. and Mkg EamaA TnAAchsr
 Ths g- A seee4y Ae4rs4 ,s15se from fa.s paaF k1e Eaeasday night
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

Norwich were guests-of Levi \. Clark Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William CoLgdon of Providence, R. L. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles w. Larkham, >n Sunday.
 Misses Lizzie and Esther Whitford were attending court at Norwich on Tuesday and Wednesday,
 NJ and Mrs. T. J. Barber were nt Dr. Sweets at Grfswold Sunday.
 Levi N Clark and GeorSe |. Wheeler. Jr.. attended court at Norwich Tues day and Wednesday.
 Degrees Conferred.
 At Canterbury grange, No. 70, We'd nesday evening, the third and fourth degrees were conferred on five can didates. After the degree work a har vest supper was served District Dep uty Brown of Pomfret was present, al so several visitors from Plainfield and Brooklyn granges.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
BOLTON NOTCH

Dr. M. M. Maine and hsr sister re- turned Sunday from Washington, D. C.
 W. E. Rice took Mrs Kate Lee to the Norwich State hospital Saturday.
 Clarence Daily was visiting his mother. Mrs John Stevens, over Sun day
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Olds of Andover called on Mrs. Minnie Howard Sun day.
 A number from this place attended a dance at Hillside hall, Mahsfeld, Saturday night.
 Hattie Howe of Andover called on friends and attended church at Guar ryyille Sunday evening.
 Mrs May DeWolf was Hartford visitor Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
sToRRs
Autobus Service From College Tt WiiIimantie-Tennis Match WitE Holy cross College Players Today

Everybody-to-church sSunday will be observed tomorrow May 10th, in the churches of Mansfield.
 There is now a regular passenger service to Wfllimantic and return. The stage to Eagleville will be discontin- ued if the autobus line to Wiliimantic proves satisfactory. Visitors to the college will find such a bus very sat- isfactory means of reaching Storrs. x Mrs. C. A. Wheeler was in charge of the meeting of the Ladies' Book Club at Grove Cottage, Tuesday evening. The subject of the evening was The Mrs. Trollope. Mrs. Sherman Hills spoke of the Villa TroIope- Miss Wallace read parts of the writings of Mrs. Trollpe. Mrs. Sherman Hillis- ter gave a sketch of the life of An thony Trollope.
 MT. Brundage has a new automobile.
 H. b. Edmond spent Sunday with his parents in Westminster.
 Miss Pauline Hopson was at her home in Wallingford over Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Newton re- turned Monday. from a visit to Bos- ton.
 To Play Holy Cross Team.
 The tennis courts at the college are being put in shape for this seasons playing. The students team will play Q team from Holy Cross this (Saturday) afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
EAST WLL.NGTON

Mrs. James Taylor Is ill
 Miss Maine is learning to run an auto. Mir. Edwards moves to the hill this week
 Prank Underwood has moved to the glass factory
 Mrs. A c. Baldwin has had her ap- pls trsse prHned bx Chaxlss Jaxxtss
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
ELLINGTON
Twins From Iowa Come to Visit Grandparents-6usineess Meeting of c. E. Society.


 Mrs. John Thompson is i'll ats her home with valvular heart trouble
 Mrs. Clifford w. Barnett and twin daughters arrived in town Saturday from Council Bluffs, Iowa They win spend the summer here with Mrs Bar netts parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Niles.
 Mrs. Mary Crampton of Brooklyn, N. Y., Is also in town visiting her folks, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Niles, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley have arrived home from Washington, D. C., where they spent their honeymoon
 C. E. Business Meeting.
 The business meeting of the Y. P. e. E. society was held at the home of Clyde Cordstein Monday night.
 Mrs Julius Kef1ogg and daughter, have opened their summer home here.
 C. g. Richardson has purchased the business Of Charles R. Thrall
 Mx* and Mrs RAymnnd Clark of
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
p.A..l,ss cAnuor = ounzD

bT aeea1 apDiteAfSons, as they cannot rSneh lbs 3iseased portion of the ear. Eh4fe - N44y OeDe way to cure deafness en1 fsot iS tg e1pstftutional rem edIes. hnn1naGB - S6a1DeA by an unframed con Nftp0 Of fhe rnuQ0uS lining of the Eus- 6zh1n1 6hA When thif tube is in- aaase1 reu ha~s | rumbiing sound or i.paeeeet hafk1pE, and whom it | en- aniess dse in5 4sansstfsn can De taken ken cat aal talQ tabe reetoxed to its normal condftisu. hlaStng will be destroyed casAs4 by NaAaHriA which is nothing but an t06AmAd condition of the mucous
 we will give One Hundred Dollars for asT aAss s0< deafnAes (oeused by cakarx4) that cannot b. cured by HalIs OAkafxh Cuxs, Bend for circulars. free.
 T,J, C&IED1BF q CO., Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by druGGi6<s, 56c
 Take Halfs Family Pills fer censti-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Grandparents-Busi Nicotine of moved to the c. w. Bowen house.
 At the May Basket sale of Senexet grange last Wednesday evening a sum of S22 was, realized
 week end with Maude Scranton.
 Sonexet grange expects to take in . large class the first of June AppIi- cations have to be in by the next meeting May 20.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
WELLINGTON

Mrs. Sleight has returned to New York
 school commences Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. preaching service at 3 o'clock.
 Next Sunday is to be observed as Everybody-a Church Sunday.
 Improvements are being made at the Studio. Miss Coleman is at Rest cot- tage in the meantime.
 The Centre school is still closed on account of the illness of the teacher.
 The Ladies' Aid society is to meet Friday, may 15th
 State road work is being pushed in all parts of the town.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
UNION

Mir and Mrs W. Richards visited friends in Westville Friday
 Herbert Aldrich of .Uxbridge called on friends in town the first of the week.
 John Buckley was home over Sun day.
 William Leland, who has been em- ployed several seasons at the Marcy homestead, died last week of pneu- monia at the city Hartford hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Melvin Booth of Brimfield visited relatives in town last week.
 Mrs. Laura Newell of Westford was a recent visitor among friends in
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
ATTAWAUGAN

snep Eruesden. Axheef Roiafnson, Wall xr RcfKnson and Bernard Brown at nan1sd the texfile exhibit at Boston lAut week
 MeL anA Mr4 9eoexe coa5y spent eRu&w sf W2dfauoNdHsA,
 1kA AHhefs 1ot4asen and Walter Waaks vssfAeA few aays lsst week w4A &aanes Emerson and family of sEarfAaf3lDa Mass.
 AuN AnpfnHon spent the week end
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
0IAnna~

Hry SAAoa, whose heaisA Aee been pear Nisuakh the E4ntee. went to the HartAoeA hosp1te1 for treatnent last
 NEt sunAsv f1 Dvsrybcdy -at- 0nDdh gunAaH, and 1t ie hoped . hzEe asrexA8at4pm win attend Morn i1G pxr1ce It il sclcrk, followed by tke 4Hs1&Ry school.
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 Waiter Carpenter of Arlington, E. T., srenrt the week end with Mir. and Mrs Fred Haskell
 Great excitement was caused Satdr- day night by the burning of the house owned by Nfizs Hattie PhiZhpa. TAs fire was discovered about 13 o'clock The mill bea was ruag and soon a large crowd gathered and did tsaeir best to put ont the fire. But the bIa1e had gained hszdway SO rapidly that 1t was put out with great didiculfy. They managed to nave most s& the furniture down stairs The many friends Of Mas Phillips expressed sorrow at her great loss
 Byron Haskell of PiainAeld spent Sunday with his brother, Fred Haskell
 Mrs A. Sanford, who has been iE for several months at the home of her daughter fn Georgetown. Mass, was able to return to her hosQle here last week.
 Supervisor Dows and MT Mills of Hartford visited the school Wednes- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
COVENTRY
Ponfret Preacher at Congregational Church - Prof. Job Addresses

Pomfret Preacher at Conqregationai Church - Prof. Job Addresses Grange.
 Rev. M. L. Williston of Pomfret preached a very acceptable sermon a very acceptable sermon at the Second Congregational church last Sunday. He will preach again next Sunday.
 New Scoutmaster.
 The Boy Scouts met Tuesday eve ming at the chapel st 7.3. Arthur J. vinton succeeds Rev. H. M. Bartlett as scoutmaster
 The Ladies' Fragment society met for work Wednesday afternoon at the chapel.
 Held Open Meeting.
 Coventry grange held an open meet ing Thursday evening, at which time Prof H. K. Job delivered a lecture on birds. Ice cream and cake were sold at the close of the lecture.
 Mrs. William Rose, who has been suffering from a shock, is reported in a serious condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
chAd c~esss Fsverssh7

A croas. psevisi1. lfstlsss child with ooaaAd t,ssxsses pale, 6Sssnt sleep, sats sosAsffmAs very little. then again ray -Fsessiy ston4ach sour bPoath fftid, pains In stomach, with sdiafFhea
 Grf1ds teeth while asleep, and. st arts up with tsrror-aii ssssssst q worm killer -s,msttinx that expels worms, and almost every eAild has them kieka peo Worm Killer is needed. Get box to- day Start at once. You won't have to ceax. as Kickspoc Worm Killer is a eas,dy confeetior. Expele flis worms, the caHae of your child ' -troubIe, 16e'
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Take It To LincoIn's s

He Does All Kinds of Light Repairing. Typewriters, Keys Umbrellas. Cams
 eras a speciality. Now located in the eteinsr Block, e65 Main St, rooms over 0isco 8roa.
 Established 1880
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
WOODSTOCK
C. w. Brown Purchases Prsestty-
 A. s. Hardy Home Opened.

Clarence W. Bowen has purchased the Randall mill property at South Woodstock.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sherburne Har- Campo
 11sA NiiliAn AAzaszsan has ra-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
SOU-n CANTERBURY
Harvest Supper Follows inspection al
 Grange.

Mr.S and Mrs Henry R. Larkham of Canterbufy Green, called on Mr. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark Sunday as did c. A. Holden and William N. Wheel CT of Preston
 Jehn trsshA and Frank B. Hurdick q
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
STAFFORD

PiainyIlle are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Clark.
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ASHFORD

Dr. coA~s-se lmprssins His New Purchase.
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COLUMBiA

Grove at Riverside Earn, Yields 30 Gallons of Maple syrup-SchooIs Start Savings Bank System.
 Miss Esther Owen of Hartford. has been speudins 3 fer day4 ak tho oMan
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
PACKER

Midnish4 Fire oana4es Home of Miss
 \ attic Phillips.
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UNIvERsALIsM

Teaches Gods purpose to save all souls God is sli powerful. all wise. all loving. He can do His will. Noth< ing can defeat God.
 For information, bookA tracts, ads dress a.i
 REV. F. A DILLrNoHAM. sspl. i,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
DAYVmLE

Shower at Mystic for Miss Alice P. Fish-officers of Cemetery Assoeia- ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

Howard Stsppss Seriously irjured-
 odd Fellows Attend M. E. Church.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

Congregational Pastor Resigns-John
 l. May to Teach Near Worcester.
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bungalow, The Outside Inn, on the west shore of the lake.
 Mrs. Simon Golf of Johnston. R. I. has been spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt
 Miss Rose McAvoy of Norwich has been the guest this week of Mrs. Kate Wolff on Columbia Green.