Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-10
New london County
 LEDYARD
Local Men Buy sas5ing outht-Froc.
 Danaeeo Five Tons of Grapes Much Probate Business.

William M. Gray and Thomas Bau- dro, both of this town, have purchased the entire saving outfit formerly own ed by Ernest Whitford of Stonington from the widow, Mrs. Lucy Whitford who is administratrix of the estate While ME- Whitford was living a large business was carried on empioylng several hands. MT. Gray and Mr. Bau- llro will remove the machinery rom the building, which is situated near Old Mystic.
 William M. Gray has sold a tim Der lot near Gales Ferry to Charles Geisthardt of Preston City.
 Rev, W. F. White, a former pas tor of the Congregational church here, preached in the Congregational church at North .Stonington Sunday morning and was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Daniel B. Gray, who formerly occu- pied the Almshouse farm Tn town
 Miss Olive Hiscox of Norwich was 2. week end and Sunday guest of Miss Florence Geer.
 Grange Visitation.
 Ledyard grange was entertained Saturday evening by nemners oL Groton grange. Refreshments were served at the close.
 Eckford Pendleton. who lives on Preston Plains has about an acre of cultivated grapes which this year bore profusely MT. Pendleton states that inc recent frost damaged his crop to the extent of five tons. He was only able to save about 200 baskets.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray havc returned home after spending one week win relatives in Boston. MT. Gray's brother owns large cranberry pos near Cape Cod which MT. Gray Vlc- fled and saw the harvesting Of the berries. 1r-,, Gallup. Mrs. Jane W. Gallup and NS'i3s Lillian Gallup were recent guests or MT. and Mrs. Adam Larraboo or .Windham. going and coming in MT. Callups car.
 Much Probate Business.
 rhere has been a vast amount of ,,,-of,ate business done in the district of Ledyard during the past year Al fhe present time there are eievcn eS tates which have, been admitted to nrobate and waiting to De seItieu within a radius of three mics @ or o,,o 1a.es as4 Ferry and a large number III the east end of the town. ..,,
 Rev. G, c. Pollock of Norwich VII nreach in the Congregational church on Sunday morning.
 Ernest N, Main of Hartford ana Mrs. Nellie M. Main of Preston City were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. " MT. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith of Franklin were Saturday and sunoay guests of MT. and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
 starts for California.
 Mr and Mrs. George H. Partridge left Monday for Woodland. Cal. They will be gone a month, visiting tnelr Ecn-in law and daughter. MT. end Mrs. Frederick Lamb. ;
 The republicans held their caucus III tree town hall on Friaay afternoon ana tfse CemocCat1 will hold their caucus in the sanao D.ace todaJ (s1turday); Rev. fir. Greenly of 1aine preacneo fin the Congregational church Sunday mcrning.
 Wilkes M. Caswell has purchased a horse from Charles Wilcox.
 Rev. G. F. Goodenuf, of Nortnneid, Conn.,, will preach as candldate Ill the Congregational church Sundav' Oct. is. He comes highly recom- mended and it is thought he will pc calIed as pastor of the church.
 Miss Annie Baldwin of Norwich Was A. wid week visitor with her sister, Miss Ruth Baldwin.
 Miss Emma Davis of Gales Ferry le at Mrs Isaac G. Geer's.
 Teachers Meeting.
 A teachers meeting was held at the Center schooIhouse Wednesday after noon. Four members of the school board were present Supervisor Bar ber had charge of the meeting.