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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
DAYYuLE
Meeting of Ladies' Aid soe!sty-sum-
 mer Guests Leave Lake Clubhouse.

Miss l.. Bates and mother spent Labor day with Mrs. Frark James
 Charles Franklin attended the La bor day parade at Bridgeport Mon union.
 Napoleon Briers and family spent the week end at West Wrentham, Mass.
 Miss Hilda Williams is teaching at Newburyport, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Bru1nan spent Sunday at Central Village.
 Miss Mary Fountain is the guest of Mrs. William Carpenter.
 Earl Brearley snent Labor day at Potter Hill. R. I.
 Mrs. Naylor Is visiting her daugh- ter. Mrs. Harry Brearley
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs C. A. Russell. where plans were made for their annual Christmas sale
 Oswald Street has returned from his vacation,
 Raymond Blanchard and son have been staying with Mrs. Irving Blanch- ard Home from Canada. Mir. and Mrs. George Michie have returned from a trip to Canada Mrs. W. E. LaBelle entertained Har- ry Allen, and frie Id of Whitinsville Mass, on Sunday and Monday. MT. and Mrs Horace Corhin of AL bany. N. T., and Miss Mattfe Leyter spent the week end with Mrs. F. W Bennett Frank W. Bennett, after spending several days in New York and Boston returned home Tuesday. James E. Blanchard Is visiting ir Providence. | Raymond Burnett spent Labor day with Deacon and Mrs. Burnett Mrs. A. T. Hope is recovering from a severe cold Miss Berniera had as guests Tues. day Mrs. Arthur Topliff and daughter of Providence R. I. William Martin is home for a. few days, having closed his engagement with the ball nine. James O,Neil and Winifred Gringras were visitors at the, Worcester fail | Monday. Fred Gringras and Samuel Holloway were among Worcester visitors thi. week. Mir. and Mrs Fred Burnett spent tn. week end in Worcester Frank T. Fitch and sons were a New London Monday MT. and Mrs. w. F. BidweIl were al Eastern Point Sunday.
 Leave Clubhouse. Dr. and Mrs. Parson and MT. ant Mrs William Parsons have all left tn, clubhouse at the lake and returned to their homes in Baltimore | an( Swarthmore. Pa. .
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
STERLING

Miss Helen Pierce returned home on Saturday from the hospital. much ims proved in health. She was accomp- anied by her mother, who has been visiting relatives in Hartford.
 Raymond Knox who was recently injured in an auto accident is recov- ering.
 Mrs. I. F. Anderson and Mrs. Wal ter Lobdell are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wentworth of Hartford.
 Mrs. Ridder and Mrs. George Carr were visitors at the Day-KimbalI hos pital at Putnam Monday.
 Sterling school began Thursday.
 The Epworth league social and bus mess meeting was held at the parson- age Friday evening.
 l. F. Anderson spent the weekend in Hartford.
 Miss Gladys Smith of Providence is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Belknap.
 Miss Bertha Bennett attended Nor wich fair Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
BROOKLYN
vention = Fulton Stone Marriage Schools Open. -,--

Miss Louise Titcomb after a visit of week at the Baptist parsonage, has returned to her home.
 Miss Dorothy Peckham has return ed home after a visit with MT. and Mrs. F. A. Spaulding.
 Convention Delegates.
 The Baptist church has appointed as delegates to the Ashford associa- tion that is to meet with the Putnam church Sept. 2s-SO. besides their pas tor, Mrs. Genung, R. B. Witter, E. St. John and T. D. Pond.
 FuIton-Stone. ~
 Saturday at the Baptist parsonage Rev. George F. Genung. D. D., united in marriage Miss Gladys Stone, a Brooklyn girl. and Perry Fulton of
 Charles Edwin Blake has been en- gagged to teach in New Hartford for this school year and left Monday to enter upon his duties.
 Miss Abby w. Putnam has returned to her home in Providence after spend ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. William CIewley.
 Paul Chapman spent the week with his parents. MT. and Mrs. I. w. Chap man returning Monday to his school the Worcester Polytechnic. His broth | CT Leroy. the same day, returned to his studies at Storrs college. School Year Begins. The schools in town commenced Tuesday with the same teachers in the center school.
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Pond and daughter. after spending NIT. Ponds vacation with Mir. and Mrs. T. D Pond, returned to Meriden Tuesday. Guests from Norwich. MT. and Mrs Frank A. Spauldine have had as guests MT. and Mrs. How. ard Spalding, Miss Ruth Spalding and MT. Pitcher, all from Norwich. 1 Mrs. Frank D. Spaulding is visiting relatives in Hartford. Wednesday evening there was quite ! a frost that cut vegetation badly. s. l. Frink was in Hartford Wed. Inesday.
 Charles H. Blake attended the re publican convention in New Haven. Dr. Ralph P. Bennett. wife ant daughter. came by automobile Wed inesday from Providence and wer, guests of MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond | the doctor and wife returning afte dinner leaving Florence Bennett t. visit for the remainder of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
WOODSTOCK
Burial of Alexander Warner on Thurs day-Rev. R.. R. Kendall Moving to Massachusetts.

Mrs. Charles Hull and Mrs. Lottie H. May have returned from Los An geles, Cal, where they have been liv- ing.
 Burial of Alexander Warner. The body of Alexander Warner was brought here from New Jersey for burial Thursday. The burial was in charge of the G. A. A and the Masons.
 Moves to Sandwich.
 Rev. R. R. Kendall moved this week tc Sandwich, Mass, to which place he has accepted a call
 Mrs. H. J. Potter is the guest of Miss Nellie ID. Chandler.
 Miss Mabel Ritch. has returned to her school duties in Yonkers, N. Y. Rev. Fosdick Bs Harrison occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Spoke on Peace.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting in the evening was led by B. R. Ritch. Hamilton Holt of the Independent spoke on the topic of Peace.
 Several from this place attended the Pomfret Old Home festival
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12

,rding to directions. on the bottle and ie is cured of this trouble. She was
 l run down when she started taking ie Compound and her periods did not ,me right. She was so poorly and
 eak that often had to help her drsss .rself, but now she is regular and IS owing strong and healthy. "- Mrs. 2ARTN HELvIG, Plover, Iowa.
 Hundreds of such letters expressing ratitude for the good Lydia B. Pink am's Vegetable Compound has accom-
 ishsd are constantly being received, rowing the reliability of this grand old ,medy.
 If you are i'll do not drag along and ontinue to suffer day in and day out but t once take Lydia E. Pinkham's g Vege- able Compound, woman's remedy for yoman's ills.
 If you want special advice write to lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Go. (conff- 'entiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will pc opened, read and answered by woman and held in strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
HAMPTON
Dogs Kill sheep--Labor Day Social
 We'll Attended.


 Mfrs. e. Babcock has closed her summer residence here and returned to her home in New Haven. taking her family.
 Mrs. James Church has gone to Boston.
 It is reported that L. W. Whitaker has sold his place to L. H. Burnham, a resident of this place.
 Joseph Clark sold his farm tools and house furnishings at auction last Tuesday.
 Miss Amy Burnham has gone to Hartford where she will stay during the winter
 Joseph Simpson recently purchased an automobile.
 Fran A. Phillips took an automobile party to Hartford fair Thursday
 Evelyn Pear1e recently had one of her large sheep killed by dogs.
 Frank Phillips and Mrs. Mollie Will Hams attended the Norwich fair Tues day.
 Mrs. John Fitts. who has been visiting her son in Bristol. has re- turned home. N Returns From Beach.
 Mrs, Mary c. Philips who has been beach has opened her house here again.
 Albert Hoffman who has been vis- ting friends in New Jersey has re- turned home. Mr. and Mrs. Cherries H. Bensiger who have been visiting at w.. A. Fearle's, have returned to Auburn, R. IT, Over One Hundred at Social. The social in the chapel on Labor Day, and evening. was a great ssuoces. Over 100 attended. Frosts in low places Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Dr. Marsh is again in Hampton where many friends are glad to well come him. v
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
:. EAST KILLNCLY
Recent Outings of Local People Guests Entertained.


 -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morss visiesd in Pla.nneid Tuesday.
 William Lene was the guest of Fred Mason and family at Balicuviile Sun
 Hrs. W. B.. Smith. was the rues, last week of relatives in Springasld. Mass. .-- : Joseph shekleton spent Sunday with hts brother, Thomas Shekleton, in Worcester, Mass,
 k HIN. Collins and William Mathew son enjoyed. Q ahoro dinner at Rocky Point Thursday, Mir. and Mrs. Mowry P. Arnold of Foster Center. R. T.. spent the week end with Arnold F. Rich and family.
 Earl s. Shippee and daughter Bar
 oara, of Watertown, have been guests of MT. shir2se's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George s. Shippce,
 Mrs. Phobe A. Potter Is visiting
 friends and relatives in Norwood and Oaklawn. R. l.. for few days. Teaohsr sn Tucker District, Miss Alma Keech Is teaching at the Tucker district.
 W. B. Whittle spent the week end at his home in Providence Lewis Chase visited friends at River Point. R. l., Sunday. John W. Wade and Misses Myrtle | Cross and Daisy Aldrich spent the week end with friends in Worcester
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
LIBERTY HILL
Sewing circle's Fair Clears S65-
 Workman on Horse Sheds Injured.

Many generously patronized the Ladies Sewing circles first fair sale Supper and entertainment Thursday. e7e.3g was received and about sS5 profit will be used for the various nesdg of the church.
 Mfr. and Mrs. J. George Clark have bean in Hampton few days this week Euasts of Adr. Clarks uncle, Henry E2ucoln-
 Mrs. F. A verpIanck of South Man, rzlester. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Q. 4. Moves.
 The district school commenced Tues Hay with Miss Annie M Harvey as teacher.
 Tho c. E. society held a social at Tho hall Friday. evening.
 Broke Shoulder BIsda
 Horse sheds are being built for the cznurch people. G. B. Damon yesS sa- riously injured. breaking his should blade, while working Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs Albert s. Peckham have moved from Village Hill to W. ". Palmer's cottage.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mir. and Mrs. c E. Douglass and son Willie. of Norwich, wore visitors at MT. and Mrs. T. J. Barber's, last week. returning home Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fre1 D. Lyon of Plain field were guests Monday of MT. and Mrs Nelson ]. Lyon
 Edgar Smith of Putnam called on Dr. J. O. Smith Monday.
 James W. Morgan attended the Nor- wich fair Labor day.
 Frank V. Lyon of WirlImantic was calling on friends here Monday.
 George I. Wheeler is wo: king one Of his teams at South Coventry for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. L. V. whitford and Mrs. Maria Parkhuret. Of Jewett City. were guests of their sisters at Whip poorwin farm. Sunday and Labor day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
BURKE,
37-47 MAIN STREET

spent few days last week with his
 MT. and Mrs. William Hassett of Worcester were guests over Sunday of Mrs: NelIa Weston.
 The Hospital Aid society will meet next Tuesday.
 Miss Ruth Larned. has gone to Brookfield for year of study.
 Meet After 27 Years.
 Mrs. R. S. Eigenmann from Bloom ington, Ind, has been the guest of Mrs. Parry She had not seen her for
 Ashford Delegates.
 Sunday the following delegates were appointed by the church to attend the Ashford Baptist association held <at Putnam on the 29th and Both: Her bert c. Thresher, Deacon SAlva s. Brown and William Horsman.
 E. H. Swift has returned after spending a few days with MT: and Mrs. Bliss of Longmeadow- Miss Ethel Robinson has returned to her. duties as commercial teacher .n the school at Salem, Mass.
 Miss Isadore Durham returned last Wednesday from williamstown, Mass, where she has spent the summer.s . MT. and Mrs. c. Pinney of New York were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Pin..5 ney over Sunday and Monday. Miss Margaret Black returned to. Pemaquid, Me, last Friday, where she will again teach the commercial course. s-ss5 si.r Rev. I. P. Booth was called to Yer, mont last week to officiate at a we'd ding. He also attended the Vermont state convention of universalists at Brattleboro. -s,s,y Receives Salary Advance. 2 Miss: Annie Brown left last week for Presque Isle, Me, where she has been engaged as commercial teacher for the coming year at an advance in salary,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
THOMPSON

Mrs. Imogene Williams has been vis- iting her son. Howard Williams, of North Attleboro, Mass
 Mrs. Rhebe Kingsbury of Webster, Mass. and Bert Arnold of WethersfleId, called on Miss Mary Biaclmer, Mon- day.
 Gnce A. CruE of Br.dgewater Cor rors, Vt, Is homo for a short vaca- ton,
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eddy and Mary Chase spent Labor day at Nathan Chaso's.
 at the Day kimhall hospital.
 Mrs, Armstrong began her school Tuesday after a long vacation spent in Bay City, Michigan,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. .12, 1914

James T. Aldrich and son Alton spent Monday in Providence.
 A. M. Paine was at Rocky Point Thursday.
 Miss Lois Miner was a racent guest of Miss Florence Hopkins, Thursday, at Elmville
 Mrs, William MathsWvon and Mrs. Lucy Fairman have been visiting their sister in Worcester for few days.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence Soule spent Sunday with friends in Attawaugan.
 Stewart Harrington and John Mo Lean of Lowell. Mass, arc visiting their cousin. Ernest Brooks
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
ASHFORD
Summer Homes Closed for the Sea
 son-Personal Items.

Summer Homes Closed for the Sea-
 son-PersonaI Items. M
 MT. and Mrs: Roy Clemens of Will limantic have been entertained this week at the home of Fred Bowen. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clalk are away on their vacation
 Miss Florence a arren has returned to New. York where she resumed her duties as instructor in physical cul- ture.
 .SLyman. Briggs sis spending few weeks in Pawtucket R. I.
 Summer Residents Leave. L
 The Bauch family who have been spending the summer in town, have returned to their home in New York "Ye Castle will also be closed this week as the Misses Trowbridge re- turned to New York Friday.
 Miss Gurney' has closed her house for the season. t,' e
 Miss Mary Green is attending the State Normal school in Willimantic' Ralph Green, her brother, is attending the Tourtellotte school. North Gros- Mrs. G. A. Walker of Mt. Hope and Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood, of Southbridge attended the M. F. church Sunday
 Sar'n Mr and Mrs Fred Bowen n took an |automobile ride on Sunday to South bridge, spending the day with Mrs. Bowen's sister.
 Lola Ethridge has been unable to attend school on account of illness.
 Mrs. Will ICowan has returned from Someryil1e, where she has been visit ing her mother.
 Miss Kate Perry who spent the sum- mer at Oak Bluffs. has returned to her home and school again. Miss Grace Lawton ofN Phoenixviile was guest at the M. E. parsonage
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
ASHFORD

William Poole is putting up a sflo f-.
 Miss T. A. Brown and Miss Tessfe Flynn of New London. who have been here for the past three weeks, returned home Saturday. 3.
 Steven Sheehan of Fall River was visitor in town several days re- gently.
 George Mueller was in New York Labor Day.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Greene spent several days in Mystic last week.
 Miss Helen Whittemore has returned to Providence after @ weeks stay here.
 The Center school here commenced Tuesday, Mrs. F. W. Greene as teacher.
 and Monday. .
 Earl Poole is visiting relatives in Massachusetts this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

bullet which laid it's nrsr egg satur-
 day, Sept. 9th.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb entertained her
 mother, Mrs. Phebe E. Wilcox and
 brother. Ernest. from Ledyard, Tues day afternoon Charlie Ahlberg and friends spent
 Labor day in Norwich attending the fair
 Farmers are busy digging potatoes which are rotting in places. A number contemplate going to the Grange fair in North Stenington next week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
NORTH FRANKLIN
A. IT. Browning Attends Dairymen's
 Meetins-Eoiiday Week Visitors.

 1fr. and Mrs. Paul Brennan and chil- of Mrs. 0. H. Mahoney.
 Mrs William Lillie of Lebanon was visiting friends in town this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Manning and children and Myron Manning spent Thursday wish Mrs. James Randall Mrs c. IF. Peclham and Mrs. Han- nah Kingsley attended the Baptist as- sociatiop meeting in Norwich Thurs day
 Mrs A. IT. Browning and daughter Myrtice returned from Boston Fri Mir. and Mrs. Frank Cruthers, MT. and Mrs. Swift of Providence. rMs. Charles LiIlfbridge of Scotland Road spent Labor day with Mrs. J. H. Ma honey.
 Herbert Honman has returned to fer spending the summer with his mother, Mra. Jeanette Hoffman.
 Niles Jessie Park Of Worcester. Mass. has returned home after a few. days spent with Miss Florence Rockwood. Miss Annie Park of Yantfc has been spending few days with Mrs. Es- M Mr. aud aud i Mrs. Charles crandan and daughter Myra are visiting Mir. and MrH. Theodore Crandall.
 Adr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of Hart ford were Sunday guests of MT. and Mss Alice Hayden of Greeneville spent I4abcr 6ay with Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman Fred H. Race attended ths Hartford AHir Monday.
 At pairyaienss Meeting.
 A T. Browning was in Plainf,eld Saturday attending the Dairymen'; meeting
 MT. and Mrs Henry Bridges of Nor. M9ch spent Saturday and Sunday witt Mrs. Charles Peckham.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. RocIwoof Rnd children. Florence. Ella and Franl were Saybrook visitors one day thi. week. ' A 2 'f -
 Miss Emma Hallowell and Edra, Kingsley of New York spent Sunda, and Monday with Miss Eliza Kingsley Faith were Sunday guests of Mrs Emma Warner.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
HOWARD VALLEY

School opened Sept. 6, Miss Dun levy of South WlndhaIn teacher
 Mrs. Louis Wilson and daughters Dorothea and Priscilla of ElmVilIe were weekend visitors at the Hawkes. home. Master Leonard Pease is visiting in South Windhom. ..
 Joseph Simpson of Thornhill farm has purchased new Hupmobilc,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
New London County
 GOSHEN
Farmers Raise Tall corn--Mas sioisn Entertains cleverIy-Two join tne Church.

Snurcus
 Mrs E. e. Stark has been spending several days with relatives ID Sou'n W. w. Gii1ette and daughter, Miss Miss Annie Gillette; were ve Isgy4sard gueardd 'ass "
 Misses Bessie H. and Ethel E. Han I,a aaH and brother, Al ]. Randall nave been visiting friends in Meriden. Everett Chappell recently spent q few days with Poquetanuck Irlenus. 1 , Charles Browning of Norwicn was q vieitor at his brothers. F. H. Brown Several from this place took auto trips to Storrs Agricultural college
 Good Corn Year.
 The season thus far has been favor abls for the corn crop. George Chap : pell Is figuring on a heavy yield ana inc ears have attained mammoth size, and hills Of ,orn look like good model for hat rack.
 sleight- of Hand Entertainment.
 There was good attendance at the entertainnent given by Dexser ~ MsThe The audience was very cleverly entertained for q number of hours by his sleIgnt- of-hand performances.
 At the communion service Sunday two were received IEto cnurCH nnSin sbershfp.
 Schools opened tor the fall term Tuesday, Miss Bessie Randall teaching in NO. 9. Miss Alice Mahoney in No. 10, Hiss Ruth Miner in No. f2.
 Cattle Fine Sight.
 Early Tuesday morning there was a strange noise along the highway of 4 the tramp, tramp, tramp of many feet, end, of rural vocabulary. The attrac- ton was the Lebanon and Bozrah town teams of steers and oxen on their way. to the Norwich fair and it cer- fain1y was an unusual sight as well, as the long string of 26 yoke of cattle, with OK drivers, went on their way down the dusty pike.
 There was asfrost Wednesday morn ing.
 Jacob Fox is building a new silo 14x23 feet
 Tarnars have begun cutting up their tr.O1-r1 4ff=+7 @--.5sss
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
GLAsGo
Repairs to Thread Mill Machinery
 Teachers for Town Schools.

Teachers tor own Schooie.
 The schools opened the fall term Tuesday, the teachers. in the eighth district being Miss W. T. Green of Hartford in the senior room and Miss Grave Thompson in the primary. Miss Mabel Burdick teaches in the Bethel district and Miss Mccarthy of Jewett City in the Boardman.
 Miss Laura Young returned Mon day to Stratford where she will teach the coming year.
 Repairs at Mill.
 The thread mill closed Saturday and will resume Sept. g. Ins the mean time repairs were made to machinery.
 Ishma Curtis and family from Maine are guests of relatives and friends in town. They were former residents in the village. Mrs. Edwin Whipple and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Frank Kinney, took an automobile trip to Kingston fair Thursday
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon to make aprons for the coming sale.
 Epworth League Meeting. The Epworth League was led by R. H Young. the president, Sunday eve ming. The scoming Sunday the the leader will be the pastor, topic, What Shall My Life Work Be? Acts q: 58. Miss Mabel Blanchard is spending the week with relatives at Stewart Hill Mrs. Francis Smith of New London was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Shay, the first of the woke.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
MiasIonay Meetina,
EAST COLCHESTER,

A number from here wore in Nor vsch Monday and Tuesday to attend the fair.
 Schools reopened this week after the summer vacation. Miss Shea Is to teshh ia the Seventh district and Miss ,Mahoney in District No. 10. Lebanon.
 Miss Lappie has gone to Griswoids where she has been engaged to teach this year.
 A slight though noticeable frost turned the wires black Tuesday night.
 Farmers in this vicinity have begun to cut their corn in preparation for silo- filling.
 A few from here spent Sunday at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12

weakness. l spoke
 to three doctors about it and they did not help her any.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's V ege table Com pound had been of great benefit to me, so I decided to have her give it a trial. She has taken five bottles of the Vege- tahle Compound &C.,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Miss Eldred Wood and Miss Dick Inson of Hartford spent Sunday and Labor Day in town.
 C, F. Yorke was Tn town Sunday.
 Several from here attended the dance in Eastford Monday.
 The farmer pupils in District No. 29
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
Holland County STAFFORD

Musical Romance at Grange Meeting
 Delegates to Ashford Convention.
 Earl Walbridge spent Labor day with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. S. Walbridee.
 Miss Helen Wightman enters North field seminary this week.
 Miss Blanche Lee of Passaic, N J. recently visited her cousin, Ethel Sault.
 The regular meeting of the grange lext Tuesday. evening will include a musical romance.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
EAST WELLINGTON

Mrs James Taylor is home from the hospital.
 Miss Edith lCushman has returned to her old place in Stafford Springs. Her cousin, MT. Barrett. has been making the Cushmans a visit s- !. Mrs Baldwin returned from Short Beach Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
JACKSONVILLE
keesan- Shields Marriage at Brides
 Home 'in Maine.

< M. and Mrs. George Miller of Ev- erett. Mass, called on Thomas Paine Labor Day.
 Mrs. Agnes Clare of Boston was with her mother over the holiday.
 Schools commenced Tuesday and Wednesday morning
 MT. and Mrs. C. W. Webster were entertaining relatives from Vermont and Hopkinton. Mass, the past week.
 A number attended the Oxford fair Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
 Mrs. B. s. Upham was a Gros- venordale visitor Tuesday.
 Miss Alice Jack has ended work at the Boston Store, Webster.
 Miss Dorotbea Shields and Edward Keegan were married at the brides home, Hurricane Island, Me, We'd nesday afternoon,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
An Old Presentation.

Bismarclts old prescription Of 1sblood and iron," is being administered to Europe in large quantities.-Chica- go News.