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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LEpYARD
PulIsts Sent to Sugar Brook Farm Women of Congregational Church Stock Larder and Cellar For New Pastor and Family.

Rev. o. G. Buddington of Mystic, supplied the pulpit of the Congrega- tional church on Sunday morning, he being one of the best pulpit orators the church has had since Rev. W. F White was pastor.
 A number of guests gathered at the residence of Mir, and Mrs. J. Kellogg Hall, on Preston Plains Friday even- ing. Singing, games, etc, were en- joyed by the young people present
 Abner Bennett substituted for Charles Sweetzer on Rural Route No 6, on Monday, while MT. Sweetzer at- tended the funeral of MT. Sweetzer's mother. .l--
 Pullets Sent to MoesuP.
 D. D. Taylor shipped on Monday to Sugar Brook farm of Moosup, 123 pull lets, the varieties being White Leg horn and Buttercup. MT. Taylor re- reived $123 tor the lot
 The Grange supper which was to be held Friday evening has been post poned for one week.
 Mrs. D. D. Taylor who has been wis., itiHg. relatives in Mansfield, Boston, Mass. returned Tuesday.
 Miss Gladys Holdridge has been the guest of Mrs. S. E. Holdridge fro the past week.
 New Pastor Arrives.
 Rev. Mfr. Goodenough, the newly called pastor of the Congregational church and family arrived in town o,, Thursday and are guests of MT. and Mrs. William I. Allyn until they get their goods settled in the parsonage Rev. MT. Geedenough will commence his duties as pastor of the church on Sunday. During the past week sev- everal ladies of the church assisted by MT Christy have papered, painted and whittened the ceiling. On Tuesday the ladies carried potatoes. turnips carrots apples, pumpkins, citron onions, beans and preserves to ths parsonage, where Rev. MT. Goode. nough and family will find enough Charles S. Hewitt and Calvin Hewitt of Laurel Hill have been carpenterinS at the parsonage during the pas week.
 Newton Maynard who has been as, Sistlng Rev. Luther Holmes in takinl western part of the, state, arrived home on Sunday evening. Carrie Main, daughter of MT. ant Mrs. Calvin R. Main is i'll and unahl, to attend school. Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Holdridgu of Providence, R. T., and MT. and Mrs William Cromwell and family of Mys l tic were Sunday callers on Mrs. Saral H. Main at Lantern Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseps E. HoIdridg ! WS4c Su4lOdS CdllGTS or MISS IgllCN | H. Main at Lantern Hill. Mrs. Ellen Stoddard and son, Al ton, of Gales Ferry, were Thanksgiv ing and week end visitors with Mrs Isaac c. Geer.
 D. D. Taylor who has been i'll i better.
 Broke ShouIderbIade. Carlton Gallup, son of former Judg l and Mrs. Russell Gallup fell on tn door step and broke his shoulde blade. The fracture was reduced b l pr. Sweet of Lisbon. 1 Shot a Fox.
 James H. Belden added another fo l to his long string of catches Thurs day morning..
 A teachers meeting was held at tn Center schoolhouse Thursday after noon.
 Elmer Crouch who formerly lived i Quakertown is working in Bristol.
 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rogers c Groton, spent Thanksgiving with HI ram WhippIe and family,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05

Cottage Prayer Meoting-Ladies' Aid Society Preparing For Sale.
 The cottage prayer meeting at R. A. Wilbur's was attended by about thirty.
 Miss Gladys Thompson returned te Boston Sunday and Miss Laura. Young and Benjamin Young to their schools, ! after spending the Thanksgiving re- cess at their homes.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Burton spent Thanksgiving at Newent with Herbert Irons.
 Miss Mabel Blanchard was the guest of relatives at Stewart Hill the last of the week, returning home Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Thorpe of Westerly were guests at Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Burdick's Thanksgiving.
 Miss W. F, Green returned from Hartford Sunday.
 ! Fourteen Attend Meeting.
 There was a good attendance at the Ladies' Aid society meeting held at the home of Mrs. Sterry Kinney, fourteen being present, a quilt was tied and fancy work was done for the sale.
 J. c. Bill attended the funeral ser vices of Mrs. William Richardson al North Stonington, Monday.
 Miss Ida Gustafson goes to New York, today fSaturday) to spend the winter with her sister, who is a grad uate nurse in that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
FITCHVILLE
Social Of Holy Name Society a Success
 Mill Resumes Operations.

The Holy Name society of St Johns church recently held a social in Palmer hall, there being large number in att tendance from Norwich, Baltic and Colchester. Leary's orchestra furnish ed music and Prof. Congdon prompted The affair was such success that it is expected several will be held during the winter months. The committee in charge was Michael Sweeney, Edward Leary and John r. Fields. During in- termission cake and coffee was fur nished and greatly appreciated by the large number present.
 Mill Starts Up.
 The mill resumed operations We'd nesday morning after being closed for a few days due to drawing off the pond to allow workmen to finish their work of erecting the large iron Hume which has been laid across the road from the pond to the mill
 Miss Dorothy Maynard of Mckinley avenue, Norwich, was the recent guest of Miss Florence Phillips.
 Mrs. Francis Kinkead is visiting rel atives in New York.
 Itens sent for this or any other column Of The Bulletin must be signed by the sender; otherwise they will not be used.-Correspendence Editor.)
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
. ASHWMLETT
Funeral of Mrs, William Edwards Section Now Without a Store.

Mrs. William Edwards, 7s, died at the home of her son Isaac, Tuesday. The funeral was held Friday with burial in Rhode leland.
 William Johnson, who was thrown from motorcycle last week. and bady ly injured, is getting along as well as could be expected.
 Mrs Julia A Crumb spent Thanks giving at family gathering st the horne of her mother, Mrs. Phebe F. Wilcox in I1edyard.
 Edwin T. Main and friends were callers at .Wyassup Pond, Sunday.
 Samuel D. Pierce of Rixtown was a recent caller in Norwich.
 Sigfried 1Afllbere and family enter tained friends from New York recent ly.
 This section is now without a store and people have to go to Preston City, GIasgo or North stonington for supp plies.
 The winter has waited for it's In- dian summer weather before settling down for serious work, such as ice- cutting in December, as predicted by one weather reader"
 Dandelion blossoms as bright aS in spring were picked the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
BOZRAH

Congregational Sunday School Sends $5 to Albanian Sufferers Relief Fund --Granse and Personal Notes,
 Mr. and Airs. Edward Bishop and Miss Alice Bishop attended one of the series of meetings given under the di- rection of the grange in Lebanon Mon day evening.
 Several from Bozrah grange attend ed, the Norwich grange meeting Friday evening.
 Mrs. Lucia. Gager of stonington and Mrs. c. A. Gager, Jr., of Norwich spent Monday with Mrs. E. E. [ athrop.
 There was teachers meeting in Fitchville Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. George O. Stead was a visitor on Lathrop Hill one day recently.
 Meeting Postponed.
 On account of stormy evening the grange meeting was postponed. At the next meeting there will be election of officers.
 On account of illness, Mrs. Rather inc Deitz was not able to stay with Mrs William Long. She has gone to her home in Leffingwell.
 Sends $5 to Albania.
 The Congregational Sunday school of Bozrah has sent $5 to the Albanian famine sufferers of Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
GARDNER LAKE
Arthur Freedman Wins Bride in New
 Yorlc-Visit of Cottage Owners.

York-Visit of Cottage Owners.
 Mrs. Ida Crabb, formerly of this place, now of Franklin, is laid up with a dislocated thigh.
 Marriage Announced. Cards have been received in town announcing the marriage of Arthur Freedman and Miss Mary Singer of New York. Mir. Freedman, a former business man, has many friends in this place who wish him and his bride success and happiness.
 Joseph L. Oat and friends spent the week end at the oat cottage, Spring grove.
 4 new teacher has been engaged to teach in the Bull1eley district The young man is boarding at Clinton Gardner's.
 Leon Abel, who has had a severe at tack of liver trouble, is now out and attending school.
 Clifton Hopkins and friends from Brooklyn, N. T.. have returned after spending several days at the Hipkins cottage, Spring grove.
 pr. Ter Manwaring of Norwich and Mrs. BuTcnard of Montvilie were at the lake recently. looking over their newly acquired property on the south shore
 Capt. and Mrs. E. T. Pettigrew, Mrs r. O. Moses and Miss Ann Moses oi Groton and Mrs. W. $. Calvert of New London were visitors at E. L. LatimerS Monday.
 Earl Lewis is III at his homo in Nor wich.
 Ernest Latimer is serving on thC jury in Norwich. Mir. and Mrs. James Lathrop enter tained a family party on Thanksgiving day
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
oAKDALE
Massasoit Company Hurrying to Fill Big Order From English Govern raefik For Gun Gotten.

Massasoit Company Hurrying to Fill
 Big Order From English Govern
 rneilk For Gun Cotton.
 At. the Congregational church Sun day the pastor. Rev. c. l.. French spoke from Acts 4.2o. The c. E. meet ing at T P. m. was led by Mir. French, topic. Missionary Heroes and Heroines Go. l.1r1S.
 Ar. and Mrs. Charles Turner. Miss Ella Turner and Mrs. Martha Brain ard of Palmertown attended church at Montville Center Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Paul G1asbrenner and daughter, Alice, were callers at the home of Allen Latham, of the Scotland road, Norwich the first of the week
 NIT. and Mrs. Edmund Rogers and their niece. Hope Comstock, visited friends in Salem Sunday.
 Order From English Government.
 Business at the plant of the Massa- soft Manufacturing company here is on the increase. Having a large order from the English government, for gun cotton they are erecting two stock houses 36x5O feet. A. ". Avery of Uncasville with a large force of men is pushing the work as fast as possi- ble.
 A new garage has also been erected for the superintendent, P. $. Palmer.
 The Ladies' Social union met Wed nesday afternoon at the parsonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LIBERTY HILL
Supper and Musical Entertainment at
 the chureh-Farm Sale.

Friday evening supper was served by the church people at the hall from 6 to o'clock, after which a musical entertainment was given by the Mans- field orchestra at the church.
 J.. Henry Clarke is serving as juror at the superior court in Norwich.
 Those who spent Thanksgiving here were MT. and Mrs. George A. Trotter of Newton, Mass, at Mrs. E. A. Moves, Dr. Harold Harvey of Chicago and William r. Harvey of Norwich al Horace Foote's, Edward L. Mof1tt oi Norwich at Mrs. E. L. Mofitt's, Village Hill, and daughter, Miss Myra E. Mof- fit who teaches in Exeter.
 Deacon and Mrs. Albert Peckhsm have returned from three months visit with relatives in Rhode Island Sale of Farm. George Chritser has bought what is known as the Shork place and is nov ing to the same.
 W W. Palmer and family and Mir and Mrs. Wallace Palmer returned Tuesday from Thanksgiving vtsit with cousins in Maiden. Mass. There were family gatherings al Henry Oehler's and Horace Foote's or | Thanksgiving.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
NORTH sToNINGToN
Rabbit Supper at the Granse-Hswitt
 Family Leaves for City Home


 Rev. E. 0. Foster of Columbia sup piled the pulpit of the Congregational church last Sunday. He was enter tained at the home of Mrs. Fl. B. Beckett.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Third Baptist church held an ai1-day sew ire meeting Wednesday at the resi- dence Of Mrs. Reuben D. Cook. The last hour of the afternonon was de- voted to Home Mission meeting con ducted by Mrs. F. A. Thompson. The Woman's union of the Congre- gational church held a meeting We'd nesday.
 Rabbit Supper
 The grange gave it's annual rabbit supper Thursday evening.
 A Long Season
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hewitt have returned to Brooklyn. N. F., after spending the summer in town, a sum- mer which they extended to Decem- Der.
 Funeral of Mrs. Richardson The funeral of Mrs. William Richard son was held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Main, Monday morning and was conducted by Rev, John Thompson of Griswold Methodist church. Burial was in Rixtop ceme- terys
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05

Mrs. Welles and son. Frank Welles, left Boston Friday morning. Nov. 27th, with the body of Capt. Thomas Everett Welles for their home in Pensacola. Fla, where Captain Wellee will be buried fin the family plot. He was a native of Old Mystic, the son of the late Russell Welles and Fannie Pea body Welles.
 Dies at s1.
 Mrs. Julia Crumb Brown. widow of Benjamin Brown, died Sunday after noon after weeks illness from a shock. She was in her sgd year.
 Holiday Sale.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society held the annual sale of aprons and fancy articles, home made candy and mys- teries Wednesday evening In the con ference room. A variety supper was served from to o'clock. The sales amounted to about $50.
 Judge Heaton of Troy, V. T., who is a frequent visitor at Old Mystic, has been elected 8 member of the com nittee to revise the constitution of the state of New York.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union will hold It's semi annual election nt
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
PENDLETON HILL
Teachers visit WiIIimantie sohsois--
 Hunters Get I've coens.

sTfie Ladies Sewing society held an arl-day meeting at the parsonage on MT. and Mrs. Charles F1illard spent few hours at the c. Dwight Thcmp- son house Sunday.
 Miss Brown, teacher at Clark's 8 Falls, was the guest of Miss Mary Chapman, Tuesday night Wednesday Miss Chapman, Miss Brown and Miss Thompson visited schools at Willi- mantle.
 Mss Bertha Lewis of VoluntoEn was a caller in this place Sunday aft- ernoon.
 Roast Pig Dinner.
 Mrs. James N. Cook entertained a ner. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and family, and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Brown of this piece, Mrs. Howard Ky der and child of Apponaug, R. I, and Miss Brown of Canoncfet were among those present
 Got Two coons.
 George P. Gilmore and wife spent the week end at his farm on the Rockville road He with his guests and John Geer captured two coons on Saturday night
 Malcom Thompson has purchased and is having carted several tons of hay from Preston.
 Sheffield Douglass and family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Douglass parents.
 Mrs. Martin Chapman and daughters were entertained by Mrs. Chapmau's sister and husband, MT. and Mrs. WTn. ing.
 Mrs. Simon Palmer and Mir. James of Hope Valley were at Mrs. Homer Kinney's.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
PRESTON
Forty at Congregational VestrY Pack Missionary Rarrels-SaIe of Harding Place.

The Ladies Home Missionary society this week in the Congregational vestry met this week In the Congregational vestry for nending and packing day. Three barrels were packed to send to the colered schools of the south to sell for small sum to help carry on their schools. A dinner of chicken pie, escalloped oysters. escalloped potato, cake and pie was served about forty present..
 Miss Della Rude was visiting at c. 4. Holden's this week.
 Buys Harding Place.
 Charles Bennett has bought the place owned by MatheF Harding. MT, Harding and family are to move to Preston City.
 Charlie Burdick is substitute on mall route No. 5, Charles Bennett, the regular carrier, having resigned.
 Next Tuesday evening will be the regular meeting night of the grange.
 Rev. Fl. T. Arnold of Norwich preached at the Baptist church Sun day,
 Miss Annie MccIimon spent he. Thanksgiving recess at her home here l. Ernest Maine Of Hartford spent Sun- day at his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Max Himelstein has returned from visit with her parents at Brock lyn, N, T.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bland and son Francis of Seymour are visiting Mrs, Bland's father, Clark SuIlard.
 Mrs H. Clinton Porter and son of Hebron were local callers Friday
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hughes have returned to K. L. Cummings' after spending some time at Providence and East Greenwich, R. l.
 David WalAh returned to Edwin P. KnAelands Monday after spending sew erai days with his brother. William Walsh, at Bridgeport.
 The daughter born recently to Mfr, and Mrs. Rexford p. Cummings is Mrs. Ida EunmingS 18th grandchiId.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Mead and sons returned home Monday after several days spent at Salem. Mass,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
Who is Going and comine-I -Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties

bert was at the mystery table, at the cake booth AErs. r. B. Bushnell presid- cd Ice cream was served by Mrs. c. Fl. Boyens.
 At the home Of Mrs. A. R. BoutiIier there was 8 pleasant gathering on a recent afternoon when the members Of the Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs Boutilier. fae date being her
 birthday. During. the afternoon the ladies presented her casserole. The following coHamitree have been appointed to arrange for Q Christmas concert and entertainment for the
 members of the Versailles 1E. B. Sum day school: Mrs. P. H. Toplif, Mrs. William Kinder and Aisa Anna Froh- nander.
 Mrs. c. F. Senguian was called to ! Norwood, Mass. Wednesday by the illness of her sister.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LAUREL GLEN

Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Maine were Thanksgiving guests Of their son, Clyde, on Pendleton Hill.
 Myron Holdredge was e week end visitor at his mothers, Mrs. Lydia Holdredge's.
 There will be no preaching services or Sunday school at the chapel only the fourth Sunday throughout the winter.
 Bourden Geer has been i'll for ths past two weeke.
 Mrs, Birch was a visitor in Vest erly Sunday.
 Beatram Holdredge spent Thanks giving day with his mother. Mir. Puttlzer is home from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
NORTH LYME
ReR sssdgeeock Obliged ts tte~e Eye
 Rsnaevea.

wHia1n Stark of Hartford was a. guest at |. o. Gates' ThAnksgiV4ng. c. R. Tiffany, MT. and Mra Fl. A. Rogers, W. M. Sisson IT.. and family and Miss Gertrude Ward were Thanks- giving guests at ", M. $assous.
 Geverett Pitctsr of Norwich vtsited ek George BAbcockss this week.
 Mrs. Katie JeweeG has zone to Bin EIiil for the winter. after spending the fall al c. r. %@WAetas.
 Miss GtadHa Cone visited at her home tu B&afan over Thanksgiving.
 6re c. 3. Jewett entertained the ladies u4 tlae Sewing Circle last Tues- day afternoon. Atses Iila Babcocss visstsa her rar- aue9 her0 last week.
 16YS George Raoenck was in Middle EaRn fest Monday.
 Eye ReM0Wed.
 Ray Heaeecock,. who has, hsan eaa- rafuxnsd to his horne at the Ernest &egeFs place. Off. Hedgeeeck had the VRiseorfune 70. get a piece of bark into Ais sse and was aAaleed to have the aye ge1oved.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
occLJM AND VERSAILLES
sfsisdnH SupRsr end Sale ef Meshediss
 kadiee Aid soeiety suoeess- sEs4sadHy 0ifs-Plans fer GlaVie9nas.

Hy the masnbora oe the Ladies Aid so- @efy sn he vaat<Y oG the Versailles NJ
 AeAGrcb WaAaeadAy evening was well attended, and ae a eesuit the ladies wffi be @Ele tn a1d nearly 3sB to theaP tEeagu-y. An excellent supper was eerved by an ahyc committee cousist- iue of Mrs. A R. Boutiiier. Mrs. Fl. A. Richards and Mrs H. F. Leonard The OADGnls walters were under the diFec- 4jon of the society presidert, Mira. c. w. FaYlSinM Mrs. c. IT. EeagEaan and Mrs. Irving Gregory presided at the
 &ncy arttGIa bocth, Mrs GuetaYe Laus-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
CLARK'S FALLS
Old Fashioned Rag Sewing Bee at
 Mrs, John Perry's,

Alfred M. Clark was a guest ot Mir and Mrs. Fred Clark at Westerly Thanksgiving day, MT. and Mrs Ebert w, Clark entertained at din- ner Mir. and Mrs. Harback of Provi- dence and D. P. Chapman and son Postmaster D. D. Chapman.
 George Brown and sister, Miss AL tana Perrin visited MT. and Mrs. Ev- erett Brown Thursday.
 Mrs. John Perry had a rag-sewing bee at her house Thursday.
 Maurice Perry was in Westerly or Sunday.
 George H. Brown and Jesse Fish are building an extension on a barn or the John Stillman farm.
 Mrs. Charles A. McGrath has beer entertaining friends from Massachu. setts.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
!, Rova1l,s Thankseiving day

W. B. Royalrs Thanksgiving day. Don Troland spent Thanksg1YIns in New London.
 lunch Counter Supper.
 The Ladies Aid society gave lunch counter supper and fair of fancy work, aprons, mystery packages and candy. A good crowd was present Forty-n nine dollars was taken in.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LISBON
Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Davies Move tc
 West Mystic--Eariy Flowing.

West Mystic--Eariy Flowing.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. Edward Davies moved Tuesday to West Mystic, where they will make their home.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. Rhoda K. Lewis and Edward Lewis of Preston were vis- itoEs Sunday at c. A. Melre making the trip in their newly purchased au- tomobile. On their return Mrs. Nell accompanied them to Taftville to call on her aunt. Mrs, Harriet Tillinghast who is also sister of Mrs. Lewis. Frank Nell returned Monday from a visit of several days with his cousin, J. Herbert Irons in Hart ford.
 Miss Agnes Eaquist of New Britain Claire Barber of New Haven. J. Her. bert Irons and George Wilcox e1 Hartford and Paul Bradlaw of StoTrs were at their several hemes in town over Thanksgiving.
 A nunaer Of farmers have improv- ed the mild weather this week by beginning blowing for next spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
GRIsWoLD

Henry R, Buck returned the first of the week from a Ehcrt visit with his sisters in Monson.
 The mtdweek prayer meeting was held this week at tine Edmonds' home
 Mrs. Robert Brewer returned Tues day from a. visit with friends in New York
 Twenty friends of T. Fred Edmond called at his home Saturday evening last and gave him a surprise party and fountain pen in honor of his birthday,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
RN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.

L, visited receatiy at the home of her uncle, H. M. Wilcox,
 Miss Edith Gardner is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. ". ". Gardner.
 Warren Tanner is home at present.
 Horace Perkins visited relatives and friends ia Providence and vicinity re. gently.
 Miss Edith Sanborn entertained a party of friends Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
CAMPBELL'S MILLS
Alfred Pratt Injured Tn Fall From {
 Wagon Rcle.

Alfred Pratt was painfully injured one day last week. He fell from a wagon pole between the horses and left shoulder. One side of his face was skinned badly.
 Miss Lottie Reynolds of Exeter, R.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

were guests of MT. and Mrs. B. souter Monday.
 z James BaIcom and Edward Carter Were visiting in Baltic Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Tinkham are visiting friends in Providence. R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
FRANKLIN
Mise Gregory speaI<s at Equal Fran chise Meetins-GirI Visitor Demon strates Skill With Rife.

WtfateS SkIU WIEh FtIfIes
 Mrs. Charles ". Grant has return ed after visiting Groton relatives.
 C. ". Grant and son, Lloyd Grant. called on friends in Poquetanuck re- eeneiy.
 Miss c. Clara L. Grant has been visiting Mrs. ". Eugene Smith of Norwich.
 Mrs. Lizzie Parsons of Ottawa. Canada, is the guest of Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Mrs. Rose Kinney picked q danda- lion the day after Thanksgiving.
 Herbert Mitchell was in Hartford attending the Grand Jurors meeting
 AIr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Robinson oi BrattIahoro, Vermont, were ThaulSs- giving guests of the formers parents Mr and Mrs. Lavius A. Robinson.
 Miss Alice Gregory of Norwalk
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
HANOVER
w. Q. r. U. Co Mset--Memhers Of c, E.
 Society Rehearalns Play.

The December meeting of the W. c. T. U. is to be held Monday afternoon. The topic is What the W. c. T. U- Can Do for Our Young People.
 Members of the c. g. society are rehearsinf play, Her Busy Day.
 Local Notes.
 William C. Park was in New York during the week on business, Miss Helen Eddie returned Monday from a short visit in MarshAeld and Boston.
 II. Rrowneu of Worcester, Mass,, Sunday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Osborne of TStchyiIle
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
OLD MYSTIC

Burial of Capt. Thomas E. WeIIes ir FIorida--HoIiday Sale Nets $6o- Mrs. Benjamin Brown Dies at s1.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LEBANON
Ladies' Aid Society Gives Lunch
 Counter Supper and Hold Sale.

Martha. Manning of Willimantic spent Friday with Everett l.. Tucker.
 Mrs. w. B. Royal was in New Lon don for the week end.
 Miss Emma Eldridge. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Backus and daughter. Har- riett, of Andover, and Mir and Mrs. Arthur GIliett of Hebron. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Fl. s. Robin son. @
 Ralph Royal of New York was at