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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
NORTH LYME
Meeting of Sewing cirele-Miss Eos.
 dick Breaks Leg by Fall.

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 The Ladies Sewing circle held a meeting with Mrs. Haldnan Clark last Thursday afternoon.
 Telephone Repairs.
 The Telephone company is making Guy Hedlund and Anton Rozinsky are new subscribers.
 c. H. Strong and son have filled their silo this week
 c. R. Tiffany visited at B. M. Sis- sons over Sunday and Labor day. He was accompanied here by Mir and Mrs. Maltby of Wallingford in Mir Tiffanys touring car, they returning the same day.
 Mrs. Warren Rogers visited reIa- tives in New London and Watch Hill last week.
 h1r. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers Mrs Mary Fosdick, and Miss Emily Stark were in Norwich Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. M. Sisson, Jr.,were in Lyme Monday.
 Miss Etta woodruff of Jamaica Plains, L.. l.. visited at c. F. Jenetts a. few days the past week
 Albion Holmes has been taking a weeks vacation. a Broke Wrist. Miss Angeline Beckwith, who was thrown from her carriage and suffer driving and has been calling or I friends in this vicinity the past week Miss Fosdiek Breaks Leg. Miss Elizabeth Fosdick is in yer, feeble condition. the result of a fai 1 which caused her to break her leg. liam Sisson attended the meetings O the New London Baptist association Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
ROAD SOCIETY
Flora in Charge of Programme al
 Granae-LoeaI Notes.

Seth N. Williams and d number of others attended Kingston Fair. Thurs day. {"
 Richard Wheeler and family of Sunday, and later were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Seth. N. Williams.
 The Misses Billings left this week for their school duties, in Lyme and Holland
 Mrs. Phebe Ford and Miss Hannah Miner were entertained at Watch Hill recently as guests of MT. and Mrs. N. stanton Gates who are at the Ocean House.
 Mrs Peter Nelson and daughter. Dorothy of Boston, have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Horace Frink.
 pr. I. Hart Moves of Providence has been spending part Of his vacation
 Mrs. Charles $. Moves has returned from several weeks stay with her daughter in Leonia-
 Flora in Charge. The Stonington grange holds its regular meeting this evening at the parlors, with Flora in charge of the Lecturers hour A flower exhibit will be held and prizes given.
 Mrs. Mary Horton has recovered from her recent illness.
 Harry Horton who injured his hand paQIy while WOFklnS at w ampnaSSett farm, is recovering.
 Miss Dorothy Wheeler has been spending several days with her uncle. Byron Billings family in New London.
 William Broughton carries in his automobile the children from here who are now attending the High school, viz, Henry Langworthyf and Bertha Sheldon. Donald and Dorothy Wheeler, Jean Palmer and Ralph and Marian Wheeler.
 Mrs. Emma Williams and Miss Elm incline Morgan were guests of Mrs. Fanny Williams Monday.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler and Miss Mary S. Wheeler attended the Lawn Fete held at Hiram Burnett's in Mystic on Saturday.
 r Attended Fair.
 Mir and Mrs. Fernando Wheeler. Miss Florence Hewitt and MT. and Mrs. Seth N. Williams rotored to New London on Monday, from where they took train for Hartford, and enjoyed the fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph c. Wheeler. Joseph Moves. Miss Gertrude Chap man and Edward Geer, enjoyed an auto trip. to Hartford on Monday. go- Ing with John Moves of Mystic. all returning the same day.
 Mr and Mrs. Courtiand York were at the Hartford fair Monday.
 Beatrice Main of Old Mystic Is stay ing with Mrs. Sanford Billings. Charles s. Noyes,T Jr's house was struck by lightning during the last thunder tempest. No great damage was done es the fire was discovered and quickly extinguished.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
JuIia Sullivan of New Loadon as

Julia Sullivan Of New Loa6on as teacher.
 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Higgins and daughker Ethel called on relatives in F1tchyille Labor day.
 Mra. Ethel Eastland, who has been visiting MT. and Mrz. David Higgins, has returned home.
 Miss Mabel Kelley. who has been visiting Miss Hazel Powers, has re- turned Sunday to her home in East Lyme,
 Many attended the Norwich fair from here. including MT. and Mrs. Charles Powers and children, Miss Hazel Powers. Mrs. J. B. Powers, MT. and Mrs. George Holmes, Dwight Holmes and George T. Holmes, Robert Jacob and Bennie Kaplan. William and stanley Tinker. Lloyd Daniels and Peter Vodick.
 Mrs. Charles B. Tinker and daugkter Elizabeth are visiting MT. and Mrs Matt A Tinker
 lstdor Ribnor spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs P. Rfbnor.
 Many attended the Baptist church Sunday, as it was Old Home Sunday,
 Mrs Vodick. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Holmes, has returned to Derby.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12

spending Sunday and Labor Day at C.. A. MelPs. Frank p. Hyde and Walter Hyde were tn worcester, Wednesday, to att tend the New Engleud fair.
 Mrs. T. E. Davies has been enter. tain1ng at the parsouake. Miss Ward from New Hampshire.
 Aid Society Meets.
 Tha Ladies, Aid Society met in taeir rooms at the parsonage. Thursday af- ternoon.
 Rev. c. c. Pollock of Norwich will occupy the pulpit at Newen& church. Sunday morning. In the evening 1t is expected that MT. Raymond. Secre- tary of the Connecticut Bible Society will speak.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
SALEM
Preacher from Alton, N. H., at Con-
 sregationaI Chorch---End of the
 Vacation Season. z

Rev J. X. Payne of Alton. \. IL.
 preached most interestingly and help
 preached most interesting and help
 church Sunday morning and. evening"
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Bailey attended the Old Home service in the Baptist
 church at Chesterfield last Sunday and
 were among the number that listened
 to an earnest sermon by Rev. George
 C. Chappell of Montville on the three
 most precious words in the English
 language Mother. Home and Jesus
 Text. John 19:e6-27. Charles w. Harvey of New London
 spent several day of the week at his home in town.
 Miss Ora Sterry returned to New
 London Sunday, after spending a week at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Hunt Sterry. ~ Miss Gladys Beebe of Norwich. was
 the guest of Miss Jennie Rogers last Saturday.
 Mrs. Rogue and niece of Norwich were guests at Maple Lawn Farm last week.
 Arthur Kingsley spent several days of the week in Norwich Lawrence Beebe returned to Nor wich Sunday, after spending his va cation at the home .of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles I. Beebe. He has resumed his studies at the Free Academy where he is a senior
 Willie Day entered Bacon Academy
 Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Workman Little left
 town last Saturday for their home Tn
 Toledo. Ohio
 MT. and Mrs. Alpheus of Yantic were guests of Sherwood Miner ana family the early part of the week Miss Ethel Maynard of North Lyme. is visiting at the home of her brotner'' William H. Maynard. Mrs. Nelson Webster is visiting at Orient, Long Island. Miss Iveagh Sterry of New London spent Sunday at the home or her par ents, MT. and Mrs. T. H. Sterry - Miss Susan Miner is visiting III Franklin.
 visitor last Friday. Mrs. T. Hunt .SterrE returned 10 Buffalo. N. Y. Monday. MT. and Mrs. Frank Holmes or Coi- chester. were Sunday guests oI MT and Mrs Sherwood 7diper. All roads led to the Fair Grounds aI Norwich. Monday and Tuesday Frost on Lowlands. The first frost of the season visited the lowlands Tuesday night MT. and Mrs Herbert Maynard ana
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Bailey went 10
 Hartford Wednesday by automoDlie
 and attended the Fair at Charter Oak
 Park. .r
 Fair at Charter Oak Park, Wednesday''i Rev. J. A. Payne of Alton, N: Id, will preach in the Consresatlona,s church tomorrow Sunday. Sept To-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
Who is Going and Comine-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties

last and spent an enjoyable time at Point Breeze. a resort on the shores or Webster lake. where they occupied a cottage The party consisted of eight of Voluntown's popular young ladies, accompanied by Mrs. Michael Duffy as charerone.
 New Teachers in Schools.
 Tie public school at the Center opened Wednesday morning with new ing is the present staff: Grades 2 and 8. Miss Marion Hannah of Danbury, prin- cipal; grades and 6. Miss Anastasia Ryan of Waterbury; grades 3 and 4, Miss Edith Wadhams of Watertown; grades and 2, Miss Alice Latham of Groton.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Ritchotte of Phenix. R. L. were guests Saturday and Sunday of relatives in town.
 John Mcdonald and Miss Agnes Me- Donald returned to their home in Paw tucket. R. l., Monday after spending their vacation with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald.
 Delegates to Convention. John N. Lewis and E. E. Clarke at- tended the republican state convention this week as representatives of this town. : MT. Lewis served on the com Mittee on resolutions.
 Rev. R. F. Morrissey. pastor of St. Thomas' church. is spending his vaca- ton visiting in Canada Father Meti- vier of Rhode Island will ofI1ciate dur ing his absence.
 Large numbers from this. town att tended the fairs at Norwich and Kingston this week.
 Miss Elizabeth Murphy was the guest of her parents in Norwich We'd nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
LEFFINCWELL

S MT and Mrs. Edward Chappen of New Britain were guests of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Rose this week. - Miss Clara Nichols of Willimantic has been spending several days at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Palmer.
 Mrs. Mary Lovett of Groton has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Dwight Lovett- Mir. and Mrs. J. I. Ross and MT and Mrs. s. c. Beebe spent Sunday at Ocean Beach.
 Several from this place attended the association meetings at the Central Baptist church Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Frank Rogers and daughter, Miss Jennie Rogers, of Salem. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe this week.
 Mrs. Warren Thompson and daugh- ter. Miss Arlene Thompson of Fitch vile spent Thursday with Mir. and Mrs Albert Ross.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
SOUTH LYME
,ioe Cream and Cake Sale a Success Beginning of School Term and Year.

Year.
 MT. and Mrs. Aaron Champin and son and Miss Fannie Champin and Mrs. Mary Pratt Of Centerbrook were guests of friends here Sunday. Mrs. James Luce and Mrs. Frank Gorton were recent callers here.
 Sale Success.
 The ice cream and cake sale at the Union chapel was a great success.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Beers of Far Roclx- away IS the guest of MT. and Mrs. F, C. Payne.
 Mrs. William Hull has returned to her home in Essex for few days
 James F. Bugbee of Lyme was call ing on friends here recently. H. Smith and family have returned to their home in Boston, Mass, after spending the summer at Rocky Neck farm.
 F John Littlefield and sister Mabel were calling on friends here recently. Mrs. Arthur White of New London is the guest of Mrs. F. R. Peck.
 End of Vacation.
 Schools in the town of Old Lyme began Sept. sth-
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Seayer have re- turned to their home in Deep River after a weeks stay with friends here. William Slate has returned home af- James Smith. in New London.
 Mrs. Thomas Stanton was the guest recently of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Bradbury.
 aIr and Mrs. W. E. comstock are visiting MT. and Mrs. F. c. Payne.
 Mrs. Josephine Fellow of Brooklyn N. r., is the guest of her sister, Mrs F. w. Chapman.
 Anon Champin of Essex was a re. cent business caller in this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12

Is vieitirf at Henry :. williams.
 George l.. Cummings has returned to his duties at Wesleyan university, MiddletowIl.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank s. Shekleton of Hartford and Miss Eva Standieh of Colchester spent Saturday with rel- atfves and friends In this place.
 Mrs. Mau1e l.. Smith of East Had dam and GiAs Bertha M. Smith of Hartford were recent guests of Mrs Edwin F. Kneeland.
 Chester !. Holmes Is visiting his brother. Thomas Holmes. at Norwich.
 Mrs. Ida B. Cummings and sons Kenneth L. and Rexford E. Cummings spent the early part ot the week with Mra. GNmmtnk1 son, Burnette W Cusnnatx$k &t South Manchester, and attended the skAta. fAir at Hartford. kshanen Orchestra Played. A special feature of the r. P. s. c, B. meeting held at the Exeter church Sunday evening was the music fur beautiful solo was rendered by Archie Gaudreau with the slide trombone and Mrs. Martin at the organ. Rev. Ell well o. Mead delivered an interesting discourse.
 Edwin P. Kneeiand and Miss La vtnia F. Kneeiand were in Williman- tic Tuesday. Schools in town opened Tuesday af. ter the summer vacation Mrs R. E. Cummings and Miss La vinia P. Kneeland were in Colchester Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
PENDLETON HILL
Carey MaineFs Residsnee Being I'm. preved-Busy Week with Fairs and Holiday Trips.

Mir. and Mrs C. Dwight Thompson visited their daughter and her, hus- band, MT. and Mrs. George Wheeler this week. Nelson Wheeler who has spent the past month with his grand parents. returned with them to h1s home.
 Miss Alice Chapman. youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Martin Chapman entered the Willimantic Nor uaal school, Tuesday. Miss Chapman was graduated from the Wheeler school last June.
 B. c. Palmer and J. Morton Cook are having silos erected. Remodelins House. The old fashioned chimney at Carey
 Maine's has been torn out and will be
 replaced by a new one and other inn provements made. to the house.
 pr. c. Wesley Hale. Mrs Hale and
 daughter, Fiona, have returned to
 Springfield, after passing the summer
 at their home here.
 Miss Mary Chapman spent last week
 with ,sah.s relatiyes in cafonchet and Prov
 MT. and Mrs. Charles fIillard spent Sunday at c. D.. Thompsons
 Home from Western visit. Miss Edythe Cook and Morton Cook returned to their home last week hay tiA6 SpCAtS Ao14 "OSA0 6tIA "SSASAi | friends.
 Miss Sarah T. Palmer was in vii. iimantic. Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ahern ana children were guests over Labor Day of MT. and Mrs. Amos Palmer. MT. and Mrs. Ishmael Curtis ant four children, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Irving Button. have re. turned to their home in Auxusta, Me Miss Mary Chapman is teachin~ ir Laurel Glen and Miss Edythe Cool on the Hill.
 Miss Carrie A. Ryder and Miss Fan | nie Maine of Rochester. N. r.. havs spent the past week with MT. ana | Mrs. Frank Brown and other reia' | tives.
 Mrs. Annie Cook entertained he, | brother, Edward Ryder, his wife an< child from Apponaug, R. l., over Labol l Day. MT and Mrs. James Book Brooizl and the latter's brother and wife from Passaic, N. J., were over Sunda. ] guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. Miss Anna Palmer North and liar | ris Beardman who were under a doc | tors care last week are improving. | Supervisor Visits School. MT. Evans officially visited the rEil 1 school, Thursday.
 A number from this vicinity were il l Kingston and Norwich this week, at tending the fairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12

Town H1a Girls and HoyS AgrieutSu- ral cIub--Borough Schools of the
 Town opsn-PersenaI Events.
 Mrs. J. B. Bla1eslee and daughter. Beatrice have returned home aiter spending a month In Indiana
 Miss Edith M. Tucker spent the weekend with friends in Waterford.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Church of 1dart- ford were in town few days last week.
 Marion Blakeslee is teaching in vol-
 Mrs. B. L. Danielson is visiting In New York.
 ereton Guest Leaves.
 Miss Matilda Allen has returned to Groton after spending week with Mir. and Mrs. S. w. Throop.
 Miss Fannie Perkins spent q few days last week in New London and Waterford.
 Miss Edith Daggett of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Burgess.
 Charles Abell of New Britain. John Abell of New York and Clara Aoell of Union City spent Labor Day. with MT. and Mrs. c. ]. AbeH.
 Frank Perkins and Katherine Good win of New London were inS town Sunday. guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Troland.
 Miss Edith L. Tucker was in Wlili- mantle Wednesday afternoon
 Miss Eleanor Dray Of New London is teaching in District No. 1.
 Miss Helen Blakeslee of Norwich spent Tuesday at J. B. Blakeslee's.
 Mrs. Hilda. Peck is the guest of her Laughter, Mrs. Charles Geer.
 Many from here attended the Nor wieh fair.
 Douglas Clark of Springfield, Mass, spent Thursday at E. J. Fuckers. Mrs. Hattie $. Robinson is. in Hs- bren for a few days.
 Royce Mccall begins course in Storrs college this month.
 Dexter Mead goes to Middletown college, Vermont.
 Agricultural Club.
 Lebanon has a. boys and girls Ag- ricultura1 club which aims to bring together all who were in the corn, through the season. Theresa hamo is secretary
 The King orchestra furnished ex- cellent music at the Exeter Congre- gationa1 church Sunday night, Sept.
 The annual Spafford clarnbake was held at the old farm home, now Johns summer home, Saturday Sept. ,. Among the 43 present were friends from Willimantic, Glastonbury, Bridge port and Hartford.
 To Be Instructor at Wellesly. Dr. Harry York, for several years a missionary in Ceylon, who has been sppending the last year at his child hood home in Goshen, goes to WelIes- ly college this fall as instructor in the Bible.
 The old Wattles home on Goshen hill is being torn down. A century ago it was one of the really fine homes of the town. Personal Mention. Mrs. L. P Smith of Redwood, Leba- non, was the guest of Williams street friends in New London this week L. P. Smith is in Essex for a brief stay. Mrs. Anna Perry is. at her home in New London for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
LAUREL GLEN

George Hill, who is working at the State hospital WAS home for few days last week.
 Hattie White and Eli King were in Westerly last Saturday evening.
 MT. Dix and son of Paterson. N. l., have been guests of George Hill and family.
 Dwight Main and family spent Sum- day at Amos Phillips at voluntown.
 Dr. Hale and family closed their summer cottage, The Sunsets, here last Sunday and returned to their home in Springfield. Mass.
 { School commenced Tuesday with Miss Mary Chapman of Pendleton Hill teacher. /
 People here have attended the fairs this week at Norwich and Kingston.
 Elmer Main was at his home over Sunday and Labor day. q.
 John Geer Is doing carpenter work fo1, Ed Main on Pendleton Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
Norwich faiE Monday. making the trip

Norwich faiE Monday. making the trip in his autoniobile
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams visited Norwich fair Labor day.
 Miss GenevieVe Brink was the guest Labor day of her sister. Mrs. C1ar-' ence w Beckwith. Mrs. Kuttruff and daughter. of Mans field were recent guests of Mrs. Pren-' tice A. Williams.
 Miss Aleane Clark has returned to her home at Quiannbaug after a visit to Miss Eleanor Chesebro. Miss Florence Exley has returned to her home in Plainield after visit. to Miss Susan H. Babcock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
GRISWOLD

Irving B. Crouchy of Groton was in town last week Thursday evening and inspected the Grange. T. Fred Edmond returned last weak tr1day from visit in Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Terrel of Wa. terbury were guests of Mir. and Mrs w. c. Terry last week, J. c. Edmond returned t6 Waterbury Wednesday, after a short visit with relatives in town.
 John o. Peckham and Miss M.sy day. .G ,,- -
 Miss. Serena Peterson of N<w York visited over Sunday with Mrs. William E. Montgomery.
 Stephen Peckham and family a, Norwich were guests Monday of MT Peckham's sister, Mrs. W. A. Es. mond.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
OLD MYSTIC
Carter Bentley Marriaae-LocsI Team Wins Silver Trophy from Mystic Players.

Miss Mary Esther Bentley of White
 Hall, Old Mystic, and George Bradley
 Carter, of Greene, N. 3- were united
 in marriage Wednesday evening, Sept. 2nd at z o'clock. at the residence of pr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Kelsey of Win
 by Rev. Dr. George H. Phillips. rec
 tor of St. James church. Winsted. assisted by Rev John McChesney. of
 Montclair N. J.. a fraternity brother
 and college friend of the groom. The bride wore white satin trimmed
 with chantilly lace. Her veil was caught with orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas Miss Catherine White Sandford of New York was honor
 John Llewellyn Kuschl<e, of Wilkes
 barre, Penn. a fraternity brother and roommate. There were many costly
 and beautiful gifts including two hun dred dollars in gold, cut glass, silver and oriental rugs.
 of art in the Collegiate school, New York. The groom was instructor in history in the Collegiate school. MT. and Mrs. Carter left by automobile for a trip to the Berkshires, and will
 be at home in New York after De-
 sember first.
 Cup Won by Old Mystic Team. The fifth and as it turned out to be the deciding game of the series of ball games between Old Mystic Young
 Mems association and Mystic Inde- Saturday, Az. Stopping on the re- turn from their parade in front of Captain Tingleys, the boys cheered him as the donor of the cup. E.. A. Bliven and others responded by burn ing red fire in compliment to the local team and it's fans.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday with Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover at Elmhurst. Rev and Mrs. Arthur H. withee are Charles M. Fenner of Putnam, the trip being made in MT. Fenner's auto
 mobile.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems asso- citation ball team and the team of the Stonington A. A. club. played a game
 of baseball Labor day at Old Mys- tic. The game was won by the A. A. club team. $ to 5. The game was witnessed by large number. The Stonington team brought a band with them. The collection amounted to over s22 This was the first game in a series for silver cup.
 Mrs. Ira Latham, and children
 Latham and Julia, of Eastern Point.
 and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Avery and daughter Grace of Groton, borough were recent guests of Deacon and Mrs. William D. Beckwith.
 The Old Mystic schools will open Monday. Sept 14th.
 Miss Mary Williams of Providence was the guest for few days of her aunt. Miss Bucy Gallup.
 Harold Middleton. of New York. spent Labor day at the Middleton mansion Quoquetaug.
 Lawrence Williams attended the Norwich fair Labor day. Teaching in Mystic. Miss Emma 4. Williams. who was graduated from the Willimantic Nor nal school, class of 1914. Is teaching the seventh grade at Broadway school, Mystic.
 Capt. John E. Spcttord, Louis Suss- man and Albert Gutterman of New Yorlsa left Eaton's wharf Friday and padded to Mystic in the captain S canoe. spending Sunday and Labor day with Mrs. Spofford and Miss Thel- ma Spofford, who have been passing the summer at Burnettis Corners. Clarence ". Beckwith attended the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
FRANKLIN

Schools in town opened Tuesday with
 the following teachers: Miss Nellie
 Driscoll Sixth district; Miss Blanche
 Smith. Lebanon Road: Miss Ruth
 Dexter, Pautipaug Green; Miss Eliza
 beth Shea. Meeting House Hill; Miss
 Mary Tracy, Sodom. N- A large number of farmers are filling silos. ,s
 Miss Anrie Statz of New London is the guest of Mrs. Owen Stewart. Mrs. Fred l<Growe and Mss Helen Grove of Scnerville, have returned Uter being the guests of MT and Mrs. Aouis Smith. Miss Mildred Montgomery of Gris- wold is teaching in Pautipaug- Mir. and Mrs Hermon A Gager at | tended the Norwich fair Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
LISBON
Progressive Lantern Party at Persen' ase-seerstary Raymond Expeetee to Speak,

This town was we'll represented all three days of the County fair in Nor .yich.
 A reception in the form of a. pro- gresstve lantern party was given at tho parsonage Tuesday evening.
 Two New Teachers.
 Schoois in town opened "Wednesday with the same teachers as last year. with the exception of the school at the Bend with Miss Josephine Miller of Jewett City. and the Brick district with Miss Charlotte Cady of Oxford, Mass, as teachers.
 Arthur Edmurds has returned From his vacation spent in New York and New Haven,
 Clarence Griswoid and his grand father MT. Foster returned to their aoaas @ REoyssea:s, Tuesday, aftsr
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Eugene PartIo was q weekend vis- ttor at Luther Tanners Miss Grace E. Lamphear returned to New York Thursday.
 William H. Dawley Jr. attended the Charter Oak Fair. Thursday.
 James H. Dixon and family and Charles A. Barber and family attend ed the Kingston Fair, Sept. 10th.
 School opened Wednesday with Miss Blakeslee teaching. She has taught here two years and has been very sue cessful.
 A good number from this vicinity attended the fair at Norwich.