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Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
STAFFORDVILLE
Rev. MT. TunnicIiffe New Pastor at M. E. Church-Supt. Lambert Re- turns

Rev. Mr Tunnicliffe, formerly of Gurleyville, will arrive in town today CSaturday) and will preach his first sermon Sunday morning as pastor of the Methodist church. A student Rev. A. A. Belyea of Wesleyan university, supplied the pulpit last Sunday morn ing and evening
 Mill to Start Up.
 The Garland mill has been shut down for two weeks. MT. Lockett has Lambert, who has been in West Swan has again taken the place. It is ex- pected the mill will soon be running in full.
 Barns Burn.
 Thursday morning about one o'clock the barn of H. G. Durham burned to the ground and the barn adjoining owned by an Italian neighbor, was also burned The cause is unknown.
 Miss Marjorie Eaton, teacher of the grammar school, was called home last week Friday by the death of her moth CT, Mrs. George Eaton, of Stafford Springs. Miss Blanche Soul of Hyde vile has been teacher for the past week
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill. who has been spending the winter in Wales, re turned to her local home Sunday for two weeks.
 George Boweien visited relatives in Monson, Mass, over Sunday. Attended Sisters Funeral. T. NJ Lyon attended the funeral oi his sister, Mrs. Telura Lyon Tefft 1T Norwich last week Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
CILEAD
Varied Programme at Meeting of He bron Granse-F. B. Post Buys Milk ing Machine.

Hebron grange met at the hall Fri follows: Piano solo, Miss Ethel T. spond with One Good Feature of Our Town: address, The Growing of Small Fruit and Care Needed to Make a Sue cess of It, Will Saglio; address, How to Select Good Cow and How to Care for Her, c. Daniel Way: recitation, Elsie Jones; address What Is Wo- mans Hardest Work on the Farm ? Can It Be Made Easier? by Mrs. W. N. Hills.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. O. A. Hitchcock is spending a few days with relatives in Unionville. Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Buell. visited in Princeton and Fitchburg, Mass, sev- eral days this week.
 William Herold has returned to Mt Hermon, Mass, where he will engage in carpenter work this summer.
 Several from here attended the auc- tion of the estate of Daniel Jones in Jones street Tuesday.
 Farm Sales.
 Mrs Agnes Wood Is moving her household goods from her place here to the Wilcox place in Hebron which she recently purchased.
 Mrs. Eliza Latham of Hebron has sold her place in Giiead to c. J. Fogil who expects to occupy it soon-
 Has Milking Machine.
 F. B. Post has recently installed . milking machine which is operated bJ d three horsepower Stover engine.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
NORTH STEE29 FIG
Florida String Beans by Parcels Post
 Kitchen Found Ablaze.

Misses Myrtle and Mary Griffith of Danielson spent Sunday with their par ents here.
 Mrs Ida Logee of Danielson is vis- iting Mrs. George c. Spooner.
 Mrs. Lauretta Mains called on friends and former neighbors the past week,
 Mrs. J. D. Hillery attended the we'd ding of her niece in Westboro, Mass, last week.
 Mrs. Leon 4. Dexter and Mrs. Olney Knight spent Saturday with their sis ter, Mrs. Frank Gilbert, in Danielson,
 MT. and Mrs Arnold P Rich of East Ki1lingly spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. George c. Spooner
 F. O. Hummer was in New Bed ford last week
 String Beans by Post.
 Mrs. G. c. Spooner received a peck of string beans from Florida Monday by parcel post. They were as fresh as when picked in the garden.
 Arbutus parties are searching fer the beautiful early flower.
 Joseph D. Hiliery awoze enc mern- ing last week to find the kitchen ablaze. He succeeded in putting out the fire with the aid of force pump before much damage was done. It was probably caused by seet in the pipe
 The rural mail carrier has purchased a farm near where the Checkerberry schoolhouse was destroyed by 6 forest .sfire
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
SOUTTf WELLINGTON
Men Discovered Trying To Burn Barn-Go-To Sunday To Be Observed

Paul Benson, Carl Goodman and Charles Safranek, while driving by the old Legrand Johnson piace last Saturday evening at about S:15 dis covered a fire just set to pile of hay and straw placed against the east door of the large barn. They were able to extinguish it and also to get a pretty good description of the men who set the fire and ran away just as they got there. The property is owned by Col. w. H. Hall, who built t..u barn and the new house.
 Go-To-Church Sunday.
 At the services in Memorial church last Sunday Rev. E. w. Darrow an nounced that the second Sunday in May was selected as Col O. Church Sunday, in accordance with the of the ministers in the Willimantic circuit. committee of four from each part of the field is to be appoint ed to work with the pastor.
 A meeting of the w. c. T. U. Is to be held at the home of Mrs. E. J. Hol- man this Saturday. afternoon.
 D. L. Royce and family have moved into a tenement in the village.
 Birth of Walter A. Allen.
 A telephone message received Sat urday April IS. announced the birth Water Armory End, and Frances Stelling Allen of Hartford.
 Progress on State Road.
 A. Vito's men have settled down to work on the state road. The steam shovel has been used some and proves an interesting sight for the villagers In a few days the fuel force will prob- ably be at work and June 1st ought to see the contract finished.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
Windham County
I-rviLLE

Personal ltems-Marriage on Monday. Henry Miller of Townsend. Mass. has been the guest of his brother. C. t, Miller.
 Mrs N. l.. Greig is spending the week with Mrs. Angus Park of Han- over.
 Mrs Ellen Williamsshas been spend ing the week with Mrs. Juliette Field. Mrs w E. LaBelle is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alien, in Whitingsville, John O'Neil of Brown spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. James
 Motored from Providence. Frederick Brooks of Providence came in his automobile Sunday to visit Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Burnett Earl Briarley of Lowell, Mass, spent the week end with NIT. and Mrs. Harry Briarley.
 William Martin of Connecticut Lit erarv institute has been in. town for several days.
 Mrs Angus Park of Hanover spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. \. l.. Greig
 Wayland Bennett and a friend were Sunday guests in town
 Mfr and Mrs A E. Potter and daugh- ter Charlotte. with MT. and Mrs. Her bert Wallen, were at w. F. B1dwelfs s Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Marble of worcester were SoO~s%S SA NAAA - - Russell Sunday.
 Miss Mary F. Blanchard spent the week with Providence friends
 Torrance Bresman of Pascoag, R. l., was in town W Wednesday.
 Miss Emma Spencer of Rockiand, k l. spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs Ray Johnson.
 Married Monday.
 Miss Ludivinia Page and Philip Frcland were married Monday by Rev. | kost
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
COLUMBIA
Small Folding Chairs Given Infant Class-City Buyers Looking For Farms.

Columbia lake is at high water mark Several new bungalows will be erected on its shores this sea son.
 Charles Hall who for many years has resided in a portion of the house own ed by William A. Seymour at the Lake disposed of his househould goods and other articles at public auction last Wednesday. s B. West was auction ger.
 Robert Cobb and bride returned from their wedding trip last week and are to reside in West street. About twenty five of their young friends gave them a serenade last Saturday even ing.
 Will Exchange Pulplts.
 Rev. MT. Campbell of Lebanon ts- expected to occupy the pulpit in this place next Sunday by exchange.
 The second Sunday in May has been chosen for an Everybody Get to Church" Sunday by the pastors of country churches in this vicinity.
 eff. of Small Chairs
 Joseph Hutchins has presented IS small folding chairs for the use of the infant classes in the Sun in Vermont and were used for the first time last Sunday. The small classes assemble at the chapel.
 To Fix Price of Lots. A meeting of the Columbia Cemetery association was held last Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of estab- fishing a price for burial lots in the new cemetery. A committee was ap- pointed to appraise the lots and report at an adjourned meeting to be held on next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Sweezy and party of Long Is ] land were in town Wednesday and ! Thursday looking at farm properties l with g. view to purchasing. The party l came in automobiles. MT. Sweezy was i here last winter and looked at several l places then for sale. J. P. Little spent Monday with l friends in Glastonbury. l Rev. E. O. Foster attended the Min | isterial convention at New Haven in i the early part of the week. Plan Tennis Court. l The young people met last Monday | evening to consider the matter of a | tennis court and where it should be ] located. The vote was strongly in | favor of the lot back of the town building as being the best location. Horse From Kansas.
 Prof Raymond Hunt of Emporia college. Kansas has shipped a horse tC i his father, Fred A. Hunt. The anima 1 arrived at its destination Wednesday Mrs. Jennie P. Little has been spend ing few days in Hartford.
 The w. s. s. E. Ladies' club met with Mrs. Raymond Squier last Thurs day afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
RIPLEY MILL
Arbor Day Programme-Club Plans Tree Planting and Other Improve mcnts

The Arbor day exercises of the Rip ley Hill school were held at the house of MT. Sherman. The programme foi- lows: Reading of the governors proc lamation by William Richardson, reci- tation, The Bluebird, Barbara Peter son; A Birds Story, Howard Richard
 son; A Little Play, The Sportsman.
 William Richardson, Fannie Green and a Tree, Raymond Green: Story of\ a
 Tree, Charles Bridges; Woodman
 Spare That Tree, by the class. As there was no room to plant a tree, a
 hitching post was placed and a tree
 which had been injured by horses was
 trimmed and its injuries given coat
 of paint. At the close of the exercises
 the Hill Top Homes club served cake
 and lemonade After the pupils were dismissed, the club roll was called, each member responding by naming her favOrite flower, and giving its cul- ture. Mrs. A E. Peterson gave a pine tree to all who would plant il. Con siderable interest is taken by the club in tree planting. A committee was appointed to investigate the plan of tree planting by the roadside It was suggested to adopt some plan to raise
 money to purchase an organ for the school. This was put in the hands of 1 committee.
 Personals.
 1 Hill boy, a graduate of Oberlin college ! is in the chemical department of the l Thread company at Willimantic ! Robert Stevens, of Brooklyn. N. Y. was the guest of R. H. Sherman over Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
EAST KILLINCLY
Local Guest At Yare-SayIes Wedding
 Play Repeated.

Joseph Dumas Jr. was in Providence Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Yare have re- turned from Stafford Springs, where they were guests of MT. Yare's. par ents.
 Mrs. Henry Blanchard of Dayville, and Mrs. Fred Smith of Maiden, Mass, visited A. P. Rich and family. Tues day.
 Attended Wedding.
 Harry Sayles was the guest of friends in Stafford Springs, last week and attended the wedding of his sis ter, Miss Gladys SayIes and William Yare, Wednesday. April 18th.
 NIr. and Mrs. Walter Bedding of Lynn, Mass, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Belding's sister. Mrs. A. D. Sayles.
 Irving French Sr, of Providence. was at his home here, Sunoay.
 Repeated Play.
 The Anti-cants went to East Put nam Saturday evening and gave their play, The Face at the Window.
 Harold Brooks was the guest of Fred Smith. Sunday. at Putnam Mrs. Clarence soule and daughters. Bertha and Elsie, visited in Daniels son, Saturday
 Walter Mowrey of Providence, call ed on friends here Tuesday.
 Walter Chase has moved to the Roxy Bartlett farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Shippee were in Putnam, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Brown and son Bernard, of Attawaugan, visited friends here Sunday.
 Mrs. Mason Rabbit of Providence is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Oatley.
 Mrs. James Smith visited relatives at Putnam Heights, Sunday.
 Mrs Alfred Barratt and daughter returned from Maine, Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
POMFRET CENTER
Woodstock Grange fnspeoted-Boy
 Scouts Entertainment.

Everett E. Brown visited Woodstock grange for inspection Tuesday. Tho lecturers hour was devoted to Neigh bors' night, Senexet and Dudley grangers were invited. A very enjoy able time.
 Word has been received of the death of MT. Stebrag in France Mrs. Ste brag is sister to Mrs. Courtland Hop pin and Miss F. J. Clark, who have summer homes here.
 Wolf Den grange had an interesting meeting Wednesday evening. A large class were given the credentials for the fifth degree to be given Saturday at Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Horace G. Brown of Worcester Mass, and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Cen tral Village spent Sunday with E. E. Brown.
 The Boy Scouts gave an enjoyable entertainment Wednesday in the Com munity House hall. It Is planned to repeat it at Abingdon.
 Lewis .Averiu lately receiver a finely bred Jersey COW from the Chase sale at Hanover, N. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
sour; -viNDnAM
Ladies' Society Gives Aunt Jerushy'
 Quitting Party.


 c T. Clinton was a visitor in Hart ford Sunday.
 Miss Martha Potter was 8 week end visitor at Chaplin.
 Miss Lorna Maynard is visiting her grandmother in Norwich.
 Farce We'll Presented.
 The Ladies society presented the farce Aunt Jerushy's Quilting Party Wednesday evening. The cast follows: Aunt Jerushy Dow, Mrs. Clarence Av- cry: HepsaDar Spooper Mrs. Alfret Card: Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. Arthur Sweet: Mrs. Pride. Mrs. Stephen Childs; Ra- chel Gray, Mrs Richard Perry; Phoebe Pride, Miss Iva Adams; Mrs. Johanna Hines Mrs. Charles Chamberlain; Dru- ella Mrs Henry Scribner; Hannah Pike Miss Celia Colbert; Patience. Miss Hazel Backus; Charity, Mfs. Herbert Card: Mrs. Deacon Sir pl1ins, Mrs. Fred Peckham: Square Pride, James Adams: Preacher Lovejoy, Carl Johnson; Dea- con Sirnpkins Arthur Colbert; John large audiencs. and the many local hits were received with appreciation. The success of the affair was due to he efforts of Mrs. Alfred Card. The society will add about S16 to its treas MY. the receipts of the evening.
 Mir. and Mrs C. w. Murdock. John Jennings and F. E. Peckham were wis ltors in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mrs Harriet Chesebro is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Sif1ord
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
AIlAWAUGAN A
Edwin Olsen Rescues Clarence Weeks
 From Brook


 The engagement of Miss Edith L. Frissell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Walter Frissell, to Alphonse Lechiuner Of Moodus was announced at a party of Miss F'ressills friends last week
 Clarence Soule of East Killingly, visited with friends here Sunday.
 Tuesday afternoon Edward Olsen rescued Clarence Weeks, Jr, from be- ing drown in about four feet of water in the brook on Thomas Hughes prop erty. The storm on the first of March washed in 8 lot of stone and dirt so that it blocked the flow of the brook. and the culvert also being caved in makes it a dangerous place. After a little working on the boy he was all right. only scared
 Ira Bray, Charles Weeks, Jr.. and family, Miss Bessie Emerson, Albert Robinson and family. visited at Put nam with MT. and MT. Raymond Mitchell Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Haswen visited Mrs. Ida Watson Sunday
 Enry Anderson is moving his family to Webster
 Eddie Peabody has mover his fam fly from PonlganSet to this place
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
ELLINGTON
o'conneII Kelley Marriage Next We'd nesday Evenins-Accident To chas. Pease Results Fatally.

Miss Hannah O'Connell formerly of Norfolk and Thomas William Kelley of this town will be married in St. Bernard's hurch, Rockville next Wednesday at g: 30 a. m. They will reside in Ellington.
 Raymond Pinney of Manchester, who has been spending the winter in Florida has returned and is visiting his aunt Mrs. Clarence Richardson in Pinney street.
 The parks, church and library grounds were cleaned Tuesday.
 Struck and Killed.
 Charles Pease of of East Hartford who with MT. Judson of the same place was returning to their homes in an auto and were struck by & trolley car and killed, was a nephew of Mrs. Niles of this place.
 MT. and Mrs. Gustave Berr will vacate the Nicholson tenement and move into one of Theodore Berr's rents.
 Mrs. Collins vii occupy the Nichol- son tenement left vacant by the Berr's.
 After repairs are made on the c. P. Place property Mrs. Harriet Pease will move there. Harold Davis who has been work ing in Meriden has returned home. Mrs. Emma Dietrick the National organizer of the w. c. T. U. was the guest of Miss Mary KimbaIl last Sun ] day.
 |, Mrs Allen Hall has returned from her old home in the south, where she spent the winter. for her neaIth. Flowers For Park. l Mrs. John T. Mcknight and Mis-. Alice Pinney have been soliciting funds for purchasing flowers for tn, park.
 Mrs. Henry Buckingham has re 1 turned for the summer. | horse belonging to MT. NagIe O | Rockville, dropped dead on Mapi street, Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
STAFFORD
fncubaters of -11,o00 Capacity Grangers at Session of Somers Grange.

1Fdn9Sa
 Misses Rachel and Margaret Clever, Janet Dobson. Louise Wobbecke, Fred the state Y. P c. U. convention at Meriden. Miss Rachel Glover respond ed to the toast for the Stafford union.
 At Sorers Grange Meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson. Mrs. Alice Dimock. Miss Lulu Ide and Ruth Durham attended the Somers grange meeting last Thursday evening. the last two taking part in the lecturers program. The visitors have much to say in praise of the hospitality of the Somers grange.
 Giant Incubator.
 Much interest is being shown in the operation of a giant brooder at the of 1,5OO chicks This brooder is giv- Lord has ordered another to be in- stalled at once, as the matching capa- city has been increased 2.000 eggs making 11,000 in incubators at once.
 Leaves Treasurer's Office.
 Clifford g. Wightman has resigned in the state treasurerS office to enter the trea.surer's office of the Hartford Life Insurance Co.
 MT. Wightman was appointed ir 1907 when Freeman Patten was state treasurer. He was asked by State Treasurer Roberts to reconsider his resignation, but has declined to do so
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Ptnney returned last Thursday from a week stay 1T New York.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Wright of Spring field were guests of MT. and Mrs. L M. Wright Sunday.
 There was a large congregation Sun. day at the Universalist church. Rev Dr. Horton preached an excellent ser mon.
 Five-TabIe Whist, At whist party of five tables, give1 Saturday evening by MT. and Mrs Martin Goodell of Stafford street, tn, first ladies' prize was won by Mrs. T ! W. Brown and the first gentlemen's bJ Charles Dimmick
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
WOODSTOCK
Mrs. w. J. Lindeman Breaks Wrist By FaII-Pastor at Vale Convocation.

MT and Mrs. B. R. Ritch are nov ing from the C. w. Bowen farm to the Carroll house.
 Edward A. Bowen has returned from the Day Kimball hospital.
 Rev. R. R. Kendall has been in New Haven this week attending the annual convccation at Yale Divinity School.
 Broke Her Wrist.
 Mrs. w. J. Lindeman while wash ing windows last Monday slipped from the stool on which she was standing and fell. breaking her left wrist.
 Mrs R. R. Kendall is spending the week in Boston.
 Edward L. Child of Worcester was a Sunday guest at Valleyside.
 William M. Gallup was in Norwich Wednesday.
 Henry Burritt of Tufts college has bean spending his vacation with rela- tives here. Burial of Mrs. BoutelIe. The body of Mrs. Johanna Boutene who died in Ludlow, Mass, was brought here for burial, Monday. Mrs. Barnard, who has been spend ing the winter with Miss Ella Perley. has returned to her home in Bridg- ! ton, Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
WESTMINSTER

Miss Helen Koch has returned from . visit with friends in New York.
 John Finney, formerly a resident of this town. now of Massachusetts. was e visitor at Columbus Smiths Sunday, and an attendant at the Congregational church.
 Sunday morning at Il o'clock at the Congregational church the pastor, Rev ". Harrison Raymond, will preach. His subject will be What Have You Lost? The Christian En- eeavor service in the evening win be led by the prayer meeting committee, Miss Elizabeth Slavery and Edith Ray r1ond This service is at o'clock There will be special singing.
 Mrs. A. Tonneson and family were in Norwich Thursday, sight-seeing
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
SPRING HILL
Felix Prus Missing for Over a Week.

Mrs. Muir received word Sunday that her mother was very i'll at her home in New Hampshire. and she and Mir. Muir went as soon as they could the following morning.
 4 week ago last Monday Felix Prus, who recently moved into c. .. Davis house. next to the town hall, left home, saving that he was going to PrOvi- deace on business and expected to be away over night He has not been home or sent any word, and much anx- ietv is felt for his safety, as he was getting along in years.
 The road builders have started work sar where they left eff in December.
 Those who do not pay taxes on or ,efore the first day of May will be Aarged interest. The collector did no; pnsidel it necessary to send bills tC hose who have telephones.
 Miss Murilla Burnhan, who was eTn- loved ct the Gardiners for severa Weeks. has gone to Boston.
 Wayne Sto-rs, who has been ill this week. is improving slowly.
 Mrs. F'laherty spent last Sunday with ke:. daughter in AndOVer
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

of her pupils with one or two guests at her home Saturday. Those present were Misses Bertha Myer, Lulu and Helen Johnson, Elizabeth Rollins, Inez La Mountain and Ruth Cady.
 Miss Beulah Sharpe is in New Hampshire, caring for Dr. E. R. Pike's mother, who is critically i'll with pa ralySis.
 Charles Breckenridge has returned from Ganesvoort,s N. Y, where he spent the winter with relatives.
 Painful Accident.
 Windsor White cut off the end of his thumb while chopping wood Monday
 Farming by Dynamite.
 l.. H. Lindeman was clearing a field of rocks Wednesday by blasting with dynamite The reports were very heavy. A man from Putnam had the work in charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
ONECO
English Tea Proves success
 Personals,

Mrs. Iva Weeks and daughter Mar ion, were in town Wednesday.
 c. D. Whitford was in Providence, Wednesday.
 Success Of English Tea.
 The English tea given in the vestry of the church was well attended. The managers took in nearly twenty three dollars.
 Mrs. Jason Mowry visited in Frovi- dence one day this week.
 Mr, Young. supervisor ef schools, was in town Wednesday.
 William Barber has moved into Mir. Lincolns tenement near the Oneco bridge. Ida and Lizzie Clark were home over last Sunday. They are working at Peacedale, R. I. Mrs Simeon Burwin and Mrs. James Smith were iH Moesup last Saturday night. Mrs. Annie Foley was in Norwich over last Sunday. Monroe s. Kenyon is working in Whitford's store. Mrs. Pearl Tillinghast, from Greene R. l., visited her mother last Thurs day. Miss Nellie Ratfbun entertained her niece over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
ANDOVER
Pastor to Preach on Thomas A. Kem- Pis-Work on SteepIe Finished.

MT. and Mrs. Burt of Hartford, have taken possession of the BisseI Post place. which they recently bought.
 Thomas Lewis, who is in the Hart ford hospital, was safely operated or for appendicitis and is progressing very favorablv.
 At the Congregational church the pastor, Rev. John J. Lockett will preach on Thomas A. kempis as ar Apostle of Christ. At the evening service Mrs. H. C. Aborn of Ellington will speak on WomanS Relation tC Home Missionary Work.
 Attended Vale Lectures.
 The pastor has been in attendance at the Lyman Beecher lectures at Val, university during the week, bein" tn, guest of Mrs. HermanCe. the daughtel of the late President Voolsey. for 2; years president of Yale university.
 The work on the church steeple i! finished and it is expected that tn work on the new walks about tn, church will soon be commenced.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
SOU-4 CANTERBURY

MT. and Mrs. William E Gone of New London. who have been spending a few weeks here. have returned home
 William Wflloughby was in Taftville and Norwich Saturday,
 Mrs James Gaskill was recent wis itor in PlaiHfeid
 Misses Ruth and Marian Cone are yis- itin in New Lendon and East Lyme.
 Harold Francis of Central Village was a recent visitor in town.